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U.S. army technicians assemble. Motor vehicles in New Guinea.

U.S. army technicians assemble. Motor vehicles in New Guinea. Lined up along both sides of a long assembly line, skilled U.S. soldier technicians put together Army trucks, jeeps, staff cars and other types of automotive equipment at a U.S. Army ordnance base on the Southwest Pacific Island of New Guinea. Each man along the line performs a different operation, adds another part, until, at the end of the line, a new Army ...

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America at war. U.S. soldiers unpack motor vehicle parts at assembly plant on New Guinea.

America at war. U.S. soldiers unpack motor vehicle parts at assembly plant on New Guinea. At a field assembly plant on New Guinea territory, wrested from the Japanese, a crew of U.S. soldiers uncrates shipments of chassis frames, bodies, axles, cabs, tires and other parts which will be put together to form two complete two and a half-ton Army trucks for service in forward areas. The parts are shipped from the U.S. in wooden crates which can be stored compactly in ships' holds and docks. Cargo space is precious and since completely assembled motor vehicles are bulky affairs they would take up a lot of vital shipping space. Crated parts require less space and are more casily and more rapidly loaded and unloaded. More than 5,500 meter vehicles have been put together and sent into service at this assembly line in the field..

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American and Australian soldiers meet in New Guinea.

American and Australian soldiers meet in New Guinea. An American soldier (right) lights a cigaret for an Australian gunner somewhere on the Huon Peninsula of New Guinea in the Southwest Pacific. Australian units and American troops recently joined forces near Saider in Northern New Guinea after a campaign that wiped out the bulk of a force of 14,000 Japanese and won complete control of the entire Huon Peninsula.

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U.S. Army technisians assemble. Motor Verhicles at Plant in New Guinea. Two U.S.

U.S. Army technisians assemble. Motor Verhicles at Plant in New Guinea. Two U.S. soldiers (right) guide the steel dump body of a two and a half-ton Army truck as a crane lowers it to the chassis which has just emerged from the field assembly line at a U.S. Army ordance base on the Southwest Pacific Island of New Guinea. Both trucks shown were put together at the base from parts shipped from wat plants in the U.S. More ...

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Marsch der Schlachtrosse 2.

Marsch der Schlachtrosse 2. "Vorwarts, vorwarts, über Berge und durch Ströme, unser Ruf ist immer vorwarts, das licht vor uns strahlt" NI 1672

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Originalbild von den Kämpfen in Ostasien: Um den Bahnhof einer strategisch wichtigen Strecke wird hart gekämpft.

Originalbild von den Kämpfen in Ostasien: Um den Bahnhof einer strategisch wichtigen Strecke wird hart gekämpft. Schon sind die Japaner aber mitten zwischen den betriebsanlagen. NI 1630

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Soldaten des Teno An einem Flussufer angekommen, packen die japanischen Soldaten ihre Boote aus und machen sie, im schüt...

Soldaten des Teno An einem Flussufer angekommen, packen die japanischen Soldaten ihre Boote aus und machen sie, im schützenden Gras verborgen, blitzschnell schwimmfertig. NI 1623

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Japanische Alpenjäger 6. Motorisierte Truppen können solche schmalen Pfade niemals passieren. NI 1613

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Auch hierfür ist Zeit Japanische orposten in einem ungezwungenen augenblick. NI 1629

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Japanische Radfahrerabteilung die wor der Abreise an die chinesische Front zusammen mit anderen Truppenteilen gemustert ...

Japanische Radfahrerabteilung die wor der Abreise an die chinesische Front zusammen mit anderen Truppenteilen gemustert werden. NI 1616

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Zum Kriegsschauplatz in Ostasian. Japanische Streitkräfte und Fahrzeuge während des vormarsches im feindlichen Gebiet.

Zum Kriegsschauplatz in Ostasian. Japanische Streitkräfte und Fahrzeuge während des vormarsches im feindlichen Gebiet. NI 1627

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Soldaten des tenno Jeder dieser drei Aufklärungssoldaten der japanischen Wehrmacht trägt sein Boot im Rucksack bei sich,...

Soldaten des tenno Jeder dieser drei Aufklärungssoldaten der japanischen Wehrmacht trägt sein Boot im Rucksack bei sich, um gegen alle sich in den Weg stellenden HIndernisse bei Flussüberquerungen usw. gerüstet zu sein. NI 1626

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Kämpfer für ein Gross-Ostasien Japanischer Heeressoldat zum Ausmars gerüstet. NI 1632

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United service organization entertains in New Guinea Stars on a United Service Organization camp tour give an outdoor en...

