30 items in this album on 2 pages.

Men and supplies on the beach of Betio, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marine 75mm howitzer team, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, 20-23 Nov 1943US Marines at Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marines on the landing beach at Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943
Men and supplies on the beach of Betio, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marine 75mm howitzer team, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, 20-23 Nov 1943US Marines at Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marines on the landing beach at Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943
US Marine code talker on Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, Nov 1943US flag on Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marines evacuating a wounded comrade, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marines inspecting a fallen Japanese naval infantryman, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943
US Marine code talker on Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, Nov 1943US flag on Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marines evacuating a wounded comrade, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943US Marines inspecting a fallen Japanese naval infantryman, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943
Destroyed Japanese coastal battery, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943Religious service for US Marines aboard a Heywood-class attack transport ship, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943 (either the USS Heywood or the USS William P. Biddle).
Destroyed Japanese coastal battery, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943Religious service for US Marines aboard a Heywood-class attack transport ship, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, late Nov 1943 (either the USS Heywood or the USS William P. Biddle).

30 items in this album on 2 pages.



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