366th Fighter Wing crew watches television at Da Nang Air Base, Vietnam. They respond to alert signals. Airman Gary Lenz writes on a piece of paper. Alarm bell rings. Actors perform in a show on television.
The Siemens Dynamo factory and surrounding buildings in the Siemensstadt locality of Berlin Germany, all decked out with banners praising Hitler. Swastika flags. A large clock on the building. All is quiet with one hour until the start of the celebration. Then bells ring, horns blow, whistles blow, and all manner of factory noise makers sound, at high noon. Everyone and everything comes to a halt, as Hitler and his entourage drive into the factory grounds in an open car, to the cheers and salutes of the assembled work force. Hitler exits the car and mingles with the workers.
A man in an overcoat and cap, walks along the Shaw neighborhood sidewalk of 7th Street NW, in Washington DC, on April 7, 1968 (Palm Sunday, and Day of National Mourning for Martin Luther King Jr. after his assassination). The man passes a Salvation Army store, and various storefronts including one selling home appliances, as he approaches the corner of 7th St NW and N St NW, Washington DC. Camera zooms in on front of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church across the corner at 1315 8th Street NW., where decorative palms are displayed on the church door. Camera moves close to church and pans up toward bell tower and down again showing parishioners leaving the church holding sprigs of palms. A priest in colored vestments greets individuals as they leave. On the sidewalk below the steps, two priests stand and also greet parishioners as they leave. Camera position returns to intersection of 7th St NW and N St NW, with view of the Seventh Street Savings Bank building at 1300 7th Street, then a part of the National Bank of Washington (that signage visible at top of the building's side facing N St NW.) Pedestrians walk by on 7th St NW., crossing N St NW.
U.S. Army training film about victims of rape in the United States. A rape victim seeks help to gain physical and emotional healing in the United States. Emmie, a victim of rape, exits a bus and runs and gets into a telephone booth, almost struck by a car on the way to the phone booth. She calls a support line. The woman offers support over the phone, though Emmie is nervous and crying. Emmie goes to meet the lady and rings the door bell. The lady greets Emmie and introduces herself as 'Monica'. Monica and Emmie go into room where some women are seated. Monica introduces all of them to Emmie. Introduction of women seated in the room and reasons that brought them there. An old woman speaks.
Activities of United States1st Cavalry Division during the Vietnam War. Brief glimpse of two U.S. Army Bell UH-1D Iroquois (Huey) helicopters, coming in to land at a fire base. Next they are seen departing again. The sun is setting in the background.
Men gather for an award ceremony at munitions factory in Germany. Albert Speer, Munitions Minister presents awards. Men applaud. Other dignitaries sit on platform. Dignitaries walk. Soldier fires. A soldier rings a bell. Another soldier pulls a handle and bomb explodes. Smoke rises after firing. German tanks outperform American tanks in testing. Tanks move on field. Trees in the background. Smoke rises from firing and bombardment. Soldier hides behind barricades and fires. (World War II period).
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