Japanese two-man submarine, captured by American forces in the Pacific, landed at a West Coast naval yard, w...

A Japanese two-man submarine used during the raid on the American naval base at Pearl Harbour, Hawaii, on De...

SUCCESSFUL RAID BY UNITED NAVAL FORCES AGAINST JAPANESE PACIFIC BASES

American submarine officers and men learning to speak and read Japanese in order to man submarines taken ove...

ALLIED FORCES IN SOUTH-WEST PACIFIC AREA MARSHALLED UNDER GENERAL MACARTHUR TO DELIVER COUNTERBLOW TO JAPANES

AMERICAN NAVAL FORCES ATTACK ENEMY BASE IN PELEW ISLAND, MAIN SUPPLY LINK BETWEEN JAPAN AND TRUK

AMERICAN FORCES LAND IN NEW BRITAIN: SUCCESSFUL AMPHIBIOUS ATTACKS WIN BEACHHEADS FROM JAPANESE

AMERICAN NAVAL POWER: NEWEST BATTLESHIP AND SUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON JAPANESE WARSHIP

A Popular Viewing of the Captured Chinese Warship at Yokosuka Naval Base (Yokosuka gunkō Chinen-gō kanran no zu)

The landing of the Japanese embassy, with the treaty in a box, at the navy yard, Washington

Death to the Japanese:—Left, Japanese planes shot down by an American cruiser during a naval action in the ...

Turned into a blazing inferno by three torpedoes from a Japanese submarine, the 14,700-ton United States air...

Carrier-based planes of the United States Pacific Fleet struck heavily at Japanese shipping and shore instal...

AMERICA'S NAVAL AND AERIAL STRENGTH: UNITED STATES AIRCRAFT SUCCESSFULLY ATTACK JAPANESE VESSELS OFF THE PHI...

Attack made by the forts at Jih island and the south-eastern head of Liukung island and the Chinese men-of-war upon the already captured Lukeutsuy forts on the E. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei, and the Japanese army on land

A GREAT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE FLEETS, AS DEPICTED BY A JAPANESE ARTIST

(Lew Chew) Tubootch & Suco Harbors / surveyed July 1854 by Lieuts. William B. Whiting and Alphonse Barbot, U.S.N. belonging to U.S. Ship Vandalia, John Pope Commander by Order of Commodore Matthew C. Perry Commanding U.S. Naval Forces in East Indies, China and Japan Seas ; drawn by Lieut. S. Bent ; engraved by S. Siebert, lettering by C.A. Knight