USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, United States. U.S. 14th Naval District band on one of the keys to left of the memorial. Crowd on the beach in the background. Ship's company manning rail during services. Men at quarters on board USS Buchanan. Colors at half mast on memorial. Wreaths being dropped from memorial to water by Navy and Marine personnel. Band on one key, spectators on beach in the background. Marine rifle squad on platform built over the memorial. Sailors in ranks on the deck, looking towards memorial during services. Memorial during dedication with colors at half-mast. People seated aboard the Arizona Memorial.
USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl harbor in Hawaii, U.S. Memorial during dedication. Guests aboard the memorial. Two staff officers salute as they face band on key. Guests stand before their chains on memorial. Officers and guests seated during services. Guests leave their chairs after services. Colors at half mast. Several wreaths hang from railing on Arizona Memorial. Wreaths hang from railings, another wreath floats over top of sunken Arizona. Some sections of Arizona above water. Ford Island ferry moves away from the memorial.
USS Arizona memorial at Pearl harbor in Hawaii, U.S. Memorial during dedication. USS Buchanan at anchor. Crew at quarters. U.S. Admiral Harry Felt arrives in a barge to the memorial. U.S. Navy Douglas A-4 Skyhawk flying in formation. Colors at half mast, officers and guests aboard the memorial. Parts of Arizona seen on water in the foreground. Officers and guests aboard the memorial as dedication address is being given by Congressional representative Olin E Teague.
USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl harbor in Hawaii, U.S. U.S. Marine and Navy enlisted man casting flowers upon water next to the memorial. Flag at half mast. U.S. Marine Corps Honor Guard on platform next to the memorial, firing rifle volleys. Bugler blowing taps while rest of the band stands at attention.
The war crimes trial in Tokyo, Japan after World War II. Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo answers the questions during the trial. U.S. Major General P.J. Mueller, Chief of Staff and party seated in the court room. Tojo being cross examined about sending of troops into French Indochina. Tojo states that the Indo China problem was discussed in a message from President Roosevelt to the Emperor. In answer as to when troops were sent there, he says around 20 September 1940 and this was done after arrangements had been made with the Vichy Government of France.
The war crimes trial in Tokyo, Japan after World War II. Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo answers questions put up by the U.S. government. Officials seated in the court room. The U.S. government and the high command decisions on the Japanese-American negotiations. Discussion about the proposals given to Japan.
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