The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: NAS Kaneohe
Color home-movie stills from Naval Air Station Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, catch officers in dress whites walking the base paths, sailors mustered before PBM Mariner seaplanes, and one man passing an idle afternoon throwing knives at a target post. Together they offer an unusually candid portrait of daily life at a key Pacific patrol station during the Korean War era.
Navy Patrol Seaplane Bow at NAS Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, Color Film Still
Naval Officers and Seaplane at NAS Kaneohe Bay — Joseph Smith Collection Film Still
U.S. Navy Officers in Dress Whites, Film Still, NAS Kaneohe Bay (Korean War Era)
Sailors in Formation Before PBM Mariner Seaplane, NAS Kaneohe Bay
U.S. Navy Officers at NAS Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, Korean War Era
Three U.S. Navy Officers in Dress Whites Walking, NAS Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, Korean War Era
U.S. Navy Officer in Dress Whites, NAS Kaneohe Bay — Film Still, Bancroft/Joseph Smith Collection
U.S. Navy Officer in Dress Whites with Naval Aviator Wings, NAS Kaneohe
Ground Crew Servicing a Patrol Flying Boat, Naval Air Station Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, Korean War Era (c. 1950-1953)
U.S. Navy Flying Boat and Ground Support Equipment, NAS Kaneohe Bay, Film Still
Sailor Throwing Knife at Target Post, NAS Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii (Korean War Era Home Movie Still)
View Toward Shoreline from PBY Catalina Wing Strut, NAS Kaneohe Bay, Oahu
U.S. Navy Sailors Mustered Before a Patrol Flying Boat, NAS Kaneohe Bay
Navy Personnel Inspection, NAS Kaneohe Bay (Archival Film Still, Joseph Smith Interview)
Navy Personnel Inspection Formation, NAS Kaneohe, Korean War Era
