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U.S. air attack on Japanese ships and animation depicts plan of attack of both countries in the Pacific Ocean.
Conclusions of the Battle of Leyte Gulf of World War II in the Pacific Ocean. Aerial view of Japanese ships being attacked by a U.S. Task Force. Naval guns being fired from the battleships. A U.S. aircraft takes off from a carrier. The aircraft in flight. Ships underway in the Pacific Ocean. Sailors on the decks of ships look skywards. A sailor looks through binoculars. Animation depicts Japanese plan of attack, division of Japanese and U.S. forces and American plan of attack. Aircraft in flight. Sailors stand by naval guns, ready to fire ,including an African American U.S. Navy sailor. A sailor observes through binoculars. Battleships underway in ocean. Officers study maps and communicate with each other. The battleships underway during the battle.
Large cranes at a navy yard pier and Japanese boats move down a river in Japan (WW2)
Japanese boats at a navy yard in Japan after World War II. Large metal cranes at the navy yard pier. A Japanese boat on the pier. Several Japanese river boats move down the river in front of the yard. Mountains in the background.
Many small picket boats and riverboats tied along a dock and Japanese battleship Nagato underway on a river in Japan (WW2)
Japanese battleship Nagato underway on a river in Japan during World War II. Many small picket boats and riverboats tied along a dock. A Landing Craft Vehicle, Personnel underway and the American flag flying. U.S. troops on the LCVP talk and point at a particular place. Japanese battleship Nagato underway. An unfinished hull being towed down the river by three tugs. A close up of Japanese battleship.
Japanese troops fire artillery, advance in prone position and capture parts of China.
Japanese win battles in China during World War II. Japanese troops carrying guns and other necessary equipment move on a mountain. Soldiers stand around an artillery and fire. Smoke rises on the mountain due to the firing. The troops move up. They fire guns in prone positions. The troops in camouflaged uniforms fire. A building in the foreground. The troops cross a bridge. A close up of a Japanese soldier in grasses. The soldiers fire guns and advance. The troops in prone position on a railway track. Smokes rises due to explosions and troops move up.
Japanese Propaganda Corps men in a sound truck broadcast a message and distribute leaflets in the Philippines.
Japanese Propaganda Corps men distribute leaflets in the Philippines during World War II. A truck loaded with Japanese Propaganda Corps men drives on a road. The Japanese flag and a speaker on the truck. Trucks loaded with troops enter a town. Men distribute leaflets to people. A recorder to broadcast a message. A man reads a leaflet. Several views of the Filipino. A woman makes an announcement and people listen to her. The truck drives off .
A Japanese bomber aircraft drops bombs and a carrier is set afire but it remains afloat in the Pacific Ocean.
Carrier-based airplanes fight Japanese airplanes off New Guinea, Australia during World War II . A U.S. aircraft carrier underway in the Pacific Ocean prepares for attack. Aircraft parked on the deck. An aircraft takes off. Gunners ready the guns mounted on the deck. A Japanese aircraft in flight. Flaks burst in the sky. The gunners fire the guns. An explosion on the outer deck. The carrier crew runs on the deck and fires. A Japanese bomber aircraft drops bombs. A bomb hole on the deck. The gunners still fire. Crew members pull a hose and spray water on the bombed area. The carrier is set afire but remains afloat.
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