Port Security Operations

Black and white images depicting port activities, showcasing personnel loading crates, emphasizing industrial and security aspects of military logistics.

Fire chief, volunteer fire department. San Augustine, Texas 1939. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. Texas , San Augustine, Texas , San Augustine County

German Prisoners Aboard a Coast Guard-Manned Transport. "A splice in time.. " While a Coast Guardsman watches carefully, these German prisoners learn how to splice a line. In this and sundry other ways Nazi prisoners whiled away time as they were brought to the United States aboard a Coast Guard-manned transport.

Photograph Relating to Port Security.

Wounded Invader Comes Out of Saipan. Falling in the furious fire that greeted American invaders on the island of Saipan, a wounded fighter is hoisted by Coast Guardsmen from their landing barge to an LST hospital ship anchored off the shores of this Mariana invasion objective. The price of conquest here came high as more than 9,000 casualties were announced in the first two weeks of fighting.

Exhibit , Ordnance industry, Armories, Exhibitions, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Port Security's a Coast Guard Job. Workmen, having finished stowing away a cargo of 2,000-pound aerial bombs, leave the Allied ammunition ship as a watchful Coast Guardsman stands by the gangplank.

Coast Guard Gunners Exhibit 20 MM To Britons. This image depicts two British soldiers, at left, watching with intererst as two Caost Guard gunners load a 20 mm anti-aircraft gun. The Coast Guardsmen are: Charles W. Callow of Seattle, Wash., left, and Richard Burgoyne of Anoka, Minn.

Fire chief, volunteer fire department. San Augustine, Texas 1939. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. Texas , San Augustine, Texas , San Augustine County

Stricken Seaman Aided by Coast Guard Air Unit. This image depicts an ill seaman being transferred by Coast Guard plane to a Coast Guard base on the West Coast of the United States.

Information office radio broadcaster Dutch Guinea. Expedition star Mountains Julianatop (1959) - Guinea. approaching base camp OK SYBIL, crew ready eject supplies door. November 1958. Guinea

Description: Toyo Rubber Tire Company - Mukden, Manchuria. Photograhed by U.S. Signal Corps, 16 June 1946. Doorway in the interior wall enlarged for removal of equipment used for rubber processing. Location: Mukden, China Date: 16 June 1946 china, asia, asiathroughalens

Guns And Gas. This image depicts Coast Guardsmen aboard a convoy cutter, manning their gun and wearing gas masks.

After the conclusion of the Franco-Russian alliance, there was an exchange of visits by the navies of both powers. Meeting of the French fleet in Kronstadt.

The Last Supper. This image depicts Soldiers, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen eating dinner before an invasion aboard a Coast Guard-manned invasion transport, painted by Coast Guard Combat Artist Ken Riley.

Military participating in the ceremony unknown

Coast Guardsman with Invaders of France. Coast Guardsman George V. Durenberger, Photographer's Mate, of 1175 Clay Avenue, Bronx, N.Y., is pictured aboard his Coast Guard-manned assault transport, which participated in the invasion of southern France. He also saw action - and photographed it - during the invasion at Cotentin Peninsula, northern France.

Army Casualty Transferred in Philippines. Army Casualty Transferred in Philippines. An American soldier, wounded in the Luzon operation, is transferred by Coast Guardsmen from their invasion transport to a landing craft, which serves as an ambulance to run casualties to a hospital ship. Coast Guard crews move swiftly to bring wounded men out from the beaches to temporary hospitalization aboard transports and LST's until such time as they can be moved to hospital ships.

Civilian Conservation Corps - Washington. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

AMS-195 , Ships, Naval Vessels, Boats, Naval History, Navy

Exhibit at Watertown Arsenal , Ordnance industry, Armories, Exhibitions, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Aerial Gunners Of The 436Th Bomb Squadron, 7Th Bomb Group At Their Posts In A Consolidated B-24 At Bishnuper Airfield, India. They Are S/Sgt. L.C. Reynolds Of Yakima, Wash. And S/Sgt. S.W. Schmiett Of Midvale, Utah. 25 March 1943.

