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American Red Cross workers with auction winners at the Tinian Town Club on Tinian in October 1945
American Red Cross workers cleaning U.S. servicemen's finger nails, cutting their hair, and reading a man's palms...
B-29 taking off to return servicemen to the United States, Pacific Theater, 1944-45
B-29 Superfortress taking off of runway to return servicemen to the United States. "Simon's plane as it left the ground...
Inarajan Bay, Guam in 1945
Inarajan Bay, Guam in 1945. "Inerajana Bay."
A 7th Infantry Division soldier during a battle, prone position with an M1 Garand, using a piece of Japanese artillery for protection in January 1944
A 7th Infantry Division soldier during a battle, prone position with an M1 Garand, using a piece of Japanese artillery...
One First Division Marine comforts another after he witnessed the death of his buddy on Shuri, east of Naha, capital of Okinawa in April 1945
602.Photograph 'CINCPAC 08106 Released: 16 May 1945 My Buddy One Marine comforts another when the latter broke down and...
Military camp with tents and a wooden boardwalk on Guam, 1944-45
Military base with tents and clapboard boardwalk. "Officer's area - Guam." Guam. 1944-45
Little Falls Cemetery on Attu, Aleutian Islands on July 1943
Little Falls Cemetery graveyard and American flag near mountain. Attu, Aleutian Islands/Alaska. Circa July 1943
Nose art on "Texas Longhorn" a Curtiss P-40E Warhawk from the 49th Fighter Group flown by John Landers on Port Moresby, New Guinea in December 1942
Nose art on "Texas Longhorn" a Curtiss P-40E Warhawk from the 49th Fighter Group flown by John Landers on Port Moresby...
Nose art of the B-29 "Booze Hound," Saipan, 1945
Slide. Illustration of a drunk dog drinking spilled liquor painted onto the nose of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress "18th...
A beached Daihatsu-class landing craft
"Nip landing barge." Probably on New Guinea.

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