Wounded U.S. troops are treated on a Pacific island during World War II. Jeeps loaded with injured troops. A corpsman medic keeps medicines and other things on a litter. Medical aid provided to the injured. A medic removes a fracture bandage from the leg of a soldier. A medic treats the ankle of an injured soldier. An ambulance arrives to pick up the injured. Injured soldiers are loaded into ambulances. Bomb explosions on a battlefield. The ambulance carrying injured backs off. The injured at an evacuation center. Women and men are taken out of a landing craft. Wounded soldiers on a landing craft. The landing craft carrying the injured underway in the Pacific ocean. The injured soldiers are transferred to ships from landing crafts. Doctors treat the injured soldiers in a hospital.
Wounded U.S. troops are treated on a Pacific island during World War II. Landing crafts approach the island. Medical supplies and clean water containers are unloaded. The supplies are stacked on a transport vehicle. A horse drawn wagon loaded with supplies. Soldiers at a battalion aid center. A truck loaded with supply reverses. Injured troops carried on stretchers. Faces of shocked soldiers suffering combat fatigue (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; PTSD). Sign paper noting diagnosis of combat fatigue for a soldier. A truck moves across a rough land.
Wounded U.S. troops are treated on a Pacific island during World War II. A bulldozer moves through a torii. Vehicles driven to a medical hospital. Men clear rubble in the Japanese hospital. Men draw water from a well and pour into a container. A man dips a cloth in the container. A medic observes through a microscope as he works on setting up a laboratory. Water is sprinkled on mud from a tanker. Soldiers enter a division hospital. The soldiers carry an injured on a stretcher. Medics treat patients. A medic washes hands. The medics apply bandages on the injured soldiers. A medic inserts the needle of a blood bottle into a patient.
Wounded American troops are treated on a Pacific island during World War II. Soldiers drive a jeep. A tank moves over a rough land. Wounded soldiers are evacuated from a hospital. Ambulances carrying the injured soldiers are driven in a line. The ambulances halt over a pontoon bridge. Soldiers are taken out of the ambulances and are loaded in landing crafts. A medical ship in the background. Soldiers are treated on the medical ship. A injured on a stretcher is lifted on the medical ship. People move on the ship.
The office of the Time magazine in Washington DC. A reenactment : Robert Sherrod, war correspondent for the Time magazine, dictates to a secretary. He dictates about write ups, articles, lay outs, memorandums and pictures to be used in the next Time magazine issue.
A memorial service for Czech people killed in Lidice, Czechoslovakia, by Nazi German forces as reprisal for the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. People walk for the ceremony. People observe silence for the people killed by the Nazi Germans after the assassination of SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich. President of Czechoslovakia Edvard Benes puts wreaths on graves at the site where the burned down village of Lidice had been. Officers salute. Wreaths placed on the graves. Children gathered at the ceremony. Soldiers stand at attention. (World War II period).
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