태평양전쟁 - Charles Rosario Restifo
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아래 포스팅은 태평양전쟁 당시, 미군 통신부대의 사진반에서 복무한 Charles Rosario Restifo씨의 종군 사진이다.
전투현장에서 직접 찍은 생생한 흑백사진으로 필리핀에 다시 돌아 온 맥아더장군의 모습과
심리전으로 미군들에게 큰 영향을 끼친 도꾜로즈(Tokyo Rose)의 모습도 찍었다.
Charles Rosario Restifo씨는 여러 공로로 1995년 알링턴 국립묘지에 안장되었다.
Charles Rosario Restifo씨는 여러 공로로 1995년 알링턴 국립묘지에 안장되었다.
Luzon, Philippines.
Philippines. LST's on shore. Army - Navy unload supplies.
Combat photographer Charles R. Restifo. South Pacific Signal Corps. Photographic Compound.
Manila burned by Japanese still smoking several days later. Villagers were devastated from the war.
Leyte Gulf, Philippines. Kamikaze Zeros attack U.S. ships.
Tokyo Rose, after Japanese surrender taken by Charles Rosario Restifo in Japan.
Manila, Philippines, set on fire by the Japanese.
General Douglas MacArthur returns to his former Quarters and Office after bombing by Japanese.
Hiroshima, Japan. Charles Restifo in first group to photograph destruction.
War Over. Manila, Philippines.
Japanese parliament, Tokyo, Japan.
Montage of photos, present day manila, Philippines. Fort Santiago, Prison restored, cathedral.
Montage of photos from the funeral for Charles Roario Restifo. "One American Hero."
"Last Farewell."
Montage of memorials to Charles Rosario Restifo.
Luzon, Philippines. U.S. Army Engineers built bridge used to unload vehicles and supplies.
Luzon, Philippines. U.S. Army Engineers built bridge used to unload vehicles and supplies.
Manila, Philippines. U.S. Army Engineers used pontoon bridges ; Filipinos crossing pontoon bridge pver Pasig River
after all bridges were destroyed by Japanese; smoke still billows from city burned by Japanese.
Philippines. Bringing wounded to hospital ship after landing in Philippines. Many wounded Army Navy men.
Philippines. U.S. Army soldiers dug in to take city of Manila from Japanese.
South Pacific, U.S. Army medics carry wounded out of fighting area.
South Pacific, Soldier guarding American body covered. Killed on duty.
South Pacific, Dead Japanese soldier.
Japanese Surrender, World War II.
Aboard U.S.S. Missouri Battleship, Japanese General signs surrender document as
General Douglas MacArthur looks on.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Emperor Hirohito at Imperial Palace.
Charles R. Restifo, clowning in Japan after Japanese surrender.
