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A U.S. government built village at the foot of a hill on Guam, 1944-45
Tropical village of thatched roof houses. "U.S. government housing project - Guam."' Guam. 1944-45
US marines digging foxholes on Iwo Jima in Februayr 1945
US Marines digging foxholes on volcanic beach, using Marsden matting for support; bulldozers and cranes moving wrecked...
Stalled Marine tanks and jeeps of the 'Fighting Fourth' Division on Iwo Jima beach 19 February 1945
514.Photograph 'CinCPac 8013 26 February 1945 D-Day wreckage Stalled Marine tanks and jeeps of the 'Fighting Fourth'...
Sunken Japanese ships in Manila Bay block shipping into harbor at Manila in the Philippines on 6 March 1945
"Sunken Jap ships in Manila Bay block shipping into harbor." 6 March 1945
Two soldiers stand in front of a chapel at New Britain in August 1944
From Volume 1: South Pacific Theater. Two soldiers stand in front of a simplistic chapel (as indicated by the cross at...
Filipino family posing for a photograph outside of a military tent on Palawan in 1945
Filipino family posing for a photograph outside of a military tent on Palawan in 1945.'"Philippine family paying a...
Remains of Japanese equipment
Remains of Japanese equipment. "Nip junk pile." Probably on New Guinea.
View though gates to Asan Military Cemetery, probably on Tinian in 1945
View though gates to Asan Military Cemetery, probably on Tinian in 1945
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
US servicemen sleeping on the deck of a ship in the Pacific Theater, 1944-46
Two unidentified US servicemen sleeping on deck of ship. Pacific Theater. 1944-46
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."
Women sort mail in Papua New Guinea in 1944
V-mail operation in the field at APO 929.' "View of the casing section in Postal preparation. Here each V-Mail original...

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