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.
A Japanese suicide boat loaded with 300 lbs picric acid. A ruler is laid on the motor of the boat to show measurement. Marine of 6th Marine Division stands near the Japanese boat. Wooded area in background. Various equipment shown.
Flamethrower tank burns bushes in Okinawa. Muzzle of tank flamethrower shooting flames on grass. U.S. Marines riding on M4A2 tank advance toward grass. View of Japanese soldier on fire. He crawls and runs through heavy grass trying to put fire out with hands over his head. Marines with Thompson Sub-Machine gun walks forward to search him. Japanese soldier lay on ground. Several Marines kneeling over him bandage cuts. Flamethrower tank moves in toward grass. (World War II period).
U.S. Marine Battalion Command Post attacked by Japanese antitank gun in Okinawa. Marines in Battalion Command Post scatter for cover as Japanese antitank gun fires. Smoke arises from fire. LVT-3 (Landing Vehicle Tracked) burns after hit. Burning LVT-3 throws billows of smoke up in air. Vehicles caught in open fire. (World War II period).
Japanese caves set on fire in Okinawa by U.S. Marines. Flames coming out of Japanese cave on side of hill. Cave burns. (World War II period).
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