Civilians in Okinawa during American occupation in World War II. A Japanese man gets a hair cut from a local man in Okinawa, Japan. Man seated on a field as he gets a haircut.
Civilians in Okinawa during American occupation in World War II. A village in Okinawa, Japan. Cultivated fields with huts along the sides of the fields. Wooded area and fields with huts in between the trees. Okinawan women carry huge baskets on their backs. A woman outside a hut as clothes hang on a line. Woman sweeps the area outside the hut with a palm leaf.
1st and 2nd Battalions, 29th Regiment, U.S. 6th Marine Division, advance in Okinawa. Line of Marines in combat gear with weapons slung over shoulders, move along path into heavy wooded section of Okinawa.
Batteries of 7th 155mm Gun Battalion open fire in Okinawa. Batteries of 7th 155mm Gun Battalion open up from dug-in fortification in Okinawa. Guns firing. Dust swirling around. (World War II period).
U.S. Marines destroy enemy fortifications in Okinawa. Fire comes out from Japanese cave in Okinawa. Column of black smoke rises from cave. Two Marines around wreckage of jeep and trailer. (World War II period).
Raising of American flag by U.S. 6th Marine Division 29th Marines on Northern peninsula of Okinawa. Marines in dungarees prepare to raise American flag at Northern tip of Okinawa. Marine officer makes a speech, Marines stand at attention in the foreground. Marine on side holds flag which is folded. Honor Guard in the background comes to present arms dressed in dungarees and helmets. A man in the foreground starts to raise the flag which other man is holding folded. Marine officer salutes. Close up view of American flag flying. Guard in the background presents arms with weapons.
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