The US Battle for Supremacy in the Pacific

In 1943 John Ford gave the great cinematographer Gregg Toland (Citizen Kane, The Grapes of Wrath) an opportunity to direct his first film.

TV show from 1960 covering the build up from Pearl Harbor to the War in the Pacific.

Col. Jimmy Doolittle prepares for the raid over Tokyo. Pilots and planes are shown on board the carrier. It’s the first time Tokyo is bombed.

A detailed analysis of the Battle of the Coral Sea form the viewpoint of the Commander.

A detailed analysis of the Battle of the Coral Sea form the viewpoint of the Commander.

A detailed analysis of the Battle of the Coral Sea form the viewpoint of the Commander

Midway was the turning battle in the Pacific. A training film which analyses this great battle from the Commander's viewpoint.

This film is a military documentary told from the point of view of the crew of the aircraft carrier the Fighting Lady -- a pseudonym for the Yorktown.

American soldiers fight in the Battle of the Aleutians, struggling against almost impossible odds.

Marines prepare to invade one of the Marshall Islands using tremendous firepower before landing. Vivid battle footage includes dead and wounded.

Attacks on Arawe and Cape Gloucester on New Britain from plan of attack to final victory.

This was the most significant battle in the Pacific. Yanks Smash Truk 1944. Footage of an air battle as America takes Truk Island from the Japanese.

This documentary covers World War II battles: the Battle of Peleliu and the Battle of Angaur. Co-produced by the U.S. Army, Navy, and Marines.

The activities of the 1st and 6th Marine Divisions on the island.

Career of General MacArthur, with focus on World War II action in the pacific, post-war era in Japan, and early days of fighting in Korea.

Raised in Texas, Admiral Nimitz never saw an ocean. Forty years later he rescued the world's largest body of water from one of the mightiest fleets.

History of World War II operations in the pacific, from the Fall of Corregidor to Japanese surrender ceremonies in Tokyo bay.

Kimmel speaks to congressional committee stating that he did not get vital information about Pearl Harbor.

Created in 1945, this rare color documentary shows the massive battle for the island of Okinawa, focusing on the American 6th Marine.