Shelling of a radio tower used by Japanese in Philippines during World war II. HD Stock Footage

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Shelling of a radio tower used by Japanese in Philippines during World war II.

A radio tower being bombarded in Philippines during World War 2. Close view of fuselage of a plane. Insignia and name 'Major G. Laren, Jr.' written on the fuselage. Aerial view of the city. A US pilot and a co-pilot in the cockpit of a plane. A steel radio tower hit by a shell. There is an explosion and flashes of fire as the shell hits the tower in the center. The tower falls down. Location: Philippines. Date: July 1945.

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