Okinawan woman pulls a cart containing an injured man to a United States Marine Corps infirmary seeking help. Marines hasten to transfer the wounded man onto a litter and bring him into an infirmary tent.. A Marine Corps doctor and medical team examines the wound on the man's leg inside a tent, and they treat him. Another injured person is seen being brought on a stretcher to the infirmary tent.
A United States Marine outside a building in Okinawa Local civilians workmen lined up as a Marine stands in front of them. Workers load tent material onto a jeep. Jeep pulls away and arrives at a field. Workers offload materials and place fence posts around an area and bring rolls of barbed wire to the site.Men carry barbed wire coils in the field. A jeep loaded with wooden fence posts arrives at the field and workers erect the logs at the edges of the field.
American marines transport Okinawan women and children in jeep and trailer to a housing area.They park and women and children climb down. United States Marines in the housing area.. Women with baggage on their heads. Two old women outside a house. A bearded old man. Local people move down a dirt road.. Marines in a field as a road grader levels the field. A tent in the background.
Allied nations participate in an athletic meet at the Pershing Stadium outside Paris. The discus-throw event. People gather in the stadium to watch the contest. Man throws a discus from the assigned place. Higgins of the United States wins the discus-throw.
Allied nations participate in an athletic meet at the Pershing Stadium outside Paris. The closing day of contests. U.S. Army General John J Pershing at the platform. People gather in large numbers to witness the closing ceremony. Athletes lined up on the ground and arriving at the podium to receive the medals. The dusky Sol Butler of the United States, winner of the broad jump.
Evacuation of the wounded in EUSAK (Eighth United States Army in Korea) area, Korea. A sign board reads: 'Donut Shop (Fwd Aid Sta)'. A jeep with litters pulls up to the back door of a regimental collecting station. Soldiers place the litter patient into the vehicle.
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