Prviately printed, 1946. Oblong 8vo. Steel spiral-bound with stiff grey wrappers, stamped in red and blue. Twenty-five gelatin silver prints with four images per page and with 27 leaves of text; four leaves of text and one of photos detached.

Contains 100 captioned black-and-white photographs, each 3 x 4 in. (7.6 x 10.2cm), documenting the U.S. naval presence in the Pacific during World War II. The photographs were taken by Sam C. Pappas and others, and include images of invasions, bombings, the Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missouri, and a Japanese propaganda photo of an attack force on its way to bomb Pearl Harbor.