A U.S. Navy PB4Y-2 Privateer aircraft flies low over the submarine, USS Cod (SS-224) as 3 of her crew members paddle a yellow inflated rubber raft to the Dutch submarine, O-19, aground on Ladd Reef, in the Spratly islands, South China Sea, during last month of World War 2. Crew members of the O-19 are seen on her deck. Rescued Dutch sailors seen aboard the USS Cod. Light signals being sent from the O-19, but no crew visible on her deck.
Brief glimpse of a small sailing vessel (Junk) as seen from periscope of a U.S. submarine in the pacific during World War 2. Mountainous terrain in background.
A U.S. submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. Bow of the submarine. Submarine underway in rough weather. Water breaking over the bow. Conning tower of the submarine. An airplane in flight overhead. Bow of the submarine.
A U.S. submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. An officer and other men inside the submarine. Periscope being raised on submarine. Officer checking the periscope. He looks through the periscope.
A U.S. submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. The submarine underway. Men standing near the conning tower aboard the submarine. Men standing on the deck and working. Submarine coming into harbor. Tenders being tied up alongside the dock. Buildings in the background. Submarine being tied up alongside the tender.
View from an aircraft of U.S. submarines maneuvering on surface of Pearl Harbor, with crews all on deck and streamers flying from their conning towers, as they celebrate the end of World War 2, on VJ Day. Several other ships are seen.
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