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Swedish armed forces: “A flag worth defending. We defend human rights, the equal worth of every human being and our right to live as we choose.” // Sweden // 2021
Fight for liberty – 1943
Hong Kong Police officers change cap badges at the stroke of midnight following the handover of sovereignty to China (1997-07-01)
“Lafayette, we are here” WWI American propaganda poster
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Decoy of a Mikoyan MiG-29 ‘Fulcrum’ fighter jet, from the Air Force of Yugoslavia – in a concrete shelter at the Batajnica Air Base, (25 km) northwest from Belgrade, destroyed by a NATO airstrike, c. March – June 1999.
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USAAF Boeing B-17 Crewmen wearing RAF goggles with sun visors pose with their high altitude gear at Polebrook, 1942
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B-17 Flying Fortress releasing bombs over Berlin 384th BG 22 March 1944 from the view of the ball turret.
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B-17 “Tiger Girl” of the 8th Air Force, 388th Bomb Group, 560th BS, England, 1944
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Part of the 320th squadron of the “Jolly Rogers” 90th Bombardment Group, the crew of this B-24 arrived in Papua New Guinea only four months prior before being shot down in March of 1944.
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Replacement Boeing B-17G Flying Fortresses lined up on an airfield in England to replace squadron losses for the US Eighth Air Force – 1943/44 (Original Color Photograph Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum)
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B-17 Flying Fortress crewmembers Gus Palmer, side gunner, and Horace Poolaw, both of the Kiowa Nation stand near their aircraft at MacDill Field, Fla., in about 1944.
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Hundreds of B-17 Flying Fortresses awaiting the scrap heap, 1946.
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The chin turret of a Boeing B-17G bomber with the cowling removed, revealing its six .50 caliber machine guns, June 17, 1944
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B-17 ball turret gunner Alan Magee, who fell 22,000 feet without a parachute, landing on the glass roof of St. Nazaire train station, breaking it through. He suffered multiple injuries, including a broken leg and a badly cut arm, but he lived. January 3, 1943.
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Charles Winters (right) was an American businessman who assisted Israel during the 1948 war. He helped Al Schwimmer, who is sometimes called the father of the Israeli Air Force, smuggle three B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bombers to Israel. Winters flew one of the bombers himself .
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Tail Wreckage of B-17G 42-31367 Nicknamed “Chow hound” found by a American engineer who discovered.
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B-17s of the 8th Air Force navigate through a flak filled sky over Germany, 1944/45.
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B-17 Flying Fortress “Fifty Packin Mama”
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B-24J Liberator “Solid Comfort”
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Nose art of B-24D ‘Come And Get It’ (S/N 42-40941) – 90th Bomb Group, 400th Bomb Squadron, 5th Air Force – Pacific Theater circa 1943
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B-24 Liberator “Rebel Gal”
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Airmen of the 100th Bombardment Group (H) of the US Eighth Air Force – The ‘Mighty Eighth’ – relaxing between missions with coffee and doughnuts in the UK. 1943.
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Noseart of B-17 Flying Fortress “Blonde Bomber”
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8th Air Force Boeing B-17E 41-9154 “THE BAT OUTA HELL” at RAF Polebrook, England, October 1942 (LIFE Magazine Archives Margaret Bourke-White Photographer)
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