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Officers and sailors aboard submarines and the submarine commander being congratulated at the Suma harbor in Guam.
U.S. submarine and ships underway in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. Signalman sends blinker signal. A motor launch underway. An aircraft carrier underway. Submarine goes towards the Suma harbor in Guam. Sailors heaving on the line. Submarine commander being congratulated on the trip. Officers shake hands and talk amongst themselves. Mail bags aboard the submarine.
U.S. B-29 Superfortress bombers of the 314th Bomb Wing, 29th Bomb Group, taxiing at North Field Guam, during World War II.
B-29 Superfortress bombers of the 314th Bombardment Wing, 29th Bombardment Group, all displaying Square O tail codes, taxi for takeoff at their base, North Field, Guam, Marianas Islands, during World War 2.
B-29 Superfortress aircraft of the 314th Bomb Wing taxi on North Field, Guam, during World War II
Several B-29 Superfortress bombers are seen taxiing for takeoff on North Field, Guam, in World War 2. Many B-29s, with Square O tail codes of the 29th Bomb Group, are parked on the field. The aircraft taxing include two from the 19th Bomb Group, one displaying the Square M tail code and one showing only its identifcation number : 42-93967. (This B-29 is named the "City of Lansford.")
U.S. B-29 Superfortress of 314th Bomb Wing in flight over ocean and approaching Guam during World War II
United States B-29 Superfortress in flight. Square P tail code identifies it as belonging to 314th Bomb Wing, 39th Bomb Group, stationed at Guam. Aerial view of the air base. View of the island and runway.
B-29 Superfortress aircraft of the 314th Bomb Wing taxi and take off from North Field Guam in World War II
Many B-29 Superfortress bombers, of the 314th Bombardment Wing, taxi and take off from North Field Guam during World War 2. Most of them are from the 29th Bomb Group, and display the black square O tail code. (Aircraft numbers: 16;45;24;7 5; and 27, are seen.) One, displaying the black square K tail code and number 9, is from the 330th Bomb Group.
U.S. Navy LST-789 loads men and equipment and leaves Guam,Mariana Islands during World War II.
U.S. Navy LST-789 at a beach in Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II. Two men aboard LST-789 (Landing Ship Tank) as they take mooring lined off pair of bitts. A soldier takes a lens and starts looking through light. The soldier cleans the lens. Two cameramen as one cleans a part of the lens and other types the data sheet. Two LSTs with their bows at the beach and cargo doors open. A 6X6 truck drives by in the foreground. The bow section of LST-789 and men rest on the ground in the foreground. Men come down the ramp into the LST carrying their cargo bags. Two men take mooring line off bitts aboard the LST and start to heave in line. The LST-789 backs away from the beach flanked by two LSTs in the background.