Sujet

Marines Land On Roi-Namur

Légende

Marshall Islands: February 14, 1944
U.S. Marines take advantage of the protection offered by shell holes on the beach as other equipment is unloaded from their landing craft on Roi-Namur Island.

Date

14 févr. 1944

Crédit

Photo12/Underwood Archives/UIG

Notre référence

UMG20A16_204

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

59,1Mo (1,4Mo) / 43,2cm x 34,3cm / 5100 x 4051 (300dpi)

Mots clés

walking 1940s 1944 Army Army Soldiers Equipments Landing Operation Marine Corp Marine Corps Marines Marshall Islands Oceania Pacific Theater Roi-Namur Shell Hole U.S. Marines US Marine Corps US Marines US Soldiers United States Marine Corps Unloaded Vessels WW II WW2 WWII World War 2 World War II World War Two adults beach beaches boats daytime defence historical hole horizontal landing craft large group of people men military military uniform outdoors protection safety sand sea second world war ships sitting soldiers standing togetherness troops uniform vintage walking