HyperWar: USMC Operations in WWII: Vol IV--Western Pacific Operations (original) (raw)
PART I: Background
Chapter
Page
3
PART II: Fleet Marine Force, Pacific
13
33
PART III: The Palaus: Gateway to the Philippines
51
77
106
The Drive Inland: 16-22 September
132
162
Securing the North: 23-30 September
185
The Umurbrogol Pocket: 29 September-15 October
219
254
PART IV: Marines in the Philippines
291
309
334
Southern Philippines Operations
358
PART V: Marine Aviation in the Western Pacific
393
Marine Aviation in the Marianas, Carolines, and at Iwo Jima
422
PART VI: Iwo Jima
443
Offensive Plans and Preparations
462
482
502
528
547
3d Marine Division Operations on Iwo Jima
571
Airfield Development and Activities Behind the Lines
594
The 5th Marine Division Drive on the Left
616
The 4th Marine Division Drive on the Right
645
684
713
729
APPENDICES
A.
739
B.
752
C.
758
D.
759
E.
Fleet Marine Force Status--31 August 1944
765
F.
Table of Organization F-100 Marine Division
780
G.
Marine Task Organization and Command List
782
H.
797
I.
798
813
ILLUSTRATIONS
Amphibious Exercises, Puerto Rico
18
18
Landing Exercise, New River, N.C.
37
Change of Command, FMFPac, 1945
37
107
107
Abortive Enemy Tank Attack, Peleliu
125
Machine Gun In Action, Peleliu
125
140
Marine Tanks at Peleliu Airfield
140
149
149
U.S. Army Troops Assault Angaur
167
Closing in on the Enemy, Angaur
167
Men and Supplies Crossing Peleliu Reef
188
U.S. Army Troops Arrive at Peleliu
188
Marine Aircraft Preparing for Napalm Attack
194
Bombing of Japanese Ridge Positions, Peleliu
194
213
213
243
243
Navy Planes at Dulag Airfield, Leyte
313
313
Close Air Support for U.S. Army Troops, Luzon
355
Marine Dive Bombers on Luzon Returning from Mission
355
New Dive Bombers for Marine Aviation in the Philippines
360
Filipino Guerrillas On Mindanao
360
369
U.S. Army Ceremony Honors Marine Aviation
369
Marine Dive Bombers En Route to Bypassed Islands
419
U.S. Personnel Touring Mille Island, Marshalls
419
488
488
4th Marine Division Troops on Iwo Beach
507
507
Japanese Painting of Iwo Invasion
511
War Dog and Handler Approach Enemy Cave
511
529
529
532
Marine on Mt. Suribachi and View of Landing Beaches
532
First Flag Raising on Iwo Jima
541
Second Flag Goes Up on Suribachi
544
596
First "Grasshopper" Lands on Iwo
596
B-29 Superfortress After Emergency Landing
599
4th Marine Division Observation Post
599
606
606
Birdseye View of Iwo Beachhead
609
Shore Parties Hauling Supplies
609
619
619
Enemy Positions near Nishi Village
696
696
Air Force Bivouac Area on Iwo After Banzai
709
Motoyama Airfield No. 1 After Restoration
709
MAPS
Strategic Situation, Central and Western Pacific
53
56
Japanese Defense Plan, Peleliu
75
111
Peleliu, Second Operational Phase
133
164
182
Commitment of the U.S. Army 321st Infantry Regiment, Peleliu
191
196
203
215
220
239
247
Final 81st Infantry Division Operations, Peleliu
255
295
311
338
341
Route to Manila and XI Corps Landings
Main U.S. Drives in the VICTOR V Operation
Area of Responsibility, Commander Aircraft, Northern Solomons
Marshall Islands--MAG-22 Operations, 1944
446
460
470
Naval Gunfire Areas of Responsibility, D-3 and D-2
494
VAC Front Lines D-Day, 19 February 1945
524
I.
Map
Section
II.
Progress of the Attack, VAC Front Lines, D-Day--D+5
Map
Section
III.
3d Marine Division Zone of Action, Iwo Jima, 25 February-1 March 1945
Map
Section
IV.
3d Marine Division Zone of Action, Iwo Jima, 1-10 March 1945
Map
Section
V.
5th Marine Division Zone of Action, Iwo Jima, 24 February-2 March 1945
Map
Section
VI.
5th Marine Division Zone of Action, Iwo Jima, 2-10 March 1945
Map
Section
VII.
4th Marine Division Zone of Action, Iwo Jima, 24-28 February 1945
Map
Section
VIII.
4th Marine Division Zone of Action, Iwo Jima, 5-7 March 1945
Map
Section
IX.
3d Marine Division, Final Operations
Map
Section
X.
4th Marine Division, Final Operations
Map
Section
XI.
5th Marine Division, Final Operations
Map
Section
CHARTS
Genealogy of Fleet Marine Force, Pacific
22
Japanese Command Organization-of the Philippines
299
Organization of Air Command, Southwest Pacific Area
302