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Japanese-American U.S. soldier is aided by other soldiers as they advance through dense woods in Okinawa.
U.S. 7th Marine Division advances on Okinawa Hill 115. Tanks advance through dense woods knocking over trees. Infantrymen advance slowly through tall grass and occasionally firing rifles. A Japanese-American U.S. soldier is aided by other soldiers as they follow behind tank. First aid is applied to wounded soldier after they reach safety. (World War II period).
Uses of a special drill for enlarging the cavity on artillery shells for V-T fuses or proximity fuse in Okinawa.
Cavitizing shells for V-T fuses in Okinawa. A special drill used for enlarging the cavity on artillery shells for V-T fuses or proximity fuse. Ordnance man works with V-T fuse. Man drills to enlarge the cavity on shell for accommodating V-T fuse. Toothbrush used to clean up the shell after drilling. Shells stacked on side in the background. (World War II; WWII;World War 2; WW2)
U.S. soldiers investigate cave for Japanese soldiers and flame-throwing tank in action against Hill 153 in Okinawa.
U.S. soldier destroys Japanese fortifications in Okinawa. U.S. soldiers investigating cave for Japanese soldiers. Flame-throwing tank in action against Hill 153. Smoke arises from the burning hill. (World War II period).
Loudspeaker mounted on M-4 tank which is used to communicate with Japanese soldiers, Okinawa.
Okinawan civilians and Japanese soldiers surrender to U.S. soldiers of 32nd Infantry, 7th Division in Okinawa. Two U.S. soldiers on edge of cliff, one of them speaks into microphone attached with loudspeaker. He urges Okinawan civilians to come out of cliffs. View from moving tank's periscope showing M-4 tank advancing. Loudspeaker mounted on M-4 tank. (World War II period).
American Red Cross Captain Wynn and U.S. Army Captain Hall, raise flags over Red cross hospital in Archangel
Activities of Red Cross and U.S. Army personnel in Archangel, Russia, during the Allied North Russian Intervention of World War 1. American soldiers of the American North Russia Expeditionary Force hold a brief ceremony. Russian sisters (nuns) stand outside their Red Cross hospital on Troitsky Avenue, near Olga barracks, in Archangel, as Captain Wynn of the American Red Cross, and U.S. Army Captain Hall, raise Red Cross and American flags over it. Thus it becomes the first Red Cross Hospital in Archangel, jointly staffed with Russian and American Red Cross nurses. Brief view of the Army band marching back after the ceremony. They are watched by Russians on the sidewalks. (Note: Captain Wynn and the American Red Cross went on to equip the hospital, and American Army Captain Hall and Lieutenant Kiley were placed in charge of it. British medical authorities had resisted having Americans start their own hospital in Archangel. So this American flag-raising event constituted an act of defiance.) (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
U.S. 310th Engineers of American Expeditionary Forces operate saw mill in Archangel, Russia.
Saw mill operated by U.S. 310th Engineers in Archangel, Russia during World War 1 time period. Lumbers piled up and bridge in the background. U.S. 310th Engineers of American Expeditionary Forces operate saw mill. Wood piled up. Horse drawn cart loaded with wood. Wood unloaded from cart.
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