United service organization entertains in New Guinea Stars on a United Service Organization camp tour give an outdoor entertainment for troops in New Guinea: Left to right around the microphone are: Larry Adler, harmonica virtuosuo; Martin Tilton, singer; Carole Landis, film star; Jack Benny, radio and screen star; June Bruner, accordionist, and lieutenant Lanny Ross, former singer, now a Special Service officer, who conducted the program.

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Japanse opmars ergens in Z.O. Azië (1942?)

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Japanse opmars ergens in Z.O. Azië (1942?)

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Japanse opmars ergens in Z.O. Azië.

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Us battleship shells Japanese positions on Attu. Its guns smoking, a U.S.

Us battleship shells Japanese positions on Attu. Its guns smoking, a U.S. Navy battleship standing off the Holtz Bay area hurls shells into Japanese shore installations on Attu in the Aloutian chain as American units carried out landing operations which led to the rout of Japanese forces on the island.

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Ingekleurde kopergravure van een kaart van Willem Blaeu

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U.S. Bombers score Direct Hit on Jap BIP.

U.S. Bombers score Direct Hit on Jap BIP. This photo shows a Jap ships of Lae, New Guinea, after suffering a direct hit from an American bomber. Smoke can be seen rising from amidship while flame pours out from the sterm. A smaller boat, apparently a landing ....is scurrying off in a deperate attempt to escape .... of bombs. This destruction is typical of what took place later in nearby Bismark Sea, where Allied planes ...

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Japanse opmars, ergens aan gevechtsfront in Z.O. Azië.

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Japanse opmars in Z.O. Azië (1942?)

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2 Militaire adviseurs van Prins Teh met de Associated Press fotograaf te Pailingmiao, Binnen-Mongolië. NI 1967

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Marsch der Schlachtrosse 7.

Marsch der Schlachtrosse 7. "Seit wir unser Heimatland verlassen haben vor so langer Zeit, ist unser Leben so ausgerichtet" NI 1673

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Japanische Alpenjäger. 1. Das Ziel des Regiments ist der Norikura Gipfel in den japanischen Alpen.

Japanische Alpenjäger. 1. Das Ziel des Regiments ist der Norikura Gipfel in den japanischen Alpen. Der Erste Abschnitt des weges verläuft längs des Azusa Stromes durch tiefe Bergschluchten. Das Regiment überschreitet gerade die Brücke, an der der Aufstieg beginnt. NI 1614

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U.S. army Technicians assemble motor vehicles at plant in New Guinea Skilled U.S.

U.S. army Technicians assemble motor vehicles at plant in New Guinea Skilled U.S. Army technicians lower the steel frame of a motor truck to the axles on the field assembly line at a U.S. Army ordnance base on the Southwest Pacific Island of New Guinea. Here trucks, jeeps, staf cars and other typers of automotive equipment are put together from parts shipped to the base from war plants in the U.S. Each man along the line ...

Afbeelding met Japanse propaganda: "Azië voor de Aziaten" en "Japan leider van Azië, Japan licht van Azië en Japan beschermer van Azië"

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U.S. army technicians assemble motor vehicles at plant in New Guinea U.S.

U.S. army technicians assemble motor vehicles at plant in New Guinea U.S. soldiers add parts to the front and rear axles of a two and a half ton Army truck rolling along the tracks of an assembly line at a U.S. Army ordnance base on the Southwest pacific Island of New Guinea. At top right, another soldier lowers an axle to the track. From this point, the axles pass along to other grous of soldiers technicians who supply ...

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Indische troepen marcheren voorbij een of ander regeringsgebouw en Indische, Britse autoriteiten en Japanners.

Indische troepen marcheren voorbij een of ander regeringsgebouw en Indische, Britse autoriteiten en Japanners. (Waar en wanneer?) NI 2673

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Fresh fruit for U.S. troops.

Fresh fruit for U.S. troops. Fresh fruit, a treat for American troops fighting in the wilds of New Guinea, is unloaded from a cargo plane at a forward less on the Southwest Pacific Island. The planes first used to carry parachute troops who bailed out over the Markham Valley in the campaign against the Japanese on New Guineas Huon Peninsula, now carry war materials and food to the Allied forces pressing forward against ...

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