Here are two news clips taken from the production in Melbourne.

Here are some pictures taken from the set, however, these are not new. They were posted elsewhere on the web a few months ago, but I thought I’d post a link here in case you haven’t seen them. The level of detail in the costumes and makeup are incredible! Click here to view.

We have received 2 new photos taken from the set of “The Pacific” at Melbourne. Both photos show the skills of the make-up artists and the level of detail for the injuries that some of the soldiers will show in the film. You can view the other photo in our new Pacific photo gallery. Do you have a picture you’d like to submit? Go ahead and contact us and we’ll post it up!

For those looking for even more news and photos from the film, head on over to this website. It contains a nice collection of photos and information about the series. Well worth a look.

New Photos from the set have been posted by a member in our forum. To see them, click here.

Hey folks,

Sorry for the long delay in getting this website updated. We are back in action. The tv series is coming and it needs a working fansite! Stick around, we’ll be updating the website in the coming days. Yea, I know…the forum is broken, too. As Gunny would say, “get ‘er din, Maggot!”

A picture taken from the set of “The Pacific” was recently posted on a messageboard. Check out the picture here! It’s a great shot.

New pictures from the set have been posted in our forum . Also, you can see a few more pics by going to this link and looking through someone’s personal photos taken from the set:)

For the military vehicle history buffs out there, you can check out some restoration pictures of an LVT “Alligator” that is being restored for “The Pacific” HBO series by going to this link.

The Marion Military Institute, where Marine Eugene Sledge attended school, will be shown in the film. Some key areas of the Institute such as the chapel will be rebuilt in Australia (the real location is in Alabama) and used for some key scenes showing Sledge in his early years at the nation’s oldest military junior college. More about this story here.