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- Jack Conklin, Harold and Dick Moss, Saipan 1944
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- Harold and Jack Conklin, Saipan 1944
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- Interned Japanese civilians, Saipan 1944
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- Harold and Dick Moss, Saipan 1944
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- Jack Conklin and Harold, Saipan, 1944
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- Jack Conklin and Harold, Saipan 1944
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- Saipan money, 1944
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- Harold and Jack Conklin, Saipan 1944
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- Jack Conklin, Dick, and Harold (right), Saipan 1944
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- Harold and Jack Conklin, Saipan, July 1944
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- Harold and Dick Moss, Saipan 1944
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- Discovering Japanese guns, stamped Passed, Examined in the Field, Joint Intelligence, Saipan, 1944
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- Dick Moss, Saipan 1944
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- Japanese garden, Saipan, 1944
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- Frankie Erro and Cliff Blount, Saipan 1944
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- The community well for interned Japanese civilians on Saipan, 1944
My father is John Conklin, 1921-2004. I am so touched to see these. He was such a close friend of Harold’s and they were great friends in Minatare, NE. I remember hearing about Harold throughout Dad’s life. Harold would have been friends with my mother Betty Sue as well, she and dad met when they were 6 and 7 years old. I have a wonderful photo Dad took probably a selfie, or maybe Harold took it of Dad in Saipan, with a sign reading: “Beneath these portholes pass the fastest men in the world.”