Preparing to join Liberty Ship deck plates by union melt at shipyard in California during World War II. Worker uses mechanical buffer to prepare edges of two plates prior to joining by union melt. Welder makes several tack welds. Another worker buffs the tacked spots. (Note: May include scenes from Kaiser Shipyard in Richmond, California as well as Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco.)
School, office and bank in Japan. A woman sits with a child. A woman shows cloth to other women. Man points to a diagram of building to other men. A Teacher in a school writes on a blackboard. Men in an office discuss. Man at bank counter gives a packet. A man and woman work in office.
Japanese visit a Shinto shrine and respect the United States flag in Japan. United States soldiers fire artillery. Flags of United States and Japan on display. Japanese civilians visit a Shinto shrine. They walk through a torii gate. Girls in kimono worship at the Shinto shrine. Priest bow in temple. A Japanese family worship in shrine together. Children carry the United States flag and salute. Woman serves punch. Men stand and talk. (World War II period).
Japanese Boys Scout troop activities during World War II. A Boys Scout poster with a smiling boy. Japanese boys scout troop stands aligned. They salute with the Scout sign. Officer raises his hand and boys also raise three fingers up. Boys prepare meal on campfire. The Japanese flag flying.
Japanese elders at a meeting in Japan. Men sit at a meeting table. A man stands and speaks. A man wears glasses. A man smokes.
Japanese fishermen at work. Boats stand in water at a dock. Men work on it. United States destroyers Fleet stands on water. Japanese fishermen pull fishing net.
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