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Bennalong point, Sydney, Australia in 1930. Then a tram depot now the Sydney Opera House.

Douglas AD-5N Skyraider dive bomber with extra fuel tank and torpedo taxiing. Photo taken in 1953.

Prague, Czech Republic – October 04, 2023: The television tower In the district of Žižkov in Prague with view from below in black and white and text free space on the left side

Navy Warship USS Cassin Young moored in dry dock one at Charleston Navy Yard in Boston, Mass

HMAS Adelaide, an Amphibious Assault Ship of the Royal Australian Navy, is docked at Garden Island Naval Base in Sydney Harbour. The edge of the flight deck of HMAS Canberra, another Amphibious Assault Ship, is visible behind her. HMAS Supply is docked on the far side. This image was taken from the 29th floor of the Chifley Tower building in the central business district in the afternoon of 28 December 2022.

Cape May, New Jersey / USA - September 4, 2012: View looking up at the Cape May lighthouse at Cape May Point State Park.

$A beautifully restored L-4 Grasshopper flies by at Massey Aerodrome, a small grass field on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.\n\nThe L-4 Grasshopper is a light observation and liaison aircraft that served with distinction during World War II. Developed by Piper Aircraft Corporation, the L-4 Grasshopper was a militarized version of the Piper J-3 Cub, a popular civilian aircraft of the era.\n\nThe primary role of the L-4 Grasshopper was observation, reconnaissance, and liaison duties. It was used for artillery spotting, aerial photography, courier missions, and communication tasks, providing vital support to ground troops.\n\nThe L-4 Grasshopper saw extensive service during World War II, serving with the U.S. Army Air Forces, the U.S. Navy (as the NE-1), and other Allied air forces. It played a vital role in numerous campaigns, including the D-Day invasion of Normandy, the Battle of the Bulge, and the Pacific island-hopping campaign.$