The Atlantic Conference aboard HMS Prince of Wales in Newfoundland during World War II. A sailor stands on the bow of the battleship. Sailors near naval guns on the deck. Some men in a dock area. The ship anchored at the dock. The sailors remove a gangplank.
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Newfoundland for the Atlantic Conference during World War II. Sailors wait aboard USS Augusta (CA-31). Officers greet each other. An officer walks up stairs. Franklin D. Roosevelt stands with an officer. The officer greet Franklin D. Roosevelt. Winston Churchill arrives and is greeted by the President. The ship is anchored at a dock. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill seated on the deck. Sailors on the dock.
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Newfoundland for the Atlantic Conference during World War II. Sailors wait aboard USS Augusta (CA-31). They salute as an officer arrives. The sailors salute as Winston Churchill boards the ship. He is greeted by an officer. Officers direct him up the stairs. A cameraman in the foreground.
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Newfoundland for the Atlantic Conference. Franklin D. Roosevelt waits with an officer. Sailors wait aboard USS Augusta (CA-31). The sailors stand in formation. Officers greet each other. The officers talk in groups.
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Newfoundland for the Atlantic Conference. Sailors wait aboard USS Augusta (CA-31). Winston Churchill boards the ship. He is greeted by officers and Franklin D. Roosevelt. President Roosevelt stands with an officer. Rare shot, illuminating his disability, of President Roosevelt, with his cane, being aided by a U.S. Navy officer to carefully walk backward into a different standing position for greeting the boarding dignitaries. He talks with the officer. An officer greets the President. President Roosevelt greets Churchill and both men talk. The sailors salute. Officers stand at attention. They greet each other and talk.
View, from Japanese Seaplane tender/troop carrier, Kamikawa Maru, of several gunboats following behind her during approach to Hong Kong in World War 2. Aichi E13A Japanese float plane (Jake) is partially visible on ship's catapult. Japanese troops assemble on deck of ship and are inspected by officers. A float plane is catapulted. The Japanese troops enter assault boat, carrying rising sun naval ensigns. The float plane taxis past troops in their boat. The troops wave to their shipmates who wave back from the Kamikawa Maru. Assault boats underway with gunboats following. Naval guns firing from twin turret aboard Japanese warship. Heavy guns firing from battleship. Aichi E13A plane overhead. Japanese warships in bay below. Aerial view of smoke rising in Hong Kong from naval barrage and bombing. Japanese troops taking fortified positions, running past barbed wire obstacles, and climbing a steel crane at the port with a sign reading "Babcox and Wilcox Ltd, 5 tons at 30 ft and 2- 1/2 tons at 45 ft ." Smoke billowing in the air as Japanese troops run along a rooftop.Smoke rising from a virtual sea of flames. Scene shifts to later after fires have been extinguished. Senior Japanese officers inspect the state of the port and facilities. Sunken British ship, at pier, in camouflage paint. Surrendered British sailors, and some soldiers, held in a large open square.
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