A map of United States with 200 weather bureaus marked on it. Men assemble weather data at weather bureau. A young boy looks at the process. Symbols used to convey weather conditions. Information plotted on a blank base map. Weather data entered against each station. Isobars and Thermo bars plotted onto the map which is used to forecast weather conditions.
A man at weather bureau explains process of forecasting weather and transmitting it to other stations and to the public. Weather information transmitted to ships and air mail pilots.
Highlights the importance of weather forecast to inform people against the danger of natural hazards like storms and floods. A man rows a boat through a flooded area.
Curtis pusher aircraft in flight in the United States. Aviator Al Wilson in his 1910 replica of Curtis pusher plane as he takes off. Aircraft in flight over the field. Al Wilson seated in the cockpit of the aircraft , interviewed by a newsman.
West Point cadets watch a football match in the United States. The cadets gather in a grandstand. They watch the football match of the army teams. Players stand in formation on the ground. The cadets seated in a large number in the grandstand. The match in progress. The cadets watch the match and cheer.
Activities of West Point cadets in the United States. The cadets being briefed by an officer. The cadets stand near a coast artillery. They aim the artillery to fire.