Photograph of Marine Private First Class Warren. B. Clark, of Ames, Iowa, carrying a battered Japanese bicycle which is a useless souvenir in the deep Cape Gloucester mud.

Photograph of a group of Japanese radios captured by the Marines at Cape Gloucester.

Photograph of comrades in arms saying a prayer for the first Marine victims of Japanese fire on Cape Gloucester.

Photograph of New Britain natives returning from the interior with large quantities of food they had cached while the island was under Japanese dominion. The Japanese confiscated all the produce of the island gardens causing the natives to hide food in the hills.

Photograph of Marine Corps engineers building up the muddy road from the beachhead at Cape Gloucester to the Japanese airfield.

Front: Text describes action on various war fronts: New Britain, Air offensive, USSR, Italy, Scharnhorst, Command. Maps: Central Italy showing rivers and roads, Distance from London to the coast of France near Boulogne, Coastline of northern Scandinavia. Photographs: American 155mm gun fires on German positions at Mignano; American soldiers temporarily reside in holes on Venafro Ridge; Equipment retreating Germans used to tear up railroad tracks; Allied troops clear the torn up tracks to use the road bed as a highway; An LST lands at Mono Island. Back: Color map of northeast New Guinea/New Britain.

Front: Text describes action on various war fronts: Eastern front, Burma, Western Europe, Italy, Southwest Pacific, Kuriles. Maps show Eastern Front; S. W. Pacific - Northern Bismarcks. Includes 9 photographs, 3 showing aerial incendiaries. Back: Southeastern Europe. Map.

Letter written by Nuns aboard USS Nautilus. The officers and crew of the USS Nautilus rescued the nuns from Bougainville on 1 January 1943.