General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. CHINAquot;S PART IN WAR AGAINST JAPAN

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General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. CHINAquot;S PART IN WAR AGAINST JAPAN

1945

1) LS Chinese marching on China"s great wall, animation showing Japanese attacking Chinese villages.2) LS Japanese troops goose-step down a street.3) LS American battleships underway.4) MS Gen. MacArthur.5) CU "Bull" Halsey.6) CU Roosevelt, Chiangki-chek, & others at conference meeting.7) LS B-24 taking off from airfield.8) MS Chinese being taught to use guns.9) MS Jungle scenes showing troops custing through.10) CU Chinese shooting gun, jungies in BG.11) LS Supplies are dropped from a C-47 by parachute.12) CU Gen. Somerville.13) AV Smoke covered mountains.14) MS Chinese trcops marching.15) CU Chinese pilots climb aboard planes.16) AV Dropping of bombs from bomb bays.17) AV Strafing attack on a small vessel at sea.18) MS Chinese laborers beating rocks for airstrip.19) CU Chinese using machine guns.20) CU Mortar being used by Chinese.21) CU Madame Chiang-Ki-Chek as she addresses Congress.22) CU Signed "To Tokyo", QUALITY: GOOD

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