TM-61A Matador missile being loaded onto truck in Tripoli, Libya. The placing of a canvas covering over Matador. Scenes of Assembly and the testing area. Assembling of Matador missiles by workers.
Group of nose sections in storage area in Tripoli, Libya. Airman painting names on the nose section. Name: "Roy's Cherry". Name reads "Stanley My Miss Patti Ann". Men testing control panel. Unassembled TM-61A Matador missiles lying on ground.
American African American engineers placing TNT charges under trees during construction of Ledo Road in Manpin, Burma. A man adjust lighted fuse. African American engineer runs, stops and watches near tree. Charges go off and trees fall.
African American engineers operate bulldozers , clearing area in the jungle during construction of Ledo Road in Manpin, Burma. Cleared area. A few officers in campaign hats stand. Engineers use wrench on bulldozer. African American engineers operating bulldozer.
A Caterpillar D7 bulldozer working to push fallen trees out of the planned route during construction of Ledo Road in Manpin, Burma. Bulldozer pushing logs into huge pile. A cleared area. A bulldozer pushing dirt.
Bulldozer clearing heavy fallen brush during construction of Ledo Road in Manpin, Burma. Chinese engineers of the 10th Engineers Batallion working in jungle area.
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