A German prisoner of war camp in the United States during World War 2. Prisoners work in Southern United States. The prisoners work on a farm. A guard with a gun keeps a check on them. Prisoners pick beans and put them into the basket.
A prisoner of war camp in Southern United States (primarily for German prisoners). The prisoners stand in a group. Religious services conducted outdoor for the prisoners. Priest reads the prayer. Prisoners listen to him.
A prisoner of war camp hospital in Southern United States during World War 2. The religious clerics and prisoner officials walk around camp. German Red Cross officer talks to priests and other officials. They enter the hospital. Patients on bed. Doctor looks at the knee of the prisoner and nurses help him.
Southern United States: Eroded land, barren fields during the Great Depression. An African American farmer woman dries clothes on a line in a cotton field. Loss of soil from fields in dust bowl. A young African American boy, men and women farmers pick cotton. Dilapidated farm houses, shacks, and falling down houses and huts. A poor African American woman with her children. A sign reads 'Prepare to Meet God'.
Radar on screen. Diagram depicts the Northern Japanese group firing on 46 Division. Destroyers Thatcher and Spence collide. Fleet of on going ships and explosions on the target. USS Columbia open fires. Diagram shows the distance of Northern Southern and central groups from the range of torpedo fire by 46 Division. Fleet of aircraft bombing on ships below. (World War II period).
United States Marines and 7th Infantry Division troops fight on street in Seoul, South Korea and recapture the city on September 26, 1950, during the Korean War. A geographical map shows the map of Korea with the area that was occupied by United States troops beginning September 20, 1950. United States Marines and 7th Infantry Division troops fight in ruins of Seoul. Soldiers take shelter behind sandbag wall and fires at enemy. Soldiers fire from building. Soldiers and tanks advance on damaged Seoul Street. Marines, including an African American Marine, take a rest. Marine reads newspaper cutting headlined 'Marines enter Seoul Fight Reds in Street'.
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