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An employee of Trumbull Regional Medical Center waves

An air-to-air left side view of an Iranian P-3F Orion aircraft and a French F-8 Crusader aircraft. (SUBSTANDARD)

Scarf's Blenheim during World War I

Royal Air Force Bomber Command, 1942-1945. CH12354

An A-10C Thunderbolt II aircraft from the 122nd Fighter

Two C-5B Galaxy aircraft from the 436th Military Airlift Wing depart on a personnel and equipment airdrop mission. The U.S. Air Force Airlift Center is conducting tests to certify the airdrop, formation-flying and low-level flight capabilities of Galaxy aircraft. Earlier tests were suspended in 1973 when wing-strength problems were discovered in Galaxy aircraft

Buffaloes and Blenheim in Malaya 1941

Fem stycken flygplan B 4 från F 1 Hässlö flyger i V-formation.

StateLibQld 2 97336 Cover of The Queenslander Annual featuring a De Havilland DH86A, 1936

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Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12037

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12033

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12042

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12025

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12047

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12041

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12044

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12050

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12039

Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942. A12045

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Catapult Training For Fleet Air Arm Pilots. HMS Pegasus, Originally Named HMS Ark Royal, Is Now USED As a Catapult Training Ship For Fleet Air Arm Personnel. Lamlash, Scotland, September 1942.

Message dropping from the Kingfisher.

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1939 - 1945
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Imperial War Museums
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Boeing Flying Fortresses. Latest Boeing Flying Fortresses.This, the newest and most formidable in the Boeing Flying Fortress series, is the B-17E described by the War Department as "bigger and more deadly" than any of its predecessors. This new airplane, key weapon in America's war program, is now in mass production at the Boeing Aircraft Company. Under a special tri-company production pool arrangement, it is also being built in quantity by the Douglas Aircraft Company and by the Vega Aircraft Company, a subsidiary of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation

Royal Air Force Bomber Command, 1939-1941. C914

Her left wing and engine nacelle riddled by anit-aircraft fire, this B-26 (Martin Marauder) of the United States Army Air forces flies back and makes a safe belly landing after a bombing raid in Tunisia

The Royal Flying Corps on the Western Front, 1914-1918 Q11904

F6 Karlsborg 1946. Vinterövning vid Hednoret väster om Boden den 13/2-29/2. Chef: Major Enderlein. Albumet är en del av en donation från Karl-Axel Hansson, Karlsborg. Förteckning över hela donationen finns i albumet samt som Word-dokument.

us navy airship - Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei Company

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A12031

Flying Fortress. Symbol of American might. Test flight. Considerably changed from earlier models, latest type Boeing Flying Fortress contains many improvements of internal detail, making bomber tougher, more effective

Royal Air Force Bomber Command, 1942-1945. CH17852

Vintage World War II-era aircraft flies through the

Fiat CR.42 - Aegean Islands

RAF Bomber Command HU107752

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