American Sergent on board United States Naval ship Grant interviewed en route to Kiska in Aleutian Island, Alaska. He shares his experiences about landings at Attu while sewing his Adak patch on. Also expresses his opinion that Adak, Kiska landings and clean up will take six weeks.
Landing Ships Tank (LST) underway at sea in Aleutian Island, Alaska during World War II. A freighter in the background. Landing Crafts Infantry (LCI) and Landing Ships Tank move around transport.
A Landing Craft Infantry (LCI) with American flag hoisted onto it underway at the sea in Aleutian Island, Alaska during World War II. Canadian troops on the flight deck of LCI climb down the side of the transport. LCI speeds towards the shore. Canadian troops wearing American equipment debark from beached LCI and move through surf and onto the beach.
'Recent pictures from Solomon 'Aerial views of destroyed Japanese planes in Solomon Island during World War II. Several ships afire off the beach. A sunken ship in low water off the beach. Heavy black smoke pours from burning ship. Fireboat sprays water from hoses on burning vessel.
American troops march in Aleutian Island, Alaska during World War II. Plane crew chief briefs some men at chart. Men load ammunition in P-40 war hawks and plane takes off. Soldiers answer a mail call.
United States troops push a 37mm anti tank gun up a snow covered slope in Aleutian Island, Alaska during World War II.
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