Battle of Kwajalein

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1944 battle of the Pacific War. 

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1944 — 1944 battleGilbert and Marshall Islands CampaignQ709
Men of the 7th Div HD-SN-99-02846.jpg

Location: 8.71666667, 167.73333333, KML, Other maps

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37mm-gun-Kwajalein37mm-gun-Kwajalein
After bombardmentAfter bombardment
Akiyama MonzōAkiyama Monzō
Assault troops await to move inland on KwajaleinAssault troops await to move inland on Kwajalein
Battle of Kwajalein mapBattle of Kwajalein map
Command post on NamurCommand post on Namur
Dead Japanese soldier who had shot himself by pulling his rifle`s trigger with his big toe on KwajaleinDead Japanese soldier who had shot himself by pulling his rifle's trigger with his big toe on Kwajalein
Fourth Division Marines disembark from an LVT-2 amphibious tractor on Namur IslandFourth Division Marines disembark from an LVT-2 amphibious tractor on Namur Island
Fourth Division Marines rush a Japanese blockhouse on Namur IslandFourth Division Marines rush a Japanese blockhouse on Namur Island
Front line of KwajaleinFront line of Kwajalein
Isamu MochizukiIsamu Mochizuki
Japanese ammunition depot explodes during the Battle of Kwajalein on Bigej Island, circa on 1 February 1944Japanese ammunition depot explodes during the Battle of Kwajalein on Bigej Island, circa on 1 February 1944
Japanese facilities on Roi and Namur Islands, Kwajalein Atoll, under attack by planes from Task Force 50Japanese facilities on Roi and Namur Islands, Kwajalein Atoll, under attack by planes from Task Force 50
Kwajalein under attack on 1 February 1944Kwajalein under attack on 1 February 1944
Men of the 7th Div HD-SN-99-02846Men of the 7th Div HD-SN-99-02846
Namur Island before the pre-invasion bombardmentNamur Island before the pre-invasion bombardment
USS Sheridan (APA-51) en route to Kwajalein, circa in late January 1944 (80-G-K-1286)USS Sheridan (APA-51) en route to Kwajalein, circa in late January 1944 (80-G-K-1286)
U.S. Navy ships of Task Force 52 anchored in Kwajalein Lagoon, 7 February 1944 (80-G-214679)U.S. Navy ships of Task Force 52 anchored in Kwajalein Lagoon, 7 February 1944 (80-G-214679)
U.S. Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox receives the first U.S. flag had been raised over Kwajalein, 29 February 1944 (80-G-44879)U.S. Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox receives the first U.S. flag had been raised over Kwajalein, 29 February 1944 (80-G-44879)
View of Namur (left) and Roi Islands, with their connecting causeway, as U.S. Marines landedView of Namur (left) and Roi Islands, with their connecting causeway, as U.S. Marines landed
Wounded marine receives blood plasma, during fighting on Namur IslandWounded marine receives blood plasma, during fighting on Namur Island
Wrecked Japanese blockhouse on Kwajalein, soon after the Island`s capture in February 1944.Wrecked Japanese blockhouse on Kwajalein, soon after the Island's capture in February 1944.
Wrecked Japanese fuel dump and pier on Kwajalein, soon after the Island`s capture in February 1944Wrecked Japanese fuel dump and pier on Kwajalein, soon after the Island's capture in February 1944
Wrecked trucks and shattered trees litter Kwajalein, soon after its capture in February 1944.Wrecked trucks and shattered trees litter Kwajalein, soon after its capture in February 1944.
Wyspy Roi-Namur - mapa.PNGWyspy Roi-Namur - mapa.PNG
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image37mm-gun-KwajaleinWikimedia
imageAfter bombardmentWikimedia
imageAkiyama MonzōWikimedia
imageAssault troops await to move inland on KwajaleinWikimedia
imageBattle of Kwajalein mapWikimedia
imageCommand post on NamurWikimedia
imageDead Japanese soldier who had shot himself by pulling his rifle's trigger with his big toe on KwajaleinWikimedia
imageFourth Division Marines disembark from an LVT-2 amphibious tractor on Namur IslandWikimedia
imageFourth Division Marines rush a Japanese blockhouse on Namur IslandWikimedia
imageFront line of KwajaleinWikimedia
imageIsamu MochizukiWikimedia
imageJapanese ammunition depot explodes during the Battle of Kwajalein on Bigej Island, circa on 1 February 1944Wikimedia
imageJapanese facilities on Roi and Namur Islands, Kwajalein Atoll, under attack by planes from Task Force 50Wikimedia
imageKwajalein under attack on 1 February 1944Wikimedia
imageMen of the 7th Div HD-SN-99-02846Wikimedia
imageNamur Island before the pre-invasion bombardmentWikimedia
imageUSS Sheridan (APA-51) en route to Kwajalein, circa in late January 1944 (80-G-K-1286)Wikimedia
imageU.S. Navy ships of Task Force 52 anchored in Kwajalein Lagoon, 7 February 1944 (80-G-214679)Wikimedia
imageU.S. Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox receives the first U.S. flag had been raised over Kwajalein, 29 February 1944 (80-G-44879)Wikimedia
imageView of Namur (left) and Roi Islands, with their connecting causeway, as U.S. Marines landedWikimedia
imageWounded marine receives blood plasma, during fighting on Namur IslandWikimedia
imageWrecked Japanese blockhouse on Kwajalein, soon after the Island's capture in February 1944.Wikimedia
imageWrecked Japanese fuel dump and pier on Kwajalein, soon after the Island's capture in February 1944Wikimedia
imageWrecked trucks and shattered trees litter Kwajalein, soon after its capture in February 1944.Wikimedia
imageWyspy Roi-Namur - mapa.PNGWikimedia
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