Group of men give 'V' signal, work on equipment. Lieutenant Ralph Adams, Captain LST, briefs his men.
American troops check tie-downs and vehicles on truck deck aboard an LST (Landing Ship, Tank) before the Allied landings at Normandy (D-Day) during World War II. Officer questions and inspects corpsmen.
Sailors responding to General Quarters call, run across deck of a U.S. Navy Landing ship Tank (LST) during World War 2. Many are donning their personal life vests as they run. One gun crew sets up at a Oerlikon 20mm auto-fire anti-aircraft cannon that uses drum ammunition. Scene shifts to sailors running, amidships to General Quarters assignements. Closeup of several removing tarpaulin cover from a gun position. Sailors jumping over obstacles on deck as they rush to General Quarters assigned positions.
Medical officer explains use of gas masks to men aboard LST. Men listen. Men at quarters for muster.
A sailor uses a signal blinker light while another employs semaphore for communication. Signal flags are raised by sailors.
Man with pelorus aboard LST. Man works on a chart. Men man 40 MM gun. View of gun crew.
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