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Earl O'Neill at an unknown airbase in the Pacific during World War II
Earl O'Neill at an unknown airbase in the Pacific during World War II. Probably on New Guinea.
US serviceman Spinks crouching on a coral reef on Sterling Island in 1944
US serviceman John Oliver Spinks crouching on coral reef on Sterling Island in 1944. '"Coral formations. Sterling...
Aerial photograph of Anderson Air Force Base (probably) on Guam, 1945-46
Aerial view of American air base, runways, and planes on Guam; probably Anderson Air Force Base. "Our field at our...
Amphibious fleet seen through French Ruins in June 1944
483.Photograph. 'File No: 59421 June 1 (not legible), 1944 Amphibious Fleet Seen Through French Ruins Through the...
Rows upon rows of crosses marking the graves of American soldiers who died in the Battle of Cape Gloucester on New Britain in September 1944
A view of rows upon rows of crosses marking the graves of American soldiers who died in the Battle of Cape Gloucester...
Local dwellings near a beach on Guam, 1944-45
Pacific coastline, local houses and US military debris along shore. "Guam." See also 2010.216.119. Guam. 1944-45
Soldiers climbing into a transport ship via ramp for invasion of the Marshall Islands on in January 1944
Soldiers climbing into transport ship via ramp for invasion of the Marshall Islands. 'W-CPA-44-106-Y. 1/21. Ellner. Men...
Edwin "Cecil" Rhodes in the Southwest Pacific Area.
Edwin "Cecil" Rhodes posing in a grassy patch, dressed in summer service uniform. Southwest Pacific Area. Circa 1943-45
US soldier and nurse in New Caledonia in 1944-45
63.Photograph. Unidentified U.S. serviceman and nurse outside Quonset hut. New Caledonia. 1944-45
Serviceman Earl O'Neill, probably on New Guinea during World War II
Serviceman Earl O'Neill, probably on New Guinea during World War II.
American radar image of Japanese islands, 9 July 1945
American radar map of Japanese islands. "F-45 20AF RSPM 31 206RD 29 (9 July 1945). 1. Tokuyama 2. Kudamatsu 3. No Shima...

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