U.S. 1st Marine Regiment use captured Japanese aerial bombs to destroy Japanese caves near Deragawa. Marines dig holes to place the bombs. They light fuse and clear away the area. Marines crouch along the hillside. They take cover and await the explosion. Explosion in cave. Marines approach and examine the damage. (World War II period).
U.S. 1st Marine Regiment uses captured Japanese aerial bombs to destroy Japanese caves near Deragawa. Two Marines work on a bomb. A Marine removes nose cap from the bomb. He packs filler in the nose of the bomb and tamps it. Primer cord and fuse inserted in the nose of the bomb. Then he lights the fuse. (World War II period).
U.S. 'K' Company, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment and tanks move up a hill in Okinawa during World War 2. A Flamethrower tank in operation against Japanese enemy on caves on side of hill. The Flamethrower tank shoots flames into Japanese caves on side of hill.
U.S. 1st Marine Division advances in Okinawa. Marines around a tank in muddy area. Marines try to fix tracks on tank after it got hit by a Japanese 47mm anti-tank gun. A Marine points at the holes caused by Japanese 47mm anti-tank gun.
U.S. 1st Battalion 5th Marine Regiment brings in a Japanese prisoner from a cave just blasted in Shima. Two Marines bring a Japanese prisoner through a jungle path. The prisoner walks up hill under guard. (World War II period).
Japanese radar station in a cave on top of a hill in Okinawa. Interior- Japanese radar equipment barricaded with log walls is camouflaged on top of entrance. Heavy barricaded walls of log about two feet thick with camouflaged netting all around. View of country side. Hilly and bushy terrain with smoke in background.
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