Wrecked trees in Marshall Island, Pacific. Wrecked Japanese landing crafts and tanks on the Island. Soldiers stand near a jeep. A soldier ascends on a tree and picks a fruit from the tree. (World War II period).
Lieutenant General George Milne, Commander of British XVI Corps soldiers, and Sir Bryan Mahon, Commander of the 10th (Irish) Division, converse while attending a Military Gymkhana at Salonika during World War 1. They then watch a chariot race on the field. [Note: the introductory slate incorrectly identifies the Generals]
Wrecked houses and buildings at a mountainside along a lake or sea in the Austria-Hungary empire soon after end of World War I. Close views of rubble of homes. Civilian men walk on the street with their luggage and belongings on horse-carts.
Retreating Turkish soldiers on horse-carts late in World War I. Other men on horses with guns and other ammunition. Turkish field hospital with white flag with red crescent laying on encampment grounds. Soldiers in pith helmets. Turkish military fighters on camels and horses in a desert region. Men on bullock carts with wooden wheels in the desert, moving supplies.
Emperor Karl I (Emperor Charles I) of Austro-Hungarian empire reviews Austrian troops in Austria-Hungary during World War I. Soldiers stand in a line along the mountain side. Emperor Karl I discusses with them. A woman stands along with the soldiers.
Unemployed United States military veterans of World War I demonstrate and protest in the United States, appealing for jobs and work. They march with flags, boards and placards. Boards and banners read, "Keep your promises, Give us work", "give a job to a vet". Houses along the sides of the street. Men stand on a vehicle and address the demonstrators. Flag on the vehicle.
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