U.S. Navy Seabees (Construction Battalion) work at a beachhead in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Seabees work in a camp area. Seabees place sandbags in a dug out. A crew personnel talks on field phone. Jeep passes over very rough muddy road.
U.S. Navy Seabees (Construction Battalion) work at a beachhead in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Construction equipment uproots a tree. Seabees work at a camp area. Truck and crane drive on a muddy road. View of muddy road. Seabees load crates of material on to trucks. Beachhead, ships anchored in the background. LST (Landing Ship Tank) and LCIs (Landing Craft Infantry) on a reef off beachhead. Trucks being towed through shallow water in the foreground.
U.S. Navy Seabees (Construction Battalion) construct Bailey bridge in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Seabees push Bailey bridge across a stream. Bailey bridge in position. Seabees work on a Bailey Bridge. They carry reel and place it down. They work at the construction site. Trucks and vehicles pass down a road.
U.S. Navy Seabees (Construction Battalion) work on construction in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Seabees construct buildings. They hammer a wooden board. They use hand tool. Seabees carry wounded on a litter. Seabees fill sack with sand. Sandbag in the background. A crew man work at machine. A crew man works with electronic device.
Production of Yank Magazine in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Interior of an office. An editor seated at a desk. A wall map in the background. The editor smokes a cigarette. He talks with a business manager about the pages of the magazine. The editor holding up negatives. He starts the layout for the issue of the magazine.
Production of Yank Magazine in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Interior of a building. An editor and a business manager working with negatives for the layout of the magazine. The negative of the cover picture. A litho plate is removed from an acid bath for clearing and is rinsed off with water. The plate is placed in a centrifuge while albumin solution is poured on the surface. It is removed from the centrifuge. Ink rubbed on the plate.
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