War damage

This is a photograph of an area damaged by bombing in Japan. From Basil Rice.

This is a photograph of an industrial building, possibly at the Mitsubishi plant, damaged by the atomic bomb in Nagasaki, Japan. From Basil Rice.

This is a photograph of an area in Nagasaki, Japan damaged by the atomic bomb showing attempts to rebuild the wall at the back of the photo. From Basil Rice.

This is a photograph showing damage after bombing of an industrial area in Nagasaki. Notice the instability of the platform in the upper right of the photo. Power lines are still down. Poles are still standing, but charred. From Basil Rice.

This is a photograph of a Japanese industrial station with girders at top surrounded by debris from incendiary bombs. From Basil Rice.

This is a photograph of a collapsing trench after bombing in Japan. From Basil Rice.

This is a photo showing damage to an industrial building in Tokyo, Nagasaki, Kobe, Osaka, or Nagoya, Japan. An entrance to a bomb shelter remains standing. Wooden poles have been lashed together with rope possibly to gain access to what remains. From Basil Rice.

After high explosive bombing, the foundation of this building in Japan is all that remains. Areas beyond the wall still stand. From Basil Rice.

This is a view of the ruins of the home of Hermann Goering, President of the Reichstag, after attack by the Royal Air Force. The home was about halfway up the mountain to Adolf Hitler's "Eagle's Nest" in Berchtesgaden, Germany. The two men in the foreground are unidentified. This photo is from a trip made by several Congressmen and government officials to the Far East.

This is a view of the ruins of the office and residence of United States High Commissioner to the Philippines, Manila.