Officers of the U.S. Navy aboard ballistic missile submarine underway offshore the United States during the National Oceanographic Program. One man on phone and the others look on. A large blue print spread out on table. Men talk over paper work on table. Man picks up telephone and talks. He puts down telephone and starts working on blueprint. White sign taped to glass door reading 'Special Projects Office'. A civilian talks to a woman secretary. Secretary goes back to her typing. A sign on door reads 'Special Projects Office'. The secretary backs away from her type writer to receive memo, then goes back to her typing.
Officers of the U.S. Navy aboard ballistic missile submarine underway offshore the United States during the National Oceanographic Program. Two civilian technicians talk over paper work on table. Officers and men stand before control panel aboard ballistic missile submarine. Each man wearing head phones. Men operate switches. Officers and men at control panel. Man wears sound while at his station at the control panel. Men stand before the control panel. A man at controls on board submarine. Ship's Lieutenant wearing sound powered phones.
Officers of the U.S. Navy aboard ballistic missile submarine underway offshore the United States during the National Oceanographic Program. Fire control technicians at control panel. A man seated before a control panel. Buttons and dials on panel.
United States Navy's Fleet ballistic missile submarine underway offshore the United States. Underwater photographer with camera. Underwater : faint outline of ballistic missile submarine sail and part of the hull. A small white outline made by periscope. Missile hatches on weather deck of the ballistic missile submarine. Missile hatch on weather deck opens. Bubbles of air come up through the opening missile hatch door. Hatch door closes. Missile hatch door opens, stays open for a few seconds and then closes. Rudder area and screw of the ballistic missile submarine. Part of the rudder area of the ballistic missile submarine. No turns being made on the screw.
African American soldier's family before training of U.S. 154th Depot Brigade and 301st Engineers Battalion in Louisville, Kentucky. An African American soldier's family in the United States. The family stand and talk. African American soldier's family as they read his World War 1 military induction letter indicating his appointment. The African American soldier and his family prays before he leaves for training.
(Dramatized) views of African American soldier's family after his World War 1 training in the U.S. Army in Louisville, Kentucky. An African American soldier's family as they read a letter from him. The letter written by the African American soldier, with text saying it is written from somewhere in France. Service star hanging in window to show that the family has a service member in the war. The father of the soldier takes out a sword from a shelf. He walks to a sharpening wheel in the outside yard. He sharpens the sword as his wife operates the hand machine.
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