During the Great Depression, showing work of the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) recruits in the United States. CCC recruits standing in a chow line on snow field. Food being served to men. Men eat food.
Recreational activities for CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) recruits during the Great Depression in the United States. CCC recruits on sled being pulled behind a vehicle. Recruits play tug-of-war on snow.
Recreational activities for CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) recruits during the Great Depression in the United States. CCC African American recruits watch a boxing bout. Men cheer on boxers in ring.
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) recruits attend a ceremony at a camp during the Great Depression in the United States. Man blows a bugle. CCC recruits rush toward the assembly area. The men line up on snowfield. The United States flag is lowered during the ceremony.
U.S. CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) recruits who elect to leave after training are discharged at Army processing centers in the United States during the Great Depression. Army officers look on as train arrives. CCC recruits wave from train windows. Recruits leave train. They sign document at desk. CCC recruits are issued discharge letters. Recruits walk back toward train. Group of CCC recruits pose for a photograph. Recruits stand in formation that form 'CCC'.
U.S. Army Air Forces B-29 Superfortress bomber planes being produced in an aircraft factory in United States during World War II. Interiors of an aircraft factory show two women war production workers at work in a section of an airplane. Workers set a section into fuselage of B-29.
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