U.S. Naval Supply Depot in Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II. Mud and water in the middle of a road as a vehicle moves through it. A sign reads 'Naval Supply Depot'. Refrigerated storage bus pulls through a gate. A U.S. Marine stands guard.
U.S. Naval Supply Depot in Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II. Quonset huts at the supply depot. U.S. sailors get off a bus and enter Procurement and Issue building. Interiors of the bus show the sailors seated.
United States Vice President Richard Nixon and Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay visit Corregidor Island, Philippines. Nixon and Magsaysay exit from Jeeps. They inspect a 12-inch coastal defense gun mounted on a rotating barbette carriage. President Magsaysay and Nixon speaks to a military official. U.S. Vice President's wife Patricia Nixon is accompanied by President Magsaysay’s wife, First Lady Luz Magsaysay.
Fuel drum salvage operation by U.S. Navy CBs (Construction Battalions) after the capture of Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II. Large piles of 50 gallon drums. CBs cut the tops of the drums and weld the drums together to form pipelines. A pipeline made of drums is laid into a deep ditch and welding of large sections is completed.
U.S. soldiers in Baguio, Philippine Islands during World War II. An artillery observation post located in ruins of houses on Quezon Hill. Observers use binoculars. A soldier talks over a telephone. Soldiers of U.S. 37th Infantry Division lead three Filipino girls to safety. Trees in the background.
Filipino soldiers in Baguio, Philippine Islands during World War II. Filipino soldiers watch as children walk across a field. They question the children. Mountains in the background.
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