The Pacific in Wartime

A Marine walks his guard post on the beach. Instead of the bowing, the nativves all now salute the Marines with a t ypical "G.I. flash." [See "more images" below for complete caption]
S/Sgt. W.C. Fitch

Amphibian Jeep & Americans. N.G. '43
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Amphibian Jeep - Local Island. '43
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At Uberri with Bob Stinson (USA Air Ace) - near Jap [sic] patrol posts & pillar boxes. N. Guinea
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Bistanua - Papuan infantry HQ near Uberri. N.G. '43
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boards & the 2 huts - op theatre & Physiotherapy 5AGH. N.G. '43
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Bob Stinson (US Air Ace Aerocobra Squadron). Jim Hollaway & Anne Evans - our Jeep en route for Uberri through rubber country. N.G. Feb. '43
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Caught in the tides of battle, Papuans who had lived under Japanese occupation for two years are here picked up and transported to Allied positions by the U.S. 158th infantry.
U.S. Army Signal Corps

Craft made from fighter belly tanks with outboard motor. N.Guinea
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Crash Boats at Local Island. N.G. '43
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Emergency rubber boat (air force). Mac, Kevin, Joan & Emil. N.G. '43
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Emil - on board the lugger. Local Island. N. Guinea
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