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Asiatic-Pacific Campaigns |
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Iwo Jima operation
Assault and occupation of Iwo Jima, 19 to 28 February 1945 | Okinawa Gunto operation
Assault and occupation of Okinawa Gunto, 26 March to 30 June 1945 |
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362k | USS LCI(L)-771 and USS LST-1032 beached at Iwo
Jima. circa 19 to 28 February 1945. Original caption reads "Smashed by Jap mortar and shell fire, trapped by Iwo's treacherous black-ash sands, amtracs and other vehicles
of war lay knocked out on the black sands of the volcanic fortress."
US National Archives Identifier 205585232, Local Identifier 26-G-4474, US Coast Guard photo # 4474 by PhoM/3c Robert M. Warren |
Robert Hurst, Robert Morrissey, David Upton | |
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98k | Chart of all LCI(R) rocket targets which bombarded the North and South flanks of the main amphibious landing on L-Day of Operation Iceberg, the invasion of Okinawa.
These LCI(R)s belonged to Flotilla SIXTEEN (CDR C.E. Coffin, Jr), referred to as Task Group 52.20, and comprised of 6 Task Groups, each in turn comprised of 6 LCI(R)s
(for 36 LCIR)s total):
South Flank: 52.20.1 - USS LCI(R)-642, USS LCI(R)-650, USS LCI(R)-707, USS LCI(R)-771, USS LCI(R)-772, USS LCI(R)-1077; 52.20.2 - USS LCI(R)-651, USS LCI(R)-708, USS LCI(R)-1028, USS LCI(R)-1029, USS LCI(R)-1030, USS LCI(R)-1078; In Reserve: 52.20.3 - USS LCI(R)-643, USS LCI(R)-644, USS LCI(R)-645, USS LCI(R)-646, USS LCI(R)-769, USS LCI(R)-770. North Flank: 52.20.4 - USS LCI(R)-647, USS LCI(R)-648, USS LCI(R)-649, USS LCI(R)-762, USS LCI(R)-763, USS LCI(R)-764; 52.20.5 - USS LCI(R)-785, USS LCI(R)-1024'a>, USS LCI(R)-1026, USS LCI(R)-1068, USS LCI(R)-1069, USS LCI(R)-1070; 52.20.6 - USS LCI(R)-704, USS LCI(R)-705, USS LCI(R)-706, USS LCI(R)-765, USS LCI(R)-766, USS LCI(R)-767; |
LCDR. Gary Frogner, USN Ret. for his father ENS. Louis Frogner, USNR Engineering Officer LCI(R)-1024 | |
2580k | USS LCI(R)-771, YF-739 and a Floating Dry Dock grounded at Buckner Bay, Okinawa after Typhoon "Louise" 9-10 October 1945. | Donn Cuson | ||
982k | USS LCI(R)-771, USS LCI(G)-470 and USS LCI(L)-678 grounded at Buckner Bay, Okinawa after Typhoon "Louise" 9-10 October 1945. | Donn Cuson | ||
65k | USS LCI(R)-771 at Buckner Bay, Okinawa after Typhoon "Louise" 9-10 October 1945. Behind LCI(R)-771 is the grounded YF-739. | Hugh L. Hudson, Jr., RM/2c, USS LSM-467, USS LSM-49, Courtesy Gordon D. Dorian, RM2/c, USS LSM-377 Collection. | ||
216k | USS LCI(R)-771 at Buckner Bay, Okinawa after Typhoon "Louise" 9-10 October 1945. | Donald Wilt for his grandfather Leo McCollam MoMM3/c USS Vandalia | ||
1033k | USS LCI(R)-771 at Buckner Bay, Okinawa after Typhoon "Louise" 9-10 October 1945. | Donn Cuson |
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