Aerial view of strafing of Japanese ground targets by a U.S. Army Air Forces fighter in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Smoke columns rise skyward. Tracers being fired through smoke. Three bomb explosions near Japanese ship. Fighter strafes cargo ship. Strafing of coastal cargo ship. Fighter attacks barracks near airstrip.
Aerial view of strafing of Japanese ground targets by a U.S. Army Air Forces fighter in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Fighter strafes Japanese twin-engine bombers on ground. Antiaircraft fire being returned. Strafing attack on small marshaling yard. Fire burns and smoke rises. Large buildings are strafed.
Aerial view of strafing of Japanese ground targets by a U.S. Army Air Forces fighter in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Strafing of small craft tied up to pier. Strafing of small craft which is anchored. Strafing of a ship tied up to pier. Aerial views of Japanese buildings.
U.S. ships under Japanese air attack in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Inside hangar bay of USS Hornet (CV-12). Nose of U.S. Navy F6F Hellcat fighter in the foreground. Two men on stage planting Japanese flags on scoreboard. South Dakota class battleship under Japanese air attack. Japanese planes explode in air. Plane takes off from Hornet.
U.S. ships under Japanese air attack in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Formation of TBM Avenger torpedo bombers. Aerial views of four bomb explosions near Japanese cargo vessel at anchor.
U.S. Army Air Forces fighter strafes Japanese ground targets in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Low strafing runs on Japanese buildings. One building is on fire. Fighter strafes parked Japanese plane. Plane pulls up as bomb explodes.
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