- Photo 1 - Small boat approaches Anatahan (Northern Marianas) in June, 1950, prior to surrender of Japanese hold-out group from World War II. (N-1993.01).
- Photo 2 - Kazuko Higa, the lone woman on Anatahan, the day of her surrender, June, 1950. (N-1993.02).
- Photo 3 - Kazuko Higa poses with part of "rescue party" at Anatahan anchorage. Far right: Lt. Commander James Johnson. (N-34A/34B).
- Photo 4 - Kazuko Higa sees another woman for the first time in six years at Charlie Dock, Saipan, June 1950. Woman on right is Elouise Johnson, wife of Deputy Civil Administrator, Saipan. ( N-1993.04).
- Photo 5 - Junji Inoue, the day of his surrender at Anatahan, June, 1951. (N-1993.05).
- Photo 6 - Junji Inoue reads document urging his compatriots to surrender. Scene aboard M.V. Cocopa, Anatahan, June 1951.
- Photo 7 - Junji Inoue's personal implements. Note fiber zoris, coconut husk hat, knives fashioned from B-29 wreckage. (N-1993.07).
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