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AERIAL: In August 1944, this area in Guam was wilderness except for a Japanese fighter strip. A year later it had become Harmon field. 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03014]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
FIELDS & INSTALLATIONS: View looking northeast on North Field at Guam, Marianas Islands. Hardstands shown here are 120 feet across. 1947.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1947. [NAGU03015]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
FIELDS & INSTALLATIONS: Aerial view of Boeing B-29 “Superfortresses” parked in dispersal area at North Field, Guam, Marianas Islands. 7 May 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03016]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
FIELDS & INSTALLATIONS: Panorama of Agana Field on Guam, Marianas Islands, taken 5 November 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1944. [NAGU03017]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
FIELDS & INSTALLATIONS: This building at Guam in the Marianas Islands houses the offices of General James E. Parker, Commanding General , 20th Air Force, and from it are sent out all the orders, directives and memorandums required to operate the air force which played such an important role in the Pacific campaign. 1946.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1946. [NAGU03018]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
FIELDS & INSTALLATIONS: Men of th 854th Aviation Engineers erect quonset huts to be used as hospital wards by the 873rd Station Hospital at North Field, Guam, Marianas Islands. January 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03019]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
FIELDS & INSTALLATIONS: Panorama of Naval quarters on the north end of Agana Field, Guam, Mariana Islands, taken 10 Oct.1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1944. [NAGU03020]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
FIELDS & INSTALLATIONS: Water at the Guam Air Depot comes from wells dug by army engineers. Tank trucks pull up under the pipe at the left and fill up, then carry the precious liquid to troop areas where lister bags and improvised containers are filled. It’s valuable stuff in the tropics, as this picture indicates, and every drop must be saved. 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03021]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
AIRPLANES: Boeing B-29 Superfortresses depart from Guam on their strategic mission against Japanese industry. May 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03022]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
AIRPLANES: The Consolidated B-24 Liberator “Bolivar” flies towards Harmon Field, Guam, Marianas Islands on 6 June 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03023]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
ARMAMENT: Orote Bay, Guam, on 13 Feb.1945 (East Longitude Date). North American P-51s are loaded with ammunition before going ashore. The planes were carried on the flight and hangar decks from Oahu to Guam. 84 officers and 100 enlisted men were carried on the voyage. L-R: Cpl. Gene L. Davis, Mortons Gap, Kentucky; Sgt. Floyd M. Fannon, 1126 Bliestein St., Cody, Wyoming; and S/Sgt. Leland B. Williams, 319 East 1st St.. Wewoka, Oklahoma. The decks were extremely crowded and it was necessary to crawl on hands and knees to move about.
In this Photo: Cpl. Gene L. Davis, Sgt. Floyd M. Fannon, S/Sgt. Leland B. Williams
National Archives, USA Collection. Orote, Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03024]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
BOMB LOADING: A B-29 Superfort armorer at Guam, in the Marianas Islands, concentrates hard on his precise job of placing a fuse into the tail of a 500-lb demolition bomb. 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03025]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
BOMB LOADING: Bombs loaded into the bomb-bay of a Boeing B-29 of the 314th Bomber Wing at the North Field, Guam. 13 April 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03026]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
BOMBS & SERVICE: An armorer fuses 500 lb. general purpose bombs to be loaded on a 7th Air Force Boeing B-29 “Superfortresses” as other men feed 50 cal. machine gun ammunition into the tail turret of the plane (background) at the North Field, Guam, Marianas Islands. 3 April 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03027]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
BOMBS & SERVICE: 260 lb. fragmentation bombs are stored in a revetment on Anderson Air Force Base, Guam, Marianas Islands. These bombs are too powerful to be used safely for low level attacks. 22 Oct.1953.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1953. [NAGU03028]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
BOMBS & SERVICE: 4,000 LB. Bombs lined up at an ammunition depot near Anderson Air Force Base, Guam, Marianas Islands. 22 October 1953.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1953. [NAGU03029]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
CEMETERIES: Asan Point Military Cemetery where American soldiers are buried on Guam. 1946.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1946. [NAGU03030]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
CEMETERIES: Agana Military Cemetery where American soldiers are buried on Guam. 1946.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1946. [NAGU03031]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
CEMETERIES: Asan Point Cemetery where American soldiers are buried on Guam, Marianas Islands. 1948.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1948. [NAGU03032]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
AIRPLANES: A portion of the network of taxiways and dispersal areas to accommodate B-29 Superfortresses on Guam. Ground facilities needed for these huge bombers require remodeling the contours of thousands of acres. From the landing of the aviation engineers on the island to the dropping of the bombs on Tokyo, the entire operations represents closely integrated teamwork and planning among engineers, bomb groups and ground echelons. 1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Guam, Marianas. 1945. [NAGU03033]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
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