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American archer Ken Wilhelm demonstrates his skills and techniques with a bow and an arrow in San Gabriel, California.
American archer Ken Wilhelm demonstrates his skills in San Gabriel, California. Wilhelm stands holding his bow and arrow. A target board in the foreground. A man stands in front of the target board. An arrow hits the board. Wilhelm hits an apple kept on the head of the man.
People gather to watch a dog show held in Madison, New Jersey.
A dog show in Madison, New Jersey. People gather to watch the show. People walk with their dogs. Several kinds of dogs are demonstrated. The winner dog is awarded by officials. The owner of the dog receives an award.
U.S. submarines arrive at a dock and are tied up at a submarine base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
U.S. submarines arrive at a dock in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii during World War II. USS Flying Fish approaches the dock at the submarine base. Men aboard the submarine. USS Spadefish approaches the dock. Submarine Tinosa approaches next. USS Bowfin and USS Skate arrive. Spectators on the dock. The submarines tied up at the dock. A navy band playing at the dock. U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Charles Andrews Lockwood goes down the dock with two Red Cross workers.
U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Charles Andrews Lockwood is greeted by the commanders of submarines tied at a dock in Pearl Harbor.
U.S. submarines arrive at a dock in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Charles Andrews Lockwood goes aboard USS Flying Fish. He is greeted by Captain Risser. Periscopes of the submarines. Flags flying on the periscopes representing sunken Japanese ships. Vice Admiral Lockwood goes aboard USS Spadefish, USS Tinosa, USS Bowfin and USS Skate and is greeted by each of their commanders.
Sailors and officers on the conning tower of submarines tied at a dock in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
U.S. submarines arrive at a dock in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii during World War II. An officer holds a life preserver from a sunken Japanese ship. Japanese prisoners are marched down the dock. Officers and sailors on the conning tower of a submarine. Flags flying at the conning tower representing the ships which were sunk.
The USS Argonaut at a pier in Pearl Harbor after returning from the Makin Raid in World War II
The USS Argonaut (SS-166) docked at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, after returning from the famous Makin Raid, by "Carlson's Raiders" of the 2nd U.S. Marine Raider Battalion, in World War 2. View from the pier of Major James Roosevelt, USMCR, Executive Officer, of the 2nd Raider Battalion (the President's son). He stands on the boat's bridge next to Lieutenant Commander John R. Pierce, USN, Commanding Officer of the Argonaut. Several sailors and another Navy officer are also present. The next scene shows U.S. Marine members, of the 2nd Raider Battalion, leaving the Argonaut and proceeding along the pier. Some of the Raiders shake hands and converse. They gather their gear from the boat deck. Sequence ends with many more Raiders leaving the boat.
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