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Aerial Photograph of Intercontinental Range Ballistic Missile Launch Site Number One at Guanajay, Cuba
Aerial Photograph of Intercontinental Range Ballistic Missile Launch Site Number One at Guanajay, Cuba 10/23/1962
Aerial Photograph of Kham Duc
Aerial Photograph of Kham Duc 1968
Aerial Photograph of Las Vegas, Nevada
Aerial Photograph of Las Vegas, Nevada 1943
Aerial Photograph of Mount Saint Helens, Washington
Aerial Photograph of Mount Saint Helens, Washington 7/22/1980
Aerial Photograph of New Orleans, Louisiana
Aerial Photograph of New Orleans, Louisiana 12/15/1952
Aerial Photograph of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Aerial Photograph of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 1/17/1941
Aerial Photograph of Provincetown, Massachusetts
Aerial Photograph of Provincetown, Massachusetts 7/25/1952
Aerial Photograph of Rehoboth, Delaware
Aerial Photograph of Rehoboth, Delaware 8/14/1954
Aerial Photograph of San Francisco, California
Aerial Photograph of San Francisco, California 1/30/1951
Aerial Photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge
Aerial Photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge 1953
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