Japanese invasion and occupation of Philippines during World War II. Japanese tanks and infantry advance through a jungle. Japanese tank runs over banana trees and shrubs. Soldiers fire rifles and Type 92 heavy machine guns. Smoke rises from the firing in the foreground. The soldiers advance through the jungle. Mitsubishi Ki-21 "Sally" heavy bomber and Mitsubishi G3M “Nell” bomber fly in formation overhead. They drop bombs on the battlefield. Smoke rises from the bombardment.
Japanese troops in occupied Philippines following invasion during World War II. Japanese bomber planes fly in formation. Japanese soldiers operate a radio outdoors. Soldier turning a crank. Captured Filipino prisoners kept under watch. A Japanese soldier treats a wounded Filipino prisoner. A bunch of hand grenades. Japanese soldiers cross a river, pump drinking water, and use a ladle to scoop water. Soldiers read a document. Japanese snipers and soldiers fire machine guns, rifles, knee mortars and artillery. Smoke rises due to the firing. The soldiers talk over field phones. Mountains in the foreground. The soldiers advance through a jungle.
Japanese occupation of Philippines during World War II. Film opens showing a formation of Japanese Nakajima Ki-67 (Army Type 4 Heavy Bombers, named "Peggy", by Allies) in flight. Japanese infantry soldiers are seen next, marching into the Philippines. Views of barbed wire fences and of stacks of artillery shells. View from rear of a column of infantry marching beside a road. Glimpse of abandoned sand-bagged defensive positions. A Japanese camp in the open with field artillery set up. Brief view of a Japanese Nakajima Ki-27 Type 97 Fighter (called "Nate" by Allies). Japanese infantry struggling through jungles. Brief view of a Japanese Aichi D3A Type 99 Carrier Bomber (Allied reporting name "Val") in flight. Scene shifts to Japanese infantry continuing past palm trees. A Japanese tank running over a slender tree. A Japanese open personnel carrier. Infantry carrying loads suspended from poles. Another view of a Nakajima Ki-67 heavy bomber in flight. A camouflaged Japanese type 97 tank moving forward. Japanese infantry moving single file across a bridge. Two Japanese soldiers riding atop a type 97 tank heading across the bridge heading toward the camera. Map showing the mountains of Bataan peninsula in Japanese. More views of infantry marching along the road. Horses are employed to move artillery pieces. More Nakajima Ki-67 bombers in flight. Japanese artillery firing. Japanese troops gathered and shouting "Banzai" on top of Mount Orion, Bataan.
The invasion of the Philippines by Japanese troops during World War II. Captured United States soldiers posing in front of a Jeep. Airplanes fly in formation. Occupying Japanese soldiers in front of a Catholic church with destroyed bell tower in Central Luzon. Horses, carts, and cars on roadside. U.S. Army Major General Edward P. King attends a surrender conference. The Major General seated with other officials and signs an agreement.
Japanese occupation of Philippines by Japanese troops during World War II. View of Mariveles, Bataan in Central Luzon. Japanese troops wander through the ruins of Mariveles Naval Base at Mariveles in Bataan. A sign board reads 'US Navy Base'. Japanese soldiers stand nearby. A gas pump and sign read “U.S. Navy Gas”. An abandoned Northwest crane and bulldozers in Bataan. A ship underway at sea. Mountains and buildings in the background. Wrecked vehicles and equipment on a field.
Japanese occupation of Philippines following invasion during World War II. Japanese soldiers inspect captured American military bulldozers, power shovels, trucks, tractors searchlights, machine guns and rifles. An abandoned tank named “Betty”. Japanese troops also inspect captured bayonets, typewriters, shoes, helmets, gas masks, automatic rifles, cartridges, bombs, and shells. Sign reads “NO SMOKING”. A Japanese soldier inspects a large shell. Sacks of cement in a building. Cross-shaped military tombstones hanging on bamboo poles. A U.S. military cemetery is shown, with newly dug graves, and with new grave markers already painted, but hanging on a rack and not yet in the ground. Sign reads “Do not walk over the graves”. Camera shows several graves of American and Filipino soldiers. Grave reads “Unknown Filipino Soldier”.
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