Invasion of Manila, Philippines by Japanese troops during World War II. Japanese troops arrive at a shore. They fire rifles and machine guns. Smoke in the foreground. Damaged buildings and a church. Japanese tanks and infantry advances through jungles into Manila.
Japanese positions on the Philippines Islands during Japanese occupation in World War II. A map of the Philippines Islands. Animated map shows Japanese positions.
Japanese invasion and occupation of the Philippine Islands by Japanese troops during World War II. Japanese troops load and fire artillery and howitzers on Bataan. The soldiers load and fire guns from a hide-out. Smoke rises from the firing in the foreground. Mountains in the foreground.
During Japanese occupation of Philippine Islands in World War II. Japanese airplanes in flight overhead. The airplanes drop surrender leaflets and psychological warfare materials on U.S. Army lines. They also drop photographs of women and children of the U.S. Cartoons depict U.S. Army General Douglas MacArthur's flight and call for Filipino troops to desert the U.S. A cartoon reads: 'MacArthur's trick'. A leaflet reads: 'Ticket to Armistice'. Leaflets are loaded into artillery shells. Japanese soldiers aboard a truck driven past. They come out of the truck and advance across a field. Smoke rises in the foreground.
Japanese invasion and occupation of Philippines during World War II. Japanese tanks and infantry advance through a jungle. Japanese tank runs over banana trees and shrubs. Soldiers fire rifles and Type 92 heavy machine guns. Smoke rises from the firing in the foreground. The soldiers advance through the jungle. Mitsubishi Ki-21 "Sally" heavy bomber and Mitsubishi G3M “Nell” bomber fly in formation overhead. They drop bombs on the battlefield. Smoke rises from the bombardment.
The invasion of the Philippines by Japanese troops during World War II. Water flows from river. Trees in jungle. Occupying Japanese soldier on a treetop observation post directs fire. Japanese airplanes in flight overhead. Soldiers fire artillery. Smoke rises due to the firing.
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