Twin Typhoons Strike Japan
Twin Typhoons Strike Japan
More than 300 people killed or missing and property damage in the millions as twin typhoons smash Tokyo and other parts of southern Japan. U.S. military bases are severely damaged but no Americans are reported hurt. Winds are clocked at 200 miles per hour. The aftermath of ships that were in the Pacific Ocean and didn't quite survive the two typhoon that hit them. CUS - Sunken ships. Fourteen ships were capsized or driven ashore. The ship Jutoku Maru that was driven ashore. Another sunken ship with just its the top is sticking out of the water. The aftermath of the two tropical systems that made landfall, everything was badly damaged or destroyed. A group of people looking through the wreckage trying to salvage anything that they can. Homes that were knocked down and caved in from the high winds of 115 MPH. CU The twisted thatched roof. People outside their homes looking through the aftermath. A car that was caught up in a land slide ending up up-side-down. The US Military assists Japan's military in any type of recovery. Neighboorhoods being cleared by land movers and smoking fields (controled burn).