Pictures of Camp Life on Guadalcanal

first | previous | next | last | home
(4 of 20)

4 of 20

Jap shower left by fleeing enemy when Marines landed on Guadalcanal Aug. 7, 1942, is used to good advantage now by Leathernecks. Soldiers enjoy the shower. Water is pumped into the large wooden container above and has an outlet in a tin bucket attached to a curved pipe. Flow of the water is regulated by a valve pipe. Original Jap markings can be seen on the front of the container. Guadalcanal - September 1943

Navigation Links for Marines in the Pacific Pictures

Guadalcanal    1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9     Iwo Jima  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10

  Marshall Islands   1   2   3   4     Okinawa  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9     Pavuvu  1  2  3  4    Samoa    2   3  4   5   6   

Western Carolines    1  2   3  4     Guam Island   Mille Island     Perry Island    Siapan Island    Tinian Island   Yap Island

Return to Marines Main Page

Framed World War II Pictures from Crossroads
For Sales on Amazon

Follow our updates on Facebook or Twitter

Royalty Free Pictures*

These pictures are offered royalty free for educational use only. Please use the following notation on the bottom of an any web page or presentation where images are used.

Pictures were taken at the National Archives and are offered Royalty Free by Historylink101's World War II Picture Section.   Pictures can be found at the Marines in World War II Picture Page.

Descriptions for the pictures were transcribed directly from the notations on the pictures at the National Archives.