German prisoners in the United States during World War 2. The POW squad marches to work area. The prisoners are followed by American guards and a jeep. American guards on jeep. A sign reads 'Prisoners of War do not cut convoy'. The Prisoners of War march into the camp. The American guard counts them. The guard checks the prisoners.
German prisoners wait in mess hall at a camp in United States. The German prisoners stand aligned in front of a mess hall. The prisoners are served with food. They sit on the tables and eat. A table with glasses of water and spoons. (World War II period).
A German Prisoners of War camp in the United States during World War 2. The prisoners write letters and purchase cigarettes. The German Prisoners of War (POW) write letters. The letters are delivered to the U.S. Captain. The letters are given one by one. American soldier stands next to the Captain. Prisoner purchases cigarettes with special stamps.
The German Prisoners of War march into their barracks at a camp in the United States during World War 2. German POW stand in a squad. American soldier speaks to them. American guard keeps a check on them. The prisoners march into their barracks. Beds with folded mattress and luggage.
B-29 Superfortress sets new distance record. B-29 Superfortress aircraft lands at Washington DC's Bolling Field (Anacostia). Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial visible in distance. The B-29 had completed a 35 hour trip from Guam, for 8198 miles, completing a new distance record by implementing new cruise control techniques. Colonel Clarence S. Irvine and crew members get off the plane. General Henry Arnold ("Hap" Arnold), Army Air Force Commander congratulates Colonel Irvine and crew members. People crowd near the aircraft. General Arnold pins the Distinguished Flying Cross medal on the Captain and crew members.
Japanese citizens after renouncing American citizenship deported from America in World War II. Japanese men and women get off from the bus. Men and women on a port in Seattle, Washington. Japanese men and women leave for their homeland. American soldiers check their luggage. Japanese men and women along with their children. They are joined by Japanese diplomats arrested by Allied forces in Europe. People of Japan including Japanese Ambassador to Germany Baron Hiroshi Ćshima embark the ship. American soldiers stand on port.
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