President Franklin D. Roosevelt reviews a military parade in Washington D.C during World War II. United States Army soldiers and paratroopers marching in Washington DC. The U.S. Capitol is seen in the background. Tank corps in parade. A United States Army Air Force fighter displayed in moving float. Civilians watch the military parade.
Early history of aviation, aircraft, and flight. Example of a dangerous would-be flying machine ornithopter that was being experimented with during the early 1900s.
Ex-German cruiser Ostfriesland taking direct bomb hits by United States Army Air Forces (USAAF). Smoke seen. Four bombers in flight over USS Alabama. USS Alabama enveloped in smoke from direct bomb hit. Ship completely obscured by smoke. Plane lays smoke curtain. Plane continues over water. Plane continues laying screen.
U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower and his wife celebrate their 42nd Anniversary on a Potomac cruise. Cameramen take pictures. President Eisenhower seen aboard on the Presidential yacht 'Barbara Anne' with his wife. They are accompanied by their son, daughter-in-law and grand children.
President John F. Kennedy visits the SAC (Strategic Air Command) headquarters in Omaha. He presents a plaque recognizing the flights made during Cuban crisis. He visits the 'Project Rover' center in Los Alamos (working on nuclear-thermal rockets). He sees the steps accomplished in developing nuclear power for rockets to outer space.
Cars covered with snow on the streets and on the Highways. A sign reads, "Cleveland, Corporation Limit." Shopping stores are seen. A street car is seen. Several people stand in the snow covered streets. People are seen clearing snow from a car.
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