Natives in Iran spread oil on water in ditches as part of malaria control efforts. United States Army engineers survey the area in Iran. U.S. engineers take water samples. Water testing laboratory seen. Water tested in Army laboratory. (World War II period).
Liberty ships on the waterway of the Persian Gulf. Heavy trailer trucks being unloaded from liberty ships. U.S. tank being unloaded. Native men loading the supplies onto trucks. Russian men and American men checking the supplies. Natives unloading supplies on loading platform. (World War 2 period).
A captured Japanese light tank, 1941 Model at an allied encampment in India. Testing of operation of Japanese tank over the rough and level ground. The tank crosses ditches. Trees and fence in the background. Smoke trails the tank. (World War II period).
Allied testing of a captured Japanese light tank, 1941 Model, at a training camp in India. Views of Japanese tank as it is driven up a steep pile of dirt and fails to reach the top, spinning its treads midway up the rise. (World War II period).
A captured Japanese light tank, 1941 Model at testing grounds in India. Front and side view of tank as it approaches over bumpy, rutted ground. Gun turret of the tank. Smoke and dust trails the tank. (World War II period).
A 1941 model Japanese light tank is tested at a camp in India by the Allies. The tank is observed crossing down and over a deep ditch. Something bounces off the side of the tank at the bottom of the ditch. Additional views of the tank crossing ditches. View of the tank stuck in the valley of a tight ditch, and unable to scale the other side. (World War II period).
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