Para I Hinanao-ta Mo’na: Guam after Liberation and CHamoru WWII Survivors,” awaits visitors to the Guam Museum in Hagåtña ...

LIFE.com presents photos -- many of which were never published in LIFE magazine -- from the struggle for Eniwetok Atoll during World War II ...

Stunning color photos from the Second World War capture US Marines training to fly in lightweight gliders designed to help them gain the upper hand in the brutal Pacific War - but which were never ...

THESE haunting photos reveal how the wrecks of WW2 warships, planes and tanks have been left to rust in the oceans and jungles on idyllic Pacific Islands. The fighter jets and destroyers were oblit… ...

The approximately 2,000 black-and-white photos depict life in the camp between 1943 and 1945, and are said to be the largest collection of photos from Heart Mountain, which was located near Cody, Wyo.

THESE jaw-dropping black and white pictures capture the horrors of battle for World War II soldiers fighting in the Pacific. American photojournalist W. Eugene Smith captured the vivid photographs … ...

Perkins estimates there are nearly 800 photos of 1940s Honolulu. ... Perkins started the World War II Pacific Veterans Project, an effort to identify the people in the pictures.

Navy photos shared with Insider show the U.S.S. Mannert L. Abele as it sank in the Pacific. A group of underwater explorers just discovered its remains.

The Battle of Midway, June 4-6, 1942, was the first major American victory over Japan in the first months of this nation's entry into World War II.

Satellite Photos Show US Reclaiming World War II Airfield for China War Sep 17, 2024 at 5:00 AM EDT ... His focus is on security and defense issues in the Western Pacific region.

World War II veteran William A. Wynne stands next to the memorial for his Yorkshire Terrier, Smoky, in Cleveland, Ohio's Rocky River Reservation in 2005. (Smoky War Dog LLC) The Smoky story doesn ...

The team from Pacific Wrecks, which discovered one of the most famous World War II aircraft in Papua New Guinea, P-38J “Marge” 42-103993, assigned to Richard I. Bong, America’s ace of aces.