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Japanese teach Borneo natives to signal with semaphore flags. Japanese operate float planes on river in World War II
The Japanese train natives Borneo during World War 2. Borneo natives practice semaphore signaling. An officer standing in front of a chart instructs a group of natives. He looks through binoculars. The trainees take notes during instruction. A group of trainees in front of an officer on a ship. They disperse after the instructions and climb to various places aboard the ship. . Two climb up to a gun position, where they are seen using binoculars to scan the horizon. Another sends semaphore signals. One is seen looking through a telescope. View from below of one trainee high up in the ship's crow's nest. Scene shifts completely to ground view of several Japanese Aichi E13A (Jake) float planes in water's edge. Mechanics use a chain hoist to remove an aircraft engine from a Nakajima E8N float plane (Dave). Group of Japanese fliers, in flight gear, being briefed on a mission. Closeup of the fliers. They salute their commander. A Nakajima E8N Float plane taking off from the water. Closeup view from airplane tail of its trailing wake on takeoff. View of the float plane in shallow climb, with small mountain in the background. Closeup of pilot in cockpit of plane. Closeup of the float plane in flight.
Japanese Army General Masaharu Homma reviews soldiers and army vehicles at Luneta in Manila, Philippines.
Japanese occupation of Philippines in World War 2 and beginning of colonial rule by Japan during the war. Japanese victory march at Luneta Park in Manila, Philippines during World War II. Slide in Filipino reads “Ang parada ng mga Hukbo ng Hapon sa Luneta alang-alang sa kanilang malalaking mga tagumpay” (“The Japanese Army’s parade in Luneta to celebrate their immense victories” in English). Japanese tanks in a row in Luneta Park (Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila). Soldiers blow bugles. Soldiers near the tanks. Japanese Army General Masaharu Homma on a horse followed by other men. They ride past soldiers on foot going in the opposite direction. The General reviews the troops. Cavalry units pass in review. The General salutes. Army vehicles pass in review. Soldiers in formation. Aircraft in flight. Army vehicles roll past cheering crowds standing at roadsides. People wave small Japanese flags. The vehicles move across the Ayala Bridge over the Pasig River. Sign over bridge reads “Welcome General Homma Welcome”.
Soldiers patrol streets and a soldier catches two thieves in Manila, Philippines during World War II.
A Japanese propaganda film during World War 2 on mistreatment of Filipinos by the United States. Aerial view of Manila, Philippines during World War II. Manila Defense Headquarters. Japanese soldiers guard buildings and bridges. Soldiers in front of an officer. A notification near a sandbagged bunker. Soldiers patrol in the streets. Children look at the soldiers from behind a picket fence. They open a gate and go out. A soldier patrols a street at night. Two soldiers talk and go in different ways to patrol. A soldier runs. He tells his officer that he has caught two thieves who were trying to rob a Filipino couple. Two children listen to what he is saying. The next day, children under a tree. The two children recount the incident of the previous night. Other children listen. A girl on a swing listens. A Japanese soldier and a child shake hands.
A group of U.S.Army airborne infantry officers at a sand table in Manila, Philippine Islands during World War II.
The U.S. Army in Manila, Philippine Islands during World War 2. A group of officers of airborne infantry having a discussion at a sand table on a beach. The sand table depicts Tagaytay Ridge. Airborne troopers parachutes and equipment. Soldiers in a group being briefed. Potable water in cans. Rations and ammunition boxes stacked in piles. (Note: The sand table image is Tagaytay Ridge, located south of Manila where a road links it further south to where the U.S. Navy ferried a contingent of troops at Nasugbu beach in Batangas.)
Thick black smoke rises from a fire burning on USS Belleau Wood (CVL-24) in the Pacific Ocean during World War II.
Japanese Kamikaze pilots attack U.S. warships in the Pacific Ocean during World War 2. Thick black smoke rises from a fire burning on light aircraft carrier USS Belleau Wood (CVL-24). The Carrier, USS Franklin (CV-13) also burning from Kamikaze attack is seen in the background. Sailors on the deck of the burning ship.
Crew of USS Enterprise suppressing fire after being struck by a Japanese kamikaze in World War II
U.S. Navy warships under attack by Japanese aircraft during World War 2. Fire fighting detail working on the deck of USS Enterprise (CV-6). They play hoses into elevator shaft where forward elevator was blown out of its well by Japanese kamikaze on 14 May 1945. Another ship in the far background, as battle with Japanese aircraft continues. Bomb splash in water near distant ship.
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