U.S. soldiers and Okinawan civilians in Okinawa, Japan during World War II. Soldiers round up a group of natives. Line of civilians at aid station wait for medical attention. A woman being treated for sulphur burns on her back.
United States 3rd Corps,Medical Battalion in Okinawa during World War II. A corpsman packs a wounded soldier's arm in ice. A shirt stuck to arm around the wound being cut away. Wounded arm. More ice being packed around the arm. A blanket being put over ice.
United States 3rd Corps,Medical Battalion in Okinawa during World War II. A former school building being used as a hospital. Vehicles outside the building. A sign reads ' Shock receiving ward' (for Shell Shock victims), a sign reads ' Scrape your feet' a man scrapes his rubber boots nearby. A pharmacist pour out water in a funnel and rinses it.
United States 3rd Corps,Medical Battalion in Okinawa during World War II. A technician examines X ray films in dark. He examines them as he smokes a cigarette. He completes the record on a paper. A Marine lying on a table as his X ray is being taken. Another wounded man on the table and he gets up. Plates being removed from the X ray machine. A technician operates a X ray machine.
United States 6th Marine Division memorial services in Okinawa, Japan during World War II. American graveyard with white crosses on the memorial day services. U.S. 6th Marine Division, 22nd Regiment, 2nd Battalion Marines in the background during th services. Crossed American flags at the head of every row.
United States 6th Marine Division memorial services in Okinawa, Japan during World War II. Staff and field officers, including one and two-star generals, proceed in formation between rows of American flags to a large cross within a cemetery. A Marine band marches in uniform. Two Marines with American flag march to a flag staff. Close up view of th American flag as it is raised. Staff and field officers lined up and stand at attention. A large white cross erected for Memorial day services of 6th Marine Division, 22nd Regiment, 2nd Battalion. A plaque underneath the cross reads ' Died for God and country an American' Marines walk up and down the rows of graves following the service
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