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A Canadian Aircraft Carrier 'Pigmy' transports grains for its soldiers fighting on the frontier, during World War II.
A Canadian Aircraft Carrier 'Pigmy' transports grains for its soldiers fighting on the frontier, during World War II. Grains loaded into the ship at the harbor. The ship joins the fleet and sails in the sea. A biplane lands on the strip of the ship.
British diplomat Alfred Hall meets his Russian wife and son after seven years of separation.
British diplomat Alfred Hall at a Canadian airport. He greets his wife and son as they emerge from the plane.
A film titled 'DEW line sites get supplies'
1365th Photo Squadron film titled 'DEW line sites get supplies'. Aerial supplies for Distant Early Warning (DEW) Lines DYE -2 station. C-130 Hercules flying over glaciers and Arctic terrain. View of DEW Lines site from air. Control Tower operated at DYE -2 station. Ski-equipped C-130 landing on snow. Unloading of C- 130 Hercules. C-130 takes off.
Research and field tests during Project SOIAS (Sliding On Ice and Snow)
Research and field tests during Project SOIAS (Sliding On Ice and Snow). Navies plane in snow. Engineer picks up different type of skis and turns them over. Meter in the cockpit. Men push the plane in circle showing all three skis. Plane taxis. C-125 equipped with skis. Equipment used for forecasting weather. Meter records snow conditions. Navies test vehicles make comparison of records made from test flights. Plane takes off. Another Navies test vehicle. Ski shows chemical liquid coming out of holes. Tests on drag recorded. Freeze tests on wheels. Attempts to start aircraft. Mechanics work on aircraft. Interior of the cockpit. C-125 takes off.
Charlie Chaplin in "Some Bonds I Have Known," promoting War Savings Certificates (WW2)
Famous actor Charlie Chaplin dramatizes four bonds for Canadian audiences, in a short feature called, "Some Bonds I Have Known." It was originally created in 1917 for the Canadian Government and re-released in 1942 as an incentive for Canadians to purchase War Savings Certificates in World War II. The presentation includes four skits with Chaplin describing the bonds of friendship, love, marriage and most importantly the Victory Bond. It concludes with a view of a War Savings Certificate and an appeal to viewers to buy them to "win this one."
Cruise of Whaler "Herman." Ships of the Canadian Arctic Expedition at Banks Island,in the Arctic Archipelago, 1914.
Arctic cruise of the Whaler "Herman." Stefansson camp at Banks Island. Several ships of ill-fated Stefansson expedition (Canadian Arctic Expedition) in a harbor.The name "Alaska" can be seen on stern of one. Two-masted schooner ashore on beach. The four-masted schooner S.S. Holmes, appearing partially sunk and leaning to port. Two men in cold weather gear on board, working to repair her. Later view of the SS Holmes appearing to have been uprighted. View from a boat proceeding along a shoreline. Christian Theodore Pedersen, Captain of the "Herman" with another man, possibly William J. (Levi) Baur, both in fur coats, being welcomed by Charles D. Brower, owner of a store at Point Barrow. He poses with them and others in front of his store.The camera pans other buildings in Mr. Brower's compound.
