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THREE
CAME HOME - The true story of Agnes Newton Keith’s
imprisonment in several Japanese prisoner-of-war
camps from 1941 to the end of WWII, this is considered
Claudette Colbert’s finest dramatic performance.
First time ever on DVD! 1950 / B&W / 106 minutes
ATTACK IN THE PACIFIC - The history of the naval
war in the Pacific through Kamikaze attacks to Midway,
Okinawa and U.S. ships. B&W / 52 minutes
WW II GI FILMS - Bob Hope, Lucille Ball, Mel Blanc,
Kay Kaiser, June Allyson and more in films of radio
performances shown to the troops. G.I. Journal and
Command Performances. B&W / 19 minutes
6th MARINE DIVISION ON OKINAWA - From January to
May - The Whole Operation! The North is conquered
and the Southern Fighting continues - Here Come
the Marines! Rare documentary in original stunning
Kodachrome color. Color / 30 minutes
STAR SPANGLED BANNER - America’s National Anthem.
DECEMBER 7, 1941 - Academy Award™ winner for
the Best Short Subject. Directed by John Ford. B&W
/ 82 minutes
RETURN TO GUAM - The true story of George Tweed,
a radio operator who hid on Japanese-occupied Guam
for 31 months until rescued by the Marines. B&W
/ 19 minutes
PAYOFF IN THE PACIFIC - WW II documentary showing
naval maneuverings in the South Seas. Includes the
A-bomb attack on Hiroshima and the surrender ceremonies
on the USS Missouri. B&W / 52 minutes
PEARL HARBOR CLIPS - Various newsreels of Hawaii,
from peaceful times through the aftermath of the
attack by the Japanese. B&W / 22 minutes
PRIVATE SNAFU - Five Warner Bros. cartoons featuring
the voice of Mel Blanc made especially for the troops.
Spies, Censored, Rumors, It’s Murder, She Said,
Private Snafu vs. Malaria Mike. B&W / 20 minutes
RADIO BROADCASTS - Radio excerpts of FDR and Winston
Churchill’s Declaration of War to Congress
and the British Parliament, plus a special 1945
Armed Forces V-J program hosted by Bing Crosby featuring
Dinah Shore, Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Frances Langford
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