Marine Corps Gliders in Flight Parris Island May 1942

Marine Corps gliders fly over Parris Island, South Carolina, in May 1942. During World War II, these gliders played a crucial role in troop transport and logistical support. Parris Island served as a key training facility for U.S. Marines, preparing them for various combat scenarios. Gliders allowed for silent landings, enabling surprise operations.

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