A U.S. Navy photographer’s “mate” assembles a montage of aerial reconnaissance photos for naval intelligence officers to study Japanese movements and fortifications.
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1 comment:
I have enjoyed reading "WWII Through The Lens" immensely. Many of these photographs I had not seen before. I hope you continue your work.
Andrew
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