The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: WWII Pacific
Official Navy and Marine Corps combat photographs of the 1944 Marshall Islands campaign, from supply landings and dug-in Marines on Kwajalein to the base at Eniwetok and the D-Day approach to Saipan. Servicemen's personal snapshots of airfields and thatched island villages accompany them, pairing the record of the Central Pacific offensive with the everyday view from the ranks.
Pacific Island Village Scene with Thatched Longhouse, WWII Era
"Supplies Land on Kwajalein" - U.S. Navy Official Photograph 128-5, Marshall Islands Campaign, 1944
"Kwajalein" - U.S.M.C. Official Combat Photograph No. K-1, Marshall Islands Campaign, 1944
Pacific Island Village Scene with Thatched Longhouse, WWII Era (Companion Image)
Aerial View of U.S. Navy Base, Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands, WWII Pacific Theater
U.S. Air Force Amphibious Aircraft on Water, Snapshot Photograph Dated August 1955
U.S. Marines Carrying a Casualty on a Stretcher Through the Battle-Scarred Terrain of Kwajalein, Marshall Islands, 1944
Candid Snapshot of an Open Airfield or Cleared Terrain with Distant Aircraft, Pacific Theater, WWII Era
U.S. Marines Advance Through Bombardment Wreckage, Kwajalein Atoll, 1944
U.S. Marines Dug In on the Beachhead Amid Landing Craft, Kwajalein Atoll, 1944
