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The HWRD contains a wealth of photographs that document the impact of World War II in Hawaii, including 880 wartime photos taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps and the U.S. Navy. Taken between 1941 and 1946, these photographs are an important resource depicting the military activities in Hawaii, as well as the military's relationship with Hawaii ...
These photographs, taken between 1941 and 1946, document the impact of World War II in Hawaii. They depict Army and Navy activities in Hawaii and illustrate the military's relationship with Hawaii's civilian population.
23 kwi 2014 · THEY say an Amy marches on its stomach. But food isn’t all about going on the offensive. In World War 2, going to the canteen for some food was often a moment to relax. We’ve raided the archives for these photos of canteens in WW2. The captions are of their time. The faces each tell a story.
10 paź 2015 · These canteens never had any type designation, so later when they came up with a new model in 1930 they were simply called “the old model”. Most collectors in Japan call them “Tokkuri (sake bottle)” canteens, because of the shape. Or they name it by the war and call them Russo-Japanese War canteens.
This is a collection of over thirty aerial photographs of Hawaii in the 1920s and the 1930s taken by the U.S. Army Air Corps. They provide valuable insights into the pre-World War II landscape and scenes around the Hawaiian Islands. Maps, Aerials, and GIS (MAGIS) received the photographs from an anonymous donor in 2019.
13 lut 2019 · Since the discovery, Perkins has digitized his dad’s undeveloped film and discovered nearly 800 photographs his father snapped on Oahu during World War II. Many of them are of military...
11 mar 2023 · Through hard work, dedication, and a firm resolve the post-World War II citizens of Hawaii made their voices heard by Congress and were able to achieve full statehood for their collection of islands. Truly they achieved the American Dream of being free citizens of the United States.
