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Smoke rising off of Tinian, NMI, 1944
Photograph. Large columns of smoke rising from multiple fields. Official caption on front: "Tinian burns after naval attack.
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Smoke screen covering Allied landings on Sadu Island, June 1945
Photograph. Distant view of a smoke screen covering Allied landings on Sadu Island; small rockets/missiles launching from ship deck in foreground.
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Smoke screen in Cisterna, Italy, 1944
Photograph. Smoke screen rises over a distant hilltop town.
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Smoke screen laid down by 423rd Infantry Combat team at Camp Atterbury, Indiana on 8 September 1944
2072. '8 Sept. 44 Kilian.
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Smoke screen laid down by combat team at Camp Atterbury, Indiana on 8 September 1944
2073. '8 Sept. 44 Kilian.
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Smoke screen laid down by the 423rd Infantry Combat team during an attack on Fortified positions at Camp Atterbury, Indiana on 8 September 1944
2071. '8 Sept. 44 Kilian. Smoke screen laid down by 423rd Inf Combat team during attack on Fortified positions at Camp Atterbury, Indiana.
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Smoke screen used during daylight hours to cover all Fifth Army activities at the Anzio beachhead in March 1944
232.Photograph. '23 March 44. MM-5-44-3004. Fifth Army, Anzio Area, Italy.
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Smoke wafts over a bucolic hillside, Italy, 1944
Photograph. Smoke wafts over a bucolic hillside. Farmhouse and vineyard in the foreground.
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Smokescreen being laid by PT-305 as it approaches the coast of southern France during invasion, France, 1944
Photograph. Smokescreen being laid by sailors on stern of cruising patrol torpedo boat, probably PT-305. France. 1944
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Smokescreen created by German shells near Lanuvio, Italy, 1944
Photograph. Smokescreen created by German shells over distant hills.
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Smokescreen from B-25 Mitchell bomber over the Pacific Ocean
Smokescreen from B-25 Mitchell bomber, laid over the Pacific Ocean. See also 2011.018.083-2011.018.087. Pacific Ocean. 1944-45
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Smokescreens over hills during training exercise in Fort Benning, Georgia on 8 July 1944
1361. '8 July 44. Milgrom. 105's leaving smoke screen over hills 5, 6, and 7 during Infantry Problem 448, 2nd phase.