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A female soldier inspects film during the processing of V-mail in Papua New Guinea in 1944
V-mail operation in the field at APO 929. "After processing the film is taken to inspection where it is carefully...
7th Infantry Division soldiers coming ashore with amphibious M4 Sherman tanks outfitted with exhaust extensions on Enubuj Island, Kwajalein Atoll in February 1944
7th Infantry Division soldiers coming ashore with amphibious M4 Sherman tanks outfitted with exhaust extensions. 'W-CPA...
Two servicemen pose with some bananas and a fellow soldier in the Pacific during World War II
Two servicemen pose with some bananas and a fellow soldier in the Pacific during World War II. Probably on New Guinea.
Destruction of the ciy of Manila, Philippines in February 1945
"[Destruction of] Manila." February 1945
32nd Infantry Battalion soldiers climb into transport ship for the Marshalls invasion in January 1944
32nd Infantry Battalion soldiers climb into transport ship. 'W-CPA-44 [illegible]-AA. 1/21. Ellner. Men of the 32nd...
Earl O'Neill, with goggles, and a few of his fellow soldiers at an unknown Pacific location during World War II
Earl O'Neill, with goggles, and a few of his fellow soldiers at an unknown Pacific location during World War II. "Me...
The wreckage of a Japanese airplane on Iwo Jima, 1945-46
Wrecked and abandoned Japanese plane. "Wrecked Jap plane - Iwo." Iwo Jima. 1945-46
Remains of Japanese aircraft at an unknown location
Remains of Japanese aircraft at an unknown location. Probably on New Guinea.
Thatched roof huts on Guam circa 1945
Group of thatched roof huts on Guam; not identified as a local community or a military camp. Sing in front of road...
Abandoned boatyard, probably Japanese in 1945
Abandoned boatyard, probably Japan. [1945]
An LCVP takes a load of soldiers to Lingayen Gulf Beach in the Philippines in 1945
"LCVP (landing craft vehicle personnel) takes a load of soldiers to Lingayen Gulf Beach. [1945]

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