Japanese occupation of Philippines during World War II. A monument on a street. Traffic along a road. Street cars move. Japanese soldiers cross a bridge.
Japanese occupation of Philippines during World War II. Japanese troops loaded on a half track vehicle moves along road. Rice bags piled up. Chinese workers carry bags of rice. Workers empty the bags.
Japanese officer speaks over radio during Japanese occupation of Philippines in World War II. Japanese officer speaks at a desk. Japanese flag in the background. Japanese officer hands over the document to Filipino politician Benigno Aquino. Presiding Officer of the Philippine Executive Commission Jorge Vargas, member of Philippine Senate Quintín Paredes, Senator of Philippines Claro Recto, Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce Rafael Alunan, and others listen as a Japanese officer reads a proclamation.
Japanese occupation of Philippines during World War II. Filipino medics, nurses and doctors lined up outside a hospital. Medics and nurses get onto trucks. Sign on truck reads 'Lets work together'. Trucks pull away.
'Japanese attack on a Dutch harbor '. Oil supplies burn after a Japanese attack on a Dutch harbor in Aleutian Islands, Alaska. Buildings at an air base burn as smoke rise from them. Destruction caused by bombings and fires. A bombed out ship in the harbor. (World War II period).
U.S.Paratroopers attack after a 1500 mile trip from the UK. The load aboard 44 C-47 troop transport aircraft in Algeria and take off. They are escorted by U.S. P-38 Lightning fighters. The C-47s swoop low over the target airfield and paratroopers jump. They secure the airport. The C-47s are seen parked back at their airfield in Algeria, having returned with no losses.
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