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

LST Hits the Beach: Pup Hits the LST. The Normandy Beach was too hot for the brown and white pup on D-Day. Bullets were zinged past his floppy ears. Then a Coast Guard-manned LST lowered its ramp. As Yankee soldiers piled out, the pup skedaddled aboard and found a refuge. Now the Coast Guardsmen on this tank landing ship have two mascots - "Cherbourg" (left) who "joined up" at the height of the D-Day battle and "Boots" (right) a German shepherd owned by Coast Guard Ensign Robert Holben of Allentown, Pa. They are shown here with Coast Guardsman Robert W. Hilliard, motor machinist's mate first class, of St. louis, Mo. "Cherbourg's" full name is Pathetique Bagette de Cherbourg" which may - or may not - be French for "Sad Sack of Cherbourg.".

Moving Hotel de Gink, 4/8/15

Photograph of Coast Guardsman with Japanese Prisoner of War. Captured Jap Becomes Coast Guard Broom Jockey. Coast Guard Lieut. Robert Edge towers above a captured Jap, who has been assigned to pushing a broom aboard a Coast Guard-manned invasion transport. The Nip is one of those who preferred life to "immortal death" in the service of his Emperor, and became a prisoner of war in the Cape Gloucester, New Britain, invasion. Lieut. Edge's home is at 235 East 22nd Street, New York City.

Gen. Tasker Bliss

H.K.H. Princess Beatrix visits army components at the Artillery Schietkamp Oldebroek, at 't Harde and in Elspeet.

The Coast Guard Comes to "Happy's" Aid. Acting as if he were aware of the Coast Guard's efforts to protect seals, this seal, dubbed "Happy," was at once docile and friendly when picked up by crew members of a Coast Guard manned combat transport somewhere in the South Pacific. While ferrying troops as a coxswain of a landing boat, Francis P. Sargent, seaman first class, of Erie, Pennsylvania, sighted seal. It appeared to be injured and he brought it aboard. Coast Guard pharmacists' mates soon discovered a cut fin and "Happy" is now well on the road to recovery.

Anefo photo collection. Ex intertwined back to Batavia. 28 June 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

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

This report consists of two photographs and a small report documenting the commercial fishing vessel Dixie II, belonging to Kanichi (Jack H.) Nishino, alien Japanese. The vessel was inspected by the U.S. Coast Guard on August 18, 1941.

Civil Defense Exhibit, New York, New York , Exhibitions, Civil defense. Records of the Office of Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization

Schneider siege mortar showing operation of loading , Mortars Ordnance, Artillery Weaponry. Records of U.S. Army Operational

War album 106, picture 32721.

Photograph of President Sadat briefing military correspondents and newspaper editors before the beginning of the October War

Coast Guard Rescues Bomber Pilot in Pacific. Youthful Lieutenant Harvey D. Woodward (center) co-pilot of a Liberator bomber, is snatched from death in the Pacific by Coast Guardsmen and helped aboard a Coast Guard-manned assault transport. With nine other airmen, Lieutenant Woodward bailed out when his big ship's fuel supply became exhausted. The Liberator was part of a squadron that had bombed the Jap stronghold of Truk and fourth off 36 attacking Jap Zero planes. Jap cannon fire tore into the bomber's tanks. Lieutenant Woodward, who lives at 1715 West 39th Street, Kansas City, Missouri, is being assisted by two of his rescuers, Coast Guardsmen James P. Brewer (left) watertender third class, of Norfolk, Virginia, and Edward Johnson, boatswain's mate first class, of 14 New Street, Sea Bright, New Jersey.

Paratrooper's Kit

Coast Guardsman Has a Close Shave. Coast Guardsman Joseph Edwards, chief signalman, had a close shave when a piece of shrapnel from a German bomb went through his cap. He is shown holding the fragment of shrapnel. The Coast Guardsman was on the signal bridge of a transport carrying U.S. Army contingents, one of the ships in the Allied armada invading Sicily, when it was bombed by German planes.

Coast Guardsmen Display Invasion Device. This image depicts artwork of Coast Guard Captain D.C. McNeil (right) and Coast Guard Combat Artist Sandor C. Klein (left) displaying the unofficial insigne for amphibious invasions, an alligator spewing forth tanks.

Martial law on Colorado border stops migratory laborers 1936. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

Photograph of Cesar Romero with Coast Guard Officer.

A Military of 921 Section Light Air Dolease Artillery with a rifle with raised bayonet.

