Hidden WWII Pictures?

[stuartcox]

I just had this great link emailed to me.
I certainly hadn't seen the photos before, maybe you haven't either...

Regards, Stuart

http://picklyman.wordpress.com/2011/07/21/these-photos-are-priceless-where-have-these-pics-been-hiding-for-the-past-65-years-here-is-why-these-guys-were-called-the-greatest-generation-and-they-were/

 

[TARPSBird]

Nice assortment of pics but they haven't really been hidden. The Pearl Harbor shots are all in the Naval Historical Center files. I used some of them for a 50th Anniversary commemorative display at my squadron in 1991.

 

[stuartcox]

Nice assortment of pics but they haven't really been hidden. The Pearl Harbor shots are all in the Naval Historical Center files. I used some of them for a 50th Anniversary commemorative display at my squadron in 1991.

Cheers for the update!
Another one of these silly fake emails then...
I was reading about an old Kodak Brownie camera having been found containing a film that was restored and developed...
Still, very powerful photos worth seeing.

 

[Collin]

Another one of these silly fake emails then...

Fraid so Stu, you will find that most of the Pearl Harbour photos were taken by Tai Sing Loo.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tai_Sing_Loo

The ship blowing up is most probably USS Mount Hood at Manus.

All the navy ones have been previously published in books etc.

regards Collin:ernae:

 

[demorier]

Thanks for posting Stuart....hadn't seen many of those before.