The World's Largest Public Domain Media Search Engine

lend-lease

hire

loan

accommodate

advance

advancing

aut

borrow

borrowing

clap

Topic: 

lend lease

689 media by topic ∙ page 1 of 7
Reciprocal aid. Broad verandas are a feature of a new 3,000,000 dollar hospital building "somewhere in Australia" which government of Australia has provided without payment for recuperating American soldiers, sailors and marines, under reciprocal lend-lease

Reciprocal aid. Broad verandas are a feature of a new 3,000,000 dollar...

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-built 155 mm. howitzers shipped to England as lend-lease reach an ordnance depot on their way to action

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-built 155 mm. howitzers shipped to Eng...

Lend-lease shipments from the United States

Lend-lease shipments from the United States

Lend-lease to Britain. A "Whirlwind" radial airplane engine on test after assembly at an English ordnance depot, part of a shipment of lend-lease material shipped by the United States

Lend-lease to Britain. A "Whirlwind" radial airplane engine on test af...

Lend-Lease to Britain. English girls, members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service move armfuls of American rifles just arrived from the United States under lend-lease

Lend-Lease to Britain. English girls, members of the Auxiliary Territo...

Lend-Lease to Britain. American tank transporter, shipped to England under lend-lease goes into service at a central ordnance depot in the English Midlands

Lend-Lease to Britain. American tank transporter, shipped to England u...

One year of reciprocal aid. Practically everything needed by our forces in Britain is supplied by the British government under reciprocal lend-lease. American soldiers here use British made guns and ammunition in training to defend U.S. bomber- fighter and aircraft repair bases in Great Britain. They are shown here firing British 3.7 inch anti-aircraft guns in Britain

One year of reciprocal aid. Practically everything needed by our force...

One year of reciprocal aid. New Zealand butter in making. Our Army has received 2,032,000 pounds of this staple from New Zealand, under reciprocal lend-lease. Most of the food for the U.S. armed forces stationed in New Zealand including 10,279,000 pounds of beef, 4,787,000 pounds of potatoes, 3,320,000 pounds of sugar, 4,053,000 pounds of bacon, ham and pork, 1,721,000 pounds of mutton and 1,407,000 dozens of eggs, have been received under this arrangement

One year of reciprocal aid. New Zealand butter in making. Our Army has...

Lend-lease to Britain. American-made tommy-guns shipped from the United States as a lend-lease are unpacked and checked for immediate distribution to units at an ordnance depot in England

Lend-lease to Britain. American-made tommy-guns shipped from the Unite...

Waste paper. Outdated telephone directories are a good source of the paper packing so badly needed today for shipment of defense and lend-lease goods. This pile of directories is in the stock room of a Philadelphia paper mill, which will make pasteboard packing out of it

Waste paper. Outdated telephone directories are a good source of the p...

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American-made machine gun is unpacked and assembled at an ordnance depot in England, having been shipped from the United States

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American-made machine gun is unpacked and as...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Tommy-guns arriving in England from the United States under lend-lease are unpacked and checked by an ordnance corporal. The guns arrived complete, ready to be fired

Lend-Lease to Britain. Tommy-guns arriving in England from the United ...

Lend-lease shipments from the United States. This bow section of an American landing barge will be lifted aboard a waiting freighter for shipment to a United Nations battlefront

Lend-lease shipments from the United States. This bow section of an Am...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Diesel searchlight generator sets, just arrived in England from the United States as part of a lend-lease shipment, are made ready for issue

Lend-Lease to Britain. Diesel searchlight generator sets, just arrived...

Lend-Lease to Britain. American 1,100-pound bombs to be used by the Royal Air Force are stacked in an ammunition dump in England, after arriving from the United States in a lend-lease shipment. The dump is in a tunnel one hundred feet underground hewn from solid rock

Lend-Lease to Britain. American 1,100-pound bombs to be used by the Ro...

Ambulances for lend-lease. Red Cross ambulances lined up on a freighter bound for Allied frontiers. They are being sent to the United Nations under lend-lease contracts

Ambulances for lend-lease. Red Cross ambulances lined up on a freighte...

