U.S. President Harry S. Truman on USS Williamsburg in Bermuda. A boat of the Governor of Bermuda Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham approaches USS Williamsburg. The Governor's boat approaches a gangway and comes alongside. Men disembark from the boat. A naval air base in Bermuda. The mast of USS Williamsburg in the foreground. USS Malabar tied up to a pier at the naval air base. A horse drawn carriage approaches the Governor's house. Truman drives in the horse drawn carriage. Truman's boat comes alongside a pier. He disembarks from the boat followed by two high ranking officers. Truman walks past accompanied by the officers. Truman and Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham. The Governor's mansion. USS Williamsburg approaches the pier. Line handlers on the pier. Truman's boat alongside the gangway of USS Williamsburg. Truman and party get into the boat. Truman in a boat chair with a rod and reel. The boat pulls away from the gangway.
U.S. President Harry S. Truman on USS Williamsburg in Bermuda. A fishing party boards a boat and pulls away into the Great Sound. The boat underway in the Great Sound. Another group boards a boat and pulls away. Men on the deck wave. Men of the fishing party come back and board USS Williamsburg. Truman in water. He hangs onto a platform on a gangway and then swims around a bit. Truman and other men swimming. USS Williamsburg leaves Bermuda. A blinker signal comes from port director's shack.
Physical damage caused by the atomic bombings in Nagasaki, Japan during the end of World War II. A Japanese men dumps dirt into a central sewage disposal area in the center of a main street. Japanese men work around a crude brick furnace with a partially destroyed factory furnace in the background.
Physical damage caused by the atomic bombings in Nagasaki, Japan during the end of World War II. The wreckage in a sawmill. The collapsed steel framework which is the result of blast and fire. The members of the sawmill look at the main roof of the mill. The complete collapse of the main roof. The sawmill members twisted into a tangled heap. The wrecked steel frames. A foundry situated in a casting plant. The striped wall, machines and work men. Inventories of raw materials. The inventories.
Physical damage caused by the atomic bombings in Nagasaki, Japan during the end of World War II. An unidentified wrecked object underneath galvanized tin which was placed by the Japanese to keep out the elements. A damaged building. iron heaps, small castings and several different types of debris. A main roof member of a sawmill shows the total collapse of the roof. The collapsed roof. A damaged wall. A fallen concrete wall in the sawmill. The steel tie rods and their placements. The damaged concrete reinforced wall with the tie supports. The damaged Chenzei School building.
Physical damage caused by the atomic bombings in Nagasaki, Japan during the end of World War II. A damaged power plant. The collapsed steel roof structure and gutted interior. Debris cover the floor. The gutted interior of the power plant. Two men on roof of a building in front of the collapsed power plant. A building of the Mitsubishi Small Arms completely collapsed. The main superstructure which consists of steel beams and girders is totally collapsed. Men ride bicycles and people walk past the damaged building.
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