Pearl Harbor: Spring of 1942
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Pearl Harbor: Spring of 1942 Produced: 1942
Description This film depicts Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in the spring of 1942. Japanese women are shown as they passed by a torii and walked to the entrance of a temple, and a Hawaiian girl is seen as she sang and strummed a ukulele. Children are shown as they moved into a trench dug in a schoolyard, several trucks loaded with army personnel are seen as they drove past a fence, and a light army truck is shown as it traveled down a street near vehicular traffic. Soldiers and sailors are also seen as they rode a Ferris wheel at a carnival.
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/2663134
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