Reciprocal aid. American soldiers, sailors, and marines, recuperating from wounds and illness on roof of a new 3 million dollae hospital which government of Australia, without cost to the United States has provided for our forces, "somewhere in Australia." Huge red cross identifies building for passing airplanes. Hospital is one of many facilities given the United States by Australia as reciprocal lend-lease

Reciprocal aid. American soldiers, sailors, and marines, recuperating ...

Reciprocal aid. New ten-story hospital "somewhere in Australia" which the government of Australia has provided under reciprocal lend-lease, without payment by the United States, for care of American troops recuperating from illness and wounds

Reciprocal aid. New ten-story hospital "somewhere in Australia" which ...

Lend-Lease to Britain. A shipment of 155 mm. howitzers just arrived from the United States under lend-lease is prepared for service at an ordnance depot in England

Lend-Lease to Britain. A shipment of 155 mm. howitzers just arrived fr...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Cases of TNT gunpower shipped from the United States under lend-lease are stacked in the dump in a tunnel one hundred feet underground dug out of solid rock in western England. The staff here works twenty-four hours a day handling Lend-Lease materials arriving from the United States

Lend-Lease to Britain. Cases of TNT gunpower shipped from the United S...

Lend-Lease to Britain. A "Whirlwind" radial airplane engine shipped by the United States as lend-lease is assembled at an ordnance depot in the English Midlands

Lend-Lease to Britain. A "Whirlwind" radial airplane engine shipped by...

Lend-lease in action. American M-3 tanks, "General Grants," are in action in Africa and are preparing for battle in Australia. The picture shows an M-3 tank, lend-leased to the United Nations, being hoisted aboard a cargo vessel at an unnamed American port

Lend-lease in action. American M-3 tanks, "General Grants," are in act...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Aerial bombs of 250 tons shipped from the United States under lend-lease are stacked in a dump hewn from solid rock one hundred feet below the surface in England

Lend-Lease to Britain. Aerial bombs of 250 tons shipped from the Unite...

Lend-Lease to Britain. In an ammunition dump in England, hewn from solid rock one hundred feet below surface, a shipment of 30-caliber tracer ammunition shipped from the United States as lend-lease is stacked by English workmen

Lend-Lease to Britain. In an ammunition dump in England, hewn from sol...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Shipment of 75 mm. guns from the United States as part of a lend-lease shipment reaches an ordnance depot in the English Midlands and are prepared for service

Lend-Lease to Britain. Shipment of 75 mm. guns from the United States ...

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-made 155 mm. shells shipped from the United States as lend-lease are stacked in an ammunition dump hewn from solid rock one hundred feet below the surface in England

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-made 155 mm. shells shipped from the U...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Cases of TNT gunpower shipped from the United States under lend-lease are stacked in the dump in a tunnel one hundred feet underground dug out of solid rock in western England. The staff here works twenty-four hours a day handling Lend-Lease materials arriving from the United States

Lend-Lease to Britain. Cases of TNT gunpower shipped from the United S...

Actual size of negative is C (approximately 4 x 5 inches). Image source: British official photo; BH 11629.. Title and other information from caption card. Transfer; United States. Office of War Information. Ove... More

Lend-Lease to Britain. Radio outfits shipped from the United States under lend-lease arrive at an ordnance depot in England. They include reception sets spare valves and (on shelf) American tank radio sets

Lend-Lease to Britain. Radio outfits shipped from the United States un...

Waste paper. Outdated telephone directories are a good source of the paper packing so badly needed today for shipment of defense and lend-lease goods. This pile of directories is in the stock room of a Philadelphia paper mill, which will make pasteboard packing out of it

Waste paper. Outdated telephone directories are a good source of the p...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Crates of American radio sets, shipped from the United States as lend-lease arrive at a central ordnance depot in England

Lend-Lease to Britain. Crates of American radio sets, shipped from the...

Waste paper. Waste is an American characteristic. For too many years we have simply thrown things out when we were through with them, without a thought that they might be reused. Here on this garbage scow carrying rubbish for disposal is a huge stock of waster paper, so vitally needed today for conversion into the paper packing for defense and lend-lease products

Waste paper. Waste is an American characteristic. For too many years w...

