Gun camera footage from U.S. fighter plane over Okinawa in World War 2. View from aircraft diving down over the beach and then inland over the island. Plane flies toward the water and pulls up to avoid mountains. Next it is seen attacking the Japanese Flying Boat Mavis, in the water. After pulling up, It makes stafing attacks on wooden sampan boats. The next strikes are against vehicles on inland roads. Last clip shows strafing of a Japanese single engine aircraft crash landing on the beach.
Gun camera scenes of U.S. fighter aircraft strafing shore installations and associated roads on Okinawa, during World War 2. Smoke is seen rising from several of the targets hit on the ground.
Gun camera of an American fighter aircraft shows strafing a road in undeveloped part of Okinawa, during World War 2. At another road, the gun camera records attack with tracer bullets showing hits upon targets in road, resulting in explosions, fire and smoke.
U.S. aircraft flying over snow-covered area of Japan, during World War 2. Gun camera records strafing of lines of communication (roads, bridges, etc. ) on the ground.
Short sequence from gun camera of U.S. aircraft strafing snow-covered targets in Japan during World War 2
Winter time and snow on the ground in Japan. U.S. gun camera footage shows strafing attacks against ground targets in World War 2.
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