ABOARD THE USS MISSOURI AT SEA OFF THE KOREAN COAST Part 1

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Signal Corps 111 ADC 8396 ADC 8396 SOURCE: AFCF (Navy Shipment #30) FILM: ARCH & APC MP 956' ea Composite (PP) RG 111 Accession III-NAV-210 ABOARD THE USS MISSOURI AT SEA OFF KOREAN COAST 14 Oct 50 CU, of memorial plaque commemorating the Japanese surrender, MS, introduction by Ens J H Siegle stating that an interview will take place between Mr Rindell, ABC commentator, and Adm Arthur D Struble, Cdr 7th Fleet. MSs, Var Takes, Richard Rindell, interviewing Adm Arthur Struble. In answering Mr Rindell's questions, the Adm states that along with the Missouri are the American cruisers, Helena, Rochester, and Worcester; also ships from the British, Canadian, Australian Forces, In answer to the question why the Adm had taken the fleet so far north, he says it is important that all enemy supplies and troops be interdicted if at all possible, The Adm also adds that results of shore bombings have been excellent. Several CUs, the Adm answering last questions. Note: Sound slightly garbled but understandable. (Sound not printed in sync) ARMY PICTORIAL CENTER, 35-11 35th AVE., LIC 1, NY FB/ew

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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer

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Moving Images Relating to Military Activities