Tanks of 66th United States Infantry at Fort Meade, Maryland. Tanks advance through smoke. Aircraft fire shell over tanks. Soldiers load artillery. The Battle Wagons advance at night. Shells explode on ground next to tanks.
Latin-American officers visit Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland. They visit a chemical plant. They watch a demonstration of hand grenade and flamethrowers at Edgewood Arsenal. The officers inspect masks. A soldier explains about the magnesium bomb, hand grenade and other bombs. Demonstration of a fire bomb on a field. Aircraft in flight demonstrating chemical warfare. (World War II period).
Senator James Mead of New York in Silver Spring, Maryland. Senator James Mead and Mayor of Louisville Wilson Wyatt inspect temporary re-use war housing. Sign board outside a houses read 'Demountable Houses- Prefabrication', 'Temporary War Housing' and 'Portable Family Dwelling'.
A meeting of the Public Housing Council Committee in Silver Spring, Maryland. Mayor of Louisville Wilson Wyatt comes up on a stage and gives a brief speech. He speaks about Temporary War Housing problems and their solutions. He talks about building houses for citizens regardless of creed and color. He also talks about residential and office housing. The committee members are seated on the stage. Immediate post-war era.
Soldiers prepare and place detonation charges on British and American Mark VIII tanks at Camp Meade in Maryland. The charges are detonated. Soldiers examine the extent of damage done to the tanks.
View of a wooded area. A tank division advances on a field during night time at Camp Meade in Maryland. Only headlights of the tanks are visible. Dust and dirt rises as the tanks advance.
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