Country flags but it's all Marshall Islands and Marshall is Kazakhstan reddit.com/gallery/rkrar5
TIL In 2011 two fishermen from Kiribati went adrift for 33 days before landing in the Marshall Islands. They then found out that their hitherto thought to be dead uncle, who went missing 25 years earlier after also going adrift, had landed in the Marshall Islands as well and married there. abc.net.au/news/2011-12-1β¦
The U.S. Navy heavy cruiser USS Minneapolis (CA-36) refueling at sea from the fleet oiler USS Platte (AO-24) during the raid on the Marshall and Gilbert Islands. Dec 1943 [4260x3272]
A Japanese soldier surrendering to three U.S. Marines in the Marshall Islands, January 1944. A tense moment in which the Japanese soldier must first undress to show that he does not wish to carry out a suicide attack. [1477x1113]
Christmas Day entertainment aboard USS Enterprise (CV-6) during operations off the Gilbert and Marshall Islands, 25 December 1943 [5655Γ4463]
Wreck of German cruiser Prinz Eugen, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands [2174x1553]
US Marine Corps Private First Class Faris M. Tuohy drinking a cup of coffee aboard a ship off Eniwetok after two days of fighting, Marshall Islands, Feb 1944
Wreck of German cruiser Prinz Eugen, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands
U.S. Navy crewmen clean a 20mm antiaircraft machine gun at Eniwetok atoll, Marshall Islands, 1944.
USN TBF Avengers patrolling the skies over Marshall Islands - 1944
this was the flag of North Korea during a badminton match between North Korea and the Marshall Islands (the Marshall Islands flag was normal)
*Wakes up from nap* Okkkkk why am i in Marshall Islands π²π
Japanese Navy airmen prepare for takeoff in a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands, May 1942
US soldiers of the 7th Infantry Division attacking a Japanese blockhouse on Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands in 1944.
Can anyone tell me what type of creature this belongs to? Found in the Marshall Islands.
Planes taking off of the USS Gambier Bay (CVE-73) in Marshall Islands Campaign. In this F6F-3 Hellcat, Lieutenant Miner, pilot, clears the flight deck, and was the fifth plane to be launched. Note the F4U Corsairs with folded wings in the foreground. Date is given as February 21 1944.
[9938 x 7497]F6Fs return to USS Lexington (CV-16) after engagement with the Japanese likely in the Marshall Islands, Nov 1943
Tips on shipping item to Marshall Islands
I sold an item on eBay and I need to shop to the Marshall Islands. The options aren't coming up to ship and I can't find Marshall Islands on any of the main shipping sites. The buyer told me USPS has offices in Marshall Islands.
Can someone help?
Does Starlink service the Marshall Islands?
Potentially looking at relocating to the Marshall Islands soon. I have tried looking online to see if service is available in this area yet. However, when I type in an address or the + location the website doesnβt recognize the location. Iβve looking at the live satellite tracking and it looks like there is constant coverage by so I was curious if there was coverage for that region of the globe yet.
Photo ID: 80-G-362730. Original caption: βThere wasnβt any fragrant pine or mistletoe or drifting snow, but the two blue-jackets pictured here were able to capture the Christmas spirit under the towering palms of this advanced Naval base at Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands. Standing behind the illumin
Flag of the Marshall Islands but it's bedtime and oops now it's a muslim state
Thicc Europe, derpy Scandanavia, malformed Turkey and accurately shown Marshall Islands
F6Fs Hellcats return to USS Lexington (CV-16) after engagement with the Japanese likely in the Marshall Islands, Nov 1943
Approaching Majuro Atoll, capital of Marshall Islands, one of the most remote places in the world. reddit.com/gallery/ruohh2
Does Spongebob Technically have Marshall Islands Citizenship?
Literally everyone in my island is at town square except for Marshall. Never change my friend, never change. Happy New Years!!!! reddit.com/gallery/rte5bd
US soldiers of the 7th Infantry Division attacking a Japanese blockhouse on Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands, 1944
Japanese Navy airmen prepare for takeoff in a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands, May 1942
Marshall Islands
the colors look bad lol
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This is my great grandfather. The only info I have about his time in ww2, is that he was in the Marshall Islands. Please, please if you can, or at least try, to find a picture of a man that looks like this? My family and I have been looking for them forever. His name was Leo B. Jordan.
TIL that the national anthem of the Marshall Islands was composed by korean composer Gil ok-yun. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forβ¦
Flag of the Marshall islands
Japanese Navy airmen prepare for takeoff in a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands, May 1942 [747x1024]
Japanese Navy airmen prepare for takeoff in a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands, May 1942
TIL In 2011 two fishermen from Kiribati went adrift for 33 days before landing in the Marshall Islands. They then found out that their hitherto thought to be dead uncle, who went missing 25 years earlier after also going adrift, had landed in the Marshall Islands as well and married there. abc.net.au/news/2011-12-1β¦
Americans landing on Carlos Island, Marshall Islands, early February, 1944.
U.S. Army, in partnership with the U.S. Navy and the Republic of the Marshall Islands, are safely recovering oil from the cap sized World War II German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen in the Kwajalein Atoll. 2018 [960x720]
Japanese Navy airmen prepare for takeoff in a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands, May 1942
Japanese Navy airmen prepare for takeoff in a Kawanishi H6K flying boat, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands, May 1942
Amazing photos show an underwater graveyard near the Marshall Islands filled with WWII airplanes. The U.S. dumped them after the war stating it wouldβve been too expensive to bring them back home. reddit.com/gallery/r78pvx
A Japanese soldier surrendering to three U.S. Marines in the Marshall Islands during January 1944. A tense moment in which the Japanese soldier must first undress to show that he does not wish to carry out a suicide attack.
Ok, so I want the names of your favorite villagers and why they are your favorite. Mine is Marshall not because heβs one of the most popular but because he recently came to our island and everyone loves him.
βThe Fleet Is Not Idle . . .β, 2/14/1942. With the Pacific Fleet β Made from the deck of a U.S. warship, this photo shows other units of the Pacific Fleet, including an aircraft carrier in the background, speeding to the smashing attack on Japanβs Marshall and Gilbert Islands in the Western Pacific.
U.S. plane crashes during attack on Jap islands somewhere in the Pacific, 2/18/1942. SOMEWHERE IN THE PACIFIC β a plane from a U.S. cruiser, as it crashed in a forced landing after it had suffered damage in the U.S. Navy attack on the Japanese mandated Gilbert and Marshall islands. Credit (ACME)
