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Bagged and bundled V-mail ready to be sent to the troops in Papua New Guinea in 1944
V-mail operation in the field at APO 929. "Finished V-Mail bundled, bagged and ready for dispatch through the APO to...
Soldiers on Japanese motorcycles on Tinian in 1945 or 1946
Unidentified U.S. serviceman on two Japanese motorcycles on Tinian in 1945 or early 1946
US soldiers saluting flagpole c.1944
US soldiers in field uniforms with weapons at formation saluting flagpole c.1944, probably Fort Shafter, Honolulu
Land and cliffs near a coastline in the Pacific Theater, 1944-46
Land and cliffs near a coastline. Pacific Theater. 1944-46
7th Infantry Division soldiers looking at naked Japanese prisoner of war just captured on Kwajalein in February 1944
7th Infantry Division soldiers looking at naked Japanese prisoner of war just captured; complete destruction of island...
Lowering the motorboat of the USS Rutland in 1945
Lowering the motorboat of the USS Rutland into the ocean using cranes. From donor's notes: "Lowering the gig." 1945
View of an LST in the water during the 40th Infantry Division's amphibious training en route to an unknown invasion site in June 1944
From Volume 1: South Pacific Theater. A close view of an LST in the water during 40th Infantry Division amphibious...
US servicemen digging a fox hole in the sand between two air base tents on Sterling Island in 1944
US servicemen digging a fox hole in sand between two air base tents. '"Digging fox hole on Sterling Island. 1944."'...
Dead Japanese in a foxhole on Iwo Jima in February 1945
Sand covered Japanese bodies in foxhole in foreground; view to Iwo Jima harbor and dozens of US landing craft behind....
US soldier in a jungle in New Caledonia in 1944-45
60.Photograph. Unidentified U.S. serviceman in jungle. New Caledonia. 1944-45
The remains of a Japanese plane on Papua New Guinea during World War II
The remains of a Japanese plane on Papua New Guinea during World War II. "Jap plane."
U. S. Navy ships pave the way for the Army at Biak on 27 May 1944
489.Photograph. 'File No: 59429 June 14, 1944 U. S. Navy ships pave way for Army smashing ashore at Biak-- Amphibious...

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