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Bombing of the Yap Island airfield, 22 June 1944 - Related Files

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	Damage of the Yap airfield, 1944 Extent of damage from the 7th AAF raids on Yap’s airstrip number one can be seen in this picture of the bomb-pocked airfield and parking areas. A great number of fighter planes are visible.		02/27/2007	222
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	Bombing of Woleai Island, 1944 Bombs burst on the airstrip on Woleai Island in the Caroline Island Group to add to the destruction wrought by previous missions. This mission was carried out by planes of the 13th Air Force’s 868th Bombardment Squadron on July 8, 1944.		02/26/2007	227
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	Bombing of the Devres Airfield - 21 June 1941 High oblique photograph showing bombs bursting on newly-built hangars on the airfield at Desvres, France, during an attack by 6 Bristol Blenheim Mark IVs of No. 110 Squadron RAF, ('Circus' operation).		08/17/2008	225
	Migennes Railway damaged by Bombing - June 1944 Photograph taken on 28 June 1944, after hitting the railway bridge and yards of Migennes. Two tracks cut and train damaged by direct hit on south edge of bridge. About three tracks blocked by debris from one hit and 4 near misses on embankment west of bridge.		10/27/2008	108
	Dubova refinery before bombing by 15th Air Force Aerial view of the Dubová refinery, taken on August 20, 1944 before the bombing, which started at 10:48. 460+ B-24s and B-17s, some fighter-escorted, bomb the airfield and marshalling yard at Szolnok, Hungary and oil refineries at Dubova, Czechoslovakia, and Czechowice and Auschwitz, Poland.		06/25/2007	333
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	Omaha Beach, 6 June 1944 (Overlay II) Detailed aerial view, Exit D3, taken 6 June 1944 at 1230 hrs. (Photograph U.S. National Archives) See also overall view of Easy Red: http://www.gearthhacks.com/dlfile25563/Omaha-Beach,-6-June-1944-(Overlay-I).htm		05/30/2007	833
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