Attack on Japanese junk underway in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. A U.S. submarine underway. Japanese sailing junk alongside the submarine. Japanese prisoner boards the sailing junk. The junk burns. Japanese cargo junk burns at night.
Attack on Japanese junk underway in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. Japanese cargo junk being fired upon from the submarine. Smoke arises from the burning junk. U.S. Japanese survivors being pulled on board the submarine. Japanese prisoners come aboard stripped. Japanese prisoners with sacks of clothing.
U.S. submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. The submarine underway at night. A yellow light flashes in the foreground. Men aboard the submarine.
American submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. An airplane in flight overhead. Periscope of the submarine. The submarine emerges out of the water. U.S. sailors at the conning tower of the submarine. They watch through binoculars. Men aboard a tender. The submarine comes alongside the tender. A gang plank is laid from the tender to the submarine. Sailors and officers working on the submarine. Heavy lines kept on the submarine.
American submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. Submarine underway. U.S. sailors on the conning tower of the submarine.
U.S. submarine moving on surface passes battleship, USS Arkansas (BB-33) while entering Pearl harbor, Hawaii.
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