Pictures from the previous and current activity Saipan

American helmet and skull. The remians were turned over to JPAC by FeDex, and identified William Yawney, who died on July 7th 1944.

Remains of William Carneal, who died on July 7th 1944.

A pair of dog tags of William Carneal.

Carneal

A commander from Navy Base in Guam came to check the remains of Carneal.

Remains of Richard Bean, who died on July 7th 1944, were found with a pair of dog tag.

A pair of dog tags of Bernard Gavrin, who died on July 7th 1944.

The remains of Gavrine were found very deep in the soil.

American Army knife was found with some human bones. The remains are supposed to be at the lab of JPAC/DPAA in Hawaii today.

Backhoe operation to dig trenches.

A group of volunteers recovering the remains.

Human remains with the helmet.

American and Japanese ammunitions were found.

Poncho is an evidence that the American soldier was here on the night of July 7th.

Pinapple - American handgranade.

Some remnant of radio system.

Red flags were located where the human bones were found.

During the rainy season, pouring rain quickly fills up the trenches.

Volunteers are recovering the human bones.

Human bones and American boots, believed to be the remains of USMC.

WWII remains found in the sand.

Backhoe operation is carefully monitored by the volunteers.

Unused Carbin bullet.

Volunteers are recovering the human remains and artifacts.