USMC 104669: Our Enemy, the Japanese
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Item Description
Title
USMC 104669: Our Enemy, the Japanese
Citation information
USMC 104669: Our Enemy, the Japanese. (00128.) United States Marine Corps Film Repository. Moving Image Research Collections. University of South Carolina.
USMC History Division inventory no
04/895
Marine Corps Library Number
0000-16
Additional identifiers
00128
MIRC inventory no.
USMC 104669
Description
Office of War Information Bureau of Motion Pictures releases an informational/training film for the Navy about Imperial Japan and the Okinawa Invasion. A film explains the cultural differences between Japan and the West. Included is footage of Japanese daily life as well as combat footage. Emperor Hirohito (Showa).
The second film is about the American capture of the island of Okinawa and how they maintain the indigenous population and their own while at war with the Japanese army in the North. Combat footage is shown, featuring M116 howitzers, M1 rifles, C82 planes, M-2-4 rocket trucks, M1917 Browning heavy machine guns, M1919 medium machine guns, M1A1 recoilless anti-tank rocket launcher, amongst others.
Location(s)
Japan
Producing entity
United States Marine Corps (Production unit)
Genre
Training
Item collection
United States Marine Corps Film Repository
Original color
B&W
Original audio
Sound
Original gauge
Film: 16mm
Original generation
Postive
Original physical length
1300
Original aspect ratio
1.37:1 (Academy)
Original media type
Motion pictures (visual works)
Language
English
Contributing organization
University of South Carolina. Moving Image Research Collections
Digital collection name
United States Marine Corps Films
Rights information
Public domain.
Digital media type
Moving Image
Date digital file created
06/06/2022
Digitization information
High definition access copy derived from a scan of a film original on a Lasergraphics ScanStation 6.5k
Digital runtime
37:55
Digital file type
video/H264
Keywords
World War II
Title
USMC 104669: Our Enemy, the Japanese
Citation information
USMC 104669: Our Enemy, the Japanese. (00128.) United States Marine Corps Film Repository. Moving Image Research Collections. University of South Carolina.
USMC History Division inventory no
04/895
Marine Corps Library Number
0000-16
Additional identifiers
00128
MIRC inventory no.
USMC 104669
Description
Office of War Information Bureau of Motion Pictures releases an informational/training film for the Navy about Imperial Japan and the Okinawa Invasion. A film explains the cultural differences between Japan and the West. Included is footage of Japanese daily life as well as combat footage. Emperor Hirohito (Showa).
The second film is about the American capture of the island of Okinawa and how they maintain the indigenous population and their own while at war with the Japanese army in the North. Combat footage is shown, featuring M116 howitzers, M1 rifles, C82 planes, M-2-4 rocket trucks, M1917 Browning heavy machine guns, M1919 medium machine guns, M1A1 recoilless anti-tank rocket launcher, amongst others.
Location(s)
Japan
Producing entity
United States Marine Corps (Production unit)
Genre
Training
Item collection
United States Marine Corps Film Repository
Original color
B&W
Original audio
Sound
Original gauge
Film: 16mm
Original generation
Postive
Original physical length
1300
Original aspect ratio
1.37:1 (Academy)
Original media type
Motion pictures (visual works)
Language
English
Contributing organization
University of South Carolina. Moving Image Research Collections
Digital collection name
United States Marine Corps Films
Rights information
Public domain.
Digital media type
Moving Image
Date digital file created
06/06/2022
Digitization information
High definition access copy derived from a scan of a film original on a Lasergraphics ScanStation 6.5k
Digital runtime
37:55
Digital file type
video/H264
Keywords
World War II
Sources
- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, description, catalog record, video
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