Torpedo Victims Landed In Baltimore -- This injured Seaman was one of the 37 survivors of a torpedoed British ship that were landed at Baltimore by the Swedish freighter Eknaren on Sept. 4th. He was one of seven injured men and was removed to university hospital. Eight of the men were survivors of the sinking of the British royal navy sloop Penzance; They were picked up by the British freighter Blaimore, which was also torpedoed a short time later. The Swedish ship then picked up both groups of Seamen. May 9, 1940. (Photo by ACME).

Elsevier photo collection. Army exercise Crescendo Veluwe. Repeat exercises conscripts belong DTOT 1st division 7 December. press photographers. April 24, 1951. Gelderland, Veluwe

Portrait of Martin O'Brienn, photo Americaine, 1945 photograph Album magazine with a portrait photo of an allied soldier named Martin O'Brienn. Part of the family album 1940-1947. The Hague photographic support. paper gelatin silver print soldiers and civilians. historical persons The Hague

Photographs Relating to the Minor Nuremberg Trials

H.M. Koningin Juliana visits infantry units in the Jan van Schaffelaarkazerne in Ermelo.

AM-430 Direct , Ships, Naval Vessels, Boats, Naval History, Navy

Doctor examining navy soldiers

Munich (Germany), September 1972. Attack against the headquarters of the Israeli Olympic team during the 1972 Munich Olympics. In the image, the German Interior Minister speaks with one of the terrorists in the floor where the hostages are located.

"Reggie" Is the Most Popular Guy on Board. Shipmate and chum of every enlisted man on board his Coast Guard-manned LST is "Reggie," ship's mascot. He is shown here with Coast Guardsman Richard W. Lycan, coxswain, of Stroud, Okla. On the deck of the LST, "Reggie" and Lycan have been engaged in moving troops, reinforcements and supplies into the Cherbourg Peninsula since D-Day.

SA chapel. Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.

Coast Guard's Saltiest Spar. There may be contrary claims for far-off quarters of the globe, but "Soogie" insists she is the only SPAR serving aboard a Coast Guard combat cutter. With nine years of service in the Atlantic and Pacific, "Soogie" holds the rate of boatswain's mate, first class, in the Coast Guard Women's Reserve. At general quarters, "Soogie" stands a sky lookout, as she is doing, above, off Okinawa. But there are certain side characters who insist when Jap planes come over you'll find "Soogie" hiding behind the galley refrigerator.

Alicante, November 1936. José Antonio Primo de Rivera behind the bars of the Modelo prison surrounded by loyal comrades.

The Bitter Tea of Defeat. The look of the vanquished Jap was caught by a Coast Guard combat photographer in this great picture taken as the Japanese surrender party walked down the ramp of a plane at Manila. The trilogy of expressions range from sorrow (the bowed head of the Jap officer at top of the ramp), through stoic pride (the man in the middle) to surliness, as evidenced in the out-thrust lower lip and the scowl on the face of the officer at the right.

I still dont see Hungary, From the series Remembrance = Images , Aus , Vienna October Days , by , Zampis, Anton Zampis -, Lithographer, Johann Höfelich -, Printer, Witzendorf, publisher

Greenbelt defense housing. Maryland 1941. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

Guadalajara. 1942. Nice image during his time at the Military Academy.

Military, 1940 - 1945 photograph Posated photo of a soldier for a curtain, back. He focuses his carabiner. Cor Visser probably wanted to use this photo for one of his drawings, hence the line network that he has drawn in the photo. London photographic support London

Parachute Jumps, Sinking Subs - All in This Dog's Life. "Spar," a two-year-old Boston Bull pooch, was born for the sea. She shipped out as a wee pup and has served the Coast Guard well as mascot on the Coast Guard Combat Cutter Spencer at the time is sank a German sub in battle on the North Atlantic. An adventurer who likes action at sea and in waterfront beverage emporiums, "Spar" once bailed out of a crippled airplane over Newfoundland in the arms of her master, Coast Guard Coxswain Harold L. Mottard, of Boston, Mass. Here, "Spar" wears her dress blues, complete with first class yeoman rating, campaign ribbons (earned) and wings for the plane jump. She's going ashore between voyages.

Spanish Civil War female Republican militia guards, at Guadarrama, eating

Brig. Gen. Detrick in front of building , Ordnance industry, Armories, Military officers, Watertown Arsenal Mass.. Records of U.S. Army Operational

Coast Guard Rescues 8 Navy Fliers and Dog from Plane Crash in Pacific. This image depicts rescued sailors and their dog aboard a Coast Guard rescue plane.

