Close to the enemy!―in Japanese “siege parallel" within 200yards of Russian fort Port Arthur

THE SIEGE OF PORT ARTHUR: JAPANESE OUTPOSTS CREEPING UP TO THE FORTS

Japanese troops advancing into position―on the investment line―Siege of Port Arthur. 7565

Carrying loaded shells to great siege guns bombarding the Town and Harbor, Port Arthur

In the front parallel of the Japanese trenches

Keeping below the dead line--in Japanese trenches near the Russian forts, Port Arthur

Enormous Ⅱ inch shell from Japanese siege gun,beginning its deadly flight into Port Arthur. 7550

UNITED STATES' CARRIER-BORNE AIRCRAFT ATTACK ENEMY SHIPPING IN HARBOUR CLOSE TO JAPAN

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: THE SINKING OF THE RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP PETROPAVLOVSK AT THE ENTKANCE TO PORT ARTHUR, ...

At Gen. Nogi's headquarters before Port Arthur - in bomb-proof dug-out well within Russian fire-zone

As the Japanese bayonets draw nearer to Port Arthur, Russian forces make more desperate [?] for safety

As the Japanese bayonets draw nearer to Port Arthur, Russian forces make more desperate [?] for safety

THE JAPANESE BLOCKING THE ENTRANCE TO PORT ARTHUR

The Red Cross carrying Japanese wounded to the Field Hospital―after the assault on Port Arthur

THE TORPEDOING OF THE RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP TSAREVITCH, AT PORT ARTHUR, BY THE JAPANESE

THE DESTRUCTION OF A RUSSIAN GUNBOAT BY THE JAPANESE AT PORT ARTHUR. From a photograph specially supplied to...

THE COMPARATIVE SIZE OF THE RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE NAVIES IN 1904 AND TO-DAY

THE JAPANESE FLEET USING RUSSIAN SIGNALS AT THE SECOND ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR

The interior of the Japanese battleship “ Hatsuse ” in close action

Japanese Soldiers drilling behind the lines, siege of Port Arthur. Justificació del títol, títol i...

The Japanese Fleet Bombards the Enemy Fort at Dairen Bay (Waga kantai Dairenwan hōgeki no zu)

The Japanese Russian War No.2 Naval Fight Before The Harbor Of Port-Arthur

The Russian battleship "Pobieda". It was built in 1900, served in the Russian-Japanese war (1904-1...

At foot of Taikozan Fort, on slope up which Japanese charged to its capture - (N.W.) Port Arthur, Manchuria

Camp of the famous 9th Division - under sheltering hills, close to fighting line - Port Arthur