Francais
Deutsch
Italiano
Refine Your Search
Uss stock footage and images
- Showing 2695 to 2700 of 2825 results
more
Hide
Lookouts watch through binoculars from the conning tower of a submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean.
USS Skate (SS-305) underway in the Pacific Ocean. An officer aboard a submarine underway. Submarine in squadron formation on the surface. A Consolidated PBY Catalina flying boat aircraft in flight overhead. Lookouts stand at the conning tower. They watch through binoculars. Flags fly atop flag poles aboard the submarine.
Rescue of a flier in a life raft underway in the Pacific Ocean.
USS Balao underway in the Pacific Ocean. Bow of the submarine. United States Army Air Forces B-29 Superfortress airplane flying overhead. Rescue of a flier. The flier aboard a life raft arrives near the submarine. He is taken aboard the submarine. He meets and discusses with the crew.
U.S. Navy F6F Hellcat and SB2C Helldiver in flight over the Pacific Ocean.
USS Balao underway in the Pacific Ocean. The submarine underway. Bow of the submarine. U.S. Navy F6F Hellcat in flight. U.S. Navy SB2C Helldiver ditching and landing. Men standing on the bow of submarine. Submarine approaching men on life raft from SB2C. Men taken aboard the submarine. They discuss. F6F airplane in flight. Lookout aboard the submarine.
The Dutch submarine O 19 stranded on Ladd Reef in the South China Sea, near the end of World War II
Low altitude aerial views from an aircraft circling the Dutch submarine, O 19, stranded on Ladd Reef, in the South China Sea, with bow raised high above water and stern submerged. Note: According to Klaas van der Veen,of the Netherlands, whose father was second in command on the O 19, the boat went aground while on the way to Subic Bay, Phillipines, on July 8, 1945 (July 7th East of the International Date Line). After three days trying to free the O 19 using full reverse power at high tide, blowing air, firing torpedoes, and jettisoning ballast, the crew was rescued by the U.S. submarine, USS Cod, which torpedoed the O 19, after all critical equipment had been removed.
Carlson's Raiders board trucks to take them to their quarters upon their return to Pearl Harbor after their Makin Raid in World War II
Members of the U.S. Marine Corps 2nd Raider Battalion (Carlson's Raiders) on a pier at Pearl Harbor after returning aboard the USS Argonaut, following their famous Makin Raid in World War 2. They climb aboard large open trucks that drive them off the pier and on to the base. They wave as their trucks drive away
Carlson's Raiders are welcomed on their return to Pearl Harbor after their famous Makin Raid in World War II
Return to the United States of Marines from 2nd Raider Battalion, known as "Carlson's Raiders" (led by Lieutenant Colonel Evans F. Carlson). They arrive at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, aboard the submarine, USS Argonaut (SS-166) after completing their famous Makin Island raid in August,1942, during World War 2. Inserted view of surfaced submarine, as it fires its deck gun. Distant smoke arises in the sea from a burning ship. Scene shifts back, to Hawaii, again, as the Argonaut arrives at a pier in Pearl Harbor. Admiral Chester Nimitz boards the submarine and shakes hands with Lieutenant Commander John R. Pierce, USN, Commanding Officer of the Argonaut. Major James Roosevelt, USMCR, Executive Officer, Second Raider Battalion (the President's son) salutes Nimitz, who then shakes hands with him. View of stacked arms and equipment of the Marines on the boat's deck. Sailors transport a wounded Marine on a litter. The rest of the marines begin to step from the Argonaut, to the pier, and walk past a military honor guard with rifles, at parade rest.
