Scenes shot from a U.S. battleship,off the coast of Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands, during World War 2. Brief glimpse of her guns in forward triple turret. A light cruiser is seen ahead, to starboard. View of an attack transport ship, with her Higgins Boats deployed in a line, and another attack transport seen in the background. The battleship, USS Colorado (BB-45) in camouflage paint (time code 1:40-1:43) and the battleship, USS Tennessee (BB-43)in measure 32 camouflage (time code: 1:44-1:51).
U.S. marine with bandaged head wound lying on a stretcher in sand on Saipan after amphibious assault by infantry of 2nd and 4th Marine Divisions in World War 2. Medic administering blood plasma. Marines transferring dead to a landing craft.
U.S. marines stand about as an officer makes field notes for reports during the battle of Saipan, during World War 2.
U.S. marines firing a 75mm Pack howitzer during the battle of Saipan, in World War 2. View from distance, of smoke rising from bursting shells.
Smoke and flames billowing from a knocked out Japanese type 95 light tank, during battle of Saipan in World War 2. Two U.S. marines walk past it toward a grove of trees. Another burning Japanese tank. Contingent of Marines advancing slowly over rising terrain, as their officers watch.
Two marines are sitting on rocks during battle of Saipan, in World War 2. One has bandages on his right forearm. The other is applying dressing to the wounded marine's right shoulder. The wounded marine holds the bandage in place with his hand, while the other unrolls adhesive tape, and uses it to secure the bandage.
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