WWII In Color

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Something is always a bit odd about seeing accurate color photos of WWII.  I know Kodachrome was invented in 1935, but in my mind WWII is a black-and-white war.  The Atlantic, as part of their 20-week retrospective on WWII in photography has tracked down some unusual color shots of the early war.

A woman polishing the plastic nose-cone of a Douglass B-17 Flying Fortress.
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There are plenty more pictures in the original article, or go direct to the source, the OWI collection at the Library of Congress

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