Japanese submarines are sunk under Operation Road's End in the Pacific Ocean after World War II. Men aboard a U.S. submarine in the foreground. A Japanese submarine underway in the background. A torpedo from the U.S. submarine strikes the Japanese submarine and an explosion occurs. Columns of smoke and water rise up.
Japanese submarines are sunk under United States military Operation Road's End in the Pacific Ocean after World War II. A large oil slick on the water surface near a partially sunken Japanese submarine after it is hit by a torpedo. An explosion occurs near the oil slick as smoke and water rise.
Japanese submarines are sunk under Operation Road's End in the Pacific Ocean after World War II. Crewmen at the stern of a U.S. submarine in the foreground. A Japanese submarine explodes after being hit by a torpedo in the background. Columns of smoke and water rise up.
Installations and equipment at Sasebo Harbor in Japan after World War II. Buildings at the harbor. Mountains in the background. Docks and a crane at Sasebo seaplane base. A Japanese seaplane on a ramp. Buildings along a waterfront.
Installations and equipment at Sasebo Harbor in Japan after World War II. Japanese landing crafts at the harbor. A Japanese submarine at anchor. A submarine tied along side a damaged ship. Damaged rusting Japanese ships and submarines. Conning tower of a rusted submarine.
Installations and equipment at Sasebo Harbor in Japan after World War II. USS Gloucester in the harbor. Japanese cranes for ship repair on a dock. Three Japanese carriers beached. Four Japanese cruisers in the harbor.
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