Slate identifies date as "D+5." Sherman tank,of U.S. 3rd Marine Division, drives out of Landing Ship Tank (LST) 477 beached next to LST 808, at Iwo Jima, during World War 2. The name:"Aileen," and "USMC 10069" are painted on its side. Tank crew are seen in the tank and legs of Marine riding upon it. Tanks lined up and firing their guns, on rocky terrain.
United States Marine Corps of the 4th Tank Battalion in Tinian, Mariana Islands during World War II. Camouflaged U.S. ship at sea. Smoke rises from an explosion in the back ground. Burning landing craft near beach area. Army trucks drive past on dirt road. The Marines examine an overturned amphibious vehicle.
United States Marine Corps of the 4th Marine Division in Iwo Jima Island during Iwo Jima operation of World War II. A convoy of tanks move on the beach area. A Marine with rifle in dug out on the beachhead. The Marine gives first aid to another wounded Marine in the dug out. The Marines talk to each other.
United States Marine Corps of the 4th Marine Division in Iwo Jima Island during Iwo Jima operation of World War II. The Marines on beachhead. A tank landing ship approaches the beach. A Marine gives flag signals. The Marines roll a barrel on sand. Supplies unloaded from a boat. Fuel barrels being unloaded from ships with the help of cranes.
United States Marine Corps of the 4th Marine Division in Iwo Jima Island during Iwo Jima operation of World War II. The Marines on beachhead. Supplies unloaded from a boat. A dog on the tank. An army jeep drives over Marston matting. A convoy of tanks move about on the beach.
Filipino civilians greet United States Army troops upon their return to the Philippines during World War II. A convoy of LSM (Landing Ship Medium) underway at sea. Allied troops come out of the cargo door of LSM and walk towards the beach. Filipino civilian boys greet the soldiers at beachhead. Filipino boy flashing the “V-sign” (“Peace sign”). A Filipino young man shows fifty centavos Japanese occupation money (Japanese government-issued Philippine peso or “Mickey Mouse” money). The young man tears the money and throws it away. A Marine puts bandage on an injured Filipino boy's back and face. (World War II period).
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