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The lookouts recognition a Japanese suicide aircraft and being fired from ships in Okinawa, Japan.
The U.S. forces combat the Japanese kamikaze suicide plane attacks in Okinawa, Japan during World War II. The suicide planes attack a ship at sea. A U.S. lookout watches through a binocular. The lookouts being given recognition training. A lookout observes through a binocular from the deck of a ship. A ship being attacked. Lookouts stand on the ship deck . Artillery being fired from gun barrel. Soldiers climb on the naval gun. The inclination of the gun barrel being adjusted. The U.S. ships at sea. The animation depicts the fire distribution of the ships on the suicide planes. The naval guns fire on the suicide planes. The aircraft catches fire and falls into the sea. Soldiers at the naval gun. animation depicts the course of formation of the ships to hit the target.
U.S. Army men attack Japanese ground installations, ships and aircraft in Truk.
U.S. Army men attack Japanese fortifications in Truk during World war II. U.S. aircraft on an aircraft carrier in the Pacific Ocean. An aerial view of Japanese ground installations. Japanese aircraft are attacked. An aircraft descends as it catches fire. An aerial view of Japanese ground installations being bombed. Japanese ships explode. A U.S. aircraft with a damaged wheel lands. The injured pilot is carried on a stretcher.
U.S. Navy observation planes being recovered and launched from a battleship during Saipan campaign in World War II
Views from a Tennessee class Battleship during the U.S. Navy bombardment of Saipan in World War 2. An OS2U Kingfisher observation floatplane lands in the slick astern the battleship and taxis to a recovery mat. A sailor flagman signals for the catapulting of a Kingfisher, which is seen as it launches from the battleship. One of the ship's 14-inch gun barrels is seen above the catapult rail.
U.S. troops bivouaced on Guam during Marianas campaign of World War II
AUS troops bivouaced on Guam, during World War 2. American soldiers walk across a rough camp area. About a dozen soldiers relax under a makeshift tarpaulin lean to shelter. views of hills above U.S. troop positions. Several fallen Japanese soldiers lying in grass. A U.S. soldier patrols through underbrush for any hidden Japanese soldiers. Black smoke rises in distance and slowly spreads over the area.
U.S. troops getting established on Guam during Marianas campaign of World War II
What appear to be a damaged Landing Vehicle Tracked (LVT) and several damaged DUKW amphibious vehicles at the shore of Guam, after invasion by U.S. troops in World War 2. Burned bodies of Japanese soldiers in their fortifications. U.S. troops make their way through mud. U.S. Army Jeeps and trucks move across the scene. View from camera carried in back of a jeep bouncing in muddy ruts. Some building materials seen laid out on ground.
Lieutenant General Walter Krueger arrives with staff at the parade grounds in San Fernando in Luzon, Philippines (WW2)
United States Sixth Army Rangers in San Fernando, La Union, Philippines during World War II. U.S. Army Lieutenant General Walter Krueger and staff arrive at parade grounds. Other men standing in far background. A flag fluttering from a flagpole. Lt. Gen Krueger and the staff salute. He awards the Sixth Army Rangers.
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