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A United States Marine stands near Japanese suicide boats at cave in Okinawa.
Two Japanese suicide boats in Okinawa, Pacific Theater. One of the suicide boats is kept just outside a cave. Another suicide boat in a cave. Wooden boxes kept near the cave. A United States Marine stands near the suicide boats.
View of Yontan Airfield and a Japanese decoy aircraft in Okinawa.
A Japanese decoy aircraft on field in Okinawa, Pacific Theater. View of Yontan Airfield. Mountains in the background. A United States aircraft in flight. The plane drops supplies on ground. Parachutes and supplies on the ground.
United States soldiers play cards and cook in Okinawa.
United States tanks on a tank ground in Okinawa, Pacific Theater. Mountains in the background. Tank soldiers sit on the ground. Soldiers play cards in a group. Soldiers cook. (World War II period).
U.S. troops take the Japanese prisoners in trucks, to be enclosed, in Okinawa, Japan during WWII.
Japanese prisoners in Okinawa, Japan, during World War II. U.S. troops with a few Japanese prisoners of war (POW) on a marshy area. The group of prisoners on a field. The prisoners, in columns, are marched along a path in the area by U.S. troops. Wounded prisoners in the group. Two men on either side of a wounded prisoner, help him to walk. A few prisoners seated on the ground. Partially clothed prisoners, in a group on the field. A few of them standing and a few others sitting. The prisoners moving in columns. Two U.S. soldiers attend to a wounded prisoner. A few wounded prisoners are loaded into a truck. A jeep loaded with prisoners. The vehicles move along a road and reaches the war prisoners' enclosure.
U.S. troops bring the Japanese prisoners in trucks, and put them in wire-fenced enclosure, in Okinawa, Japan during WWII.
Japanese prisoners of war (POW) in Okinawa, Japan, during World War II. The Japanese prisoners are brought in trucks by the U.S. troops to be enclosed. The Japanese prisoners get out of the trucks. U.S. soldiers search the prisoners. The prisoners are sent into a wire-fenced enclosure. The prisoners inside the enclosure. Small tents inside the enclosure. The prisoners standing in lines. The corpsmen attending to wounded prisoners who are laid on stretchers. A prisoner's eye being bandaged by two other prisoners.
Japanese prisoners in a wire-fenced enclosure, working on fence, and engaged in games, in Okinawa, Japan during WWII.
Japanese prisoners in Okinawa, Japan, during World War II. The Japanese prisoners of war (POW) preparing soups in huge vessels. The soup being served to the prisoners. The prisoners, in a wire-fenced enclosure, having the soup from bowls. The prisoners unloading ration supplies from trucks. The prisoners stacking the supplies inside the enclosure. 'PW' written on the backs of the prisoners' shirts. Prisoners working on the wire fencing. Prisoners having bath. Prisoners having haircut and shave. Two prisoners playing a board game. A few prisoners watching. Two prisoners engaged in a judo match. Other prisoners seated in a circle around them and watch as they wrestle.
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