286 Free Photos of Saipan

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Marines using tank as shield as they come ashore. Saipan. 15 June, 1944.
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General scene of troops and supplies on beaches of Saipan, Marianas. June, 1944.
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LVT pulls away from LCM with rations headed for the frontlines. Saipan. June, 1944.
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Marine infantrymen on the double, move along Saipan beach to take up new positions.
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Marines battle Japs across an open field on Saipan. The te…
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Marine Cpl. A. P. Marejohn, photographer, Tampa, Florida, and native bull. Saipan. June, 1944.
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Marines crouched along Green Beach 2, D-Day. Saipan. 15 June, 1944.
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SC 405073 - Saipan. Army medics give Chomoros vaccinations in one of the many small villages. July, 1944.
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Assault forces crouched and digging in on Saipan beach on 1st day of the attack in the Jap-held Marianas.
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Marines use native ox and cart to haul ammunition to artillery position. Saipan. June, 1944.
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"H" Hour Marines hit the beach and the deck (fall flat) under fire of Jap guns on Saipan.
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A Marine takes a drink of milk just obtained from the cow beside him. Saipan. June, 1944.
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Marines, just back from the Saipan front lines, take advan…
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After the Marines captured this mountain gun from the Japanese at Saipan, they put it into use during the attack on... - NARA - 532384
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D-Day, 15 June 1944 firing by USS Indianapolis (CA-35), flagship of Fifth Fleet commander Admiral Raymond A. Spruance - LVTs move toward Saipan, past bombarding cruisers, on 15 June 1944 (80-G-231838) (cropped)
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FH-1 Phantom of VF-17A taking off from USS Saipan (CVL-48) on 6 May 1948 (NNAM.1996.253.7239)
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Members of the 8th Marines who came in on the 5th wave, just after landing on the beach. Saipan. 15 June, 1944.
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SC 374816 - Saipan. Members of an anti-straggler patrol pinned down by Jap sniper fire during the clean-up operations.
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Major Thomas Gaines, of New Braunsfels, Texas in frontline foxhole with officers of his engineering unit. Saipan. June, 1944.
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SC 396939 - Four infantrymen read mail received during the fighting on Saipan.
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Tractors and tanks landing the first day. Wounded being evacuated and men digging in for the first night. Saipan. 15 June, 1944.
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Oxen and cart move up supplies for the 23rd Marines along road leading to Jap positions. Saipan. June, 1944.
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SC 405064 - Saipan. Captured natives are guarded by MPs and given rations prior to their removal to internment camp. 17 June, 1944.
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Trapped (Japanese), north of the town of Garapan, attempted to gain refuge by getting to their few ships in Tanapag... - NARA - 532529
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Marine officers talk to scouts up ahead of them over walkie-talkie on Green Beach 2. Saipan. 15 June, 1944.
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3rd Battalion, 23rd Marines, and oxen pulling their ammunition, march along road toward Jap positions. Saipan. June, 1944.
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American assault troops emerge from their landing craft on the beach of Saipan the first day of the battle for the island in the Marianas. June, 1944.
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Troops resting beside the narrow gauge Japanese railroad on Saipan
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General's son: Lt. Col. A. A. Vandegrift, son of Marine Corps Commandant, relaxes at the frontlines after a skirmish with the Japs. Saipan. June, 1944.
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"Back to the hills" was the order, and "Nanny" the goat and her two kids had to bow before the needs of war. Saipan. January, 1945.
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SC 335370 - Illinois men watch other Illini make biscuits, following the battle on Saipan.
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Swing Shift? It appears that one Marine is relieving another on the beach at Saipan but they are really crawling, under enemy fire, to their assigned positions.
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Signaling position for landing of LVTs on northern Saipan beach is Marine Pfc. Baldwin Ford, 1424 Richmond Rd., So. Euchlid, Ohio.
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3rd Battalion, 23rd Marines, with oxen utilized to carry their gear and ammunition, march along road towards Jap positions. Saipan. June, 1944.
