"SOLDIER IN HAWAII"
EXAMINES THE VARIED ACTIVITIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
OF THE 25TH INFANTRY DIVISION STATIONED THERE. THE
NATIONAL GUARD'S ROLE IS SPELLED OUT IN AN
INTERVIEW WITH GOVERNOR SAMUEL KING

MONTAGE- AERIAL AND LONG VIEWS OF BEAUTIFUL
HAWAII, COASTLINE AND LANDSCAPES WITH ITS CLIFFS
AND PLUSH VALLEYS (AS HAWAIIAN MUSIC PLAYS)

LS- A TOUR SHIP SLIDES OUT TO SEA. MS- A HULA
DANCER WITH A 3 PIECE UKELE BAND AT THE PIER. MS-
TOURISTS WAVE GOODBYE FROM THE SHIP. SOME WEAR
LAYERS OF LEIS AROUND THEIR NECKS.

LS- HUGE SUGAR PLANTATIONS WITH WORKERS USING
MACHETES TO CUT THE STALKS. LS- HAWAIIAN COWBOYS
TEND THEIR CATTLE. LS- WORKERS CUT THE HEADS OFF
PINEAPPLES AND PLACE THEM ON AN OUTSIDE CONVEYOR

MS- YEARS LATER MACARTHUR AND THE JAPANESE SIGN
THE SURRENDER ON THE BATTLESHIP MISSOURI

LS- THOUSANDS OF U.S. TROOPS PARADE IN HAWAII.

MS- SIGN OUTSIDE BUILDING: "HEADQUARTERS,
U.S. ARMY, PACIFIC". PAN TO THE BUILDING, AT FORT
SHAFTER OUTSIDE HONOLULU.

LS- ENTRANCE TO BASE WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED IN
1908 AND IS THE LARGEST OVERSEAS ARMY POST.

MS- INSIGNIA ON BUILDINGS SUCH AS 'THE WOLFHOUNDS'
OF THE 27TH INFANTRY 'THE GOLDEN DRAGONS' OF THE
14TH INFANTRY AND THE 'CATS EYE' OF THE 35TH
INFANTRY INDICATE THE REGIMENTS OF THE 25TH
DIVISION WHICH WERE GIVEN THESE NAMES.
00:40:30 LS- THE MAGNIFICANT EOWANI PALACE AND OFFICE OF
THE GOVERNOR OF HAWAII SAMUEL WYLER KANE, WHO IS
INTERVIEWED BY THE 'BIG PICTURE' REPORTER.

MS- A HAWAIIAN SUGAR CANE WORKER, A MAN ON A
TRACTOR, A TRUCK DRIVER, A FIREMAN, ALL LAY DOWN
THEIR TOOLS AND REPORT FOR NATIONAL GUARD DUTY.

MONTAGE- YOUNG WATCH FROM STANDS AS ARTILLERY
CREW FIRE A BATTERY. THE KIDS MAN A MACHINE GUN
AND A MORTAR UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF A GUARDSMAN.
MS- KIDS CRAWL ALL OVER A REAL TANK

CU- HOT DOGS HELD WITH LONG FORKS OVER AN OPEN
FIRE ARE ROASTED BY THE GIRLS.

MS- ONE OF THE GIRLS STRUMS A UKE AND SINGS WITH
THE OTHERS.

MS- MANEUVERS BY THE 25TH HAWAIIAN DIVISION
(PREVIOUSLY LOGGED)