In 1998, James Fee traveled to Peleliu Island and photographed remnants of the World War II battles that still remained on the island, such as rusted and overgrown tanks, roads, and the tip of a sunken Japanese fighter plane.
In 1998, James Fee journeyed to Peleliu Island and captured images of World War II battle remnants still visible on the island, including rusted and overgrown tanks, roads, and the tip of a sunken Japanese fighter plane.