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Boys of Japanese descent in an American Boy Scout Troop assemble and prepare a meal while camping
Japanese-American boys in Scout troop activities early during World War II, just before the opening Japanese internment camps and relocation centers.. A Boy Scout recruitment and fundraising poster with a smiling boy. Boys of Japanese descent stand in a line, raise their hands in the scout sign and say the scout oath, led by a Scout leader. Boys in scout troop prepare meal on campfire beside a tent. The Japanese flag flying. Likely west coast USA; possibly California.
United States Marines examine wrecked Japanese fortifications. Exhausted marines rest on Iwo Jima in World War II
Marines of U.S. 4th Division explore remains of Japanese fortifications and weapons at end of the battle for Iwo Jima in World War 2. Remnants of a Japanese mortar shell with fins. A marine examines destroyed Japanese bunker and eqipment at a cave entrance. Exhausted marines resting at side of road and on rocks. View through a Japanese defensive position in a cave. Some marines moving out, past others still resting.
U.S. Marines seek out remaining Japanese defenders in final days of battle for Iwo Jima in World War II
Several U.S. marines approach possible Japanese defensive position at a cave during final days of the battle for Iwo Jima in World War 2. Debris on the ground, including a tin can and Japanese rocket (or mortar shell) with fins. Japanese war supplies outside a destroyed fortification. A marine cautiously approaches the entrance of a Japanese cave fortification, and then walks away. Several marines below a ridgeline. One throws wire, from a spool, upward to the top of the ridge, to connect a demolition charge. Later the charge ignites with a huge explosion, destroying part of the ridge.
Japanese Prisoners of War return to Japan from United States.
Film titled 'We The Japanese People', about Japan and Japanese prisoners of war returning home. Sun rises. Water dashes against rocks at the Japanese coast. View of Mount Fuji. Japanese POW (Prisoners of War) aboard ship. They sit and stand on ships at the Pacific shore. They shout and wave to people on the shore. POW disembark and walk with their luggage. They sit on the train and wave from the windows. Crowd on a road in Ginza, Tokyo. People at crossroads. Scene from rural Japan. Snow on mountains and land. People cross a bridge over stream. Hut besides stream. Flowers bloom over Cherry trees. Small islands in the sea. Ship underway at sea. Light house beside the sea. Boats at shoreline. City in the background.
Japanese troops and military elements moves forward to attack Manila in Philippines.
Japan's Military moves up to attack Manila in Philippines in December 1941, during World War 2. Japanese troops cross a bridge. Trucks and artillery towed. Japanese occupation soldiers move forward. Smoke rises from houses. Troops march in field and smoke rises in the background. Tanks move forward from a village. People besides road wave Flag of Japan to greet Japanese troops in City. Damaged United States aircraft on airstrip. A plane takes off. Animated map shows movement of Japanese aircraft portraying aerial attack over Corregidor.
Japanese warplanes take off from an airfield in the Pacific. Pilots given big sendoff with waving flags.
Japanese Nakajima airplanes take off from an airfield on Japanese-held island in Pacific. Soldiers and people stand on the airfield. People watch the planes take off. Soldiers wave flags. Japanese officer waves hat on the platform. People in the background. Civilians wave at departing Japanese planes. (World War II period).
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