United States Marines at Khe Sanh Marine camp in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. U.S. Marine snipers in a sandbagged bunker sight through rifles. A Marine looks through binoculars. He drinks water from a canteen. He passes the canteen to other sniper. The sniper drinks water.
United States Marines at Khe Sanh Marine camp in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A U.S. Marine sniper behind sand bag mounds as he looks through binoculars. Another sniper comes out of a sandbagged bunker and the two snipers move along trenches to look out points. The Marines fire rifles. Concertina wire encircle the camp area. Snipers in a bunker as one of them sights through a gun and another looks through binoculars and points out.
United States Marines at Khe Sanh Marine camp in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. U.S. Marine snipers behind sand bag mounds as one of them sights through a gun and another looks through binoculars. Concertina wire around the camp area. A sniper loads a gun as he smokes a cigarette.
U.S. WACs (Women's Army Corps) at Fort Des Monies in Iowa, United States. Women soldiers seated in chairs during a ceremony. They take an oath. An officer administers the oath. Women soldiers receive certificates at the ceremony. (World War II period).
Japanese attack on a United States Navy aircraft carrier in the South Pacific Ocaen during World War II. Flakes burst as guns fire. A Japanese aircraft in flight attacks an aircraft carrier of the U.S. Navy. Smoke rises from the deck. A bomb being dropped on the deck and an explosion occurs. Damage control crew rushes on the deck and man hoses to extinguish the fire. A damaged aircraft hoisted alongside the ship. An airplane dropped in the sea. Temporary repairs done on the deck. Shattered interiors of the ship as a result of Japanese bombing. Allied sailors lined up the deck of a ship underway at sea. An Allied naval commander arrives. He decorates the sailors.
U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the recently formalized Philippine Constitution in Washington DC, United States. It had been formalized by a Constitutional Convention and approved in the Philippines on February 8, 1935. President Roosevelt at a desk as he signs the document, as required by the Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934. Other officials stand behind the President. Philippine leader Manuel Quezon seated next to the President. President Roosevelt speaks from his desk. He congratulates the Filipino people for enacting a constitution for themselves. He says that after the ratification the people of the Philippines will have self government. Manuel Quezon shakes hands with the President and thanks him.
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