U.S. 4th Marine Division in Tinian, Mariana Islands during World War II. A group of Japanese civilian prisoners walk up the side of a hill to a cliff. Ocean in the background. The prisoners with their hands raised. Marines frisk them. The group of prisoners including women and children walk uphill. A Japanese child carrying a tea kettle and a pack on back, in the group. Marines guard them. A wounded prisoner walks with a stick. Tanks and Marines at the edge of a cliff. Ocean in the background. A group of prisoners coming up the cliff. Marines on the top of the cliff. A prisoner comes up the hill. Japanese prisoners wave handkerchiefs on the top of the cliff.
United States 4th Marine Division in Tinian, Mariana Islands during World War II. Marines search Japanese prisoners. Prisoners including women and children move under guard. A Japanese interpreter in civilian clothes speaks into a microphone. A Japanese female interpreter. M4A3 tanks fire into distance. Smoke rises as a result of the firing.
Japanese soldiers in Japan. A Japanese drill master shouts orders. Soldiers coming out of the gateway to barracks. Japanese offices seated at a table. Soldiers practice bayonet tactics. An officer supervises the session. Soldiers standing in formation. Soldiers march. Officers seated at the table look at the marching soldiers. The soldiers practice field tactics. Soldiers carrying bayonets march. Soldiers standing in formation in front of the barracks. They scramble to enter the barracks. The soldiers practice fighting. Soldiers lying in prone position practice rifle shooting.
Japanese soldiers in Burma during the Burma Campaign of World War II. Japanese field guns are fired. Soldiers load projectiles and fire. Explosions in the distance. Japanese fighter airplanes in flight. The airplanes peel off one by one. Aerial views of the area below from the cockpit of an aircraft. Fighting at night. Smoke rises from a huge fire.
Opening slate reads:"Yokohama, Japan- 1927. The Empire's entire Naval forces are assembled for review. Emperor Hiro Hito [in uniform saluting he walks] attends." (Note: this is not entirely correct. The Emperor does not salute. He is saluted, by Navy personnel, as he walks to a gangplank. The Next slate reads:"Guns roar out as the Emperor boards the battleship 'Matsu'."(Note this is the battleship "Mutsu.) View of her twin 41 cm (16.1 inch) guns firing a salute from the ship. View of a Fubuki-class destroyer firing guns in salute. Smoke from gunfire partially obscuring her. Smaller guns firing from another ship. Japanese statesmen in formal attire with high hats, stand on the deck of the battleship Mutsu. The ship's funnel is at their right, and life boats on davits to their left. Camera backs away showing other participants in the events. Bow view of the battleship Matsu, heading toward the camera. She turns and provides a stern view. Slate reads: "New types of warship construction, the angled stack and pagoda-like foremast are unique developments by the Japanese." The battleship, Nagato, is then seen with her unique "s" shaped funnel. Aerial views of the Japanese fleet at sea.
The battle of Iwo Jima, Japan during World War II. Telephone talker on the battlefield. Japanese personnel on stretcher and being loaded in the ambulance. Soldiers at the Red Beach, Iwo Jima. Personnel swap American shoes for Japanese shoes on the beach. Japanese howitzer cannon gun emplacement on the beach.
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