The Pacific in Wartime

Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger, CG, I Corps, gets into canoe to cross Sentai (Sentani) Lake, Hollandia, DNG. Dutch Officer in charge of natives stands in front of canoe.
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Lt. Geo A. Rollinsk, supply officer of 193 Inf. dickers with three natives with canes, grass skirts, et cetera, to sell.
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M. Warbruton & Colin - Officers Club. N.G. '43
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Mac & Carla with Chang. (P.O.W.) Painting chairs for our new hut mess N.G. '43
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Major Cooper & Sgt. Mathias - USA X-ray technicians at our hospital. N.G. '43
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Major Herbert R. Nusbaum, Commanding swears [sic] in Tupelu and three others.
Cpl. Robert W. Skelton

Many Islanders also learned to use more complex tools. Two New Caledonians use a tractor to move cargo about the Noumea docks.
U.S. Army Signal Corps

Many Islanders quickly became aware of the trade potential of their traditional arts.
U.S. Army Signal Corps

MARINE MODEL. . .Bedecked, withh five-and-ten jewelry, grass skirt, walking-cane and with a nickel cigar in his mouth, this Marine artillery-man shows the natives of this South Pacific Island what a Hollywood native looks like. [See "more images" below for complete caption]
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Marine Sergeant Laurence Brown installs the bell in the new chapel built by natives for Marines . . . [See "more images" below for complete caption]
Barnett (U.S. Marine Corps)

Marines in battle, destroyed houses
U.S. Marine Corps

Marshallese natives on Kwajalein, Marshall Is. [See "more images" below for complete caption]
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