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American landing craft approaching Aguni Island, Japan, 1945
Photograph.
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American landing craft cruising towards Panaon Island, Philippines, 20 October 1944
Photograph, aerial. American landing craft cruising towards a beach; warships are anchored in the surrounding bay.
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American landing craft cruising towards Peleliu, Palau, 1944
Photograph. Wave of American landing craft cruising past support craft.
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American landing craft float near a destroyed industrial area, probably on Saipan, 1944
American landing craft, carrying few troops, are near a shore where there is an industrial area that is war damaged.
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American landing craft heading for a beach, Guam, 1944
Photograph. American landing craft filled with Marines cruising through open water.
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American landing craft heading towards a beach, Gilbert Islands, 1943
Photograph. American landing craft cruising through open water towards a beach; explosions are visible on the horizon.
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American landing craft heading towards a beach, Tarawa Atoll, 1943
Photograph. American landing craft carrying United States Marines cruising through the ocean towards land.
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American landing craft in waters off of Bougainville in November 1943
Landing craft from the USS George Clymer (APA-27). "File No: M-B-LO-1-54388. Released: November 29, 1943.
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American Landing craft on Labuan Island, near Borneo, June 1945
Photograph. Boats on shore with American Landing craft among them. Note the American flags and the hoist behind the tree.
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American landing craft unloading cargo onto beach, Iwo Jima, 1945
Photograph, aerial. Four American LSTs (Landing Ship, Tank) and another smaller landing craft unloading cargo onto a beach.
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American landing craft unloading servicemen onto a beach under heavy German fire, Normandy, 1944
Photograph. United States servicemen wading from landing craft towards a beach.
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American landing craft unloading supplies onto a beach, Leyte Gulf, 1944
Photograph, aerial. USS LST-242, USS LST-608, USS LST-609, and other Landing Ship, Tanks unloading supplies onto beach.