Barcelona, 01/17/1977. Tragic accident in the port of Barcelona. An American barge collided with a merchant ship entering the port. Some of the sailors who were able to save themselves, covered with blankets, watch the rescue of their companions.

John Moisant

Rymdhunden Veterok I Sin Rymddräkt.

Sons of American Legion, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. 1935. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

S.O.S.. "What do I do next, mate" queries a distressed Coast Guard combat photographer, who plainly has his hands full with his camera and a squalling Filipino tot. Coast Guardsman Harry R. Watson never bargained for this when he tried to make friends with the uncooperative native baby somewhere on the island of Leyte in the central Philippines. The Los Angeles Coast Guardsman has run into plenty of hot action in the Pacific war, but nothing quite as hot as this.

Riviera Recreational Area. This Sign Just Outside Of Nice, France, Gets More Comment Than All Their Signs Put Together, According To Old Timers. Left To Right: Cpl. Kenneth Steinbacher, Williamsport, Pa., And Major Raphael H. Block.

921 Light air target artillery department. Fire lines officer with the 'flea cabinet' at the KL / MPQ-3002 (VUXY) firing radar. There is widespread confusion about the nicknames 'vuxy' and 'waxy' for the radar systems used in the fifty and sixty in the air volin windows. In the relevant photo descriptions in the image bank of the NiMH, the following is assumed that the KL / MPS-3003 warning and detection radar was originally called 'waxy' and the KL / MPQ-3002 firing radar 'VUXY'.

Photo collection Government information service. Noordeinde Palace The Hague. Arrival Queen Wilhelmina. Carpet is swept. July 6, 1945. The Hague, South Holland

Moosburg, Germany Prisoner Of War Camp. Working A Tin Can Forge, Two Ex-Prisoners Demonstrate How Minute Quantities Of Fuel Were Used To The Best Advantage In Cooking Occasional Hot Meals.

As Alike As Two Pineapples. The Corser twins, James and Jack, aged 20, look as much alike as the two pineapples they are preparing for chow at a Coast Guard base in the mid-Pacific. Incidentally, pineapples are a fruit that was popular in the U. S. before the Pacific war reduced shipments to a dribble. The Corser Coast Guardsmen are sons of Mrs. Alta M. Corser of Attica, Kansas. They have two other brothers in the service, Elvin, Carpenter's Mate Second Class, in the Coast Guard, and Army Sergeant Delbert, now on duty in New Guinea.

The Frankenstein Model. This image depicts Coast Guardsman Walter J. Gregory, seaman second class, wearing a foul weather mask and watch cap.

Customs activities, here on 29.11.1994 in Pomellen, on the German-Polish border, Germany, Europe

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

Black and white photo of WW2 soldier. The Holocaust Galleries - Imperial War Museum, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Casson Mann, 2023.

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

Information office radio broadcaster Dutch Guinea. Farewell reception Royal Army aboard "Sibajak", offered Rotterdamsche Lloyd. March 1955. Hollandia, Humboldt bay, Guinea

City Skyscrapers on Lonely Beaches. Beneath towering Metropolitan skyscrapers or on a lonely ocean beach - men of the U.S. Coast Guard keep constantly on the alert, ready to deal with enemy spies or saboteurs.

History, Cold War, Occupation, KGB Potsdam State Capital Brandenburg 2024 Memorial and Meeting Place Leistikowstrasse Exhibition People, Power, Machorka Insights Into the Soviet Secret Service City Potsdam Brandenburg Ger

DN-ST-89-09746. Country: Vietnam

Luis Franco has boxes of memorabilia, including old pictures, letters, newspaper clippings and his prisioner of war card and photo (top right). This photograph is part of the article "Beating the Demons", AIRMAN Magazine, September 1999 issue. Base: March Air Reserve Base State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA)

New Recruit Haircuts. Boot Camp (2 of 9) Clip Joint - A Recruit sweeps up in the barber shop. The hair is the clippings of 240 newly arrived recruits who received their haircuts in less than two hours.. 1983-01-01T00:00:00.

Photo collection Government information service. Hungry winter 1944/1945. HUNGER WINTER. Umbred baby. June 1, 1945. The Netherlands

A personal photo of Sergeant 1st Class Jared C. Monti, the first Soldier recipient for actions in Afghanistan/Operation Enduring Freedom.

M.A.C. Dowling. Photograph by L.J. Bruce Chwatt.

Greetings from Camp Edwards on the Cape , Military camps, Tichnor Brothers Collection, postcards of the United States

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