A training film depicts different types of portable pumping equipment, their capabilities, applications, limitations and workings used for removing water from flooded compartments of a ship in the United States Animation depicts the working of a P-500 pump with an eductor to remove water from a flooded compartment.. The working of two eductors with the P-500 to pull up water. A ship with a flooded compartment and cautions taken to remove water. Men operate different portable pumping equipment.
Food irradiation at Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois. A technician removes cans of food from a refrigerator. He keeps the cans on a table. The technicians keep the cans one on the other and places them in a cylinder. A technician looks into a paper and writes on a board. The cylinder is lowered into a radiation chamber. The cylinder in the chamber. Irradiated food and cylinders on the table. A technician explains some diagrams on a board.
Technicians prepare food for food irradiation at Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois. A technician in a kitchen prepares food for testing. Another technician works in the kitchen where the irradiated food is prepared for testing. The technician places food on different racks and test them.
Testing of Ford Motor Company's 3-Ton M1918 tank in the United States. A tank moves across a rough field. Trees in the background. Another tank moves in the background. A driver inside the tank. The tank moves on a field. The tank moves in reverse position and smoke rises from the engine. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Testing of Ford Motor Company's prototype 3-ton light tank in the United States. Civilians observe the tank. The tank stationary at a field. The tank moves back and forward on the rough field. A railway track in the background. The tank moves forward. It knocks down posts. A building in the background. Another tank in the background. The tank gets stuck in a deep ditch and is pulled out by another tank. Civilians near the tank. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Manufacturing Ford Liberty aircraft engine in the United States. Silhouettes of workers and machinery. The workers working at a manufacturing plant. Welding of an engine. A worker welds motors. Finished motor (V-12) and the Statue of Liberty superimposed. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
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