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The orientation of officers and non commissioned abroad a ship and an officer speaks through a megavox, Pacific Ocean.
U.S. 81st Division, 323 Infantry Regiment troops on a LST underway in the Pacific Ocean. during World War II. Two anti aircraft guns positioned aboard LST (Landing Ship Tank). The soldier stand near the guns. An officer speaks through a megavox. He then picks up a binocular and scans sky. The officer looking through the binocular. A Captain on a bridge uses a stadimeter. He then looks through the binocular. from bridge of ship to convoy of ship. The orientation of officers and non commissioned abroad a ship. The Captain discusses a map with other officers and non commissioned officer. He holds a pencil and points out places on the map. The officers and non commissioned officer look into the map. The Captain gets up from his chair and leaves. The non commissioned officer roll the maps as the Captain leaves.
The U.S. fleet of warships at anchor off Ulithi Atoll in World War II
U.S. Naval fleet of warships anchored off Ulithi Atoll, Palau, Western Caroline Islands, during World War 2. Aircraft carriers are seen and many other types of warships. Closeup of a Pensacola, Salt Lake City ("Swayback Maru") class heavy cruiser, in camouflage paint, with Kingfisher scout plane on her stern. An escort aircraft carrier. A sling filled with supplies being unloaded on an aircraft carrier. A U.S. flag on the cargo ship in the background. Food supplies being unloaded from cargo nets. Sailors pick up the supplies and store them aboard the aircraft carrier. Cartons piled up inside the aircraft carrier. A sailor pulls a trolley loaded with food supplies. The interior of the carrier with stored food supplies.
Seabees construct air strip using graders, dump trucks, power shovels and bulldozers at Ulithi Atoll, Caroline Island.
Construction of airstrip at Ulithi Atoll in Caroline Island during World War II. A bivouac area. The troops in vehicles drive down a muddy road in the area. Palm trees on either side of the road. Tents in the background. The troops walk on a road. The damaged huts. The wreckage in the forest. A sign reads '51st Naval Construction Bn'. A hangar. The Seabees construct roads and air strips using graders, dump trucks, power shovels and bulldozers. The Seabees at work during the construction. The Seebees in a jeep talk to the men. They cut bushes. The gasoline drums piles up. A man on a crane. The men pile gasoline drums on fuel dump with the help of the crane. The construction of airstrip. The dump trucks back up. A crane picking up dirt. A bulldozer rolls down.
U.S. Navy aircraft making use of new airstrip at Ulithi Atoll, during construction in World War II
A quad 50 (4-50 caliber machine guns) mounted on a U.S. Army vehicle at the shore at Ulithi Atoll, during World War 2. A C-47 (Navy R4D) parked on airstrip with Seabees at work with trucks in background. A PBY Catalina amphibian plane being serviced. An F6F parked on sand in makeshift revetment. Another one coming in for a landing. The landing F6F on ground roll as a steam roller passes in foreground. Navy F6F aircraft arriving, from aircraft carriers, and being parked. Numerous Navy aircraft, including SB2C Helldivers and F6F Hellcats, parked with wings folded on the airstrip, while construction work continues. Men recover items from a crashed F6F, as smoke rises in background. They work to prevent fire around the crashed plane. Hoses are stretched around the plane and one man holds a pressure nozzle.
U.S. air operations at newly built airstrip on Ulithi Atoll in World War II
During World War 2, three pilots of Marine Torpedo Bombing Squadron 232 (VMTB-232) stand in front of Billboard displaying their squadron symbol of a red devil with spear and cape. It also displays silhouettes of Japanese ships they had struck. View of the newly constructed airstrip at Ulithi, as an F6F aircraft takes off. It is followed, in turn, by a C-47 (R4D),a PBY, and another F6F. Aerial view of Ulithi and the new broad runway running across the atoll.
U.S. soldiers laying mats so that vehicles can come off the ramp of an LCT at Utah beach in Normandy, France.
Invasion of Normandy, France during World War II. A U.S. Landing Craft Tank (LCT-592) on Utah beach with its ramp open. Jeeps aboard the LCT. U.S. soldiers bring metal over to use as ramps. The soldiers try to start a jeep. They lay mats so that vehicles can come off the ramp on the beach.
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