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Asiatic-Pacific Campaigns |
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Campaign and Dates | Campaign and Dates |
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Eastern New Guinea operation
Lae occupation, 4 to 6 and 9 to 13 September 1943 Finschhafen occupation, 22 September 1943 | Leyte operation
Leyte landings, 12 October to 29 November 1944 |
Bismarck Archipelago operation
Cape Gloucester, New Britain, 26 and 27 December 1943 | Manila Bay-Bicol operations
Zambales-Subic Bay, 29 to 31 January 1945 Mariveles - Corregidor, 15 to 28 February 1945 |
Hollandia operation, 21 to 25 April 1944 | Consolidation and capture of southern Philippines
Visayan Island landing, 26 to 28 March 1945 Mindanao Island landings, 13 to 16 March 1945, 17 to 23 April 1945 |
Western New Guinea operations
Toem-Wakde-Sarmi area operation, 17 May 1944 Biak Island operation, 27 to 28 May 1944, 29 May to 1 June 1944 | Borneo operation
Tarakan Island operation; 27 April to 5 May 1945 |
Navy Occupation Service Medal |
China Service Medal (extended) |
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29 September to 31 October 1945 | 29 September to 31 October 1945 |
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66k | Troops of the 29th Australian Infantry Brigade, 5th Australian Division loading stores aboard USS LCI(L)-340, 15 July 1943 at
Gili Gili, New Guinea. The Brigade was moving from Gili Gili to Buna. Australian War Memorial, Photo No. 054588 |
Mike Green | ||
176k | Cape Gloucester Invasion, December 1943. Marines boarding USS LCI(L)-340 on the day before Christmas, 1943. The day after
Christmas, they landed at Cape Gloucester on New Britain Island. Photographed by Brenner, at Oro Bay, New Guinea. Note M-1 Garand rifles carried by most men, and
telescope-equipped M1903 "Springfield" rifle at left.
US National Archives photo # USMC 72064, a US Marine Corps photo now in the collections of the US National Archives |
US Naval History and Heritage Command | ||
241k | USS LCI(L)-72, USS LCS(L)-340 and USS LCI(L)-342 beached while embarking troops of the 1st Bn, 163rd Rgt, 16 May 1944, bound for Tor River New Guinea. as part of the Western New Guinea campaign. | Jerry Gilmartin MMC(SW) USN Ret. Secretary AFMM LCI 713, Curator PT-658 Save the PT Boat Inc, courtesy Dennis Blocker LCI National Association Historian | ||
857k | USS LCI(L)-72, USS LCI(L)-340 and USS LCI(L)-342 beached at Aitape, New Guinea, circa 16 May 1944, while loading men of the 1st Battalion 163rd Infantry bound for Tor River New Guinea. as part of the Western New Guinea campaign. | Dave Kerr | ||
83k | USS LCI(L)-340 landing troops at Wadke Island, New Guinea, 17 May 1944 | Bill Freeman USS LCI(L)-340 | ||
96k | USS LCI(L)-340 putting troops ashore at Wadke Island, New Guinea, 17 May 1944. AP Wirephoto. |
Tommy Trampp | ||
73k | USS LCI(L)-340 embarking troops, date and location unknown. | Bill Brinkley | ||
60k | USS LCI(L)-340 underway in convoy heading for Leyte invasion, October 1944. | Bill Freeman LCI(L)-340 | ||
39k | USS LCI(L)-340 off Leyte, 20 October 1944 US National Archives image |
Bill Brinkley | ||
763k | From left to right: USS LCI(L)-340 USS LCI(L)-338 USS LCI(L)-341 USS LCI(L)-71 USS LCI(L)-337 beached in the Philippine Islands after a day of invasion practice, date and location unknown. |
Harry W. Ritzel CMOMM USS LCI(L)-341 |
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