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P-39 airplane being lifted by wrecker in the Aleutian Islands c. 1943.
Four soldiers rigging a P-39 airplane for lift by wreacker during retrieval operation after a crash in the Aleutian...
U.S. soldier in Tinian in late 1945 or early 1946
Unidentified U.S. soldier; probably taken in Tinian in late 1945 or early 1946. A smaller 1"x1" photo of the same...
Close-up photo of pieces of a Japanese flamethrower to be used for weapons analysis at an New Britain in August 1944
Close-up photo of pieces of a Japanese flamethrower to be used for weapons analysis. "Captured Japanese flame throwers...
The Burns Philip house in Papua New Guinea in 1944
The Burns Philip house. "Commercial enterprises in Moresby, are few. The largest and best known is the house of Burns-...
Three members of orthopedic surgery remove a cast from the left leg of Private Robert Cooper at the 251st Station Hospital on 15 August 1944 at Cape Gloucester, New Britain
Three members of orthopedic surgery remove a cast from the left leg of (African-American) Pvt. Robert T. Cooper at the...
A Filipino civilian that survived being buried alive in a shelter by Japanese soldiers in the Philippines on 23 February 1945
"A Filipino civilian survived being buried alive in shelter by Japs." 23 February 1945
Sentry in New Caledonia in 1944-45
40.Photograph. New Caledonian sentry inside sentry box. New Caledonia. 1944-45
Narrow gauge railway at Holtz Bay and Chichagof Bay on Attu, Aleutian Islands in May 1943
Narrow gauge railway and man on a draisine in Alaskan landscape. "24"'gauge tacks on runway."' East Arm of Holtz Bay...
A Mechanized Landing Craft is unloaded from another boat at an unknown location in the 1940s
From Volume 1: South Pacific Theater. A Landing Craft Mechanized is unloaded from another boat. "LCM"s are hoisted out...
US Army DUCKs (2-1/2 ton amphibious trucks) bring supplies past sunken ships at Manila in the Philippines on 6 March 1945
"US Army DUCKs (2-1/2 ton amphibious trucks) bring supplies in Manila north port past sunken ships." 6 March 1945

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