Landing at Chapoo, in Hang Chow Bay. Japanese troops have marched north to the Whangpoo River and formed a l...

Japanese troops advance in North

Finschhaven, the place where the Japanese have made another landing in New Guinea, is on the pom. north-east...

The Japanese army landing at Weiheiwei

THE LANDING OF JAPANESE TROOPS NEAR PORT ARTHUR

To the north, the Japanese strongpoint of Pegu has fallen. In the west the Allies have entered the river por...

Our [Japanese] Troops Pushing Forward toward Victory at Anjo River

Bivouac after Landing at Yungcheng Bay (Eijowan jōrikugo no roei)

LANDING THE JAPANESE TROOPS AT CHEMULPO: ON THE BEACH ARE PONTOON SECTIONS FOR BRIDGING RIVERS

Salamaiia, New Guinea, where Japanese troops have landed. (Evening Post, 09 March 1942)

Landing craft and World War II troops arriving at Nissan Island, Papua New Guinea

World War II vehicles, equipment, and troops landing on Nissan Island, Papua New Guinea

World War II vehicles, equipment, and troops landing on Nissan Island, Papua New Guinea

Serious affrays have been occurring-in . Northern China, -where the advance of Japanese troops has been oppo...

Newly captured prisoners being marched to rear from Sangro River area, Italy, World War II - Photograph take...

THE WAR IN THE EAST; JAPANESE ARTILLERY MOVING NORTH FROM THE YALU RIVER

Sport and General" Photo, Japanese troops making a forced march through the marshy lands of North China. (Ev...

More than 2600 Japanese troops, formerly the garrison on Rota (one of the Mariana Islands, 50 miles north-ea...

Landing craft filled with assault troops entering the lagoon at Nissan Island. Barrage balloons on heavy lan...

Map showing Green Islands, to the north of Biika. Several of the Japanese bases marked on the map 1 have sin...

BRINGING- ASHORE BEAMS FOR MAKING LANDING STAGES, CHEMULPO Chemulpo is not an ideal place for troops to dise...

Air Vice-Marshal L. M. Isitt signing the Japanese surrender at Tokyo Bay, September 1945. General Douglas Ma...

Air Vice-Marshal L. M. Isitt signing the Japanese surrender at Tokyo Bay, September 1945—General Douglas Mac...

Milne Bay, where the latest Japanese landing in New Guinea is reported, is the indentation west of the Samar...

NEW GUINEA ATTACK The Markham River landing is in progress in this magnificent photograph. Transport aircraf...