Various captured Japanese submarines near Sasebo Japan during Operation Road's End. View of the U.S. Destroyer, USS Everett F. Larson (DD-830). United States Navy Martin PBM Mariner drops bomb on Japanese submarine. Smoke rises from the submarine as it sinks.
Captured Japanese submarine sinks during Operation Road's End. USS Chicago (CA-136) in the background. Smoke rises from the submarine after it is bombed. United States PBM Mariner flies over. Japanese submarine sinks.
Japanese sailing ship sails near Yokosuka, Japan. Sailor on the ship signals with flags. Japanese sailors wave as sailing ship moves away.
Japanese Navy sailor students work in engine room inside submarine. Students enter large model submarine on beach. Instructor holding model submarine, shows students its construction features. He shows the location of main valves through diagram on blackboard. Japanese sailors operate wheels which controls ballast.
Diagram depicts U.S. Destroyer Division 46 ships closing on Center group of Japanese ships. Division 46 changes direction toward the Northern Japanese group. Ship hit by a torpedo and shell. CIC group members check radar. Shell bombing around the three ships of the 46th Division. (World War II period).
United States aircraft guns, at aiming point, destroy various Japanese planes at Papua New Guinea . Japanese aircraft being hit.
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