American lend-lease equipment is playing a vital part in the development of United Nations mechanized forces. Here, an American light tank, to be used for training Australia's armored crews, is unloaded at an Australian port

American lend-lease equipment is playing a vital part in the developme...

Lend-lease to Britain. Spare parts of an American-made motorcycle shipped to England as lend-lease are unpacked at an ordnance depot

Lend-lease to Britain. Spare parts of an American-made motorcycle ship...

Reciprocal aid. New ten-story hospital "somewhere in Australia" which the government of Australia has provided under reciprocal lend-lease, without payment by the United States, for care of American troops recuperating from illness and wounds

Reciprocal aid. New ten-story hospital "somewhere in Australia" which ...

Lend-lease to Britain. Telephone coils, part of a shipment of lend-lease materials shipped to England by the United States, are unpacked at an ordnance depot in the Midlands

Lend-lease to Britain. Telephone coils, part of a shipment of lend-lea...

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-made 155 mm. shells shipped from the United States as lend-lease, are stacked in an ammunition dump hewn from solid rock one hundred feet below the surface in England

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-made 155 mm. shells shipped from the U...

One year of reciprocal aid. Australian beef cattle on the long trek that leads to an American Army mess. Under reciprocal lend-lease, our armed forces have received from Australia 26,900,000 pounds of beaf and veal, lamb, mutton and pork, 20,000,000 pounds of potatoes, 1,800,000 dozens of eggs and 5,464,000 quarts of milk, and many other foodstuffs

One year of reciprocal aid. Australian beef cattle on the long trek th...

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American-made searchlight, shipped from the United States to England as lend-lease, is unpacked at an ordnance depot on its way to service

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American-made searchlight, shipped from the ...

Waste paper. Outdated telephone directories are a good source of the paper packing so badly needed today for shipment of defense and lend-lease goods. This pile of directories is in the stock room of a Philadelphia paper mill, which will make pasteboard packing out of it

Waste paper. Outdated telephone directories are a good source of the p...

Reciprocal aid. American nurses and officers enjoy themselves in nurses' quarters of a new 3,000,000 dollar hospital "somewhere in Australia" which government of Australia has provided, without payment by the United States, for American servicemen recuperating from wounds and illness. Hospital is one of many Australian contributions under reciprocal lend-lease. Left to right: Miss Bertha Only, Middletown, New York; Major James Hipple, Pierre, South Dakota; Lieutenant R.A. Pearson, Jr., Raleigh, North Carolina; Miss Genevieve Kusek, Danvers, Massachusetts; Captain T.F. Connolly, Sacramento, California; Lieutenant Ray Loper, Cleveland, Oklahoma; Miss Julia Owens, Columbus, Georgia; Lieutenant Edward Ferreri, Connorsville, Indiana; Miss Sera Clifton, Harrington, Delaware

Reciprocal aid. American nurses and officers enjoy themselves in nurse...

The Army uses "lend-lease" equipment now being used by British armoured forces, is a "white" scout car which has been converted into an ambulance for use with tanks. It has been proven to have a fine cross-country performance

The Army uses "lend-lease" equipment now being used by British armoure...

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American light tank is unloaded at a central ordnance depot in England, part of a lend-lease shipment from the United States

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American light tank is unloaded at a central...

Waste paper. Destined for destruction, this household rubbish heap contains waste paper so badly needed today for conversion into the paper packing in which defense and lend-lease goods are shipped. Paper is one of the materials with which Americans have been most profligate, only now they are beginning to conserve paper along with many other materials long thought of as merely refuse

Waste paper. Destined for destruction, this household rubbish heap con...

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American light tank is unloaded at a central ordnance depot in England, part of a lend-lease shipment from the United States

Lend-Lease to Britain. An American light tank is unloaded at a central...

Waste paper. For defense use, this pile of waste paper is being delivered by a dealer to a large Philadelphia paper mill. There it will be chopped up and combined with water, then pressed into pasteboard packing so vitally needed for shipment of defense and lend-lease goods

Waste paper. For defense use, this pile of waste paper is being delive...

