U.S. Marines defeat Japanese on South Pacific Tarawa Island. U.S.

U.S. Marines hunt Japanese snipers on Saipan Island.

Japanese gun on Borneo Smashed by U.S. Bombers A U.S.

Japanese two-man submarine beached on Oahu during action with U.S. Forces, December 7, 1941.

U.S. Navy task group cooperates with Filipino guerrillas in struggle against Japanese.

U.S. airmen who bombed Japanese Kurile Islands are decorated.

Japanese ships caught in web of U.S. Navy bombs.

' U.S. Medical Corpsmen Treat Japanese Children On Okinawa Island. U.S.

Japanese plant on Saipan after naval and aerial bombardment.

Japanese ships, hit by U.S. fire, burn in Saipan Harbor.

Japanese ships attacked in futile attempt to run U.S. blockade.

U.S. soldiers land on Japanese-held Saipan Island.

Japanese air and sea installations blasted by U.S. naval planes.

Taking off on a mission against the Japanese, a U.S.

Indian troops freed from Japanese by U.S. troops on Los Negros. Sikhs, Indian soldiers, eat hungrily of U.S.

Japanese two-man submarine beached on island of Oahu, T.H. during action with U.S. forces on December 7, 1941.

Supreme Allied Commander with Generals released for Japanese Prison, U.S.

Japanese prisoners taken by U.S. troops on Saipan Island.

Japanese soldiers evacuate Cape Futtsu Fort as U.S. marines move in.

Pemberitahoean! - Announcement! "His Majesty the Emperor of Japan has officially broadcast that on August 16, 1945 the Japanese forces ...

Liberated indian troops aid allied on New Guinea. Sikhs, indian troops freed from the Japanese by U.S.

U.S. Bomb wrecks Japanese railroad bridge in Burma. A U.S.

Admiraal Isoroku Yamamoto (Japan). NI 1717 Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, Japanese Navy, (1884-1943).

U.S. Bomb explodes near ship at Japanese midget submarine base, okinawa. A bomb from a U.S.