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The site has over 18,000 listed and it appears that more are being added.

http://www.historylink101.com/ww2_navy/ ... index.html

I started at the end and have spent 2 hours and not even scrathed the volume of pictures.

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And I was going to stay away from the computer today, gee thanks...

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Yellow B-26's?
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Oh ... my ... GOD! Thanks for posting the link!

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Oh, PLEEZE! A day without the 'net? Stone him! Stone him! :lol:

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Not warbirds, but there are color images of the Normandie laying on its side.
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Wow. Sometimes I forget World War Two was fought in color :)
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This colorful Hellctas- flying target unit?

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This colorful Hellctas- flying target unit?


Bikini/Crossroads air-sample collection drones.

"Pink 14", btw, is the Hellcat currently hanging from the rafters at NASM Udvar-Hazy.
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Somebody holler if they find any PB4Y1 or PBY2 pics. I don't have time to go through all that. :shock:

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Wow, that was fast! :lol: Thanks!

I went through 10 pages, somewhere in the middle and it was mostly ship stuff. :lol:

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Django wrote:
Somebody holler if they find any PB4Y1 or PBY2 pics. I don't have time to go through all that. :shock:

A little late. There were several PB4Y1 pictures. Only remember 1 PB4Y2.

And I don't recall any PBY2 pics, but there were a few wheeled PBY's

Lots of PBM's (flying and lifting aboard ship) and PB2Y's though. And a capture sequence for an SC-1.
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