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WWII- Marines- Majuro, Marshalls Atoll Hospital for natives
National Archives, USA Collection. Majuro, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI01037]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII- Marines- Hospital Medical Staff
National Archives, USA Collection. Majuro, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI01038]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII- Marines- A Japanese sentry stands guard near the American flag
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI01039]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII-SDB’s of Major Glidden’s famed Ace of Spades dive-bomber squadron.
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI01040]
Black & White Photo, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII-Discussion of terms bet.Jap.and U.S. from L to R: Rear Admiral Manuda, Lt. Harris, Rear Admiral Harold.
In this Photo: Rear Admiral Manuda, Lt. Harris, Rear Admiral Harold
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1945. [NAMI01041]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII-Three Japanese GI’s weighing in the pumpkins they picked in their gardens among the bomb craters.
National Archives, USA Collection. Mili Atoll, Marshalls. 1945. [NAMI01042]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII-Jap. officers demonstrate the gentle art of Jap. doodling–folding pieces of paper into birds, goats and boxes.
National Archives, USA Collection. Mili Atoll, Marshalls. 1945. [NAMI01043]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII-Marines- Marines of the Fourth Air Wing, whose flyers played a leading part in beating Mili Atoll.
National Archives, USA Collection. Mili Atoll, Marshalls. 1945. [NAMI01044]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII-U.S. Officers sign for surrender of Jaluit from left to right: Lt. Harris, Rear Admiral Harold, Capt. Grow
In this Photo: Lt.Harris,Rear Adm.Harold,Capt.Grow
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1945. [NAMI01045]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
WWII-Marines- U.S. officers and Japanese of surrendering party. September 1945
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1945. [NAMI01046]
Black & White Photo, Digital, Photograph, Not Restricted
RECREATION: Cigarettes are issued free to Pvt. Dolore Gaudet, Barre, Vt., by Cpl. Johnny Strawn, Dallas, Texas. 1944.
In this Photo: Pvt. Dolore Gaudet, Cpl. Johnny Strawn
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02001]
Digital, Not Restricted
RECREATION: Natives of Jaluit, Marshall Islands, perform dance honoring the arrival of Maj. General Willis H. Hale on 21 December 1943.
In this Photo: Maj. General Willis H. Hale
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1943. [NAMI02002]
Digital, Not Restricted
RELIGION: The pilot and crew of a 7th Air Force heavy bomber leave a chapel at their advanced base after an afternoon mass said shortly before they take off on an overnight bombing strike against the Japanese at Truk. 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02003]
Digital, Not Restricted
TRANSPORTATION: LST #240 arrives at Kwajalein from Tarawa with 8th Bomber Command to set up new headquarters. Headquarters personnel and equipment. 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Kwajalein, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02004]
Digital, Not Restricted
BOMBING: What appears to be an ammunition dump on the island of Jaluit, in the Marshall Group, is hit in a raid that took place on 16 April 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02005]
Digital, Not Restricted
BOMBING: Before raid on Emidj Island, Marshall Group. Emidj Island is part of a typical coral atoll, Jaluit. Seaplane base is on lagoon which is one of best harbors in the South Seas. February 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Emidj, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02006]
Digital, Not Restricted
BOMBING: Pinpoint precision bombing by “heavies” of the 7th US Army Air Force blasts Japanese military installations on Jaluit Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Continual bombardment of enemy-held territory throughout the Central Pacific is being maintained by the Army Air Force to keep out reinforcements and to soften up Japanese islands for Army, Navy and Marine attack. 14 June 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02007]
Digital, Not Restricted
BOMBING: Close – up of Japanese – occupied Jaluit Atoll, with dense clouds of smoke arising from installations blasted by bombers of the USAAF. 27 March 1944
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02008]
Digital, Not Restricted
BOMBING: This well laid out Japanese base on Jaluit Atoll in the Marshall Islands serviced seaplanes and submarines which menaced American bases and supply lines. It looked like this while most untouched by war at the beginning of the 7th AAF bombing attack which left it one of the most bombed spots in the world. 8 April 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02009]
Digital, Not Restricted
BOMBING: Jabor town, Jaluit Atoll, “The Paris of the Marshalls” in November 1943. Before bombing. 1944
National Archives, USA Collection. Jabor, Jaluit, Marshalls. 1943. [NAMI02010]
Digital, Not Restricted
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