American soldiers of the 15th Infantry doing calisthenics on a field in Casablanca, French Morocco. An instructor conducts the calisthenics. Army tents in the background. (World War II period).
Colonel TH Monroe, Commander of the American 15th Infantry and his staff eat at outdoor tables under a camouflaged tent in Casablanca, French Morocco. Soldiers drive a jeep attached to a trailer on a field. Troops on a field in the background. (World War II period).
Scenes of open country and sandy terrain from a moving train in Casablanca, French Morocco. Mountains and sand dunes in the background. Army tents in the desert. Shadow of the moving train falls on the terrain.
American and French officers pose for the photographers. United States military officers in Morocco during World War II. Among the group are Major General George S Patton, Major General Hobart R Gay, French General Charles Nogues and Grand Vizier to the Sultan. General Patton and U S officers leave by car. Mohammed V of Morocco is seen. Guards on the steps of building.
French delegation including General Nogues and Admiral Michelieu arrives at American Headquarters. American delegation includes Major General George S Patton, Major General Harmon and Admiral Huges.
American soldiers wearing steel helmets, play cards on deck of a troop ship underway in waters off Casablanca during World War 2. One removes his helmet to reveal a Mohawk haircut.