Young woman farmer from Kentucky visits farm in France. She meets the French farmer's family. She plays with their baby. She arrives into the wheat farm with the farmer. She joins in harvesting of wheat by machines and hand scythe. Threshing of wheat takes place. Farmer shows the grain to the girl. They visit the blacksmith's shop. Then they arrive at the fruit orchard where fruits are bagged on tree for protection. Farmers celebrating, after a successful harvest.
British soldiers clean and repair Mark I (male) tanks in France. They clean and tighten bolts on the treads. They use a pole to clean the 6 pounder guns in the sponsons.
A British battery of 8 inch heavy howitzers in operation, in France, during World War One. Crews step back and turn away when gun fires. Gunners wait until long recoil is finished before returning to the gun.
South African artillerymen firing 18 pounder field pieces and 8 inch howitzers, in France, during World War One. Views of the gunners in various locations, including open field positions and under camouflage canopies.
Entrenched British infantry moving forward to new positions on devastated battlefield in France, during World War One. A British artillery crew fires an 8 inch howitzer.
British infantry of the Bedfordshire Regiment are seen in their trenches on the battlefield in France, during World War One. They are held in reserve, in their positions, as other units move forward to establish new lines of defense.
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