A twin stack troop ship in camouflage paint carries U.S. troops from New York harbor, during World War 1. View from above shows the top deck filled with soldiers. Two sailors converse in front of a sign on C Deck, that cautions against throwing anything overboard, because it could reveal the ship's course to enemy submarines.
Large camouflaged troop ship passes slowly as it carries U.S. soldiers from New York harbor during World War 1. Upper deck is filled with life boats and rafts. Many troops are seen on upper deck, aft of funnel and astern the ship.
Frederick VIII Danmark ship at pier in New York harbor, and then further out into harbor. It is carrying former Ambassador to the United States Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff back to Germany via Halifax.
Monoplane aircraft designed by Major Schroeder shows Plexiglas nose in New York. Large flaps on the wings of the plane. The airplane stands in the field. Men gather near the plane. X-58 N written on the plane.
Inventor Vincent Burnelli exhibits latest safety airplane in Roosevelt field in New York. The Burnelli GX-3 (also called the Uppercu-Burnelli UB-SS) is seen on the airfield. Pilot in the cockpit of the aircraft. Houses in the background. The plane takes off and is seen in flight.
An American plane, the Curtiss Tanager, wins the safety prize in the Guggenheim Safe Aircraft competition in New York, where various experimental aircraft designs competed. The Curtiss Tanager aircraft on the airfield after winning. People cheer and applaud. A man talks to the owner of the winning plane. He gives him a check. Demonstration of the plane activities. The Curtiss Tanager seen taking off and in flight in the sky. The plane lands on the field.
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