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Liberated American prisoners of war discuss amongst themselves in a field in Philippines.
Liberated American prisoners of war in Philippines in World War 2. Men discussing. A man writes on a paper. Few men sit near a hay stack. Some men sit on a wheel cart. A medic stands along with the men. A man walks holding crutches. Other man eat food. A plane in flight over the field.
Liberated American airmen cook, work, and exercise at German prison camp near Moosburg, Germany
Liberated American airmen at Stalag 7A German prison camp near Moosburg, Germany. Airmen as they lounge on bales on hay. Tents in the background. Men cook food over improvised stove. Airman stands near refuse pit. Makeshift tent and homemade oven as airmen cook. Men work, cook, and exercise in a camp. Airman with patch over his right eye. Bunker outside prison camp. (World War II period).
U.S. prisoners of war rescued in the Philippines and returning home to the United States at end of World War 2
Families at harbor waiting for the troop transport ships. United States soldiers and liberated prisoners of war on ship. San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and harbor in background with Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill. Troop ships arrive and crowd cheers. Japanese soldiers bonzai cheer and Japanese forces bomb and take control of Corregidor. Japanese planes bombing. Ambulance carries wounded. United States soldier loses his arm during a Japanese aerial attack on Corregidor. General Wainwright surrendering in Corregidor in May 1942. United States flag lowered by Japanese and Japanese flag is hoisted. Wreckage of bombed U.S. facilites. Japanese propaganda film showing care for wounded American soldiers on hospital beds. Prisoners eat food. Wounded American soldiers walk with crutches on the grounds of the prison camp. Bataan Death March of the emaciated prisoners. American military prisoners at Cabanatuan labor and sleep on open air bunks. Scene of U.S. Army training early in World War 2 with troops in a field setting a machine gun emplacement to fire at rolling trucks relabeled as "Tank". Japanese propaganda newsreels showing Japanese military success in Philippines and Japanese forces in the Aleutian Islands. Aerial view formation of U.S. Army Air Force B-25 bombers in the sky. Aerial side view of American bomber aircraft and bombs away view. Navy bombing from ships. General MacArthur returns to Philippines and wades ashore. Philippine guerrillas and U.S. troops in battle to retake Philippines. U.S. prisoners of war liberated and freed and at 92nd Evacuation Hospital Cebu. Released prisoners on ships to America. WAC women hand out mail. Soldiers write telegram wires announcing arrival. Ship docks in San Francisco. Prisoners reunite with happy families and crowds on streets cheer their arrival. Soldiers and civilians walk on Market Street in San Francisco. Welcome home parade for San Francisco soldiers during WWII. Soldiers waving from buses in parade. Soldier in front of Marina Junior High School, 3500 Fillmore Street. One armed, disabled soldier with parents views photo album.
U.S. soldiers talk to Philippine natives and distribute C rations during Philippine invasion of Lingayen Gulf (WW2)
United States Army soldiers move inwards during the Philippine invasion of Lingayen Gulf in World War II. A soldier sitting at a camp watch through binoculars. A U.S. Army radio operator sitting inside a camp talk into a microphone. The soldiers sit outside their camp and talk to a Filipino civilian man smoking a cigarette. Several Filipino civilians gather around the United States Army soldiers as they pass 'C' rations to them.
Los Baños Internment Camp liberation in the Philippines (WW2)
Los Baños Internment Camp in Laguna, Philippines during World War II. Freed civilians from camp being loaded to move out from the liberated camp. Soldiers and local Filipino civilians in small banca boats. Burning barracks in camp. Internees move out. William Henry Donald, Australian newspaperman and former advisor of Chiang Kai-Shek, being interviewed by war correspondent Frank Smith of Chicago Times. Crowd of freed internees loading into LVTs (Landing vehicle tracked, also called Amtracs) of the 672nd Amphibious Battalion and driven out of the camp, headed for Mamatid, Cabuyao, Laguna.
Sir John Dill, Dutch officers, and other officers enter the War Office building and meet in London during World War II.
Army officers enter the War Office building in London early during World War II. Exterior view of the War Office building (later the Old War Office) and traffic on Horse Guards Avenue in London. Dutch officers get out of car and enter the War Office building. Nelson's Tower at Trafalgar Square seen in distance. Sir John Dill, Vice Chief of the General Imperial Staff, enters the War Office building. Number of officers enter the building. Interior views of an office in the War Office building, with Director of Public Relations at War Office, Major General John Hay Beith, Richard De Rochemont and Maurice Lancaster seated in the office. The officials converse with each other.
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