Strong Men Armed

* Includes 6 planes shot down with Flying Tigers in China

INDEX

A

Aaron Ward, destroyer

Abe, Lt. Shinichi

Aces, list of Marine Corps

Adachi, Lt. Gen. Hatazo

Admiralty Islands

Agano, cruiser

Agerholm, Pfc. Harold

Akatsuki, destroyer

Albacore, submarine

Altman, Capt. Sidney

Amagiri, destroyer-transport

Amamiya, Lt. Gen. Tatsumi

Ames, Col. Evans

Amey, Lt. Col. Herbert

Anderson, Pfc. Richard

Angaur

Aoba, cruiser

Aotea Quay

Apamama, landing at; “capture” of

Arawe

Archambault, Lt. Raoul

Ariga, Rear Adm. Kosaku

Arima, Rear Adm. Masafumi

Arndt, Sgt. Monk

Arnold, Maj. Gen. Archibald

Asashimo, destroyer

Ashmun, Capt. George

Astoria, cruiser

Atago, cruiser

Atkins, Lt. Elisha

Atlanta, cruiser

Attu Island

Auckland

Australia

B

Bailey, Pfc. Edward

Bailey, Maj. Kenneth

Bairiki

baka bombs

Baker, Sgt. Thomas

Baldinus, Lt. Larry

Bale, Lt. Edward

Ballale Airfield

Ballard, destroyer

Barber, Lt. Rex

Barton, destroyer

Basilone, Sgt. John

Bates, destroyer-transport

Bauer, Lt. Col. Harold (Joe)

Bausell, Corp. Lewis

Bayer, Sgt. James

Belleau Wood, carrier

Benham, destroyer

Bergner, Gy. Sgt. Orle

Berry, Corp. Charles

Betio (see Tarawa)

Birmingham, cruiser

Biscansin, Corp. Al

Bismarck Sea, Battle of

Bismarck Sea, carrier

Bismarcks

Black Sheep Squadron (see Boyington)

Blanchard, Cmdr. J. W.

Block, Corp. Harlon

Blue, destroyer

Blue Goose, flight of the

Boer, Chaplain Harry

Boise, cruiser

Bonin Islands

Bonnyman, Lt. Alexander

Bordelon, Sgt. William

Borgen Bay; actions around

Bougainville, campaign on

Bourke, Brig. Gen. Thomas

Boyington, Maj. Gregory

Bradley, Maj. Gen. James

Bradley, Corpsman John

Bradley, Sgt. Robert

Brown, Corp. Earl

Brown, Pfc. John

Brownson, destroyer

Bruce, Maj. Gen. Andrew

Brueggeman, Lt. Norman

Brukardt, Lt. Herman

Brush, Capt. Charles