Life of Japanese-American citizens at WRA (War Relocation Authority) internment center in United States during World War II. Shows Japanese-American children playing in a garden. Children have cakes at a table. Nurses caring for small children.
Life of Japanese-American citizens at WRA (War Relocation Authority) internment center in United States during World War II. Life in a barracks building shows Japanese-American family in a room. Woman holding her baby. Man reading. Japanese-American officer trains a Japanese-American soldier at home. Exteriors of barracks showing flowers. Japanese-American children and women in a garden.
Japanese-American nurses serving at a hospital in Ganado, Arizona during World War II. Nurses attend patients in the hospital. Dr. Wing-Yan Tse is seen teaching nurses. Doctors and nurses in an operating theater. A U.S. flag flies.
Testing of U.S. buzz bombs at Dearborn, Michigan. U.S. buzz bombs, duplicates of German V-1 bombs, being produced and fuselage is assembled at Toledo, Ohio. Jet engines are assembled at Dearborn, Michigan. Raymond Blough and Henry Ford II watch the operations. A static test of jet engine of U.S. buzz bombs. Fly-bys of U.S. buzz bombs.
Draftees of U.S. All Volunteer Army fill out forms in the United States. The drafted men fill out forms and show them to an enlisted man instructor. The instructor picks up the forms of the new recruits. The draftees fill out forms. They pick up barracks bags and exit a building.
Draftees of U.S. All Volunteer Army in the United States. The new recruits place barracks bags into a truck. They are in a formation.
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