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After The First Bombing Mission Over Tokyo, Japan, Gunners Clean Their Guns And Mechanics Check Over One Of The Boeing B-29 "Superfortresses"' Which Took Part In The Mission. Saipan, Marianas Islands, November 1944. (U.S. Air Force Number 64284AC)

Aerial View, Looking East, Of Isley Field, Saipan, Marianas Islands. (U.S. Air Force Number 64739AC)

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The B-29 Takes It! Capt. James Pearson And His Crew Of The 881St Bomb Sqd., 500Th Bomb Gp., 73Rd Bomb Wing Based On Saipan, Brought This Plane In From Tokyo Over 1500 Miles Of Water Thru Adverse Weather And Darkness With Two Engines Out On One Side. The (U.S. Air Force Number 59780AC)

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In August 1944 This Area In Guam Was Wilderness Except For A Jap Fighter Strip. A Year Later It Had Become Harmon Field. (U.S. Air Force Number A59002AC)

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Saipan - Awaiting Their Turn To Take Off For Another Strike Against The War Production Centers On The Japanese Homeland, Boeing B-29'S Of The 21St Bomber Command On Guam, Line The Taxi-Way Of Their Saipan Airbase. [499Th Bombardment Group (Bg)] (U.S. Air Force Number 56544AC)

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The Consolidated B-24 "Liberator," "Pistol Packin Mamma", At An Airfield On Kwajalein, Marshall Islands, July 1944. (U.S. Air Force Number B63798AC)