Where Is That Nazi Arrogance. This image depicts captured German sailors aboard a Coast Guard Cutter.

Smokejumpers: Training - Oregon. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Evacuatie via de Nachtwachtgleuf in 1939; Evacuatie van het Rijksmuseum vanwege oorlogsdreiging, augustus - november 1939.Men let a paintings box bags through the nightwatch slot in the floor of the honorary room, which leads directly to the underpass. In 1939 evacuation of many cases took place in connection with the war threat. The museum was closed.

Scott Wigle Sends Back First Invasion Photo. Coast Guard Combat Photographer S. Scott Wigle, former Detroit (Mich.) newspaperman, made the first photo of the invasion of France to be sent back to the United States via U.S. Army Signal Corps Telephoto from London on D Day. The pictured captioned "They're Off. The Invasion's On," showed columns of troop-packed LCI's heading across the English Channel toward France. Overhead were barrage balloons to protect the infantry landing craft against low-flying Nazi strafers. Wigle, whose home is in Detroit, served for a time at Coast Guard Headquarters photo lab, Washington, D.C. before being assigned to help cover the invasion of France.

Church Call in the Marshall Islands. Natives of the Marshall Islands join their new American friends in a service of worship conducted by Navy Chaplain John M. Kleckner (lower left), of Philadelphia, Pa. Coast Guardsman Joseph Baldwin, Jr., of Washington, D.C. is shown playing a hymn on a portable organ brought ashore in a landing barge from a Coast Guard-manned assault transport.

U.S. Maritime Cadets at "Gun Drill".

Artillery SchilderhausMeissen. Artillery Schilderhaus

Smokejumpers: In Action - Montana. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

. Between the crowd on the street in Shanghai is a travel companion from Dolph Kessler with a camera. Part of the foto album from Dolph Kessler with recordings he made during his stay in England and on a world trip that he undertook to Dutch-India, Japan, China and the United States as a secretary of Henri Deterding (director of Royal Oil), between 1906 and 1908.

Link Trainer For Coast Guard Aviators. This image depicts training of Coast Guard aviators with the use of the Link trainer.

'Alert America' Convoy , Exhibitions, Civil defense. Records of the Office of Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization

Naval Stores - Georgia. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Launching APB-38-attended by Rear Admiral Felix X. Gygax, USN , Launchings. Photographs of the First Naval District

Smokejumpers: Training - Oregon. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Coast Guardsmen Fight Ship Fire in Test. This image depicts Coast Guardsmen sealing ventilators to choke off the air supply using specially made canvas covers while battling a blaze in the engine room of a Liberty Ship at the Coast Guard Training Station, Fort McHenry, Maryland.

Nazis Captured in Mid-ocean Battle. This image depicts captured German sailors aboard a Coast Guard cutter after their submarine was sunk.

Man receiving medals , Military personnel, Military parades & ceremonies, Military decorations, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Description: Japanese Gestapo (Kempei-tei) Prison Cages in Raffle's Girls' School Singapore. Location: Singapore, Malaya singapore, asia, asiathroughalens

Sgt Robert O. Beerman photographing target through camera hatch in North American B-25 Mitchell.

Air Raid Tests and Civil Defense Demonstration - Boston, Massachusetts , Fire fighters, Civil defense. Records of the Office of Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization

Vigilance in the South Pacific. Silhouetted against the sunset sky, a U.S. Coast Guardsman stands watch on the deck of a Coast Guard Manned combat transport somewhere in the South Pacific. His eyes sweep sea and sky for sign of enemy activity.

Tony van Renterghem Met Stings, 1944 photograph Tony Van Renterghem points to the Stengun that he holds hidden under his raincoat. According to the caption, he is on guard at the first meeting of various resistance movements to arrive at a resistance movement: the NBS - Dutch domestic forces Amsterdam paper. plastic (organic material) Netherlands

Affiche:The soldiers of the Netherlands Underground Forces greet the Soldiers of the United Nations, Jacob Merkelbach, 1945 photograph Photo of a poster on a wooden fence, to welcome the Allies. Left grade 5, Right number 2 and Klein Plaknemette. Poster: mill with wicks, composed of flags, including a text: 'The Soldiers of the Netherlands Underground Forces Greet the Soldiers of the United Nations'; The poster is apparently a few months old. Amsterdam paper Netherlands

Shock troops from command Limburg / Regiment Limburg during the Second World War. Soldiers relax during a boxing match in the canteen.

