BGuthrie Photos: LA -- New Orleans -- National World War II Museum -- Road to Tokyo: Pacific Theater

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1. WW2AS1_170604_006.JPG: The Road to Tokyo Facing the Rising Sun
2. WW2AS1_170604_011.JPG: Chiang
3. WW2AS1_170604_016.JPG: Churchill
4. WW2AS1_170604_021.JPG: Roosevelt
5. WW2AS1_170604_026.JPG: Hirohito
6. WW2AS1_170604_035.JPG: Axis Military Leaders
7. WW2AS1_170604_037.JPG: Yamamoto Isoroku
8. WW2AS1_170604_040.JPG: Count Terauchi Hisaichi
9. WW2AS1_170604_042.JPG: Yamashita Tomoyuki
10. WW2AS1_170604_045.JPG: Nagumo Chuichi
11. WW2AS1_170604_046.JPG: Homma Masaharu
12. WW2AS1_170604_049.JPG: Tojo Hideki
13. WW2AS1_170604_064.JPG: Japanese Onslaught
14. WW2AS1_170604_065.JPG: Allied Military Leaders
15. WW2AS1_170604_068.JPG: Claire Lee Chennault
16. WW2AS1_170604_070.JPG: Joseph W. Stilwell
17. WW2AS1_170604_072.JPG: Lord Louis Mountbatten
18. WW2AS1_170604_074.JPG: Raymond A. Spruance
19. WW2AS1_170604_076.JPG: William Halsey, Jr.
20. WW2AS1_170604_079.JPG: Chester Nimitz
21. WW2AS1_170604_082.JPG: Douglas MacArthur
22. WW2AS1_170604_096.JPG: First Blood
23. WW2AS1_170604_121.JPG: Doris "Dorie" Miller
24. WW2AS1_170604_124.JPG: Life Aboard Ship
25. WW2AS1_170604_129.JPG: Defective Torpedoes
26. WW2AS1_170604_132.JPG: Submarines
27. WW2AS1_170604_139.JPG: Doolittle Raid
28. WW2AS1_170604_143.JPG: James Doolittle
29. WW2AS1_170604_146.JPG: Midway
30. WW2AS1_170604_150.JPG: Laying a Trap
31. WW2AS1_170604_152.JPG: Decisive Victory
32. WW2AS1_170604_157.JPG: Carriers
33. WW2AS1_170604_160.JPG: Imperial Japanese Navy
34. WW2AS1_170604_163.JPG: Naval Aviators
35. WW2AS1_170604_166.JPG: Airdales
36. WW2AS1_170604_169.JPG: Battle of the Coral Sea
37. WW2AS1_170604_173.JPG: Set up to Showdown
38. WW2AS1_170604_186.JPG: Guadalcanal Green Hell
39. WW2AS1_170604_188.JPG: Green Hell
40. WW2AS1_170604_208.JPG: Battle Ensign of USS Crescent City
41. WW2AS1_170604_222.JPG: Anti-Tank Gun M3A1 on Carriage M4A1
42. WW2AS1_170604_224.JPG: Toehold in the Solomons
43. WW2AS1_170604_228.JPG: Savo Island and the Eastern Solomons
44. WW2AS1_170604_231.JPG: "Battle of the Tenaru"
45. WW2AS1_170604_233.JPG: Guadalcanal Bloody Ridge
46. WW2AS1_170604_237.JPG: PT Boats vs Tokyo Express
47. WW2AS1_170604_244.JPG: Cactus Air Force
48. WW2AS1_170604_248.JPG: Battle of Cape Esperance
49. WW2AS1_170604_252.JPG: Guadalcanal Map Overlay
50. WW2AS1_170604_263.JPG: Straining to Win
51. WW2AS1_170604_268.JPG: The Fight for Henderson Field
52. WW2AS1_170604_276.JPG: Japanese Ground Attack
53. WW2AS1_170604_279.JPG: Final Naval Battles
54. WW2AS1_170604_285.JPG: Securing the Island
55. WW2AS1_170604_292.JPG: Medal of Honor Awarded to First Lt. Jefferson DeBlanc, USMC
56. WW2AS1_170604_322.JPG: No Surrender
57. WW2AS1_170604_327.JPG: Japanese Propaganda
58. WW2AS1_170604_340.JPG: Allied Propaganda
59. WW2AS1_170604_343.JPG: This cartoon, published in the US Marine Corps magazine Leatherneck, depicts the Japanese as lice, with the first outbreak reported at Honolulu on December 7, 1941, the day of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
60. WW2AS1_170604_347.JPG: This 1942 poster depicting a caricature of a Japanese soldier carrying away a captive white woman was submitted to a "This is the Enemy" contest and displayed in an exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art.
