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Guerilla troops on the Malabang beach, and the LST (Landing Ship, Tank) with troops, during Malabang mission in Philippines.
U.S. Army attack mission over Malabang in Philippines Island. Guerilla troops on the beach. A few of them smoking. The troops, holding guns in their hands, walk towards the LST (Landing Ship, Tank). The troops beside the LST. The military vehicles and equipment aboard an LST. Troops aboard the LST. The LST moves into the shore. (World War II period).
Bombs dropped by a U.S. B-25 Mitchell aircraft explode in Malabang, Philippines Island during World War II.
A U.S. Army Air Forces B-25 Mitchell aircraft dive bombs on Malabang during the attack mission in Lanao del Sur Province in Philippines Island in World War II. B-25 Mitchell aircraft dive bombs on target areas in Malabang in Lanao del Sur Province. The bombs being dropped by the aircraft explode and black smoke rises into the air over the fields. The aircraft in flight. A few soldiers near a radio jeep on the field. Lieutenant Kaudson briefs a few soldiers near the radio jeep for the next mission. Lieutenant Kaudson calls the command post on talkie. Soldiers with a guerrilla officer on the field. Bombs dropped by the B-25 aircraft explode. Thick black smoke rise into the air. The aircraft in flight in the sky.
B-25 aircraft dive bombing, and A-24s take off from a field in Lanao del Sur Province during Malabang mission in Philippines.
U.S. Army attack mission over Malabang in Lanao del Sur Province in Philippines Island. A B-25 aircraft in flight over an area in Lanao del Sur Province. Bombs being dropped by the aircraft on target areas in the region. Smoke rises from explosions. Another B-25 in flight. The aircraft dive bombing on target areas. Bombs explode and smoke rises from the bombed areas. Aerial views of the town area of Malabang. An A-24 aircraft comes in for landing on the field. The aircraft lands on the field. Another A-24 aircraft lands on the field. (World War II period).
Captain Kellet, Captain Jarnigan and Sgt. Albert Miller during the attack mission over Malabang in Philippines Island.
U.S. Army attack mission over Malabang in Lanao del Sur Province in Philippines Island. The U.S. Army units on a field. U.S. Army Captain Kellet, standing near an army jeep, radioing pilots on bombing targets. Soldiers stand beside the Captain. Sgt. Albert S Miller sitting on an army jeep and passing information to the radio jeep on the walkie-talkie. Captain Jarnigan briefing the pilots on the bombing areas, showing them the locations on a map spread out on the front of the jeep. The pilots gather around and look at the map. A-24 taking off from the field. Another A-24 taking off. A vessel in the ocean. (World War II period).
Bombs dropped by U.S. aircraft on target areas in Lanao del Sur Province during the Malabang mission in Philippines Island.
U.S. Army attack mission over Malabang in Lanao del Sur Province in Philippines Island. A vessel in the ocean. Part of an aircraft seen. The shoreline visible. An aircraft in flight over the water body. Bombs being dropped by the aircraft on target areas along the shore line in Lanao del Sur Province. Explosions and smoke rise from the bombed areas. Smoke rises into the air. More bombs being dropped on target areas away from the shoreline. Smoke rises from the bombings. Smoke mushrooms into the air from the bombed areas . Part of an aircraft seen. (World War II period).
U.S. pilots briefed, and A-24 aircraft take off from a field in Lanao del Sur Province during Malabang mission in Philippines.
U.S. Army attack mission over Malabang in Lanao del Sur Province in Philippines Island. The pilots being briefed by the captain on bombing. The group of pilots on the field. A few soldiers standing in the background beside the army jeep. An A-24 aircraft takes off from the field. The number '405' written on the tail of the aircraft. Two other A-24s take off from the field. The numbers '406' and '402' written on the tails of the aircraft. (World War II period).
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