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Netherlands Military Forces in the South Pacific. Four Douglas DB - 7C bombers, during manoeuvers. NI 264. De oranje driehoeken op de foto zijn getekend nadat de andere kentekens waren geretoucheerd. Duidelijk is op de onderzijde van de vleugels het retoucheerwerk te zien.

The Yanks shove off again. Corporal Joseph Melosh, carrying his barrack bag, gas mask and M-1 rifle, walks up the gangplank of a ship at Marseilles on his way to the Pacific. He will be under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Navy until he arrives at the port of debarkation.

BATTLESHIPS OF THE U.S. NAVY PLOW THROUGH THE PACIFIC. Four U.S. Navy battleships smash across the Pacific on a mission against the enemy. Massive in their armor and terrible in their concentrated firepower, these ships are among those which have dealt punishing blows to the Japanese stolen empire and to the elusive Japanese Navy. In the foreground fighter planes and dive bombers are spotted on the ...

U.S. PARATROOPERS IN TRAINING IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC. The camera catches a U.S. paratrooper in action during training at an Allied air base in the Southwest Pacific. At left, he is shown as he plunges carthward from a plane following the leaps of fellow paratroopers. At right, he drifts gently through the air after pulling the rip cord to open his parachute. U.S. paratroopers in their first major ...

Een luchtfoto van Pearl Habour, dat nu een vreedzamer rol zal gaan spelen in het geboed van de pacific. Niettemin ziet men in de haven een groot aantal Amerikaanse oorlogsschepen van alle afmetingen. NI 3115

Allied invasion of Palau. This is a glimpse of the U.S. Navy's mighty Third Fleet at anchor off a Pacific island. Guns of this fleet have supported many U.S. landings in the Pacific.

Base MPA of Dutch New Guinea This basic map of Dutch New Guinea in the Southwest Pacific is serviced for possible use in connection with news developments

U.S. submarine returns rom Pacific patrol. A American flag flies from the ice-coated conning tower of a U.S. Navy submarine as it comes into an Arctic port after a campaign against enemy shipping in the Pacific. Japanese flags indicate that the submarine has sunk three enemy warships and two merchantmen. The broom attached to the periscope is the crew's symbol of a clean sweep of all enemy vessels ...