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United States Army Air Force men in a Spitfire observing the performance of another one in flight. Left to right: they are Colonel Harold B. Willis, Boston, Massachusetts, Major Marvin L. McNickle, Doland, South Dakota, and Captain A. E. Vinson of Monticello, Mississippi

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United States Army Air Force men in a Spitfire observing the performance of another one in flight. Left to right: they are Colonel Harold B. Willis, Boston, Massachusetts, Major Marvin L. McNickle, Doland, South Dakota, and Captain A. E. Vinson of Monticello, Mississippi

United States Army Air Force officers confering somewhere in the European theater of operation. At the wheel of the jeep is Major Marvin L. McNickle of Doland, South Dakota, with Captain E. A. Vinson of Monticello, Mississippi, and Colonel Harold B. Willis of Boston, Massachusetts

United States Army Air Force officers confering somewhere in the European theater of operation. At the wheel of the jeep is Major Marvin L. McNickle of Doland, South Dakota, with Captain E. A. Vinson of Monticello, Mississippi, and Colonel Harold B. Willis of Boston, Massachusetts

British and U.S. air chiefs in the desert. These three top-ranked United Nations flying officers were pictured together recently in the African Desert. They are (left to right) British Air Vice Marshall A. Coningham, Brigadier General Auby C. Strickland of the U.S. Air Force and Lieutenant General Frank M. Andrews, commander of the U.S. Army forces in the Middle East and himself a flyer

Troops at a U.S. Army airbase in New Hebrides manning a heavy machine gun. Left to right: Private First Class Elliott Moore, Trenton, New Jersey; Corporal Raymond Elliott, Jaspar, Alabama; Corporal Johnny Jackson, Augusta, Georgia; Private First Class Shade Mackee, Jr., Ashland, Alabama

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Top-ranking Anglo-American army officials meet in New Delhi, India. Left to right: Field Marshal Sir Archibald Wavell; Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, commanding all U.S. Army troops in China, Burma, and India; Lieutenant General H.H. "Hap" Arnold, commanding the U.S. Army Air Forces; Lieutenant General Brehon Somervell, commanding the entire Service of Supply for the U.S. Army; and Field Marshal Sir John Dill

United States Army Air Force men in a Spitfire observing the performance of another one in flight. Left to right: they are Colonel Harold B. Willis, Boston, Massachusetts, Major Marvin L. McNickle, Doland, South Dakota, and Captain A. E. Vinson of Monticello, Mississippi

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europe safety film negatives army men states army air force men spitfire performance flight colonel harold colonel harold b willis boston major marvin major marvin l mcnickle doland dakota captain vinson monticello air force 1940 s 40 s us army 1940 s aircrafts library of congress