Kin village mop up on east coast of Okinawa by United States 7th Infantry Division in World War II. Japanese civilians get out of houses. Infantrymen search house. Women and children rounded up by infantrymen assembled in front of the house.
Kin village mop up on east coast of Okinawa by United States 7th Infantry Division. White phosphorus bomb explodes in wooded area. Infantrymen using flame throwers at entrance to cave. (World War II period).
Marines of United States 6th Marine Division in Okiwana. The Marines are gathered around a fire in jungle. One Marine smokes and the other one holds a rifle. (World War II period).
United States Marines and tanks advance in Okinawa. U.S. Marine as seen against sky at night. Vehicles pass along road followed by tanks.
United States Marines and tanks advance in Okinawa. M-7 tank advances up hill. Marines rest on the side of hill. Marine drinks from canteen. Marine with wounded leg lay on stretcher.
English war brides arriving in America being interviewed, with their husbands and babies, at Red Cross reception center after World War II. They are asked about their impression of the United States; where they were from; and where they met their U.S. servicemen husbands.
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