Japanese documents piled up in large stacks during invasion of Saipan, Mariana Islands. Stack of Japanese documents on the ground. Japanese books and documents in a cupboard.
Marine photographer looks at Japanese aerial camera during invasion of Saipan, Mariana Islands in World War II. Marine with large Japanese spotting binoculars. Trees in the background. View of the binoculars.
An U.S. Marine handles a captured Japanese gun sighting or artillery sighting device device during invasion of Saipan, Mariana Islands. Marine with captured Japanese light machine gun on the ground.
Locomotive pulls flat cars, loaded with boxes during invasion of Saipan, Mariana Islands. Trees in the background. Two men jump from the engine on the side of railroad tracks.
The Nationalist Chinese Salween Campaign against Japanese forces in Western Yunnan Province, during World War 2. Kuomintang (KMT) Chinese Air Force airplanes drop bombs on Japanese positions in valley near Salween River. U.S.Army Air Forces C-47 aircraft of the Air Transport Command's India-China Wing, airdrop military supplies to elements of the KMT army. U.S. military advisors (plus two pet dogs) help the Chinese to retrieve the airdropped supplies. They load mortar tubes and munitions on the shoulders of Chinese soldiers, who are also seen fastening loads on the backs of mules. The Chinese troops transport the supplies up winding mountainous paths into a destroyed town.
The Nationalist Chinese Kuomintang (KMT) engaged in the Salween campaign of Western Yunnan Province in World War 2. KMT troops fire field artillery at Japanese positions in a valley. They also fire heavy mortars. KMT soldiers firing small trench mortars from positions inside destroyed buildings.
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