Filipino civilians greet United States Army troops upon their return to the Philippines during World War II. A convoy of LSM (Landing Ship Medium) underway at sea. Allied troops come out of the cargo door of LSM and walk towards the beach. Filipino civilian boys greet the soldiers at beachhead. Filipino boy flashing the “V-sign” (“Peace sign”). A Filipino young man shows fifty centavos Japanese occupation money (Japanese government-issued Philippine peso or “Mickey Mouse” money). The young man tears the money and throws it away. A Marine puts bandage on an injured Filipino boy's back and face. (World War II period).
A convoy of LSM (Landing Ship Medium) underway at sea in the Philippines. Allied troops aboard small boats. They advance towards beachhead. The troops come from ships to the beach in small boats. (World War II period).
Filipino civilians greet Allied invasion troops in Manila, Philippines. United States Army troops and Filipino guerrilla soldiers aboard small boats. They advance towards beachhead. The troops walk on the street with Filipino children welcoming them. A Filipino woman waves the American flag. A man drives a horse drawn Kalesa on the street. Damaged buildings in the background. Filipino boys hoist American flag on a building. Soldiers drive an army Jeep on a road. (World War II period).
Filipino civilians greet United States Army troops upon their return to the Philippines during World War II. A Filipino man digs a hole on the beachhead while a soldier looks on. A soldier raises his gun. Young Filipino boys walking on the beach. The boys salute American soldiers. The boys smiling. Filipino women and girls smiling and flashing the “V-sign” (or “Peace sign”). A Filipino man and an Allied soldier drink coconut water. Filipino women waving. Soldiers pass candy and cigarettes o the locals. The troops in an army jeep. (World War II period).
Film 'Sunset in the Pacific' shows United States Marine Corps photographers taking pictures and filming motion pictures in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Night view of a huge explosion. Two photographers shoot still pictures from behind a rock. Marines advance on beachhead. Combat cameraman with a 35 mm movie camera crawls over ground and into a trench. Flood waters flow through a valley, smashing into homes and shacks. Photographers shoot stills with speed graphic. Movie studio camera operator using 35mm motion picture film camera on platform or boom to capture motion picture film images of a American Legion Parade in New York City. Legionaries march with the American flag in hand. Two camera operators film couples dancing in a ballroom, on what appears to be a Hollywood movie set. Band plays in the background. Sailor watches as chief photographer explains working of 35mm movie camera.
United States Marine Corp photographers take pictures and film surroundings in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Bomb damaged church with its broken bell. Native boy feeds a pig. Native women look at the destroyed church. Photographer speaks with native children and shows them his still camera. He takes pictures of young native women. Women wash clothes outside straw huts. American flag on a pole in the foreground.
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