German Soldiers Outside The German Headquarters Of The British Channel Islands During Its Occupation

German soldiers outside the German Headquarters of the British Channel Islands during its occupation - St Helier, Jersey, July 1940

A German SdKfz 165 self-propelled gun on the Eastern Front, 1944.

12 October 1944. Charles Elwood "Chuck" Yeager achieved five Messerschmitt Bf 109 victories during a single mission with his North American Mustang.

usafphantom2: Elwood was on a mission from God. Blues Bros

Lt Albert Keeler of the 95th Bomb Group poses under the nose turret of Sandy's Refueling Boys, August 1944

The Wellington VI; a bomber that could cruise at 35,000 feet, with four crew in a pressurized compartment. Only 64 were built. A policy change meant they were never used for bombing or path-finding, although 109 Squadron operated a few for training and experimental use. All had been scrapped by 1944.

Prototype Sea-Hornet F. 20 on the aircraft carrier HMS Ocean, April 1945

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