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The remains of Japanese planes
"Nip junk." Probably on New Guinea.
Soldiers work on a 2 1/2 ton truck at a camp in New Guinea during World War II
Soldiers work on a 2 1/2 ton truck at a camp in New Guinea during World War II.
Nose art of the B-29 "MaBel," Saipan, 1945
Slide. Illustration of a red-headed pin-up woman dressed to imitate a Native American and sitting on an arrowhead...
A crashed P-38 fighter plane in the Pacific Theater, 1944-46
Crashed P-38 Lightning. "COF RTU 29th July 44 23 F5C crash # 42-67547 Restricted." Pacific Theater. 1944-45
Aerial view looking out over an unknown Pacific location during World War II.
Aerial view looking out over an unknown Pacific location during World War II. Probably on New Guinea.
Sgt. John M. Birchett posing for a photograph, Saipan, 1945
Slide. Sergeant John M. Birchett standing shirtless in front of a trashcan with a tool in his hands; raised tents are...
Jungle foliage, Saipan, 1945
Slide. Low-angle view of jungle trees. Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands. 1945
Remains of Japanese aircraft at an unknown location
Remains of Japanese aircraft at an unknown location. "Nip planes that will fly no more." Probably on New Guinea.
Earl O'Neill and an Australian soldier stand in front of a Japanese plane at an unknown airbase in the Pacific during World War II
Earl O'Neill and an Australian soldier stand in front of a Japanese plane at an unknown airbase in the Pacific. Appears...
B-29s flying over Saipan, 1945
Slide. Four Boeing B-29 Superfortresses flying over Isley Field. Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands. 1945
Military ceremony at an unidentified military base in the Pacific Theater, 1945-46
Military ceremony and procession at unidentified military base. Pacific Theater. 1945-46
A grove of palm trees at an unknown Pacific location during World War II
A grove of palm trees at an unknown Pacific location during World War II. Probably on New Guinea.

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