South Pacific Side Show. Up the line goes Bobo, simian mascot of a Coast Guard-manned transport tied up at an undisclosed base in the South Pacific. Lining the rail above, a group of Marines is amused by the monkey's monkeyshines. Bobo is a great favorite with his Coast Guard shipmates; providing diversion for the crew and their fighting passengers in the grim business of beating back the Japs.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War Davis apparatus brings submarine-trapped men to safety at HMS DOLPHIN, Gosport. Here is an under-water view of an instructor equipped with Davis apparatus looking through a glass scuttle in the walls of the tank.

Camouflaged, Jungle-Fighting Coast Guard Cadets Relax Before Innvasion. Camouflaged Coast Guard Cadets relax aboard an invasion barge before a simulated attack on an enemy held jungle island, during practice maneuvers at an East Coast training base. As future officers, Cadets from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy train with the troops they some day will ferry ashore in invasion bargesskilled in the guerrilla tactics of jungle warfare.

The Admiral Inspects First Coast Guard Commission. Vice Admiral Russell R. Waesche, Commandant of the Coast Guard (foreground) examines the first commission given to the captain of a U.S. Coast Guard vessel. With the Commandant is Coast Guard Captain Lawrence J. Bernard.

Photographs Relating to the Minor Nuremberg Trials

Helicopter Assisting Crewman Injured on Dredge. This image depicts the injured sailor Melvin Embuis of the dredge GALVESTON being rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter and delivered to a hospital following injuries.

EXPLANCE 1609 (1954-1983)

Maneuver room.The roof at HS antenna .. Kockums AB (depicted name), shark (depicted name)

A.A. for Anti-Axis. A U.S. Coast Guardsman detailed to Port Security watches a shipment of anti-aircraft shells being loaded aboard a ship at a West Coast port. Coast Guardsman guard the nation's seaports against sabotage as America ships the supplies for coming offensives against the enemy.

Red Cross and Coast Guard Personnel Assisted in the Off-loading of Cuban Refugees. Port Everglades, Fla. Red Cross and Coast Guard personnel assisted in the off-loading of Cuban Refugees. 922 Cubans, relatives of ransomed prisoners, were released and permitted by Castro to sail aboard the African Pilot to the U.S.

Two workers outside the arsenal , Armories, Ordnance industry, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Photograph of Men Milking a Coconut with a Machete. Milking a Cocoanut, Native Style, With a Machete. "Keep your eye on the cocoanut," Coast Guard Lieut. (j.g.) Gordon S. Williams, of Seattle, Wash., advises a native during a shore leave from a Coast Guard-manned transport touching a British island in the South Pacific. Look sharp at the base of the tree and there's a sharp-eyed native pup taking in the operation.

Floyd D. Barnard, BM2C. Barnard, Floyd D., BM2C. Diver aboard ship.

The picture shows three recruits during training in hand grenade.One stands upright and seems just thrown a hand grenade.Two others lie on the stomach, take cover and look straight on the goal.Behind them stand two trainers and observe the scenery .. The picture shows three recruits during training in hand grenade.One stands upright and seems just thrown a hand grenade.Two others lie on the stomach, take cover and look straight on the goal.Behind them are two trainers and observe the scenery.

Four Services! One Purpose!. United in the common objective of victory for Allied arms, the officers of four services line the rail on the bridge of a Coast Guard-manned LST (Landing Ship, Tanks) at an undisclosed English port. Harmony among the fighting men of American and British forces has been marked by a steady advance against the military might of Germany. Left to right, they are: U. S. Coast Guard Lieut. John A. Salt, of Miami, Fla., skipper of the LST; and his guests, Commander Campbell Ross, RNVR, of London, England; Lieut. Commander E. G. Janeway, U. S. Navy, of Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y.; and Lieut. Col. E. P. Combe, of Edinburgh, Scotland.

