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BEF troops manhandling a French 25mm M34 anti tank gun. These guns were too flimsy for towing so were moved Portee style, in the background you can see the ramps to load/unload it onto a lorry. It could be fired from the lorry but I have only ever read of this being done in North Africa.

 
Devastators off Hawaii, USS Enterprise Torpedo Sqn 6, 1941 prewar.
Tail colors assigned to the US Carriers between the wars-
CV-2 Lexington - Lemon Yellow
CV-3 Saratoga - White
CV-4 Ranger - Willow Green
CV-5 Yorktown - Insignia Red
CV-6 Enterprise - True Blue
CV-7 Wasp - Black

 
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