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Experience the American Journey through our country's visual heritage in this historical recording provided by the National Archives of the United States.

AMERICANS WIN NEW AIRBASES IN SOUTH PACIFIC,1944: 1. Manus Island is bombed from sea and air. Soldiers fight in the jungle. 2. Wounded soldiers in Burma are treated. Supplies are dropped to Fijian troops. 3. Princess Juliana visits Curacao Island in the Netherlands Antilles. 4. Ground and air crews of planes that bomb German-held territory.

ALLIES DIG IN ON ANZIO FRONT,1944: 1. Troops wounded in Italy are treated. 2. Brazilian troops parade in Sao Paulo. 3. New jeeps are tested on beaches. 4. Purple Hearts are presented to parents of Japanese who died serving in the U.S. 5. A Nova Scotia salt mine. 6. Girl lifeguards man a boat on an Australian beach. 7. Planes bomb Japanese positions on Truk and Saipan.

U.S. NAVY PLANES BOMB JAPANESE SHIPS IN SOUTH PACIFIC,1944: 1. Carrier planes sink a Japanese cruiser off New Guinea. 2. U.S. Servicewomen view cherry blossoms. 3. Thomas Edison and an early movie camera. Scenes of Broadway in 1896. Theodore Roosevelt and the "Rough Riders" parade in N.Y.C. Inaugural parade of 1905. Lillian Russell, Pearl White, and William S. Hart appear in early movies. Market Street in San Francisco in 1900. 4. Winston Churchill and Gen. Eisenhower watch a parachute drop in England.

NEW PLANE BREAKS RECORD IN FIRST U.S. FLIGHT,1944: 1. A Constellation airplane leaves California and lands in Washington, D.C., in less than 7 hours. 2. A missionary in Alaska adopts 20 Indian children. 3. Eggs are processed in a Canadian dehydrating plant. 4. Mount Vesuvius, outside of Naples, erupts and the lava flow reaches San Sebastiano. Villages are evacuated in its path. Black ash rains on Salerno, 17 miles away.

ALLIED ARMIES IN BURMA BATTLE JAPANESE ON WIDE FRONT,1944: 1. U.S., British, and Chinese troops advance against Japanese positions in Burma. 2. The Canadian Navy stages a musical show. 3. Yugoslav troops in Italy board ships to return to liberated areas of their homeland. 4. The Allied Control Commission issues supplies in Naples. 5. War material is stockpiled on the Atlantic shore awaiting loading. A Navy seaplane tender sinks a German U-boat in the Atlantic.

HUGE AIR FLEETS BOMB NAZI WAR PLANTS IN EUROPE,1944: 1. R.A.F. Boston bombers strike war plants in Europe. 2. Delegates from 40 nations meet for a labor conference. 3. Sec. of the Navy Frank Knox is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. 4. Airplane propellers are tested in a wind tunnel. 5. The carrier Bon Homme Richard is launched. 6. 37th Division troops move inland on Bougainville.

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