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[Powder bags]
Unidentified
[Powder bags]
ca. 1939
1974.0025.0242
No title
Photograph
Unidentified
No title
ca. 1944
1974.0025.0241
ENIWETOK
Photograph
U.S. Navy
ENIWETOK
1944
1974.0025.0240
TRIBUTE FROM THE MARINES
Photograph
U.S. Navy
TRIBUTE FROM THE MARINES
ca. 1943
1974.0025.0239
CHURCH AT SEA
Photograph
U.S. Navy
CHURCH AT SEA
ca. 1943
1974.0025.0238
INVASION
Photograph
Unidentified
INVASION
February 1944
1974.0025.0237
PACIFIC LANDING
Photograph
U.S. Navy
PACIFIC LANDING
ca. 1943
1974.0025.0236
Fight off Japanese Bombers
Photograph
U.S. Navy
Fight off Japanese Bombers
1943
1974.0025.0235
LEYTE INVASION
Photograph
U.S. Navy
LEYTE INVASION
October 20, 1944
1974.0025.0234
Pushing in a Jeep - A jeep from a Coast Guard-manned LST being pushed ashore through the surf at Cape Gloucester, New Britain by Coast Guard and Marines.
Photograph
Unidentified
Pushing in a Jeep - A jeep from a Coast Guard-manned LST being pushed ashore through the surf at Cape Gloucester, New Britain by Coast Guard and Marines.
December 1943
1974.0025.0233
Tarawa - Marines charging in on Tarawa against enemy crossfire that swept the palms like a tropical hurricane. The Leathernecks advanced until four thousand of Tojo's toughest fighters were wiped out.
Unidentified
Tarawa - Marines charging in on Tarawa against enemy crossfire that swept the palms like a tropical hurricane. The Leathernecks advanced until four thousand of Tojo's toughest fighters were wiped out.
November 1943
1974.0025.0232
Landing at Humbolt Bay - First wave of American troops in LCPs on way to White Beach, Humbolt Bay, New Guinea. Meeting little opposition, they moved quickly inland to Hollandia, April 22, 1944.
U.S. Navy
Landing at Humbolt Bay - First wave of American troops in LCPs on way to White Beach, Humbolt Bay, New Guinea. Meeting little opposition, they moved quickly inland to Hollandia, April 22, 1944.
April 1944
1974.0025.0230
DIVE BOMBERS
Photograph
U.S. Navy
DIVE BOMBERS
ca. 1943
1974.0025.0229
DUSK FALLS ON A JAPANESE CRUISER
Photograph
U.S. Navy
DUSK FALLS ON A JAPANESE CRUISER
October 23, 1944
1974.0025.0228
No title
Photograph
Unidentified
No title
ca. 1944
1974.0025.0227
No title
Photograph
Unidentified
No title
ca. 1944
1974.0025.0226
Information provided by radar's electronic eye is marked down on a vertical chart in the radar plot room of an ESSEX-class carrier during strikes against the Japanese earlier in 1945.
Photograph
U.S. Navy
Information provided by radar's electronic eye is marked down on a vertical chart in the radar plot room of an ESSEX-class carrier during strikes against the Japanese earlier in 1945.
1945
1974.0025.0225
No title
Photograph
Unidentified
No title
ca. 1944
1974.0025.0224
Radar's deadly eye centers on Borneo
Photograph
U.S. Navy
Radar's deadly eye centers on Borneo
June 10, 1945
1974.0025.0223
No title
Photograph
Unidentified
No title
ca. 1944
1974.0025.0222
No title
Photograph
Unidentified
No title
ca. 1944
1974.0025.0221
NAVY SUBMARINE: HIGHLIGHTS OF LIFE IN THE DEPTH
Photograph
U.S. Navy
NAVY SUBMARINE: HIGHLIGHTS OF LIFE IN THE DEPTH
July 22, 1945
1974.0025.0220
BACKWASH OF BATTLE
Photograph
U.S. Navy
BACKWASH OF BATTLE
April 27, 1945
1974.0025.0219
Symbolizing the close tie-line of communications between aircraft carrier and plane supplied by radar, this photograph reveals a General Moors AVENGER speeding past an ESSEX-class flattop, with the latter's radar antennae outlined against the sky.
Photograph
U.S. Navy
Symbolizing the close tie-line of communications between aircraft carrier and plane supplied by radar, this photograph reveals a General Moors AVENGER speeding past an ESSEX-class flattop, with the latter's radar antennae outlined against the sky.
August 14, 1945
1974.0025.0218
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