Japanese patients at a hospital in Nagasaki, Japan after facing the atomic attacks of World War II. A man seated on a bed shows the effects of atomic radiations on his both hands. The patient shows both his legs affected. The neck of the patient. He shows his elbow.
Japanese patients at a hospital in Nagasaki, Japan after facing the atomic attacks of World War II. A Japanese woman shows atomic radiation effects on the right side of her face. The legs of the patient. Another woman shows burns on the left side of her face.
Japanese patients at a hospital in Nagasaki, Japan after facing the atomic attacks of World War II. A Japanese man shows the removal of hair from his head. The arms and the legs of the patient. A young Japanese boy shows atomic radiation effects on the right side of his face. Badly affected foot of a patient. The back of a patient shows effects of atomic radiations.
A survey of incendiary bomb damages inflicted upon Kobe, Japan during World War II. A view from a fire tower shows Kobe Hospital. Burnt out area of Higashiyama-cho. The south portion of Higashiyama-cho and the southwest part of Kusunoki-cho. A view across the south part of Kusunoki-cho, Aioi-cho, north part of Minato-cho, and the port area southeast of Kobe. A view of the area from Kobe station to Kawasaki-cho area and the Mitsubishi Heavy Industry workshop area and a dock area.
U.S. military officers make plans following encirclement of U.S. forces in Korea near Chosin Reservoir in November 1950. General Douglas Macarthur gets out of a car and is greeted by an officer. He walks inside a building in Tokyo, Japan. Scene changes to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. A board reads 'Commander in Chief Pacific and United States Pacific Fleet'. The Commander in Chief of the United States Pacific Command, Admiral Arthur William Radford, sits at a desk in his office and signs a document with orders. Scene changes to Tokyo again, with exterior sign and awning that says "Commander Naval Forces, Far East." Vice Admiral Charles Turner Joy directs support for the imperiled forces in Korea. He places orders for commander of 7th Fleet, Commander Carrier Division 15, Commander of Fleet Marine Air Wing to move forward with maximum support. A board reads 'Far East Navy Forces'. Different boards read '315th Air Division Combat Cargo', '5th Bomber Command' and '5th Air Force'. U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Edward C. Ewen observes rough sea from a ship during a winter storm. A naval officer looks through binoculars. An officer transfers between ships via breeches buoy. Water splashes over the deck of U.S. Navy ship during heavy storm.
Operation Little Switch for repatriation of former prisoners of war late in the Korean War (followed by Operation Big Switch in August). Released United States soldiers who were POW (Prisoners Of War) are in transport from Panmunjom, Korea to Tokyo annex in Japan. Medics load sick or injured U.S. Army soldiers aboard ambulances at the Tokyo annex. An African American soldier, former prisoner of war, smiles. Ambulatory former prisoners walk out. Several views of smiling African American patients. Mrs. Maruine Doran Clark, wife of General Mark Clark, shakes hand with repatriated U.S. Army soldiers at the airbase.
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