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BOMBING: RDF and radio installations on Enybor, Marshall Group in November 1943.
National Archives, USA Collection. Enybor, Marshalls. 1943. [NAMI02011]
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BOMBING: Combined air operations by US Army, Navy, and Marine aircraft have isolated 20,000 square miles of Japanese dominated area and resulted in a complete blockade of the by-passed Marshall Island atolls of the Central Pacific
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02012]
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BOMBING: Over Maloelap Island air strip (Marshall Island Group) North American B-25 airplanes streak in at low level to give Japanese base its daily bombing.
National Archives, USA Collection. Maloelap, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02013]
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BOMBING: In the upper right corner is a wrecked Japanese plane. Attempts to camouflage dispersed stores of fuel and supplies have been futile. Marshall Island. 28 December 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02014]
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BOMBING: Martin B-26 Marauder attack Japanese positions on the island of Jaluit, in the Marshalls on 26 March 1944. Under the right wing of the shadow of the B-26 can be seen the shadow of one of the bombs falling.
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02015]
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BOMBING: Radio and weather station at Rongelap (110 miles north of Kwajalein), Marshall Island Group. April 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Rongelap, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02016]
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BOMBING: Destruction of Maloelap Island air strip is symbolized in this close-up of two gutted hangars. In order to survive, Japanese burrow underground, and attempt to keep one coral runway on each island serviceable for limited emergency operation. Islands now constitute a good training ground for bombers, are worthless to Japanese. July 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Maloelap, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02017]
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BOMBING: Jaluit, Marshalls. From Nov.1943 through Sept.1944, Jaluit was blasted by approximately 1,500 tons of bombs dropped by Consolidated B-24’s of the 7th Air Force. These attacks tapered off sharply after May 1944, with the last reported mission being on 21 Sept.1944 when three Consolidated B-24’s dropped three tons of bombs. Jan.1945.
National Archives, USA Collection. Jaluit, Marshalls. 1945. [NAMI02018]
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BOMBING: Bombs of the 7th AAF land on one of the few remaining Japanese bases in the Marshalls, one of the most heavily bombed spots in the world. These islands are now being attacked three times a day as part of a battle indoctrination program for new 7th AAF bomber crews. 31 May 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02019]
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BOMBING: Mille, Marshall Islands during bombing. 2 March 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Mille, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02020]
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BOMBING: Bombing of Roi Island in the Marshall Islands. 20 November 1946.
National Archives, USA Collection. Roi, Marshalls. 1946. [NAMI02021]
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BOMBING: Wotje, Marshall Islands. 7th AF B-24 banks toward target. 2 March 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Wotje, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02022]
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BOMBING: Wotje, Marshall Islands. Columns of smoke rise from hits in main hangar area. 2 March 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Wotje, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02023]
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BOMBING: Wotje Island in the Marshalls, rendered impotent by the force of shells and bombs, from planes of the US Army 7th Air Force, as it appeared on 16 February 1944, 28 March 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Wotje, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02024]
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BOMBING: All Japanese shops and hangars along the southern apron of the air strip were destroyed or damaged as a result of the raids made by bombers of the US Army 7th AF on Wotje Island in the Marshalls. 1 April 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Wotje, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02025]
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BOMBING: The by-passed Marshall Islands – No. 1. Combined air operations by the US Army, Navy and Marine aircraft have isolated 20,000 square miles of Japanese dominated area and resulted in a complete blockade of the by-passed Marshall Island atolls of the Central Pacific: Mille, Jaluit, Wotje, and Maloelap. This is the hangar and shop area on Taroa Islet, Maloelap Atoll in the Marshall Island Group. Single engine fighters and two-engine bombers are in the revetment. 26 July 1944
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02026]
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Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands. Wotje Island in foreground; Ene Cherutakku in background.
National Archives, USA Collection. Wotje, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02027]
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Pontoon and causeway set up by CB’s for invasion of Marshall Islands. When the space between LST and shore is too long for two pontoon strings, too short for three, they stagger the strings to span the gap. 15 May 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02028]
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Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands.
National Archives, USA Collection. Wotje, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02029]
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Destruction on Ebeye Atoll, Marshall Islands shown after the 7th Division Army troops completed its occupation. Burned Japanese float plane. February 1944.
National Archives, USA Collection. Ebeye, Marshalls. 1944. [NAMI02030]
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