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Image Not Available for [Ships on water with six helicopters flying over]
[Ships on water with six helicopters flying over]
Image Not Available for [Ships on water with six helicopters flying over]

[Ships on water with six helicopters flying over]

Creator Anpfoto
Dateafter 1945
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions16.5 × 24.1 cm (6 1/2 × 9 1/2 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2005/26339
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for [Top Image: Plane flying over statue; bottom image: Military personnel inspecting a crashed plane]
[Top Image: Plane flying over statue; bottom image: Military personnel inspecting a crashed plane]
Anpfoto
after 1945
Photograph
Image Not Available for Helicopters on a ship
Helicopters on a ship
Associated Press, German
1965
Photograph
Image Not Available for [Bomb exploding in the water while a man photographs it from the shore]
[Bomb exploding in the water while a man photographs it from the shore]
Anpfoto
after 1945
Photograph
Image Not Available for [People standing over a burial site in the winter]
[People standing over a burial site in the winter]
Anpfoto
1945
Photograph
Image Not Available for HMS.Duncan leading the first Flotilla thuough the Corinth Canal. The canal is about 4.5 miles in length and the depth is only 25ft. So ships cannot exceed six knots. It is 250 ft. from the top of the solid rock through which it is cut.
HMS.Duncan leading the first Flotilla thuough the Corinth Canal. The canal is about 4.5 miles in length and the depth is only 25ft. So ships cannot exceed six knots. It is 250 ft. from the top of the solid rock through which it is cut.
Fox Photos
unknown
Photograph
Image Not Available for A helicopter lowers the Mercury capsule to a padded area on the deck of the recovery ship USS Lake Champlain. Aboard the helicopter is Alan B Shepherd Jr. who left the capsule while it was still in the water
A helicopter lowers the Mercury capsule to a padded area on the deck of the recovery ship USS Lake Champlain. Aboard the helicopter is Alan B Shepherd Jr. who left the capsule while it was still in the water
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Weather stations located on high sea, for example on ships, measure the temperature of the sea water.
Weather stations located on high sea, for example on ships, measure the temperature of the sea water.
Dr. Franz
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for On some of the very old Terschellinger houses, one can find the name-boards of some of the ships which sunk in the very dangerous waters of the Terschellinger Sandbanks, an island of northern Netherlands.
On some of the very old Terschellinger houses, one can find the name-boards of some of the ships which sunk in the very dangerous waters of the Terschellinger Sandbanks, an island of northern Netherlands.
Paul Popper
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A convoy. U.S. Destroyers keeping watch over Merchant ships in the Atlantic
A convoy. U.S. Destroyers keeping watch over Merchant ships in the Atlantic
1917-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Helicopters in air, delivering supplies to U.S. Special Forces camp
Helicopters in air, delivering supplies to U.S. Special Forces camp
Howard Sochurek
1967
Photograph
Image Not Available for South Vietnam: US helicopters landing
South Vietnam: US helicopters landing
Assoc.-Presse
1966
Photograph
Image Not Available for Helicopters in the sky and American soldiers on the ground
Helicopters in the sky and American soldiers on the ground
Associated Press, German
1965
Photograph
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