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Business district near moat surrounding emperor's palace in Tokyo, Japan in October 1945
"Business district near moat surrounding emperor's palace, Tokyo." October 1945
Two men of the 740th Ordnance Company inspect an M1 Carbine at Cape Gloucester, New Britain on 6 September 1944
Two men of the 740th Ordnance Company inspect an M1 Carbine. "740th Ordnance Co Arms section inspect .30 cal carbine,...
Atrocity: Pedro Herrera was machine gunned when he tried to escape from house Japanese set on fire in Manila in the Philippines on 2 March 1945
"Atrocity: Pedro Herrera was machine gunned when he tried to escape from house Japs set on fire." 2 March 1945
A modified CCKW used to haul lumber at Cape Gloucester, New Britain in August 1944
From Volume 1: South Pacific Theater. A modified CCKW used to haul lumber. "2-1/2 ton six-by truck turned into boom...
A bulldozer is unloaded from a LCM during amphibious training on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands on 9 March 1944
From Volume 1: South Pacific Theater. A bulldozer is unloaded from a LCM [Landing Craft Mechanized] during amphibious...
129th Infantry Regiment mortar crew firing 42 mortars in Manila fighting in the Philippines in 1945
"129th Inf Regt mortar crew firing 4.2 mortars in Manila fighting." [1945]
Combat Photo Unit 10 at Leyte in the Philippines in October 1944
"Combat Photo Unit 10, Leyte, PI, R. Sgt Glocker, Lt. Mittelstaedt: F. Cpl Preston, Sgt Honeyman, Pfc Fields, C Stone...
Abandoned boatyard, probably Japanese in 1945
Abandoned boatyard, probably Japan. [1945]
Piper cubs parked beside a thatched roof building at New Britain in September 1944
Piper cubs parked beside a thatched roof building. "L-4...
Refugees from Manila fighting reach safety across the Pasig River on 10 February 1945
Refugees from Manila fighting reach safety across the Pasig River.” 10 February 1945

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