61. WW2AS1_170604_349.JPG: Jungle Fighting
62. WW2AS1_170604_358.JPG: Pacific Campaign Challenges Fighting in the Tropics
63. WW2AS1_170604_368.JPG: Fighting in the Tropics
64. WW2AS1_170604_394.JPG: Pacific Campaign Challenges Base Construction
65. WW2AS1_170604_405.JPG: Deadly Instruments of War
66. WW2AS1_170604_411.JPG: M2 Flamethrower
67. WW2AS1_170604_419.JPG: Loneliness and Misery
68. WW2AS1_170604_422.JPG: Medical Advances
69. WW2AS1_170604_425.JPG: Interfaith Chaplains
70. WW2AS1_170604_428.JPG: Island Hopping Footholds Across the Pacific
71. WW2AS1_170604_432.JPG: Footholds Across the Pacific
72. WW2AS1_170604_448.JPG: Strategic Overview
73. WW2AS1_170604_457.JPG: New Guinea
74. WW2AS1_170604_460.JPG: Battle of Bismarck Sea
75. WW2AS1_170604_463.JPG: Allied Counterattack
76. WW2AS1_170604_468.JPG: Tarawa
77. WW2AS1_170604_474.JPG: Bloody Betio
78. WW2AS1_170604_479.JPG: Japanese Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun
79. WW2AS1_170604_486.JPG: Breaking the Outer Ring
80. WW2AS1_170604_492.JPG: Japanese Type 94 37mm Gun
81. WW2AS1_170604_494.JPG: Truk
82. WW2AS1_170604_499.JPG: Invasion of the Marshalls
83. WW2AS1_170604_501.JPG: New Enemy Tactics
84. WW2AS1_170604_504.JPG: Strategic Overview
85. WW2AS1_170604_507.JPG: New Weapons and Tactics
86. WW2AS1_170604_511.JPG: Isolating Rabaul
87. WW2AS1_170604_518.JPG: Airpower
88. WW2AS1_170604_522.JPG: Air Bases Across the Pacific
89. WW2AS1_170604_530.JPG: Betio Island Map
90. WW2AS1_170604_538.JPG: China Burma India The Pacific War's Second Front
91. WW2AS1_170604_542.JPG: The Pacific War's Second Front
92. WW2AS1_170604_560.JPG: Keeping China in the War
93. WW2AS1_170604_567.JPG: Joseph Stilwell
94. WW2AS1_170604_575.JPG: Flying the Hump
95. WW2AS1_170604_578.JPG: Ledo Road
96. WW2AS1_170604_588.JPG: 75mm Pack Howitzer M1A1
97. WW2AS1_170604_594.JPG: Lifeline to China
98. WW2AS1_170604_600.JPG: Identification Flag or "Blood Chit": Blood chits bore multilingual messages promising a reward upon the safe return of downed Allied airmen. They were also worn inside flight jackets or carried by aircrew.
99. WW2AS1_170604_607.JPG: Ledo Road Patch: This insignia, never officially approved by the US Army, was designed for those who constructed the Ledo Road. The patch shows the supply route winding through the mountains and into China. The task was deemed impossible many times, but was completed in January 1945 after years of labor by 15,000 army engineer troops, 60 percent of whom were African Americans.
100. WW2AS1_170604_613.JPG: CBI Escape Map, January 1944
101. WW2AS1_170604_617.JPG: Raiders and Covert Operations
102. WW2AS1_170604_623.JPG: "Merrill's Marauders"
103. WW2AS1_170604_645.JPG: P-40 Warhawk
104. WW2AS1_170604_647.JPG: Claire Chennault
105. WW2AS1_170604_649.JPG: Wielding Air Power
106. WW2AS1_170604_666.JPG: Marianas Campaign
107. WW2AS1_170604_670.JPG: Saipan
108. WW2AS1_170604_673.JPG: Battle of the Philippine Sea
109. WW2AS1_170604_675.JPG: Guam and Tinian
110. WW2AS1_170604_679.JPG: Pied Piper of Saipan
111. WW2AS1_170604_680.JPG: Code Talkers
112. WW2AS1_170604_684.JPG: New Enemy Tactics
113. WW2AS2_170604_001.JPG: Philippines Returning to the Philippines
114. WW2AS2_170604_005.JPG: Returning to the Philippines
115. WW2AS2_170604_021.JPG: MacArthur's Vow
116. WW2AS2_170604_024.JPG: A Filipino displays gruesome evidence of the Tapel Massacre, Luzon. It was one of many large and small scale atrocities committed by Japanese forces across Asia and the Pacific.
