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Filipinos attending different sports contests in the Philippines.
Sports activities of Filipino people in the Philippines during World War II. Filipinos gather outside the Rizal Memorial Coliseum (Ocampo St, Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila) in Manila, Philippines. Different sports activities of Filipino people. Filipino professional players compete during a baseball competition in Manila. Young indigenous Igorot teenagers play baseball in the Cordilleras Region. Participants swim in a pool during a swimming contest. People gather for a horse-racing contest. They watch the horses and cheer. Filipino men playing Sepak Takraw, also known as kick volleyball. Igorot men engage in amateur boxing outdoors. An American G.I. acts as a commentator during the match. Boys compete in amateur boxing. Filipino boxer Ceferino Garcia participates in a boxing contest. Billboards of American brands such as Chesterfield, Texaco, Camel and Socony to Baguio City. A gas station sign showing the distance to various cities in Northern Philippines.
Characteristics and names by which tropical cyclones are known in different places is discussed in the United States.
A documentary in the United States on occurrence of tropical cyclones. A rubbled area after being hit by a tropical cyclone. Soldiers carrying a dead body on a stretcher. Cyclones are known by different names based on their geographical locations. Animation depicts names of cyclones in different areas with the help of a map. In the Western Pacific they are known as typhoons. They are known as Baguio in the Philippines. They are called cyclones in the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal. In Australia they are called Willy-Willy. A cyclone is called a hurricane in the Eastern Pacific, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. Characteristics of tropical cyclones. Counter clockwise wind flow at the time of a cyclone. The pressure when the tropical cyclone approaches. The eye of the tropical cyclone may be very small or very large in diameter. The strongest winds around an eye average from 90-150 knots. The storm is divided into semicircles for orientation. The right semicircle is considered to be the most dangerous semicircle because of its stronger wind. The left is considered to be relatively less dangerous because of somewhat weaker winds. A demonstration is done by considering ships stuck in both the parts. The ship stuck in the right semicircle revolving in the area. The ship stuck in the left one arrives towards the end and comes out of the storm. Ships underway at sea during a storm. Clouds in the sky. Rain begins to fall. A man checking a parametric center. Animation shows a ship arriving towards the storm center. The ship's radar used to locate the ship's location.
Filipinos at work and their cultural life in the Philippines.
A film about customs and culture of the Philippines. A Filipino gardener at work. A fisherman catches fish. A couple eats dinner. People eat and talk at Baguio fiesta. Filipinos at work in an office. A Filipino shakes hands with an American at a tennis court. An American family takes dinner. Guards at a monument. Picture of soldiers during the Spanish American War. Statues in the Philippines.
Various social and cultural aspects of the Philippines contrasted to the United States.
A film about customs and culture of the Philippines in contrast to the American culture. An African American visitor crosses a busy road. African American refuses an iterant vendor selling shirts. An African American visitor lying in a bed as he reads a magazine. Filipino women talk at a park in Baguio City. Civilians milling about on a street. A Filipino woman walking on the street. A car enters through the gates of a building. A Filipino security guard stands outside Makati Supermarket. Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company (Metrobank) building. Cars and buildings in Makati City. A Filipino man with a pistol walks down a street. Clothes on display on street shops. A news headline about the Huks (Hukbong Bayan Laban sa Hapon). An American man reads a Manila Times newspaper. Filipinos demonstrate on a street. A Filipino woman smiles and claps along with friends. Filipinos perform a Tinikling bamboo dance as others look on.
U.S. soldiers get letters from home and read them in Philippines during World War II.
U.S. troops in Philippines during World War II. Two U.S. soldiers seated on a mountain terrain. U.S. troops walk in Baguio trail. Soldiers march in line. U.S. soldiers get letters from home. Soldiers read letters.