Lend-lease share of 1942 food supply. A graphic chart issued by the Office of War Information (OWI) showing the percentages of domestic supply of principal foods absorbed by lend-lease shipments

Lend-lease share of 1942 food supply. A graphic chart issued by the Of...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Shipment of machine tools shipped from the United States as lend-lease arrive at a central ordnance depot in England

Lend-Lease to Britain. Shipment of machine tools shipped from the Unit...

Lend-lease to Britain. Cases of American spare parts arriving at an English ordnance center as part of a lend-lease shipment from the United States are moved to the stores for unloading. English girls, driving trucks, help with the task

Lend-lease to Britain. Cases of American spare parts arriving at an En...

Lend-Lease to Britain. English workmen handle a case of motor equipment arriving from the United States under lend-lease, at an unpacking bay of an ordnance depot in England

Lend-Lease to Britain. English workmen handle a case of motor equipmen...

Lend-lease to Britain. Cases of TNT gun powder shipped from the United States under lend-lease are stacked in the dump in a tunnel one hundred feet underground dug out of solid rock, in western England. The staff here works twenty-four hours a day handling lend-lease materials arriving from the United States

Lend-lease to Britain. Cases of TNT gun powder shipped from the United...

Waste paper. Waste is an American characteristic. For too many years we have simply thrown things out when we were through with them, without a thought that they might be reused. Here on this garbage scow carrying rubbish for disposal is a huge stock of waste paper, so vitally needed today for conversion into packing paper for defense and lend-lease products

Waste paper. Waste is an American characteristic. For too many years w...

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-made 38-caliber revolvers shipped to England from the United States under lend-lease are unpacked at an English ordnance depot

Lend-Lease to Britain. American-made 38-caliber revolvers shipped to E...

How lend-lease strikes at the Axis. A lend-lease tank coming over the side of a cargo ship in a United States Atlantic Coast port. Many tanks are carried as deck-load

How lend-lease strikes at the Axis. A lend-lease tank coming over the ...

Meeting first American food ship to arrive under lend-lease to Britain. Right to Left: Kathleen Harriman, Lord Woolton, Minister of Food; Averill Harriman, U.S. lend lease representative; Robert H. Hinkley, U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce, watching a consignment of food being lifted from the hold of the ship at a British port

Meeting first American food ship to arrive under lend-lease to Britain...

Edward R Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, Office of Production Management (OPM), and currently (September 2, 1941) lend-lease Administrator. Dr. Ernest M. Hopkins, Minerals and Metals Executive of the Priorities Division. President of Dartmouth College

Edward R Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, Office...

Mr. Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, Office of Production Management (OPM), currently (September 2, 1941) lend-lease administrator

Mr. Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, O...

Mr. Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, OPM (Office of Production Management), and currently (Sept. 2, 1941) lend-lease administrator

Mr. Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, O...

Sappers of the Red army in strongly fortified zone near Leningrad

Sappers of the Red army in strongly fortified zone near Leningrad

Photograph shows Russian sappers crossing area through barbed wire barriers near Leningrad during World War II. Title devised from item caption. Original typed caption: Defences of Leningrad: Radio Picture from... More

The first meeting of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board, Washington, D.C., September 2, 1941. Seated left to right: Harry L. Hopkins, Special Assistant to the President, supervising lend-lease Program; William S. Knudsen, Director-General of the Office of Production Management (OPM); Henry A. Wallace, Vice President of the United States, and Chairman of the Board; Donald M. Nelson, Executive Director of the Board and Director of the Priorities Division, OPM. Standing, left to right: James V. Forrestal, Undersecretary of the Navy (who was present in place of Secretary Frank Knox, out of town on this day and unable to be present); Robert P. Patterson, Undersecretary of War (sitting in for Secretary of War Stimson, who was unable to attend); Leon Henderson, Administrator, Office of Price Administration (OPA) and Director of the Civilian Supply Division, OPMt; Sidney Hillman, Associate-Director of Labor Division, OPM

The first meeting of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board, Wash...

Edward R Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, Office of Production Management (OPM), and currently (September 2, 1941) lend-lease Administrator. Dr. Ernest M. Hopkins, Minerals and Metals Executive of the Priorities Division. President of Dartmouth College

Edward R Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, Office...

