Phonograph music records, in long play and 45rpm form, being produced, manufactured, inspected, verified, packaged, and shipped at a RCA Corporation production facility in the United States. Engineer works to create first pressing a long play record album. Shows granular vinyl used, creation of liquid vinyl ready for molding, and pressing of vinyl to create phonograph record pressing on pressing machine. Engineer delivers the first pressing to other employees in charge of quality inspections, including visual inspections and audio playback. After approval, mass production pressing begins for the record. View of factory and processes for pressing records. Packaging process underway. Shows large punch card machines being used for managing shipment information and shipment quantities. Staff in shipping area involved in final packaging, boxing, and shipment of vinyl phonograph records. Also scenes of reel-to-reel tape duplication machines operating in mass production of tape recordings. Montage of scenes showing many vinyl records of the 1950s under the RCA label. View of Maestro Charles Munch, conductor, directing orchestra. View of a phonograph record player turntable turning, and playing a RCA vinyl record.
Wrecked American landing crafts and damaged Mulberry "A" harbor due to offshore winds and heavy storms at Omaha beach in Normandy, France during World War II. Twisted pontoon causeways of Mulberry "A" near Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer being lashed by high waves two weeks after D-Day. A rammed landing craft against far side of a causeway. Completely damaged piers and causeways are seen. Sections of causeway bridges with AAA outfit trucks as they toss in high tides.
Storm twisted and destroyed sections of the pier at Omaha beach in Normandy,France during World War II. Floating American crafts and partially sunken ships are seen. equipment and supplies float shore ward with the tide.
Storm damaged ships and landing crafts are seen at the Omaha beach in Normandy,France. British repair crew clean an abandoned American Landing Craft Tank (LCT) American soldiers clear beach of debris. Debris being loaded onto military trucks to be dumped.
American ships,boats and landing crafts anchored at the Omaha beach in Normandy,France. Waves breaking at the beach. Wrecked bridge and other crafts are also seen. Some soldiers and military trucks move on the beach. Wrecked equipment and crafts are seen.
An allied soldier stands at Omaha beach and looks through binoculars at American ships approaching the shore in Normandy,France. Waves breaking at the shore. Landing crafts and wrecked equipment are seen at the beach. A barrage balloon flies overhead as ships remain anchored at the coast.
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