U.S. Army 4th Infantry Division soldiers on sweep of suspect enemy positions in the jungle of Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers walk through dense jungle. Soldiers relax and talk in dense jungle foliage. White and African American soldiers walk through jungle foliage with rifles, machine guns, and ammunition belts crossing their shoulders.
Troops of United States Army 4th Infantry Division on sweep of suspect enemy positions in the jungle of Vietnam during Vietnam War. Soldiers walk through dense jungle. Soldiers walk with baggage and bullet belt on their shoulders.
Major General William R Peers Commanding General of 4th Infantry Division on stage with Bob Hope troupe members at camp Enari in Pleiku, South Vietnam. Bob Hope with Racquel Welch, Barbara McNair, Madilne Hatroge Bell and Elain Dunn at the stage. Bob speaks after General. General presents plaque to Bob. A soldier reads from paper. Barbara sings. Soldiers sit and watch. Soldiers at the site after the show. Soldier's band plays. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. Marines of the 4th Division on Iwo Jima during World War 2. Several are seen loading a huge unexploded artillery shell onto a bomb disposal truck. They use the truck's built-in hoist and traveling crane to raise and move the shell into the truck . Closeup from rear as marines gently lower the shell onto sand bags in the truck bed. The marines then climb aboard the truck and hold onto its framework as drives drives slowly away. The truck is equipped with tire chains. View from rear as the truck drives toward a steep cliff on the shore of Iwo Jima.
Scene opens showing U.S. Marines from the 4th Division, in World War 2, sitting on the black sands of Iwo Jima as a Sherman tank drives past, behind them. Camera pans across the battle-scarred landscape of littered tree and shrubbery fragments. Next, Marines in a sandbagged position load and fire two shells,in quick succession, from an 81mm mortar. Momentary closeup of mortar crew and then from a few feet back as they fire another shell. A third marine, with them, communicates on a radio telephone. The marines continue firing mortar shells. (Note: The marine on the telephone has been identified as Denny Ray Leach, Age19, of Shreveport, Louisiana.)
U.S. marines of the 4th Division taking chow break in rugged terrain of Iwo Jima during World War 2. Closeups of marines eating and drinking in a fortified area. View from inside a bombed out bunker. Concrete reinforcing wires dangle silhouetted against the light sky. View from cliffside, down to beach where landing craft are visible. View of road and encampments. Mount Suribachi visible in the distance. Resupply operations being carried out on the beachhead. Landing craft infantry (LCIs) along the shore, including a damaged one sitting high and dry. Others are sunk. View back on the cliffside near the bombed out bunker.
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