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U.S. 4th Division Marines in final phases of battle for Iwo Jima in World War II
Views of the rocky barren terrain of Iwo Jima, in final phases of battle by U.S. 4th Division marines against Japanese defenders, during World War 2. Mount Suribachi in the background. A U.S. Navy F4F Wildcat airplane flies overhead. Closeup glimpse of a marine eating. A marine Sherman tank moving along a path through the rocks. A tank parked near marines preparing defensive positions in a valley. Two U.S. Navy Curtiss SB2C Helldivers attack Japanese positions in successive passes. Huge clouds of smoke arise from each bombing pass.
U.S. 4th Division marines in final phase of battle for Iwo Jima in World War II
Smoke rising from a bomb explosion on rocky ground, as U.S. Marines of 4th Division engage in final phase of battle for Iwo Jima in World War 2. A marine walks past the camera. Another poses holding a Japanese flag and sword. Marines hunkered down outside a rocky Japanese fortification as U.S. ordnance explodes on it, raising smoke. View of a U.S. Destroyer excort ship underway close to shore. Marines walking along a ridge past rocks and remains of Japanese fortifications. One marine has a cross affixed to the top of his helmet.
4th Division United States Marines in final days of the battle for Iwo Jima during World War II.
Fourth Marine Division in final stages of the battle for Iwo Jima in World War 2. Marines walking along a ridge on Iwo Jima. They pass remains of Japanese defensive positions in the rocky terrain. Closeup of Marine (identified as Denny Ray Leach, age 18) communicating via an SCR-300 walkie talkie radio. A line of marines walking carefully along the ridge on the lookout for lingering Japanese defenders.
U.S. Marines clearing pockets of Japanese resistance along a ridge in final days of the battle for Iwo Jima in world War II
U.S. marines ot the 9th Marine Regiment, operating from the 4th Marine Division's zone of action, during later phase of the battle for Iwo Jima in World War 2. (Their mission is to sweep the last hostile troops from the ridge in the southeast corner of the 3rd Marine Division's zone of operation.) They move cautiously along extremely rough terrain on the ridge, to flush out any remaining pockets of Japanese resistance. A marine carefully scouts an area of large boulders and potential Japanese hiding places. Another marine is seen silhouetted atop the ridgeline. A marine hurries down from the ridge after placing a demolition charge. He hunkers down with several other marines sheltered just below the ridge as the demolition charge explodes raising brown smoke followed by white smoke. The marines then stand and cautiously approach the ridge.
Rabbi Chaplain Leon Rosenberg conducts services for Jewish Marines on Iwo Jima in World War II
Rabbi, Lieutenant Leon Rosenberg of the Chaplain Corps, conducts services on March 11 (D-day + 20) for Jewish Marines of the 4th Marine Division, on Iwo Jima, during World War 2. He stands in front of a makeshift altar containing a pair of candles and a cloth displaying the Star of David. He reads aloud from a small book. Marines are seated on the ground in a group. A truck in background drives away as a Marine photographer in background takes a picture of the seated marines. While Chaplain Rosenberg is reading, a jeep and another vehicle drive past in background. After break in sequence, the seated marines are seen with individual prayer books containing Hebrew script. They refer to the books during the service. In final sequence, the Chaplain continues to lead the service, with the marines now standing. (Note: Chaplain L. W. Rosenberg was the first Jewish chaplain to see actual combat with the Marines.. He went overseas with the Fourth Marine Division and was the, only Jewish chaplain to receive the Purple Heart, having been wounded on Tinian, 25 July 1944. Chaplain Rosenberg was in more Marine amphibious landings than any other chaplain. Among these were,assaults on Saipan, Tinian, and Iwo Jima.
Crowds lining streets of Washington, DC, waiting for parade to begin marking armistice ending World War I
An open truck filled to overflowing with people celebrating the Armistice ending World War 1. Camera tracks the truck briefly as it maneuvers around street corners. Crowds line the sidewalks. Then camera films spectators from a vehicle driving along the streets. A particularly large number of spectators surround the Old Executive Office Building. Many hold small American flags. But there is no cheering or merrymaking, as such, because everyone is waiting for the parade and related events to begin. The bulk of spectators are women. Several uniformed soldiers are seen, and some children. Crowds around the entrance to the White House.
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