PRISONER OF WAR HOSPITAL, 88TH FIELD HOSPITAL, OKINAWA Part 3
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Signal Corps ADC 5125 SOURCE: AFCF (POA-D-1717) DC FILM: ARCH & APC MP 8761 ea Silent 125 PRISONER-OF-WAR HOSPITAL 88th Field Hospital, Okinawa 13 August 1945 AVs, 88th field hospital area. Seq: A 2 1/2 ton truck loaded with prisoners arrives at the hospital. The prisoners with bandages on vaious parts of their bodies and heads are helped off truck by other prisoners. US soldier supervises the unloading of the wounded. Wounded Japanese are marched to an area where a US Sgt orders them to remove their clothes. After removing their clothes the prisoners wash themselves and are sprinkled with louse powder. Record Group 111 Accession III-NAV-210 ARMY PICTORIAL CENTER, 35-11 35th Ave. 9 LIC 1, NY FB/es
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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer
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Moving Images Relating to Military Activities
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