Announcer introduces the guest for the television program. William Bradford Huie and Donald I Rogers talk with General Lemuel C Shepherd, Junior, Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps on the effectiveness of the helicopter and armored vests in Korean War.
William Bradford Huie and Donald I Rogers talk with General Lemuel C Shepherd, Junior, Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps on comparison of North Korean troops and the Marine Corps during the Korean War. General Lemuel further talks about air support and casualties during war.
Sponsors advertisement of Longines watches shows an announcer speaking about Longines watches. Gold medals won by Longines watches. Emblem for Longines. Watches on the revolving stand. Announcer speaks.
Newsreel 'Korea elects, Syngman Rhee wins by wide majority'. Korean citizens read the posters pasted on the walls of the streets. Huge posters of Syngman Rhee and other candidates. People stand in lines at the polling booth. People seen voting for the candidates in the first popular election held for the President. Syngman Rhee wins the election by vast majority with five million votes out of seven million votes cast. (Korean War)
Torrential rains in Korea. Korean mud becomes slippery and wet and slows up the Korean war. The battle areas are converted into a quagmire. Soldiers struggle to find footholds as they build trenches for further action. Engineers fight to keep the roads open.
A reproduction of a flying saucer is made at Army laboratory in Fort Belvoir Military Installation in Virginia. 'Engineer, Research and development Laboratories' seen written on the building. Physicist Noel Scott creates a reasonable facsimile of a flying saucer UFO.
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