Pack mule loaded with mountain battery supplies , Mules, Pack animals, Equipment & supplies. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Exhibit , Ordnance industry, Armories, Exhibitions, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Precision castings , Ordnance industry, Armories, Exhibitions, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

90 M/M A.A. T1, 1 traveling position , Armories, Ordnance industry, Military vehicles, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Figures and rubble from war-torn Warsaw. Żarnower, Teresa, 1897-1949. 1942 - 1945. Prints, Photographs. Manuscripts and Archives Division. World War, 1939-1945 , Poland, Warsaw (Poland) , History , Siege, 1939, Photomontages

The Look-See. The Antarctic. The World of Ice. The Commander of Navy's Task Force 68, otherwise known at the Byrd Antarctic Expedition is Rear Admiral Richard N. Cruzen, of Gallatin, Missouri. Here he is shown aboard the Coast Guard's icebreaker NORTHWIND, studying the World of Ice.

Port Security Work. This image depicts Coast Guardsmen searching a foreign vessel in New York Harbor.

Crowd with men in uniform , Crowds, Military personnel, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Project 18 - Operation Crossroads (Bikini) Test Activities. Sailors Washing Down Ship Deck. Photographs of Atmospheric Nuclear Testing at Pacific Island and Nevada Test Sites.

12/31/1974. Guard of the Doñana preserve.

Aircraft, Burma, India &Operations War

Hollywood Coast Guard Combat Artist Covered Pacific Invasions. Coast Guard Combat Artist, Burton Jay, Specialist third class of 1152 N. Hacienda Place, Hollywood, California, has covered the invasions of Iwo Jima and Okinawa with his pencil and sketch pad. He is stationed aboard a Coast Guard manned LST serving in the Pacific.

Men in ordnance industry , Armories, Ordnance industry, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

International Ice Patrol 1960. Lieut. Commander Robertson P. Dinsmore, U.S. Coast Guard, of Falmouth Mass., Executive Officer for Commander, International Ice Patrol of 1960, departing Ice Patrol Headquarters at Argentia, Newfoundland, on ice observation flight.

Torture room rue des Saussaies. Liberation of Paris. Torture Chamber Rue des Saussaies inside the Buildings of the Gestapo, GEHEIM STAATSPOLIZEI, (German Safety Police), 11 rue des Saussaies. Paris (SIRED ARR.), Paris. Bath and washbasin. WAR 1939-1945. Liberation of Paris. Torture Chamber Rue des Saussaies inside the Buildings of the Gestapo, GEHEIM STAATSPOLIZEI, (German Safety Police), 11 rue des Saussaies. Bath and washbasin. Paris (SIRED ARR.), 1944-1945. Draw at gelatin bromide of silver.

Ordnance workers , Armories, Ordnance industry, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Madrid. 07/19/1936. Spanish Civil War. A Republican militiaman during the combat with the national troops of the Mountain Barracks.

Province of Segovia, 06/21/1976. HRH Prince Felipe's first contact with the Spanish Army in Operation Galia-V.

The News in Sicily. U.S. Coast Guardsman Mortimer R. Spitalny of Elizabeth, N.J., and paratrooper H. Brones of Independence, Iowa, look over a Sicilian newspaper aboard a Coast Guard-manned transport participating in the invasion. They're making Sicily's - and the world's - biggest news themselves.

Visit from the Wardremiment Fuseliers 'Princess Irene' to Palace Soestdijk on the occasion of the birthday of Princess Irene. An officer congratulates the birthday princess.

Korsfushrer Huenlein and Reichssportfuehrer Tschammer-Osten. Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.

Emergency Mass Feeding, Fort Dix, New Jersey 1954 , Civil defense, Processes & techniques. Records of the Office of Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization

Lombard Coast Guardsman on Okinawa. Coast Guardsman Larison M. Sater (right) Photographer's Mate third class, of Lombard, Illinois, a Coast Guard Combat photographer, persuades a shy Okinawan child to pose for his camera shortly after the historic assault on the capital island in the Ryukyus. Coast Guardsman Sater went ashore from a Coast Guard manned invasion ship.