Edward R Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, Office of Production Management (OPM), and currently (September 2, 1941) lend-lease Administrator. Dr. Ernest M. Hopkins, Minerals and Metals Executive of the Priorities Division. President of Dartmouth College

Edward R Stettinius, Jr., former director, Priorities Division, Office...

Conference held in the office of the Office of Production Management in Washington, D.C. August 19, 1941. Left to right: John Lord O'Brian, General Counsel, Office of Production Management; Edward R. Stettinius, Director of Priorities, OPM; Lord Beaverbrook, British Minister of Supply; William S. Knudsen, Director-General, OPM; W. Averill Harriman, Lend-Lease administrator in London

Conference held in the office of the Office of Production Management i...

Indian industry by lend-lease. A new hydraulic lathe, made available to Indian industry by lend-lease, is hauled by Bangali laborers into a munitions factory in India, where skilled native workmen will take over. This piece of equipment will increase the factory's output by two cannons monthly

Indian industry by lend-lease. A new hydraulic lathe, made available t...

Indian industry by lend-lease. Finished show and shells are prepared for delivery from an Indian munitions factory. Skilled Indian workmen, using lend-lease machinery, have increased the shell production of this factory twenty-four times over a pre-war year

Indian industry by lend-lease. Finished show and shells are prepared f...

The first meeting of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board, Washington, D.C., September 2, 1941. Seated left to right: Harry L. Hopkins, Special Assistant to the President, supervising lend-lease Program; William S. Knudsen, Director-General of the Office of Production Management (OPM); Henry A. Wallace, Vice President of the United States, and Chairman of the Board; Donald M. Nelson, Executive Director of the Board and Director of the Priorities Division, OPM. Standing, left to right: James V. Forrestal, Undersecretary of the Navy (who was present in place of Secretary Frank Knox, out of town on this day and unable to be present); Robert P. Patterson, Undersecretary of War (sitting in for Secretary of War Stimson, who was unable to attend); Leon Henderson, Administrator, Office of Price Administration (OPA) and Director of the Civilian Supply Division, OPMt; Sidney Hillman, Associate-Director of Labor Division, OPM

The first meeting of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board, Wash...

Jerusalem, pans. [i.e., panoramas] with cloud effect from Russian Tower

Jerusalem, pans. [i.e., panoramas] with cloud effect from Russian Towe...

Gloucester, Massachusetts. The crew of "Old Glory" pulls up a sizeable haul of fish. Almost all of this catch will be filleted and frozen for military and lend-lease shipment. Of the total packs in the United States, 60 percent of the salmon and 80 percent of the sardine and mackerel are consumed by the armed forces here and abroad

Gloucester, Massachusetts. The crew of "Old Glory" pulls up a sizeable...

The uniforms are different but the cause is the same. Officers of the United Nations attend a garden party of the United Nations Club at Dumbarton Oaks, Sunday, September 6th, 1942. Left to right: Major Barayev, Assistant Military Attache, Russian Embassy; Major Reginald Williams, Military Attache, British Embassy; Major David Li, China Defense Supply

The uniforms are different but the cause is the same. Officers of the ...

Conservation. Used typewriter campaign. The War Production Board (WPB) has launched a campaign to secure 600,000 used typewriters from business firms and private individuals. These machines are needed by the Army, Navy, Maritime Commission, Board of Economic Warfare, Lend-Lease and other government departments and agencies. John K. Stockham, Washington, D.C. insurance man, turns in one of his typewriters to the government. This is one of the first machines thus enlisted in the war effort

Conservation. Used typewriter campaign. The War Production Board (WPB)...

Edward R. Stettinius Jr., and President Roosevelt. Edward R. Stettinius Jr., lend-lease Administrator, discusses the Seventh lend-lease Report which he has just handed to the President for transmittal to congress. The report showed that lend-lease aid had increased more than a third in the last three months and was now being provided at the rate of $10,000,000,000 a year

Edward R. Stettinius Jr., and President Roosevelt. Edward R. Stettiniu...

