Flying Wing aircraft takes off from airfield in the United States. Aircraft fuselage with no wing section drives into hangar. Men attach wing section to the aircraft. The aircraft drives out from the hangar. X262Y written on the side of the aircraft wing. The pilot operates the steering wheel and foot control of the Flying Wing aircraft. The aircraft takes off and flies over the city. The aircraft lands.
People celebrate in the United States. Costumed people parade and dance in the street (possibly Mummers parade in Philadelphia). Women models in swim suits walk on a ramp during a beauty pageant. Paul Whiteman conducts his jazz orchestra. Women dancers in swirling gowns.
Lifestyle of American soldiers between the World Wars. Soldier sounds bugle on a field in the United States. Soldiers leave their tents. Soldiers loaded on covered wagons pulled by mules. Army vehicles operating during training. Soldiers on firing range. National Guard and Army Reserve personnel referred to as "Civilian soldiers." They eat in their camp. They enjoy ice cream cones. They play Army band instruments while some of them dance and a soldier plays the saxophone.
Japanese-American men standing on a sidewalk, watching a parade, in the United States. They cheer as various elements of the parade pass their vantage point. The entire focus is upon them and their demeanor and expressions.
U.S. CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) during the Great Depression in the United States. A man blows a reveille. CCC recruits fall in for reveille. They get ready. Workers clean up their beds in dormitory. Breakfast is prepared in kitchen. Men have breakfast.
Occupations of United States CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) workers in the Great Depression. CCC workers march into the woods carrying pick-axes. They clear trees and construct a road. Scenes of the workers clearing brush, breaking up rocks, dumping wheel-barrows, chopping trees. Also views of steam shovels and tractors of varying sizes moving earth.