Dead Japanese in pillbox on Engebi Island

Results of one of the war's fiercest struggles, the fight for Iwo Jima, lie in sorry heaps all over the island. The hand of a Japanese soldier killed by a bomb blast is seen in the rubble which covered the island.

Bodies of U.S. officers and soldiers slain by the Nazis after capture near Malmedy, Belgium.

This Marine, member of the "Fighting Fourth Marine Division," threatens the enemy even in death. His bayonet fixed at the Charge, he was killed by intense Japanese sniper fire as he advanced.

Graves of U.S. Marines who died taking Tarawa, before headstones were prepared. In the background are the first tents put up after occupation of the island.

One of four Americans of the 21st Infantry Regiment found between the forward observation post and the front line. The men were probably captured the night of July 9th, and shot thru the head with their hands tied behind their backs.

Crossed rifles in the sand are a comrade's tribute to this American soldier who sprang ashore from a landing barge and died at the barricades of Western Europe.

Kwajalein natives wounded in the fighting receive first aid and are forwarded to the rear for further care. 31 January, 1944.

Kwajalein after its capture of Feb. 4, 1944, shows effects of Naval bombardment.