117. WW2AS2_170604_030.JPG: Pepeliu
118. WW2AS2_170604_032.JPG: Allied Advance
119. WW2AS2_170604_034.JPG: Leyte Gulf
120. WW2AS2_170604_039.JPG: Battle of Leyte Gulf
121. WW2AS2_170604_041.JPG: Kamikaze Attacks
122. WW2AS2_170604_045.JPG: Battle of Manila
123. WW2AS2_170604_052.JPG: Victory in the Philippines
124. WW2AS2_170604_054.JPG: Japanese Vice Admiral's Flag and binoculars from battleship Nagato
125. WW2AS2_170604_060.JPG: From Leyte to Luzon
126. WW2AS2_170604_066.JPG: Rescuing POWs
127. WW2AS2_170604_069.JPG: Death at Japan's Doorstep First Assault Onto Japanese Soil
128. WW2AS2_170604_072.JPG: First Assault Onto Japanese Soil
129. WW2AS2_170604_085.JPG: Daunting Japanese Defenses
130. WW2AS2_170604_087.JPG: John Basilone
131. WW2AS2_170604_090.JPG: Iwo Jima Flag Raisers
132. WW2AS2_170604_093.JPG: Iwo Jima
133. WW2AS2_170604_097.JPG: Escalating Violence
134. WW2AS2_170604_109.JPG: Iwo Jima Illustrations by Stephen McMurray
135. WW2AS2_170604_138.JPG: Moving Inland
136. WW2AS2_170604_144.JPG: Kamikaze Attacks
137. WW2AS2_170604_149.JPG: Terrible Losses
138. WW2AS2_170604_151.JPG: USS Franklin (CV-13)
139. WW2AS2_170604_155.JPG: Death at Japan's Doorstep Okinawa
140. WW2AS2_170604_159.JPG: Ernie Pyle
141. WW2AS2_170604_162.JPG: Thousand Stitch Belt
142. WW2AS2_170604_171.JPG: Downfall Endgame Against Japan
143. WW2AS2_170604_173.JPG: Endgame Against Japan
144. WW2AS2_170604_194.JPG: Dropping the Bomb
145. WW2AS2_170604_200.JPG: Bottles Warped by the Nagasaki Blast
146. WW2AS2_170604_206.JPG: Flash Burned Japanese Vase
147. WW2AS2_170604_214.JPG: Log Book from the "Enola Gay"
148. WW2AS2_170604_222.JPG: True Airspeed Computer Used by Captain Robert A. Lewis, co-pilot of the "Enola Gay", used during the August 6, 1945 atomic bomb mission over Hiroshima.
149. WW2AS2_170604_229.JPG: Drawing the Noose
150. WW2AS2_170604_233.JPG: Firebombing Cities of Japan
151. WW2AS2_170604_236.JPG: This map, produced after the war, documents the extraordinary damage inflicted by B-29 incendiary attacks. For comparison, each Japanese city is paired with a US city of approximately the same size.
152. WW2AS2_170604_239.JPG: Bombing Japanese Cities
153. WW2AS2_170604_243.JPG: Controlling the Skies
154. WW2AS2_170604_248.JPG: Robert K. Morgan
155. WW2AS2_170604_251.JPG: Submarine Campaign
156. WW2AS2_170604_264.JPG: Warning Leaflets Dropped Over Japan
157. WW2AS2_170604_274.JPG: 509th Composite Group
158. WW2AS2_170604_283.JPG: Operation Downfall
159. WW2AS2_170604_288.JPG: Forcing Japan to Surrender
160. WW2AS2_170604_290.JPG: Hiroshima
161. WW2AS2_170604_296.JPG: Tokyo
162. WW2AS2_170604_297.JPG: "It is my earnest hope, and indeed the hope of all mankind, that from this solemn occasion a better world shall emerge out of the blood and carnage of the past -- a world dedicated to the dignity of man and the fulfillment of his most cherished wish for freedom, tolerance and justice." -- General Douglas MacArthur, aboard the USS Missouri (BB-63), Tokyo Bay, September 2, 1945
163. WW2AS2_170604_300.JPG: Surrender
164. WW2AS2_170604_305.JPG: USS Missouri Scrapbook
165. WW2AS2_170604_313.JPG: USS Missouri Surrender Card
166. WW2AS2_170604_318.JPG: Surrender Ceremony Plans
167. WW2AS2_170604_321.JPG: Victory Flag First American flag to fly over occupied Japan
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Wikipedia Description: National World War II Museum
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The National World War II Museum, formerly known as the National D-Day Museum, is a museum located in the Central Business District of New Orleans, Louisiana, at the corner of Andrew Higgins and Magazine Street. It focuses on the United States contribution to victory in World War II, and the Battle of Normandy in particular. It has been designated by the U.S. Congress as "America's National World War II Museum".

Museum Description:

The museum opened its doors to the public on June 6, 2000, the 56th anniversary of D-Day. The museum has a large lobby where aircraft and other items are suspended from the ceiling. Visitors pay admission fees at the desk in the center of the lobby and then visitors' tickets are separated from the ticket stub by veterans of D-Day. Admission prices during the summer of 2005 were marked at $14, with discounts offered to children, students, military members and their families, veterans, and senior citizens. The building is several stories high; elevators are available but the stairs are more accessible and are quicker. Visitors begin their self-guided tour of the museum on the top floor and work their way down toward the ground floor. The museum goes in chronological order; that is, the top floor assesses the political, social, and economic conditions that led up to World War II and D-Day. For example, the museum compares the relative military strengths of major nations entering the war. Later visitors see a model of the beaches of Normandy with the relative positions of the number of aircraft and amphibious vehicles. However, the museum does not solely discuss the invasion; visitors may also view an electronic map of the Pacific Ocean that lights up to illustrate the Allied strategy of island hopping, culminating with nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.

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