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Aerial view of Tinian island from 1945
Aerial view of Tinian island with nice view of air field from 1945
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
Aerial photograph of a local village on the coast of Guam, 1945-46
Aerial view of native village on unidentified Pacific island, including thatched roof and corrugated metal houses and...
Dogsled and two soldiers in front of building, Alaska c.1943.
Dogsled and two soldiers in front of building, probably Alaska c.1943. Truck in background. Sign on building illegible.
A soldier unloads mail from a jeep onto a loading dock in Papua New Guinea in 1944
V-mail operation in the field at APO 929. "This is a typical load of V-Mail arriving once and sometimes, two or three...
Group portrait of US servicemen on a transport vessel, Pacific Theater, 1945-46
Unidentified US servicemen posing near life raft on transport vessel, one soldier is coming out of deck holding small...
Briefing U.S. Marines aboard the USS Rutland probably off of Saipan in February 1945
Briefing U.S. Marines aboard the USS Rutland; probably off of Saipan in February 1945. From donor's notes: "Boat group...
Skink on a branch, Saipan, 1945
Slide. Skink lying on a branch. Saipan. 1945
Two children outside a woven hut in New Guinea during World War II
Two children outside a woven hut in New Guinea during World War II.
Soldiers of Company E, 145th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Division in 1945, probably at Bougainville
Soldiers of Company E, 145th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Division in 1945, probably at Bougainville.
Waves of LCVPs and LCMs head for Lingayen Gulf Beach in 1944
"Waves of LCVPs and LCMs head for Lingayen Gulf Beach." [1944]
Three secondary batteries of the USS Iowa are used with equal efficiency against aerial or surface targets in October 1944
285.Photograph. USS Iowa. '46349 October 26, 1944 Like a bolt of lightning, a five-inch dual purpose gun barks during...

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