Panning views of Honolulu, Hawaii, from the Punchbowl crater overlooking the city. The camera pans from the East, where Diamond Head can be seen in the distance, and moves toward the South, with the Pacific ocean in the background.The camera stops panning about where the Ilikai hotel on Waikaki Beach comes into view. This process is repeated, again. The camera then reverses, panning back to the East and Northeast. It also repeats this pan again. Finally, a more distant view is seen followed by several fragmentary spurious shots.
A film about places of interest in Hawaii, United States. An Aloha passenger aircraft taking off from an airport in Hawaii. A Hawaiian Airlines passenger aircraft taking off from an airport. A hydrofoil ship underway in the ocean transporting passengers between islands. A beach in Maui. Low-flying aerial view of Lahaina, and view of people on sidewalks and outside shops of Lahaina. Ships underway at sea. Children of Maui smile for camera. Tourists on a beach. A child runs on a porch of a business called Harpooners Lanai with dining and a whaling gift shop.
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, United States during World War II. A Japanese Task Force underway in the Pacific Ocean. Naval guns aboard a ship. Japanese dive bombers aboard aircraft carriers. Crew members get into aircraft. The aircraft take off. The aircraft in a formation flight. They drop bombs at Pearl Harbor. Columns of smoke rise.
A sail boat race competition off the coast of Newport, Rhode Island. Several American yachts in water competing during the preliminary trials for the America's Cup. The yachts sailing in the ocean waters. A British yacht among the yachts. Men on the yachts.
Sinking of Japanese submarines during Operation Road's End in the Pacific Ocean after World War II. Japanese submarine I-400 (I-400, boat 5231) on the surface , off Barber's Point, Oahu, Hawaii. In a test of the Mark 10-3 exploder, the I-400 is seen being struck by three Mark 18-2 electric torpedoes fired from the USS Trumpetfish (SS-425). The torpedoes explode in rapid succession, raising columns of white spray and smoke.
Recovery of a Japanese midget submarine off Pearl Harbor in Ohau, Hawaii. Crew members of USS Current handle cables at the stern to salvage a sunken midget Japanese submarine which participated in the attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II. The cables pass over stern rollers. A stopper being placed on a roller. A diver in water alongside USS Current. Lieutenant Commander Henry Mennard and an SERVPAC (Service Forces Pacific Ocean) salvage officer confer aboard USS Current.
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