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PT boat crew performing maintenance on machine guns, probably England, probably 1944
U.S. PT (Patrol Torpedo) boat crew on deck performing maintenance on mounted .50 caliber machine guns. Probably England. Probably 1944
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PT boat cuts through the water, New Guinea, 1944
Photograph. PT boat headed to Leyte, Philippines. Finschhafen, New Guinea. 1944
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PT boat in the harbor, New Guinea, 1944
Photograph. PT boat in the harbor.Personal caption on photo reverse: "PT-Boat. Dredger Harbor. Finch, N.G." Finschhafen, New Guinea.
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PT boat moving through water, probably Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana in 1944
PT boat moving through water, probably Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana in 1944. F.A. McDaniels Photography.
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PT boat near unidentified cityscape on coastline, Mediterranean Theater
Photograph. Unidentifed cityscape on coastline; patrol torpedo (PT) boat visible in water. Mediterranean Theater. 1944-45
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PT Boats of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 22 Nested in Livorno Harbor, Italy, 1944
Photograph. Photograph of the PT boats of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 22 nested in Livorno Harbor.
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PT boats of Motor Torpedo Squadron 35 during trip from New York to Florida, United States, 1944
Convoy of U.S. PT (Patrol Torpedo) boats moving through river (possibly the Intracoastal Waterway) during trip from New York to Florida.
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PT-10 cruising past Statue of Liberty, New York
Photograph. Mass produced picture of patrol torpedo (PT) boat 10 cruising in New York harbor; Statue of Liberty in background.
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PT-20 cruising in open water
Photograph. PT-20 cruising in open water. Official caption on front: "PT-20 US Navy Photo 120-8." Location unknown. No date
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PT-307 moored near ancient stone wall in harbor, Mediterranean Theater
Photograph. War damaged, ancient stone wall at harbor; PT-307 visible at left of picture. Mediterranean Theater. 1944-45
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PT-321 rescuing a Japanese survivor out of the water, Surigao Strait, 1944
Photograph.
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PT-505 speeding through open water of English Channel, circa 1944
U.S. torpedo boat PT-505 speeding through open water. English Channel. Circa 1944