HOME MOVIES: OCCUPIED JAPAN
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Genre: home movie
Year Published: 1960s
Format: 16mm
Description: One of a series of extraordinary home movies shot in Occupied Japan immediately after WWII, this film shows a visit to one of the ski resorts located in Nagano, Japan. The man who filmed these was a Harvard graduate ('43) and U.S. Army Intelligence Officer named Robert Ryan. Ryan may have very well worked for the OSS, although it's not clear. He definitely worked as an instructor at the U.S. Army's AFFE Intelligence School, and toured Vietnam in the early 1960s to conduct strategic vulnerability surveys. These films dates to the period July 1947-May 1951, when Ryan served in the Department of Defense in the Geographic Branch, Theater Intelligence Division, Far East Command. During this time he served in Occupied Japan and in the Korean theater.
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