Heavy guns of an American battleship bombard Japanese positions on Okinawa, covering operations of men of th...

The mighty guns of an American battleship shelling the Japanese on Okinawa. In the foreground amphibious cra...

The 16-inch guns of the American battleship lowa, a unit of the tash force now attacking Japan. (Evening Pos...

The 14' in guns of a United States battleship in action against Japanese positions in the Aleutians, (Evenin...

A UNITED STATES BATTLESHIP FIRES A HEAVY BROADSIDE AT JAPANESE INSTALLATIONS ON OKINAWA BEFORE THE INVASION ...

When a Japanese suicide pilot dived his plane on to an American warship, one of the plane's machine-guns was...

One of the heavy turret-type guns used by the Japanese to defend the island of Tarawa, recently captured by ...

Men of 2NZEF Divisional Cavalry inspecting damaged model of Japanese battleship from naval academy on Eta Ji...

Artillery calibrating the guns; men enjoying a cup of morning tea in front of one of the quads - Photograph ...

Guarded, by men of the United States army, a squad of Japanese prisoner s-of-war disembark from, an American...

H F Mathieson pulling through one of NZ Divisional Artillery guns after heavy fighting in Cassino area, Ital...

Marines of a 6th Division signal company repairing telephone lines on Okinawa, with their heavy truck stradd...

United States marines pause at the edge of an Okinawa mountain lop, waiting for artillery to blast a Japanes...

A FLAME-THROWING TANK LAYS DOWN A STREAM OF FIRE ON AN OKINAWA HILLSIDE AS MARINES MOPPED UP ISOLATED JAPANE...

positions south of Buthidaung and mopping up continues in this area. We employed tanks against one centre of...

Fatally stricken, a Japanese bomber plunges into the sea between two American destroyers, part of an Allied ...

An American marine shares water from his canteen ivith a kitten in the shade of a wrecked tank after the fig...

After Heavy Shelling, Our Forces Occupy the Fort of Tashihchiao (Waga gun kyōshūshite tekigun o hōgekishi Daisekkyo no kenrui o senryōsu)