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Aviator Stanislaus Hausner poses with her wife Martha at Barren Island in the United States before an air tragedy.
Aviator Stanislaus Hausner and his aircraft disappear over the Atlantic Ocean during a trip to Poland from Floyd Bennett Field in New York, United States. Past events show men towing a Bellanca CH Pacemaker aircraft out of a hangar on Barren Island. Aviator Stanislaus Hausner stands beside the aircraft with his wife Martha. They kiss and pose for the camera. The aircraft taxis and takes off from an airstrip. The aircraft gains altitude.
A farmer harvest pineapples at a pineapple farm on an island in Hawaii, United States.
An island in Hawaii, United States. A farmer works on a pineapple farm. Harvesting of pineapple by the farmer. Workmen can pineapples for shipment.
Preparation of Hawaiian staple food poi from taro roots on an island in Hawaii, United States.
An island in Hawaii, United States. Gathering and sorting of taro roots for preparation of Hawaiian staple poi. The roots are boiled by a man. Beating and kneading of poi by men. Men eat poi.
Hawaiian fishermen pull a net out of water at an island in Hawaii, United States.
An island in Hawaii, United States. Hawaiian fishermen at a shore. The fishermen pull a net from water. A fisherman holds a fish.
U.S. 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment paratroopers jump from C-47s during the U.S. return to Corregidor, Philippine Islands, in World War II.
Footage taken from the ground as paratroopers of the 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment jump from C-47 aircraft over Japanese-held Philippine island fortress of Corregidor, in World War 2. White smoke issues from the ground, providing a drop target for C-47 transport aircraft approaching in trail formation. The first wave of paratroopers are seen jumping, with chutes opening. But they appear to be dropping high hill, making their relative height over the ground very small and leaving little chute opening time (even though the aircraft are maintaining a constant preplanned altitude during the run). A U.S. soldier is seen walking past the camera. Then parachutes are seen descending and dotting the landscape. Ruins of fortress buildings are in the background. C-47s continue flying in background. View from th ground of paratroopers descending directly overhead and landing in dangerously uneven rocky terrain. Two trooper bend over another who has been injured during the drop. Their chutes are still billowing. Closeup of an injured trooper being assisted by another. Troopers spilling chutes, gathering their gear and beginning to assemble. More C-47s flying overhead and more chutes seen descending. Some are dark colored. A trooper hitting hard on rocky ground. Several troopers sitting on the ground as one pulls on the risers of a chute to spill the air.
U.S. 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment soldiers remove a Japanese mine during Corregidor invasion in the Philippine Islands.
U.S. 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment paratroopers land for the invasion of Corregidor in the Philippine Islands during World War II. Soldiers on Corregidor. They remove a Japanese mine. They carry and place it on the ground. Views of the mine and shells.
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