File:Air Attack on Japanese Carriers Kagi and Akagi, Midway Battle.jpg

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Title / Description	The battle of Midway. Charcoal and pastel drawing depicting the attack on Akagi and Kagi.
Author(s)	Commander Griffith Bailey Coale, USNR, Official U.S. Navy Combat Artist. From the collections of the Naval Historical Center. USNHC # 88-188-AE.
Copyright holder	Commander Griffith Bailey Coale, USNR, Official U.S. Navy Combat Artist. From the collections of the Naval Historical Center. USNHC # 88-188-AE. See below for license/re-use information.
Source	Department of the Navy -- Naval Historical Center, via Wikimedia Commons
Date created	1942
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