U.S. Marines Corps wounded during World War 2 Battle of Tarawa. Marine lying on stretcher while blood is transfused into his body by a medic. Wounded Marine is carried by corpsmen on stretcher and lowered to a rubber boat while a plane passes over the island.
United States Marines march across a beach on Gilbert Island in World War II. A Jeep is moving along the marching solders. The U.S. Marines sit , bathe, relax and mill around after battle. Barren posts and ruined sea shore is also seen.
Sign board showing 624th Special Service of U.S. Army in Vietnam. Conex containers placed on loading platform. Forklift loads crates onto truck.
U.S. Army soldiers string the wire of a fence. Long Binh POL terminal sign. Fuel drums stored amid wire fence. Scene of fuel storage tanks. Sign of USRAV mess and Enlisted men's club. Interior of the mess shows a small pond and a fountain. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. Army soldiers loading and firing M-110 8-inch SP Howitzer. Smoke and dust arises near the target. UH-1D medical helicopter lands on the pad. Two injured soldiers are helped from the helicopter. Outdoor corridor of the 24th Evac Hospital Long Binh. (Vietnam War period).
A building with sign board of military police station of U.S. Army and of Provost Marshall fixed in ground. Jeeps parked outside the police station. One jeep moves at high speed passing over concrete bridge. The jeep stops in front of a building with 'Abbusa' written on a sign board on its wall. Drums lined in rows lie outside the building within wire fence. A soldier gets down from the jeep and goes inside the building. He returns back after some time and drives back. (Vietnam War period).
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