African natives at a river in North Africa. Native boatmen with their boats wait for passengers. Foreign men and women board the boats with their bicycles. The boatmen ferry passengers across the river. Buildings and houses across the river.
United States soldiers pose for a photograph in North Africa. American installation and bivouac area. A half-track at the encampment. Army tents and a covered truck. Christmas presents for American soldiers. A U.S. Army Lt. unwraps a present containing a carton of Chesterfield cigarettes and puts one to his mouth. A soldier crosses a military jeep on his way to dry socks. (World War II period).
A crowded port in North Africa. Boats moored at the port. Native men with traditional headgear. Boatmen load and unload goods. Passengers wait to board boats. Men on boats cross the port. U.S. soldiers outside an eatery. (World War II period).
Major General Terry Allen and Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt Jr of the U.S. 1st Infantry Division, enter an Army hospital in North Africa. The two officers take a look around the hospital visiting the various buildings. (World War II period)
U.S. Army General Terry Allen and Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt Jr.in North Africa. They leave the Army hospital in a military jeep. Red Cross flag flies above the United States flag. American Generals and staff greeted by officers at a hospital. A sign at the hospital entrance reads 'INFIRMERIE-HOSPITAL'. A military ambulance at the hospital entrance.
U.S. Army Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and Major General Terry Allen inspect field hospital tents in North Africa. The Generals enter tents and conduct inspection. Soldiers outside the tents. Wounded or sick soldiers in hospital robes stand in a mess line waiting to be served at the hospital. Tents in rows at the field hospital. (World War II period).