Ship launching in Portland, Maine. Workers leaving docks at a New England shipyard where five British cargo-carrying ships built under lend-lease were christened at a mass launching on August 16, 1942

Ship launching in Portland, Maine. Workers leaving docks at a New Engl...

Hartford, Connecticut (vicinity). Boris Sergey Komoroski. He was a Russian sea captain, a graduate of the Czar's navel academy, an officer in the British navy, a Lieutenant Commander in the United States Navy during the World War, first master of a Standard Oil Company tanker. He is now retired from the sea, and makes a living as a farmer. He is a FSA (Farm Security Administration) client

Hartford, Connecticut (vicinity). Boris Sergey Komoroski. He was a Rus...

Washington, D.C. Lord Halifax, British ambassador, chatting with Maxim Litvinoff, Russian ambassador, at a garden party at the New Zealand Legation

Washington, D.C. Lord Halifax, British ambassador, chatting with Maxim...

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Liudmila Pavlichenko, famous Russian sniper, with Mrs. Roosevelt and Justice Robert Jackson

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Liudmila Pavlichenko, f...

Conservation. Used typewriter campaign. The War Production Board (WPB) has launched a campaign to secure 600,000 used typewriters from business firms and private individuals. These machines are needed by the Army, Navy, Maritime Commission, Board of Economic Warfare, Lend-Lease and other government departments and agencies. John K. Stockham, Washington, D.C. insurance man, turns a machine over to Don MacDonald, Washington, D.C. typewriter dealer, who accepts it on behalf of the government at the fixed rate. This is one of the first typewriters thus enlisted in the war effort

Conservation. Used typewriter campaign. The War Production Board (WPB)...

Tennessee Valley Authority production. Elemental phosphorus. A stack in the TVA phosphoric acid plant in the Muscle Shoals area. Phosphoric acid is produced in conjunction with the making of elemental phosphorus. The phosphorus, used in the manufacture of incendiary bombs and shells and of material for "smoke," is produced by smelting phosphate rock, coke and silica together in electric furnaces and condensing the resulting phosphorus gases. When surplus phosphorus is available it is converted into highly concentrated phosphatic fertilizer, much of which is shipped abroad under provisions of the Lend-Lease Bill

Tennessee Valley Authority production. Elemental phosphorus. A stack i...

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber rear fuselage and tail sub-assembly plant. Assembling rear fuselages. A high percentage of the jigs and tools were imported under the lend lease arrangement

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber rear fuselage and tail s...

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber turret sub-assembly plant. General view of the machine shop where tools used in turret construction are made on machines imported under the lend lease program

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber turret sub-assembly plan...

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber turret sub-assembly plant. Workmen operating an automatic tool machine. Ninety-five per cent of the machinery in this plant was imported under the lend lease program

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber turret sub-assembly plan...

Tennessee Valley Authority production. Elemental phosphorus. Section of the TVA's phosphoric acid plant operated in conjunction with the making of elemental phosphorus in the Muscle Shoals area. The phosphorus, used in the manufacture of incendiary bombs and shells and of material for "smoke," is produced by smelting phosphate rock, coke and silica together in electric furnaces and condensing the resulting phosphorus gases. When surplus phosphorus is available it is converted into highly concentrated phosphatic fertilizer, much of which is shipped abroad under provisions of the Lend-Lease Bill

Tennessee Valley Authority production. Elemental phosphorus. Section o...

Lend-Lease to Britain. Cases of American spare parts arriving at an English ordnance center as part of a lend-lease shipment from the United States are moved to the stores for unloading. English girls, driving trucks, help with the task

Lend-Lease to Britain. Cases of American spare parts arriving at an En...

Indian rubber. Tires for the machines of war are part of the great stock pile of equipment at an Indian port city. Much of this material has been shipped to India by lend-lease. Barrage balloons protect the stockpile

Indian rubber. Tires for the machines of war are part of the great sto...

Victory food from American waters. The crew of Old Glory pulls up a sizeable haul of fish. Almost all of this catch will be filleted and frozen for military and lend-lease shipment

Victory food from American waters. The crew of Old Glory pulls up a si...

