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The battleship USS Maryland at sea in Pacific Theater. She fires several volleys from her 16 inch guns
The Battleship USS Maryland at sea in the Pacific. Views from aloft on the ship, as she fires her heavy 16 inch guns to starboard. One gun turret rotates aft. (World War II period).
Battleships USS Maryland and USS Colorado at sea in Pacific Theater during World War II
Practicing for the invasion of Tarawa. Stern view of the battleship USS Maryland, BB-46. Secondary armament of the battleship USS Colorado, BB-45; top tier, 5-inch/25 guns mounted in turrets and the bottom tier, firing, are 5-inch/51 guns mounted in casemate.
Battleships USS Colorado and USS Maryland in column with other ships at sea in Pacific during World War II.
Column of U.S. ships at sea in Pacific Theater during World War 2. Battleship ahead is the USS Maryland, BB-46, ahead of her are three destroyers. Sailors on the USS Colorado (BB-45) stand near 5 inch/25 caliber gun position during practice firing.
Gun crews fire USS Colorado's 20mm and 40mm antiaircraft guns at sea in Pacific theater
Light signals are seen from a battleship abeam. Aboard the battleship USS Colorado, gun crews fire 20mm and 40mm antiaircraft guns. (World War II period).
U.S. Fifth Fleet commanded by Vice Admiral Spruance, and U.S. 10th Army, commanded by Lieutenant General Buckner, at Okinawa.
Animation depicts Okinawa in relation to Japan,China,Formosa, and Iwo Jima. U.S. landing ships carry troops who make unopposed landings on Hagushi beach, U.S. troops seen pouring ashore. Okinawa. Lieutenant General Simon Bolivar Buckner and Vice Admiral Raymond A. Spruance seen looking through binoculars on the deck of the amphibious Flag Ship. U.S. troops move inland from the beachhead. Troops bringing bulldozers. U.S. Army infantry of the 24th Corps engage Japanese defenders. Japanese bunkers and fortifications seen. U.S. battleships and other ships of the line begin intense bombardment of the Japanese positions. U.S. army artillery fire large howitzers. U.S. tanks attack Japanese fortifications and suffer counter fire. Troop movements impeded by rain and mud. Ammunition ships seen having difficulty on congested beachhead. Animation shows how naval gunfire could successfully strike Japanese fortified positions because of flat trajectory. (World War II period).
U.S. naval heavy gunfire supporting invasion of Okinawa, Japan, during world War II.
Animation showing disposition and range of Naval Gunfire supporting the U.S. invasion of Okinawa, in World War II. At times 00:25 battleship USS New York, BB-34, and at time 00:33 foreground, heavy cruiser USS Salt Lake City, CA-25; directly behind CA-25 is the battleship USS New York, BB-34; to the right is the battleship USS Nevada, BB-36; to the left is the battleship . all fire heavy guns at Okinawa, Japan. A floating Japanese mine is seen. A Japanese suicide boat. U.S. troops stand by a Japanese suicide "Baka" rocket propelled bomb sitting on a wooden frame. Views of Japanese Kamikaze planes being shot down by U.S. naval antiaircraft fire, at time 00:38 is a Cleveland Class light cruiser firing its forward 6-inch triple mount guns; and time 00:59 to 01:04 a kamikaze flies past the battleship USS Colorado, BB-45 ( in Measure 33/3D camouflage) and past an Astoria Class heavy cruiser. It then explodes on the starboard aft quarter of the USS Idaho, BB-42.
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