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Asiatic-Pacific Campaigns |
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Campaign and Dates | Campaign and Dates |
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Western New Guinea operations
Cape Sansapor operation, 31 July and 1 August 1944 Morotai landings, 15 September 1944 | Luzon operation
Lingayen Gulf landings; 4 to 18 January 1945 |
Leyte operation
Leyte landings, 19 to 29 November 1944 | Manila Bay-Bicol operations
El Fraile (Fort Drum), Manila Bay 13 April 1945 |
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305k | From left to right;
USS LCI(L)-958
USS LCI(L)-748
USS LCI(L)-547 and
USS LCI(L)-747 during Leyte Gulf landing operations, beached at Tolosa, Leyte, Philippine Islands, in November 1944.
Landing parties were equipped with invasion maps and infantry units proceeded inland along routes previously plotted on maps.
U.S. National Archives Identifier 193800569, a U.S. Army Air Corps photo now in the collections of the US National Archives. |
David Upton | |
741k | USS LCI(L)-547 and USS LCI(L)-663 landing troops from the 126th RCT of the 32nd Division at Morotai, the northernmost of the Moluccas Islands, 15 September 1944. Photo from the USS LCI National Association's 2009 calendar, a US National Archives photo, courtesy Dennis Blocker. |
Ardie Hunt | ||
51k | USS LCI(L)-547 landing troops at Morotai, 15 September 1944. US National Archives image. |
Bill Brinkley | ||
80k | USS LCI(L)-547 landing troops at Morotai, 15 September 1944. USS LCI(L)-547 grounded 100 yards from the beach and troops struggled ashore in water up to their necks. The LCI to the left in the photo is USS LCI(L)-663. Photo from the USS Landing Craft Infantry National Association 2004 Calendar, courtesy Lew Miller, RM1/c, USS LCI(L)-547 |
Ardie Hunt | ||
95k | USS LCI(G)-77, USS LCI(G)-78, USS LCI(G)-81, USS LCI(M)-582, USS LCI(G)-79 and LCI(G)-547 moored to a buoy at San Diego, CA., mid-October 1945 after returning home from the Asiatic-Pacific Theater. | James E. Mertz for his father Edward H. Mertz MoMM3/c LCI(G)-79 |
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