Mohamed Ellai Buksh, sixty-two, works with lend-lease precision tools in India's oldest munitions factory. Ellai Buksh has been at his job in this plant for almot thirty years and of his thirteen children six sons are working either in this munitions plant or others

Mohamed Ellai Buksh, sixty-two, works with lend-lease precision tools ...

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber turret sub-assembly plant. Making parts for United States Army Browning machine guns. This is a sideline activity of the plant under a reverse lend lease arrangement

Melbourne, Australia. Beaufort torpedo bomber turret sub-assembly plan...

Manpower. Grain threshing. The ripe kernels of grain flowing from this threshing machine will help keep America, and her allies, strong. Much of this season's harvest will be shipped abroad on a lend-lease basis. Father and sons contribute their manpower to provide this vital food

Manpower. Grain threshing. The ripe kernels of grain flowing from this...

Ship launching in Portland, Maine. Some of the five British cargo-carrying ships built under lend-lease at a large New England yard and launched along with two destroyers and one liberty ship at a record breaking mass launching August 16, 1942

Ship launching in Portland, Maine. Some of the five British cargo-carr...

Nome, Alaska. The first Russian military mission to Alaska arrives at Nome. The men in the tin hats and riding breeches are Americans. Note the camouflage on the Russian transport plane

Nome, Alaska. The first Russian military mission to Alaska arrives at ...

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Russian delegates with Mrs. Roosevelt

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Russian delegates with ...

[Four soldiers shaking hands with the American, British, Chinese, and Russian flags in the background.]

[Four soldiers shaking hands with the American, British, Chinese, and ...

Original Artwork for World War II Posters

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Russian delegates with Mrs. Roosevelt

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Russian delegates with ...

Washington, D.C. Russian war anniversary benefit at the Watergate. Paul Robeson backstage

Washington, D.C. Russian war anniversary benefit at the Watergate. Pau...

Washington, D.C. Russian war anniversary benefit at the Watergate. Paul Robeson singing

Washington, D.C. Russian war anniversary benefit at the Watergate. Pau...

Hartford, Connecticut (vicinity). Son of Russian sea captain, who makes his living on a farm

Hartford, Connecticut (vicinity). Son of Russian sea captain, who make...

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Russian delegates with Mrs. Roosevelt and Justice Robert Jackson

Washington, D.C. International youth assembly. Russian delegates with ...

Jerusalem, pans. [i.e., panoramas] with cloud effects from Russian Tower

Jerusalem, pans. [i.e., panoramas] with cloud effects from Russian Tow...

"Yak" fighter planes, for the Red air force, on the assembly lines at a Soviet factory somewhere in the USSR, March 1942

"Yak" fighter planes, for the Red air force, on the assembly lines at ...

Photograph shows an interior view of a factory with Russian fighter planes being manufactored on an assembly line. Title from item. Photo from: British Ministry of Information, no. RUS.3371 (XT).

U.S. record production of lend-lease locomotive. America recently built for the British Ministry of Supply in the fastest time, a locomotive for the transportation of military supplies in the near east. The engine, incorporating many British features, was planned and produced in one day less than three months. Britain previously held the record, established in 1940, when an engine for the use of the B.E.F. in France was built in five months

U.S. record production of lend-lease locomotive. America recently buil...

Lagg-3 fighters of the Red air force going into action, 1942-43

Lagg-3 fighters of the Red air force going into action, 1942-43

Photograph shows Russian fighter planes flying in formation during World War II.

Tennessee Valley Authority production. Elemental phosphorus. A Negro worker tending an electric phosphate smelting furnace which is producing elemental phosphorus at a TVA chemical plant in the Muscle Shoals area. The phosphorus, used in the manufacture of incendiary bombs and shells and of material for "smoke," is produced by smelting phosphate rock, coke and silica together in the electric furnaces and condensing the resulting phosphorus gases. When surplus phosphorus is available it is converted into highly concentrated phosphate fertilizer, much of which is shipped abroad under provisions of the Lend-Lease Bill

Tennessee Valley Authority production. Elemental phosphorus. A Negro w...

Previous

of 7

Next