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A grave for three Japanese soldiers in the Pacific in 1944
A grave for three Japanese soldiers in the Pacific in 1944. The sign reads: "Three Good Nips thought the 475th were...
Close-up of the tail of a B-29, Saipan, 1945
Slide. Close-up of the tail section of a Boeing B-29 Superfortress[tail code Z Square 7]. Isley Field, Saipan, Northern...
Sergeant Earl O'Neill with two fellow soldiers at an unknown Pacific location during World War II
Sergeant Earl O'Neill with two fellow soldiers at an unknown Pacific location during World War II. Probably on New...
Skink on a branch, Saipan, 1945
Slide. Skink lying on a branch. Saipan. 1945
B-29 taking off from runway, Pacific Theater, 1944-45
B-29 Superfortress taking off of runway. Pacific Theater. 1944-45
U.S. soldier prior to February 1942
U.S. soldier prior to February 1942. Probably on New Guinea.
Airmen at the entrance of a cave, Saipan, 1945
Slide. American airmen standing at the entrance of a cave; vegetation surrounds the cave. Saipan, Northern Mariana...
Soldiers line up for chow at an unknown Pacific location during World War II
Soldiers line up for chow at an unknown Pacific location during World War II. Probably on New Guinea.
1st Lt. Richard M. Hufty playing golf, Hawaii, 1945
Slide. First Lieutenant Richard M. Hufty attempting to hit his golf ball out of a sand trap Personal caption on slide...
Soldiers clearing some limbs and trees from a location in the Pacific during World War II
Soldiers clearing some limbs and trees from a location in the Pacific during World War II. Probably on New Guinea.
Aerial view of Japan, 1945
Slide. Aerial view of a city or base next to the coast. Japan. 1945
A US air base, with a B-29 and P-38s, in the Pacific Theater, 1945-46
Unidentified air base and runway with one B-29 Superfortress and numerous P-38 Lightnings. Pacific Theater. 1945-46

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