Japanese troops and their advance during World War II. Animated map. Captured weaponry. Destroyed American aircraft. Chinese alphabets. An officer explains the map to military personnel. Military personal seated listen about the economic goals of peace and prosperity of the Empire. Japanese indoctrinate Chinese civilians.
Floods in China. Animated map of Northern China. Japanese soldiers with a young boy pose beside a train. View of city streets, industrial area and residential scenes in Harbin, China. Japanese forces aid in flood repairs by the Sungari River (Songhua or Sunghwa River). Flooded huts. Three guards with a dog stand outside a building.
Barrack bags of U.S. officers unloaded from B-17 at Atsugi Airdrome in Japan, soon after the end of World War 2. B-17 parked on runway. U.S. officers talk to Japanese officers alongside the B-17. Enlisted men load barracks bags on jeep. Jeep pulls out. Two Japanese soldiers go on bicycle. Steel structure of hangar in the background.
C-47 is unloaded in Japan. Enlisted men seated on wing of C-47. Insignia 'Tokyo Trolley'. Japanese soldier cranks truck. Truck backs up to C-47. Soldiers unload equipment. Japanese soldiers and enlisted men load truck. Truck pulls away.
Various Activities at Atsugi Airdrome near the city of Yamato, in Japan, soon after the end of World War 2. Two Japanese soldiers look into cockpit of a captured American P-40 fighter plane, which has been repainted in Japanese markings. Steel structure of hangar in the background. U.S. Army soldier looks through binoculars on tripod near Base Operations headquarters. Sign seen reads, 'Atsugi Tokyo Airdrome, Base Operations, 3rd Airdrome Sqdn.'
General Douglas MacArthur exits a building in occupied Japan. General Matthew Ridgway greets officers and officials in Japan. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles waves farewell and boards an airplane in Japan. Roman Catholic Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York greets American soldiers and Japanese people. Vice President and Mrs. Richard Nixon are greeted upon arrival in Japan. Ordinary American soldiers meet ordinary Japanese people.
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