Aerial view of a large truck convoy moving along a road. American troops aboard the convoy. The troops head for practice maneuvers as part of training in the United States before deploying to World War II front lines. The convoy stops and soldiers rush out and pitch tents. Rifles together in a tripod. Troops form a chow line outside a tent and eat their food.
American Film and Theater Actor, Charles Coburn at desk in an office in United States. He puts a coin in a piggy bank and shows a large replica of American Hundred Dollars Bond. He urges people to buy U.S. Savings Bond on behalf of the U.S. Treasury Department.
American Navy Cruiser underway off the coast of United States. The Navy demonstrates a protective measure against radio active fallout. Huge sprinklers and water cannons aboard a cruiser and an aircraft carrier bathe their entire surfaces in a moving mist of seawater. This will wash any radioactive particles overboard to avoid contamination.
Describes raw materials used in telephone manufacturing. The map of India is shown. Women workers in America punch mica into strips and washers that insulates a telephone's transmitter. Animation shows the use of mica inside a telephone's transmitter.
Describes raw materials used in telephone manufacturing. Women pick cotton at a cotton farm in United States. Bales of cotton taken on hand carts. Animation shows the use of cotton thread inside a telephone's transmitter.
Rationing during World War I. Large crowd gathered outside a building. People collect rations at a counter. People wait in queue outside an American Red Cross Relief Station. Food and medical supplies distributed among people. Red Cross nurses near the queue. Cart rolls supplies from a warehouse.
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