The aftermath of the explosion of a German ammunition train at Avesta Krylbo station.

in danakil ethiopia africa the rifle and the back of the guard concept of safety and protection

A / B of a Dutch auxiliary mine sweeper in W.O. II

Hunting - North Carolina. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Sleepy Time Gal. In true seagoing fashion, baby Lynette Millick, nine months, catches her "shut-eye" in a hammock slung in the "nursery" of a Coast Guard-manned troop transport bringing home refugees and repatriates from the far Pacific. Marine Sergt. George W. Hunt, left, of Weymouth, Mass. and Coast Guardsman George P. Voightman, coxswain, of Forest Park, Ill. pause to rock the little daughter of Mrs. Arnold Millick. From the Far East, Mrs. Millick is journeying to the home of her father-in-law in Ely, Nevada. Her husband, a private first class in the second Marines was killed at Tarawa.

May Day on Lenin's Mausoleum Tribune by Anonymous /Private Collection/1953/Photograph/Russia/History

Photograph of a Japanese Prisoner Who Died Aboard a Coast Guard-manned Transport. Taps For a Jap. Taps are blown for a Japanese prisoner who died aboard a Coast Guard-manned transport of wounds suffered in the invasion of the Marshall Islands. The body was draped in a Japanese flag captured during the assault, and was committed to the sea in accordance with naval custom.

Photo collection Government information service. Series Print Anefo RVD Own Without Caption. Collection of photo collection Government information service own, photo number 156-1346. 1956

Smokejumpers: In Action - Montana. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

Boy Scouts as bond workers

Lt. W.H. Springstun Of Big Lake, Texas, A Member Of The 305Th Bomb Group, Orientates Two Members Of The Free French Air Force On The Tail Gun Of A Boeing B-17 In Which They Will Fly On The Next Mission. They Are Colonel Corniglion-Molinner (Left) Lt. Spr

North Atlantic Hero Receives Legion of Merit. Vice Admiral Russell R. Waesche (left), Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, presents the Legion of Merit Medal to Coast Guard Commander Ralph Roy Curry in the presence of the Commander's family at ceremonies in the Commandant's offices at Coast Guard Headquarters, Washington, D.C., on July 13. Commander Curry was cited for "exceptionally meritorious conduct and outstanding performance of duty as Commanding Officer of a Coast Guard cutter when that vessel rescued survivors of a torpedoed transport (in the North Atlantic) during the early part of 1943." Proudly watching are his daughters, Constance Ruddy (front) and Helen Kate, and his wife, the former Mary Rose Ruddy. Commander Curry is a native of Viola, Mo. He was educated in the schools of Aurora, Mo., and at Springfield Teachers College at Springfield, Mo., until his appointment to the U. S. Coast Guard Academy at New London, Conn. in 1927. Graduated as an ensign in 1931, he later studie

Coast Guard Combat Photog Goes Shooting in Greenland. Aboard a Coast Guard Combat Cutter carrying on its duties on the rugged Greenland Patrol, Coast Guard Combat Photographer John E. Young, Photographer's Mate Second Class, bundles up in cold weather gear as he sets out on a photo-snapping excursion. Young's home is at 690 Grove Street, Newton Lower Falls, Mass.

Goering Interview With Allied Press, May 1945. Newspapermen, Radio Commentators, Photographers, And Writers Interviewed Goering On German Military Matters In May 1945, Shortly After His Capture. Major Paul Kubla, From Elizabethtown, Kentucky, Was The Inte

Owing to the shorage of male labour, the London County Council established a Women's ambulance service, quailfied in first aid and competent motor drivers. Top photograph: shows some of the Corps, with the ambulance, outside a garage. Bottom photograph: members of the Corps finding the location of a call by means of the London County Council sectional map and directory. Date: 1917

Photo collection Spaarnestad topics. Military Air Force - Belgium. Army and fleet. Air protection. The gas masks are present in the vehicle and are held in the case of an alarm. 1939. Belgium

Boeing B-17 Gets New Identification Markings. England.

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