U.S. 5th Cavalry Regiment at Fort Clark in Texas, United States. Soldiers near an artillery piece. The artillery is loaded and fired. Mounts and pack horses of the 5th Cavalry Regiment run across a flat terrain.
U.S. 5th Cavalry Regiment at Fort Clark in Texas, United States. Mounts and pack horses of the 5th Cavalry Regiment jump a barrier. A soldier on horseback. A horse without a rider near him. The horses run across a flat terrain. The regiment marches led by a horseman.
U.S. 23rd Infantry at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. The 23rd Infantry passes in review. Soldiers stand at attention. Their commanders stand in front of them. They are preceded by men on horses. Officers on horses review the soldiers. The soldiers take a right turn and march.
10,000 soldiers of United States 45th Infantry Division load their baggage into military trucks and bid good bye as they leave Fort Sill in Oklahoma. Troops move in trucks over a bridge as a plane flies overhead. People turn out in large numbers on streets to welcome the troops at their new headquarters in Abilene in Texas. Soldiers move to their tents. (World War II period).
Welcoming crowd waits for arrival of President Richard Nixon at Fayetteville, Arkansas to witness a Texas versus Arkansas football match at Razorback Stadium. U.S. Air Force One lands and taxis to the ramp. The seal of President of United States on the fuselage of the Boeing 707 (VC-137) airplane. President Nixon disembarks from the plane followed by others. Spectators greet President Nixon as he shakes hands with them.
The flags of United States and United Kingdom fly from a launch. The British Battleship Cruiser, Renown, carrying Edward VIII, Prince of Wales, on his second Empire Cruise, is anchored nearby. The Prince of Wales, in military uniform, arrives by launch. He is accompanied by officials. As he steps from the dock, he is saluted by an American soldier. Accompanying him are British military and naval officers and U.S.civilian officials (in top hats). Lord Louis Mountbatten is a member of the Prince's party. Officials in the group include Air Commodore L.E.O. Charlton, the British Air Attache in the United States and Robert Wood Bliss, Chief of Western European Affairs in the U.S. State Department. Both were dispatched by the British and American governments, respectively, from Washington, DC. The Prince is greeted enthusiastically by a welcoming crowd. The Prince of Wales acknowledges the crowd. He enters an open car and is joined by U.S. State Department representative, Robert Wood Bliss.
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