432 items in this album on 22 pages.

Map of Battle of Coral Sea, part of Captain Mineo YamaokaMap of the Battle for the Kalamata waterfront, Kalamata, Greece, Apr 28, 1941.Map showing the final boundaries of the United States Atlantic Neutrality Zone that became effective 27 May 1941.Map depicting the German assault on Crete, Greece, 20-31 May 1941
Map of Battle of Coral Sea, part of Captain Mineo Yamaoka's interrogation, 19 Oct 1945Map of the Battle for the Kalamata waterfront, Kalamata, Greece, Apr 28, 1941.Map showing the final boundaries of the United States Atlantic Neutrality Zone that became effective 27 May 1941.Map depicting the German assault on Crete, Greece, 20-31 May 1941
Map of Operation Barbarossa, 22 Jun to 25 Aug 1941Battle plans for BarbarossaMap showing the positions of major Allied forces at the start of the Pacific War, Dec 1941Positions of Japanese I-class submarines during Dec 1941 operations off the United States’ Pacific coast.
Map of Operation Barbarossa, 22 Jun to 25 Aug 1941Battle plans for BarbarossaMap showing the positions of major Allied forces at the start of the Pacific War, Dec 1941Positions of Japanese I-class submarines during Dec 1941 operations off the United States’ Pacific coast.
Map depicting Japanese plans for occupying China immediately before launching the third attack on Changsha, China, 3 Dec 1941Map depicting the German advance on Moscow, Russia, 26 Aug-5 Dec 1941Plot of USS NevadaJapanese map showing their assessment of the damage done to the United States fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on 7 Dec 1941
Map depicting Japanese plans for occupying China immediately before launching the third attack on Changsha, China, 3 Dec 1941Map depicting the German advance on Moscow, Russia, 26 Aug-5 Dec 1941Plot of USS Nevada's movements during the Pearl Harbor attack, Dec 7 1941.Japanese map showing their assessment of the damage done to the United States fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on 7 Dec 1941
Map noting American dispositions at Luzon, Philippine Islands on 8 Dec 1941Pearl Harbor chart found in Japanese submarine Ha-19Japanese Pearl Harbor attack fleet track chart, 26 Nov-23 Dec 1941Map showing Japanese offensives in Dec 1941
Map noting American dispositions at Luzon, Philippine Islands on 8 Dec 1941Pearl Harbor chart found in Japanese submarine Ha-19Japanese Pearl Harbor attack fleet track chart, 26 Nov-23 Dec 1941Map showing Japanese offensives in Dec 1941
Excerpt from the 1942 United States Army Corps of Engineers map of San Francisco Bay showing the Kaiser Richmond Shipyards at Potrero Point and the Tiburon Naval Net Depot across the bay north of Bluff Point.Map noting Japanese objectives in the opening stages of the Pacific War in late 1941 to early 1942Map of eastern India and northern Burma showing Japanese occupation and Allied supply routes in 1942. Note Burma Road, The Hump route, and the track of the future Ledo Road that opened in 1945.Map of Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940s
Excerpt from the 1942 United States Army Corps of Engineers map of San Francisco Bay showing the Kaiser Richmond Shipyards at Potrero Point and the Tiburon Naval Net Depot across the bay north of Bluff Point.Map noting Japanese objectives in the opening stages of the Pacific War in late 1941 to early 1942Map of eastern India and northern Burma showing Japanese occupation and Allied supply routes in 1942. Note Burma Road, The Hump route, and the track of the future Ledo Road that opened in 1945.Map of Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, 1940s

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