Destroyed Japanese Navy landing ship No. 159 in Ormoc Bay, Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery and Major General Colin Muir Barber inspecting the 15th Scottish Division, 12 Dec 1944. At 6-feet, 9-inches, Barber was considered the tallest officer in the British Army.USS Langley underway off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944USS North Carolina in heavy seas as seen from USS Ticonderoga, off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944
Destroyed Japanese Navy landing ship No. 159 in Ormoc Bay, Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery and Major General Colin Muir Barber inspecting the 15th Scottish Division, 12 Dec 1944. At 6-feet, 9-inches, Barber was considered the tallest officer in the British Army.USS Langley underway off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944USS North Carolina in heavy seas as seen from USS Ticonderoga, off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944
USS North Carolina in heavy seas, off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944, photo 1 of 2USS North Carolina in heavy seas, off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944, photo 2 of 2Wreckage of B-17 bomber
USS North Carolina in heavy seas, off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944, photo 1 of 2USS North Carolina in heavy seas, off the Philippine Islands, 12 Dec 1944, photo 2 of 2Wreckage of B-17 bomber 'Devil's Own' at RAF Debach, England, United Kingdom, 12 Dec 1944


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