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English: Allied airfield crew working on Lockheed P-38 fighter plane engines, New Guinea, c. 1944, from vintage gelatin silver print, State Library of New South Wales PXA 644
Date c. 1944
Source State Library of New South Wales PXA 644
Author Unknown

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English: Allied airfield crew working on Lockheed P-38 fighter planes, New Guinea, c. 1944, from vintage gelatin silver print, State Library of New South Wales PXA 644
Date c. 1944
Source State Library of New South Wales PXA 644
Author Unknown
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Allied airfield crew working on Lockheed P-38 fighter plane engines, New Guinea, c. 1944. The engines are pre-38J models, with streamlined air intakes below the prop.

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