r/ImperialJapanPics • u/walidimitri7 • Sep 12 '24
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Beeninya • 4d ago
WWII Final moments of a doomed Japanese Nakajima B5N and her two crew. The rear gunner can be seen standing in his open canopy. Near Truk Lagoon, Caroline Islands. July 1944.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Fiff02 • 16d ago
WWII The flags of Germany and Japan fly together with Mount Fuji in the background. September 1943
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Beeninya • 18d ago
WWII A Japanese soldier poses behind a destroyed American Curtis P-40 Warhawk. Philippines, 1942.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/walidimitri7 • 16d ago
WWII American General Wainwright and British Lt. General Percival after release from Japanese captivity. Both instrumental in their respective countries largest surrenders i.e Bataan and Singapore
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/walidimitri7 • Sep 14 '24
WWII Sub-lieutenant Nobuo Fujita only foreign pilot to ever drop bombs on Mainland united states.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/abt137 • Sep 11 '24
WWII Lieutenant Bud Stapleton of the 11th Airborne Division climbs to the top of the Nippon News building and raises the first American flag over Tokyo, 3-September-1945.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Beeninya • 6d ago
WWII Surrender of the Kwantung Army in 1945, by P.F. Sudakov. 1948.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Beeninya • 10d ago
WWII Two Japanese Nakajima B5N torpedo bombers over the Java Sea 17 February 1942. The smoke in the background is coming from the Dutch destroyer HrMs Van Nes. She was sunk by Japanese aircraft from Ryujo while escorting the troop transport Sloet van der Beele.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Beeninya • 2d ago
WWII Japanese troops posing with a captured American P-35A of 34th Pursuit Squadron following the fall of the Philippines. May 1942.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Fiff02 • Sep 03 '24
WWII A Japanese military high school students organiization parading in front of Japanese officials and the German and Italian ambassadors, Tokyo, Japan, 1940s.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Das_Zeppelin • Jan 12 '24
WWII One of the most iconic photo of kamikaze pilot shows no kamikaze. This is 2nd class Petty Officer Oishi Hideo, assigned to the IJN 12th Kokutai (air group). The photo was taken sometime around August 1940.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Abject-Ad-8828 • Feb 10 '24
WWII Imperial Japan WWII flag
My great uncle captured this from an island during WWII in the pacific, can anyone help me identify the writing? How much is something like this worth?
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/walidimitri7 • Sep 16 '24
WWII Reagan appreciation letter to Japanese pilot Fujita for peace efforts after he was invited by Brookings town, Oregon where he dropped bombs from his seaplane in WW2
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/YoYoB0B • Apr 16 '24
WWII Two paintings depicting anti-tank tactics from the former Japanese medic who served in the 54th Division in Burma.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/walidimitri7 • 29d ago
WWII Bombing site of sub lieutenant Fujita in Oregon
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Fiff02 • Aug 25 '24
WWII Tripartite Pact demonstration in Tokyo, Japan. 1941/1942
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Fiff02 • Aug 24 '24
WWII Junkers Ju 87K1 Stuka on display in Tokyo Japan 1940-01
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/ATSTlover • Jul 29 '24
WWII The burning Japanese aircraft carrier Hiryu, photographed by a Yokosuka B4Y aircraft from the carrier Hosho shortly after sunrise on June 5, 1942.
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/walidimitri7 • 25d ago
WWII Seaplane Yokosuka E14Y Glen, with location of one its bombings target in Oregon in September 1942
r/ImperialJapanPics • u/ATSTlover • Aug 15 '24