Gilbert Islands

The Gilbert Islands were the first step in this chain.

In this case around two hundred miles west and a touch north of the Gilbert Islands.

Christian missionaries from the Gilbert Islands also arrived at the island in 1888.

She followed her husband to the Gilbert Islands like most of the missionary wives.

They operated from that island during the invasion of the Gilbert Islands.

From there, regular service was provided to all 16 domestic airports in the Gilbert Islands.

On a recon mission in the Gilbert islands, he runs into yet another of the 13th squadron who is still shot down.

She set sail on 28 December for the Gilbert Islands.

American aircraft carriers depart the Gilbert Islands area before the end of the month.

She departed four days later on an escort voyage to the Gilbert Islands.

Her last report was from Funafuti, in the Gilbert Islands.

It encompasses the atoll of the same name in the Gilbert Islands.

In early November, she joined the Gilbert Islands invasion force.

On 30 December, she returned to sea, bound for the Gilbert Islands.

Tamana is the smallest island in the Gilbert Islands.

On 13 November, she departed to participate in the Gilbert Islands operation.

From this base she conducted combat salvage operations supporting the Gilbert Islands invasion.

Kiribati used to be called the Gilbert Islands.

Marakei is a small atoll in the North Gilbert Islands.

Japanese aircraft attack American ships east of the Gilbert Islands, scoring no hits.

Most live in the Gilbert Islands.

Upon arrival, the dock landing ship conducted several rehearsals for the upcoming invasion of the Gilbert Islands.

It is the most fertile of the Gilbert Islands, with relatively good soils (for an atoll) and high rainfall.

Gilbert Islands received three battle stars for her World War II service.

He worked as the delegate of the Hawaiian Board to the Gilbert Islands.