This category is strictly used for images to be linked to a forum. The first sub category is called za and may grow to 999 images.
Zc779. General Douglas MacArthur, Library of Congress. This picture was attached to the Korean Hearing page, article and it says it is a 1905 picture. BUT THAT MUST BE WRONG; my guess is that it was shot after World War One.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/macarthur-senate-hearings-korea/
Read MoreZc777. One of our Filipino boys, injured in the fighting on Bataan, January 28, 1942, being brought back to a first aid station by his comrades. Longoskawayan Point, West Coast. Library of Congress. This a rare photo, there only few pictures of the Battle of Bataan! This is the source PBS URL:
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/macarthur-siege-bataan/
Read MoreZc782. General MacArthur, left, congratulates Captain Villamor (one of the small group of flyers that did heroic service in the Battle) of the Philippine Air Force, after awarding him the Distinguished Service Cross, December 22, 1941. Library of Congress.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/macarthur-filipino-veterans-movement/
Read MoreZc776. U.S. Navy Deep Sea Diver diving on a sunken Japanese vessel next to Pier 7 in1945 at Manila. Did you know that the U.S Navy Deep Sea Divers were not required to know how to swim? When SCUBA diving was adopted, swimming became a prerequisite and some of the divers had to learn how to swim. Bob Hudson provided this picture.
Read MoreZc775. U.S. Navy Deep Sea Diver diving on a sunken Japanese vessel next to Pier 7 in1945 at Manila. If I had been born earlier and on the right side of the war it could have been me. I was a U. S. Navy Deep Sea Diver (Hard Head Diver) after the war. That hard head rig weighed about 193 pounds; it was not easy to walk up a ladder with that rig. Bob Hudson provided this picture; he has an interesting web page:
http://bataanson.blogspot.com/
Zc771. This Diesel-Boat underwent a 2nd conversion and she was re-classified from a guided missile submarine to an amphibious transport submarine with hull classification symbol LPSS-574 on 30 August 1968. This picture came from this web page, click here!
http://www.ussgrayback574.com/pictures1.html