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U.S. Marines leave Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands as army takes over during World War II.
U.S. marines departing Guadalcanal as they are relieved by U.S. Army troops of the 23rd Infantry Division. They board landing craft, vehicle, personnel (LCVP), aka Higgins boats, of the USS Neville (AP-16). Two of the marines scrambles aboard one of the boats as its ramp is almost closed. View of marines packed aboard the LCVP as it gets underway. Two transport ships are anchored in the background. The most distant one is the USS Neville (AP-16). Scene shifts to beach crowded with departing marines and Higgins boats. Closeup of a marine holding a cigarette while eating a sandwich, and another with a bandage on his forehead. Numerous views of the beach crowded with marine; palm trees overhead; higgins boats departing to the USS Neville, and two transport ships anchored in the background. Closeups of marines on shore waiting for more Higgins boats to transport them. Scene changes to U.S. Marine Corps Brigadier General William Rupertus, Assistant Commander, 1st Marine Division; U.S. Army Major General Alexander Patch, Commander, 23rd Infantry Division (Americal Division) and U.S. Army Brigadier General Edmund Sebree, his Assistant Commander, posing for the camera as they ostensibly discuss a map. They shake hands with each other. General Sebree exchanges salutes with General Rupertus, and they all walk away. Next, the three generals pose for closeups. Film ends showing columns of marines moving along the sides of a road cut through a forest of palm trees.
Natural disaster scenes in Japan during the early 1900s, and scenes of Tokyo before World War 2
Panoramic views of Japanese cities before World War II. A Japanese boy at home. A volcanic eruption is shown in progress. Japanese firefighters on a ridge survey a massive wildfire burning forest area. Damage after earthquakes and floods. View of a flooded Japanese town. 33rd Prime Minister of Japan, Senjuro Hayashi, exits a car and is surrounded by other officials. A crowd assembled on the street. Japanese modern buildings seen across water view in Tokyo. The Imperial Palace in Tokyo. The exteriors of several downtown buildings in Tokyo before World War II.
U.S. infantrymen occupying a town in Germany, and riding a truck pulling field artillery.
U.S. infantrymen in a German town during World War II. U.S. troops and vehicles move along a cobblestone street. Group of German women stand in circle on sidewalk, not looking up. American soldiers standing about. U.S. infantrymen get into a truck which is towing a piece of field artillery through a forested area.
U.S. infantrymen advance through Siegfried Line near Aachen in Germany during World War II.
U.S. infantrymen in Germany during World War II. Aerial view of road cut through forested area of Germany. Ground-level view of a battlefield through barbed wire. Artillery shell bursts in a field. Factories and smoke stacks in distance. A U.S. Sherman tank moves forward. U.S. infantrymen move and take cover among concrete antitank dragon's teeth of the German Siegfried Line. Views of the many antitank structures in the Siegfried Line.
U.S. troops fire artillery guns at enemy positions on the front lines in Germany during World War II.
U.S. troops battle enemy in Germany during World War II. A convoy of U.S. trucks towing artillery and loaded with U.S. troops advance along a dirt road past a German village. An antiaircraft gun is mounted on one of the trucks. Gun crew on a half-track armored vehicle advances along the dirt road. They move up a mountain road and then negotiate rough terrain near a stream.. The trucks come to a halt in a clearing near forests, where they set up firing positions. Soldiers unload munitions and prepare guns. One of the guns has the name, "Buckaroo" painted on it. They load belts of 50 caliber machine gun ammunition into some of the guns. A Lieutenant stands looking at his wrist watch and then gives the command to fire. All the guns commence firing at high rates and continue firing into the night, when tracer rounds can be seen.
U.S. Signal troops and soldiers check for a short in a maze of telephone lines near Gressenich, Germany during World War II.
Wire trouble-shooting crew and soldiers of the U.S. Army near Gressenich, Germany during World War II. Signal troops with an EE-65 Test Set check for a short in a maze of telephone lines in a muddy ditch on the side of a forest road. Soldiers walk on a muddy road. Wires in the mud.