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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 men in a Spitfire observing the performan...

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Reciprocal aid. Sergeant A. Baker of Texas loading armament in a British Spitfire with British bullets. The plane will be flown by an American pilot. American and British air forces work side by side in the European theatre, with Britain furnishing important supplies and equipment under Reciprocal Aid Program

Reciprocal aid. Sergeant A. Baker of Texas loading armament in a Briti...

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The U. States steamers, Scorpion, Spitfire, Vixen and Scourge; with 40 barges in tow, crossing the bar at the mouth of Tobasco River, Mexico

The U. States steamers, Scorpion, Spitfire, Vixen and Scourge; with 40...

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The U. States steamers, Scorpion, Spitfire, Vixen and Scourge; with 40 barges in tow, crossing the bar at the mouth of Tobasco River, Mexico

The U. States steamers, Scorpion, Spitfire, Vixen and Scourge; with 40...

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Reciprocal aid. Two gentlemen from Ohio who pilot Spitfire planes in Britain. Lieutenant E.S. Schofield of Belleville, wearing a British flying kit, and R.F. Sargent of Youngstown, wearing a British Irvin jacket, give evidence of the cooperation between British and American air forces. Important equipment and supplies including airdromes, barracks and ammunition, are provided American fighting forces under the British Reciprocal Aid Program

Reciprocal aid. Two gentlemen from Ohio who pilot Spitfire planes in B...

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The Inlet, Spitfire [i.e. Saint Regis] Lake, AdirondackMountains

The Inlet, Spitfire [i.e. Saint Regis] Lake, AdirondackMountains

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Reciprocal aid. Two sergeants from Texas, Sergeant A. Baker and Technical Sergeant Roy Hill, carry a string of British bullets over their shoulders to a British Spitfire. American and British air forces work side by side in the European theatre, with British furnishing important supplies and equipment under the Reciprocal Aid Program

Reciprocal aid. Two sergeants from Texas, Sergeant A. Baker and Techni...

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Reciprocal aid. Wearing British flying kits, Lieutenant E.D. Schofield of Belleville, Ohio and Lieutenant R.F. Sargent, of Youngstown, Ohio, prepare to pilot a British Spitfire. Under the Reciprocal Aid Program, Britain is furnishing American air forces important equipment and supplies

Reciprocal aid. Wearing British flying kits, Lieutenant E.D. Schofield...

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Britain's New "Spitfire". Great Depression public domain photograph.

Britain's New "Spitfire". Great Depression public domain photograph.

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One year of reciprocal aid. Pilots of the U.S. Spitfire squadron in Great Britain are seen running to their planes. This aircraft with full complement of British fighter craft is one of hundreds turned over to the Americans by British government under reciprocal aid. Several of our fighter squadrons in North Africa fly Spitfires lend-leased to us. Some of the "Mae Wests" worn by the soldiers in this photograph were made of British material

One year of reciprocal aid. Pilots of the U.S. Spitfire squadron in Gr...

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Reciprocal aid. Lieutenant E.S. Schofield, of Belleville, Ohio and Lieutenant R.F. Sargent of Youngstown, Ohio, pictured in Britain, as the former prepares to pilot a Spitfire plane. Lieutenant Schofield is using a British flying kit and Lieutenant Sargent is wearing a British Irvin jacket, part of the supplies furnished American fighting forces under the Reciprocal Aid Program

Reciprocal aid. Lieutenant E.S. Schofield, of Belleville, Ohio and Lie...

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One year of reciprocal aid. British sailors and U.S. Rangers share a joke as well as ships. More than thirty troops, transports of the British Merchant Navy, were in the first convoy that swept through the Mediterranean in the invasion of North Africa, in company with American forces under escort of the Royal Navy. American aviators flew British Spitfire planes, in a joint action that established the Allied second front. The principle of sharing by the Allies paid tremendous dividends in this action

One year of reciprocal aid. British sailors and U.S. Rangers share a j...

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