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Aerial view of most of the island of Iwo Jima, 1945-46
Aerial view of most of the island of Iwo Jima. "Iwo." Iwo Jima. 1945-46
Red Cross workers on Tinian in 1945
Two women Red Cross workers in uniform sitting on chairs, probably on Tinian in 1945
A US Marine, holding a flame thrower, stands near dead Japanese soldiers on Kwajalein Atoll, 1944
A US Marine, holding a flame thrower, stands near two dead Japanese soldiers; there is a damaged bunker behind them and...
Destroyed tents in New Caledonia in 1944-45
42.Photograph. Collapsed tents, probably after hurricane. New Caledonia. 1944-45
Two Japanese ships off coastline of Japan in 1945
Two Japanese ships off coastline, one a mine layer. From donor's notes: "Japanese mine layer." Circa September 1945
Earl O'Neil (standing) and Louis Vratil (crouching) in New Guinea in 1942
Earl O'Neil (standing) and Louis Vratil (crouching) in New Guinea in 1942. "Myself and Louis Vratil from Kansas."
Three mechanics work on a tracked vehicle at Cape Gloucester, New Britain on 6 September 1944
From Volume 1: South Pacific Theater. Three mechanics work on a tracked vehicle. "Ordnance mechanics repair tank, New...
Pile of sacks, Saipan, 1945
Slide. Large pile of full cloth sacks piled outside of a hut. Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands. 1945
US serviceman unloading crates of supplies with a crane in the Pacific Theater, 1944-46
US serviceman unloading crates of supplies with crane attached to truck. Pacific Theater. 1944-46
Explosions hurl smoke and sea water high around two of the Japanese ships attacked by Commander Norman M. 'Bus' Miller, at Kwajalein in September 1944
403.Photograph. Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator. 'File No: 46576 September 21, 1944 Saga of Bus Miller--- Explosions hurl...
Remains of Japanese aircraft at an unknown location
Remains of Japanese aircraft at an unknown location. "Nip planes that will fly no more." Probably on New Guinea.
Atrocity: Jose Cabanero was struck twice with saber by Japanese soldier on 2 March 1945
"Atrocity: Jose Cabanero was struck twice with saber by Jap soldier." 2 March 1945

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