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1. Youngren-Haselnus crew Youngren-Haselnus crew Front Row (L-R) Sergeant Wayne E. Matthews, Sergeant John J. Duarte, and Sergeant Stanford R. Inman. Back Row (L-R) Technical Sergeant Michael J Brennan, First Lieutenant Daniel F. Haselnus, First Lieutenant...
2. Work on the line Work on the line Taken on the flight line, five Marines work to connect a tow-bar from a PBJ-1H to a tractor.
3. Work on the line Work on the line Taken on the flight line, five Marines work to connect a tow-bar from a PBJ-1H to a tractor.
4. Water supply Water supply Private First Class Michael D. Daniello delivering water in the squadron area. Since there was no source of freshwater on Kwajalein, it was necessary to desalinate seawater. Once desalinated, water was...
5. VMB-613 basketball team VMB-613 basketball team Front Row (L-R) Staff Sergeant Howard N. Odoms, Technical Sergeant Frank E. Robinson, First Lieutenant Arthur H. Navarre (Coach), Technical Sergeant Francis M. Jordan, and Technical Sergeant George S....
6. Twohy-Parks crew Twohy-Parks crew First Lieutenant William H. Twohy, First Lieutenant Olin L. Parks, Technical Sergeant Luther H. Magee, Sergeant Gerald J. Gutshall, Private First Class Joseph M. Longo, Staff Sergeant Louis J. Brosius,...
7. Turret shop Turret shop Squadron turret mechanics at work in VMB-613's Turret Shop.
8. Trojans Trojans Another view of the 1945 Kwajalein softball championship team.
9. Transportation area Transportation area Vehicles operated by VMB-613 were maintained and serviced by the Transportation Department in the garage seen in the center of the photograph. On the near end of the garage, a make-shift grease rack can...
10. Transportation Transportation Front Row (L-R) Staff Sergeant John F. O'Donnell, Private First Class Manuel Souza Jr., Technical Sergeant James A. Seison, Technical Sergeant George D. Hufford Jr., Staff Sergeant Robert W. Longenberger,...
11. Tent city Tent city The forward echelon for Headquarters, 4th Marine Air Wing was located on Kwajalein. The tents served as billets for the Wing officers.
12. Squadrons' sports Squadrons’ sports Squadron members playing sports.
13. Squadron sign Squadron sign A close-up of the VMB-613's squadron insignia that hung outside the Officers' Club in the squadron area on Kwajalein. The squadron insignia on the sign was designed by the squadron Utilities Officer, First...
14. Squadron office Squadron office Technical Sergeant Francis M. Jordan, Staff Sergeant Howard N. Odoms, First Lieutenant Arthur H. Navarre, Technical Sergeant George S. Tompkins, and Sergeant Major George H. Abrams at work in the Squadron...
15. Squadron members at the sea Squadron members at the sea Corporal Edmund E. Zitkus and Sergeant Francis J. Boleslanski standing in the sea washing something.
16. Squadron league volleyball Squadron league volleyball Squadron members enjoy a brisk game of volleyball during off-duty hours. Athletics such as these helped to break the monotony of life on Kwajalein and served to boost morale.
17. Squadron area Squadron area When Marine Bombing Squadron Six-Thirteen arrived on Kwajalein they were assigned an area that had been vacated by the U.S. Army. Seen above is a number of the wooden buildings in the rear area after the...
18. Smith-Beggs crew Smith-Beggs crew First Lieutenant Leland R. Smith, First Lieutenant Vernon H. Beggs, Technical Sergeant William E. Meier, Sergeant Joseph J. Waldowski, Sergeant Carl R. Ellison, Staff Sergeant George W. Gilman, and Staff...
19. Shipping lane patrol Shipping lane patrol A convoy near Eniwetok sailing with three VMB-613 crews watching. The patrol of the shipping lanes began on April 3, 1945 and continued through the end of the war.
20. Shipping lane patrol Shipping lane patrol A convoy near Eniwetok sailing with three VMB-613 crews watching. The patrol of the shipping lanes began on April 3, 1945 and continued through the end of the war.
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