United States Navy loads war materiel aboard an LST,in the Pacific theater, during World War II. A four wheeled trailer, artillery and equipment hoisted by a crane aboard an LST(Landing Ship Tank) at the loading dock. Artillery gun raised at the dock as men assist. A soldier stands on a ship and watches the dock area. An operator in the control room of a ship. Other ships and group of marines on the deck.
A documentary titled 'He Has Seen War' depicts life of U.S. armed forces soldiers under very difficult conditions during World War 2. Massive large columns of U.S. Army soldiers marching in formation. Wounded and dead soldiers during the World War II. A number of corpses kept under the open sky during the war. Soldiers march in dense wooded areas, in muddy roads and paths, and in dry deserts during various missions carrying their weapons. Tanks and armored vehicles march on roads of ruined villages. U.S. Army soldiers relax, smoke, and eat meal rations during the war. Soldiers stepping up to a pot with steaming drink or soup. African American soldiers wash their feet in a stream. Soldier sits on ground in a rainstorm, smoking a cigarette and reading a wet letter or map.
An accident at the West Loch ammo pier in Pearl Harbor destroyed six LSTs on May 21, 1944, during World War 2. Immense smoke arises from the burning ships. Men file on muddy roads. A pile of shrapnel on the ground. A partly sunk Landing Ship Tank (LST) burning in the water and a DUKW sails out of its bow doors. Two LSTs burning fiercely give outdoor immense clouds of smoke. A fireboat approaches and sprays water on them. Sailors rush to put out fire at the harbor.
LST destroyed when an explosion occured while loading ammo at the West Loch in Pearl Harbor during World War 2. A partly sunk Landing Ship Tank (LST) burning in the water and water jets are sprayed on it. Other ships and vessels at the harbor. Firemen run with water hoses and spray water on a fiercely burning LST. Officers in a Landing Vehicle Tracked in the water near a burning LST.
Hearings of Senate Watergate Committee on the Watergate scandal in Washington DC. Richard A. Moore, Special White House Counsel, testifies before the committee chaired by Senator Sam Ervin. The Assistant Chief Counsel Terry Lenzner questions Moore. Subjects discussed include White House meetings as Linzner attempts to show that Moore knew more than he claimed to know. Moore stuck to his story that Nixon knew nothing about the Watergate cover-up until John Dean told him about it. The chairman Sam Ervin thanks counsel Moore and declares a recess. News anchor Douglas Kiker reports about the committee hearings.
Hearings of the Senate Watergate Committee on the Watergate scandal in Washington DC. Testimony of Alexander Butterfield, former White House aide. Butterfield at the caucus room where the hearings take place. Chairman Senator Sam Ervin makes Butterfield take an oath. He takes the oath and introduces himself to the committee. Chief counsel Samuel Dash and minority counsel Fred Thompson question Butterfield. Butterfield details his tenure in the White House during Nixon administration.
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