Strong Men Armed

Leiphart, Pvt. Samuel

Leslie, Lt. Alan

Leslie, Lt. Dale

Lester, Corpsman Fred

Leyte

Lexington, carrier

Leyte Gulf, Battle of

Libby, Pfc. Donald

Lindberg, Corp. Charles

Little, destroyer

Liversedge, Col. Harry

Livesey, Sgt. Ben

Lock, Pvt. George

Logan, Lt. Samuel

Logan Victory, ammunition ship

London, Jack

Long Island, carrier

Louie the Louse

Lowery, Sgt. Louis

LST

LST

LST

Lucas, Pfc. Jacklyn

Luce, destroyer

Lummus, Lt. John

Lunch, First Sgt. Fred

Lund, Pfc. Richard

Lunga Point, carrier

Luzon

M

MacArthur, Gen. Douglas

MacPherson, Lt. Cmdr. Robert

McCaffery, Lt. Col. Joseph

McCard, Gy. Sgt. Robert

McCarthy, Corp. Daniel

McCarthy, Capt. Joseph

McCawley, flagship of Adm. Turner

McDougal, Col. David

McKean, Maj. William

McLanahan, Lt.

McLeod, Lt. Col. Kenneth

McNabb, Pvt.

McNulty, Maj. William

McQuabe, Pfc. Thomas

McTureous, Pvt. Robert

Mabie, Capt. Howard

Madison, Michael

Maeda, Capt.

Majuro Atoll

Makin Atoll

Makinami, destroyer

Malaya

Malinowski, Sgt. Tony

Malo, Lt. Raymond

Maples, Lt. Gordon

Marianas Islands

Marpi Point, mass suicides at

Marshall, Capt. Daniel

Marshall, Col. William

Marshall Islands; conquest of

Martin, Pfc. Edward

Martin, Lt. Harry

Maruyama, Maj. Chusa

Maruyama, Lt. Gen. Masao

Maryland, battleship

Mason, Maj. Leonard

Mason, Pfc. Leonard

Mason, Paul

Masters, Lt. Col. James

Matsuda, Maj. Gen. Iwao

Matsumoto, Lt. Col.

Matsuya, Lt. Tokuzo

Maui

Maya, cruiser

Meade, destroyer

Mears, Capt. Dwayne

Medal of Honor, list of winners of

Meeks, Sgt. “Pappy,”

Melbourne

Mercer, Lt. Frank

Mercer, Pfc. George

Merrill, Rear Adm. A. Stanton

Michels, Pfc. James

Mikawa, Rear Adm. Gunichi

Miller, Maj. Charles

Miller, Pvt. Russell

Mindanao

Minneapolis, cruiser

Mississippi, battleship

Missoula, transport

Mitchell, Maj. John

Mitchell, Maj. Gen. Ralph

Mitscher, Rear Adm. Marc

Mogami, cruiser

Monssen, destroyer