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OFF ON A TRIP TO SEE IF HE CAN ADD ANOTHER ENEMY PLANE TO THE SEVEN REGISTERED AGAINST HIS NAME. CAPTAIN GEORGE E. (KENTUCKY) KISER IS ANOTHER OF THE AMERICAN PILOTS WHO IS MAKING JAPANESE RAIDS ON AUSTRALIA A COSTLY BUSINESS FOR THE ENEMY. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL).
Sicily, Italy. July 1943. A group of pilots from No. 260 (Kittyhawk) Squadron RAF at an airfield being briefed just before take off for another sortie against the enemy. Note the markings on the side
AMERICAN ARMY PILOTS SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA ARE PUTTING UP A FINE PERFORMANCE AGAINST THE JAPANESE AND HAVE A SPLENDID RECORD OF ENEMY PLANES TO THEIR CREDIT. THESE FIGHTER PILOTS FIND REST FROM PHYSI
UNITED STATES FIGHTER SQUADRONS AGAINST THE JAPANESE FROM AUSTRALIAN BASES ARE RAPIDLY PILING UP A BIG SCORE OF DESTROYED ENEMY PLANES. FIRST LIEUT. ANDREW J. REYNOLDS, OF OKLAHOMA, IS ONE OF THE SEVE
LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND. 1943-08-31. EMBLEM ON "G" FOR GEORGE, A LANCASTER AIRCRAFT BELONGING TO NO. 467 SQUADRON RAAF OF BOMBER COMMAND BASED AT RAF STATION WADDINGTON. THE FOAMING MUGS OF BEER REPRESE
LEYTE ISLAND, THE PHILIPPINES, 1944-10-26. LAST IN A SERIES OF FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING A JAPANESE KAMIKAZE ATTACK ON THE UNITED STATES AIRCRAFT CARRIER, USS SUWANNEE. SECONDS AFTER THE EXPLOSION OF T
PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. 1942-07-25. A MARAUDER (B26) BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF US AIR FORCE 22ND BOMB GROUP MAKING A FORCED LANDING ON THE AIRFIELD AT SEVEN MILE STRIP PLOUGHED THROUGH THE EARTH UNTIL BROUGHT T