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USS Saipan (LHA-2) and USS Mount Whitney (LCC-20) underway in the North Atlantic on 17 September 1986
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Marines of the first wave, landing on the beach at Saipan, crawl forward for protective covering while waiting for additional waves of green-garbed Leathernecks to land.
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Marines come ashore, wading through surf as LSTs and smaller landing boats are hung up on coral, in left background. Saipan. June, 1944.
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Marines attached to 23rd Marines rest at front after attacking Jap positions. Goats rummage among banana trees to the right. Saipan. June, 1944.
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Combat correspondent Sgt. Charles R. Vandergriff, 24 Riddle Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, holding souvenir he "pigged" up. Saipan. June, 1944.
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Lt. Col. J. L. Chambers, Tobeck Ave., Washington, D.C., of the 25th Marines, in the second wave to hit Saipan, as he is shown aboard an LSVP.
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Pvt. Ben Lucas of 942 Green Bay Ave., Calumet, Ill. with a Jap ox and cart that he uses to haul ammunition on Saipan. June, 1944.
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SC 335369 - Saipan. This tank crew used 2″ bomb throwers for protection to escape from enemy territory during the battle for the island.
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Navajo Indian communication men with the Marines on Saipan landed with the first assault waves to his the beach. - NARA - 532526
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Crewmen loaded down with sandwiches on board USS Monterey (CVL-26), D-day on Saipan. - NARA - 520860
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Salvage unit of 2nd Marine Division. More than 250 weapons and 30,000 pieces of clothing and equipment were salvaged by this unit. Saipan. July, 1944.
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With a canvas tarpaulin for a church and packing cases for an altar, a Navy chaplain holds mass for Marines at... - NARA - 532525
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Using an unexploded 16-inch naval shell for a resting place, Marine Private First Class Raymond Hubert, shakes a... - NARA - 532530
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Negro Marines, attached to the Third Ammunition Company, take time out from supplying ammunition to the front line on S - NARA - 532531
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Thought to be the first Japanese war dog captured in the Pacific theater of war, this thoroughbred German Shepard was taken by Marines behind the frontlines during the battle for Saipan Island.
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Dug in on the beach: Shallow foxholes dug and communications set up, (black rods in the foreground are antennas for portable radios), and the first wave of Marines to hit the beach at Saipan are there to stay.
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Originator of the idea to use ox-drawn carts to haul ammo, water and medical supplies to U.S. Marines fighting fighting in the hills of Saipan where modern trucks and jeeps could not go...
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Corporal James F. Allen, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Allen, RFD 1, South Windham, Maine, holds a bleating kid found on Saipan. 7 August, 1944.
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USS Norton Sound (AV-11) anchored in Tanapag Harbor, Saipan, in April 1945 (80-G-K-16199)
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American troops, their landing boat 50 yards from the water's edge, wade ashore, rifles and other weapons carried overhead, joining the assault as reinforcements on beaches of Saipan, 1st day of the attack.
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The Saipan Press Club opened its doors on the embattled is…
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USS Enterprise (CV-6) anchored off Saipan, circa mid-1944 (NH 97266)
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Army reinforcements disembarking from LST's form a graceful curve as they proceed across coral reef toward the beach.... - NARA - 531194
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SC 335380 - Veterans of Saipan, this group of heroes, members of the 27th Div., are shown in their Company Area at Espiritu Santu, New Hebrides, where the Div. is currently stationed.
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Driven back from the beaches of Saipan, Japanese soldiers …
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At a Japanese well on the island of Saipan, Coast Guardsme…
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A Marine automatic rifleman fires his weapon 3-400 yards beyond our frontline to protect some wounded Marines in the same hole with him, who are being fired upon by the Japs. Saipan. June, 1944.
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SC 337379 - Four members of the 27th Div., all from the state of New York, who were awarded the Bronze Star for heroic achievement during the Battle for Saipan.
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Smashed by a direct hit from Jap shore batteries at Saipan…
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BG Samuel C. Cumming with COL Merton J. Batchelder on Saipan, June 1944
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The crew of B-29 Superfortress 42-24598 "Waddy's Wagon"
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