A formation of woman soldiers affilated with the U.S. Army during World War 1. The commanding officer is also a woman. The female troops march on foot and parade on horseback.
Marching through the streets of Washington DC for a World War I war bond rally. People witness the event standing both sides of the road.
A large crowd welcomes and greets a famous figure during the parade in DC. The dignitaries are presented a flower bouquet. The guests cheerfully wave towards the crowd of their supporters.
Film opens showing two U.S. Navy Colorado-class battleships leading two others in a line of U.S. Navy battleships underway in a harbor area. Glimpse of officers on bridge of a battleship. Prow of ship creating wake. Variety of U.S. warships engaged in tactical exercise maneuvers. Several views of Mahon-class destroyers leading the fleet seaward in battle order. At TC: 1:54, USS California (BB-44) is seen from port side while underway. Next, Curtiss SOC Seagull observation planes are launched from warships and fly over the fleet in flights of three each. New Mexico class battleship underway at TC: 02:20. The USS Tennessee (BB-43) is seen at TC: 2:25. Closeups of observation aircraft in flight with pilots visible. The USS Aylwin (DD-355) seen around 2:45, then the USS Farragut (DD-348), the USS Case (DD-370), and the USS Monaghan (DD-354). Sailors astern on a destroyer launch depth charges. Wickes-class 4-stack destroyers on the horizon dropping depth charges. Closeup of ashcan depth charges rolling off stern of destroyer. New Mexico class battleships maneuvering. (World War II period).
From a U.S. Navy recruitment film. A simulated combat operation of the U.S. Navy begins, with each member of the crew in his position. A mariner blows bugle. Their target is an enemy ship entering their territory. The deck crew loads guns of the warship with huge projectiles. The cannons fire in sequence and the enemy ship is destroyed. (World War II period).
A submarine diving and them moving at good speed in the deep sea waters. Underwater submarine shots. Views of the submerged submarine
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