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What else about WWII?

WW II Propaganda Posters

Heroes in Combat (The beginning of minorities in combat)  The Tuskegee Airmen The Tuskegee Airmen  Buffalo Soldiers Buffalo Soldiers  Nisei Soldiers Nisei Soldiers  Navajo Code talkers FKHKyRQ&feature=related FKHKyRQ&feature=related 

Cartoons of WWII Bugs Bunnyhttp:// 3 Little Pigshttp:// Donald Duck

Planes, Tanks and other Weaponry Allied Planes (just a few) British Spitfire and Hurricane American P-40 fighter P-51 Mustang American “Curtis War Hawk” Soviet Mig-3

Axis Planes etc. ME- 109 (German) Junkers JU-80 Japanese “Zero” Mitsubishi G- 3M

Bombers RAF- Mosquito B-17 Flying Fortress channel/7269-flying-fortress-planes- return-video.htm L-TLc

Tanks Sherman Firefly U.S. British- Churchill NA-75 Soviet T-34 German “Tiger” German “Panther”

Bombing of Dresden

Nuremberg War Trials Pa0

U.S. Occupies Japan