1945 - President Truman's cabinet meets to discuss Japan's agreement to surrender, and FDR is remembered as a hero.
1951 - An anti-communist Loyalty Day parade is held in New York City.
1964 - A funeral procession is held for General MacArthur in Washington DC.
1961 - JFK gives a speech at the Football Hall of Fame Dinner, addressing his time in the armed forces serving under General MacArthur and urging Americans to engage in physical fitness.
1942 - General MacArthur decorates a wounded war correspondent in New Guinea, and his jeep drives by many supportive villagers.
1944 - General MacArthur surveys the shore of conquered Morotai, while allied forces continue their push towards the Philippines.
1945 - President Truman announces that Japan has unconditionally surrendered and that the allies accept these terms, thus ending WWII.
1945 - General MacArthur visits a former Japanese Army prison camp in liberated Manila.
1951 - Confetti is thrown from an office building as crowds and, later, sanitation department water trucks follow a parade for General Douglas MacArthur in New York City.
1951 - General Douglas MacArthur, Mayor Vincent Impellitteri and Grover Whalen are in driven in a parade as crowds cheer in Times Square in New York City.
1945 - Foreign Minister Shigemitsu and General Umezu sign the instrument of surrender for Japan aboard the USS Missouri.
1945 - General MacArthur proclaims Japan's formal surrender ceremony to be concluded aboard the USS Missouri, and American aircrafts fly in formation overheard in celebration.
1942 - General MacArthur arrives in Papua New Guinea for a tour led by Australia's Sir Thomas Blamey, Chief of Allied Land Forces in the Pacific.
1944 - US Army Air Force B-29s fly over Formosa, while General MacArthur and Admiral Nimitz plan an attack.
1945 - General Douglas MacArthur, the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, addresses the Allied Council for Japan.
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1935 - General MacArthur oversees bridge building efforts on the Danube, then infantrymen pass in review before him.
1945 - Admiral Nimitz and Admiral Halsey welcome Generals MacArthur and Sutherland aboard the USS Missouri, where Japan's formal surrender will take place.
1945 - General MacArthur begins a speech before Japan's formal surrender, stating that the debate over superior ideals was settled on battlefields around the world.
CHINA AND JAPAN - 1946 - Army chief of staff General Eisenhower meets with George Marshall and Chiang Kai-Shek in China, and Generals MacArthur and Eichelberger in occupied Japan.
1940s - General MacArthur meets with military and civilian POWs of Japanese forces abused in the Philippines (narrated in 1945).
1945 - Japan's surrender party, led by Mamoru Shigemitsu, boards the USS Missouri where the formal surrender is to take place.
1945 - General MacArthur invites the delegates of imperial Japan to sign the instrument of surrender aboard the USS Missouri, and vows to ensure its terms are met.
1946 - Army chief of staff General Eisenhower meets with George Marshall and Chiang Kai-Shek in China, and Generals MacArthur and Eichelberger in occupied Japan.
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1950 - Generals MacArthur, Walker, Milburn and Stratemeyer visit a UN Army camp in Korea.
1945 - General MacArthur signs Japan's instrument of surrender on the USS Missouri, giving the pens he used to US Army General Wainwright and British General Percival.
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1940s - General MacArthur disembarks from a troop transport and boards a landing craft that takes them to the Philippines.
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1935 - Cavalrymen pass for review by General MacArthur and other officers.
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1935 - General MacArthur leads other troops in leaving flowers at the grave of Austrian General von Auffenberg.
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JAPAN - 1945 - Douglas MacArthur makes a speech on the deck of the USS Missouri before the first member of a Japanese delegation signs the official surrender document.
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1944 - A motorcade bearing FDR, General MacArthur, and Admirals Nimitz and Leahy drives down a scenic slope in Hawaii, lined with soldiers saluting them.
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1950 - General MacArthur boards a plane in Korea and looks out the port windows.
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1950 - General MacArthur descends from a USAF plane to meet with General Walker in Korea.
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JAPAN - 1945 - General MacArthur gives a speech aboard the USS Missouri before Japanese officials come forward to sign their formal WWII surrender.
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1935 - General MacArthur is toured around the army camp and dock at Klosterneuburg, Austria.
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PHILIPPINES - 1944 - General MacArthur leads American troops into the Philippines to liberate it from Japanese occupation.
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JAPAN - 1945 - Officers salute General MacArthur and Admirals Nimitz and Halsey as they come aboard the USS Missouri for Japan's formal surrender of WWII.
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JAPAN - 1945 - General MacArthur, Admirals Nimitz and Halsey and a Japanese delegate sign the document of Japan's surrender aboard the USS Missouri.
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JAPAN - 1945 - Allied officers including General MacArthur and Admirals Nimitz and Halsey walk across the deck of the USS Missouri, followed by the Japanese delegation that has come to surrender.
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1935 - General MacArthur is received formally by a US infantry regiment.
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1950 - General Walker meets General MacArthur in Korea as he gets off a plane.
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1950 - American and English officers on the Allied Council for Japan leave a meeting at the Dai Ichi building in Tokyo.
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1946 - General MacArthur gives a speech commending Japan for its commitment to peace, and urges that all nations must make a similar commitment especially in light of nuclear weapons.
1943 - In this Frank Capra documentary, American military leaders are quoted praising the Russian Army, which is then seen marching.
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1944 - General MacArthur's and Admiral Nimitz's license plates have military insignias for the army and Navy, respectively.
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1935 - General MacArthur and other military officers observe a combat exercise with live ammunition.
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1950 - General MacArthur meets General Collins when he arrives at the Haneda Air Base in Japan.
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1935 - Troops pass in review before General MacArthur.
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1944 - General MacArthur goes over a map with FDR and Admirals Nimitz and Leahy.