In France during World War 1, munitions delivered by ship are carried from the steamer's side to the front line, during World War I. Artillery shells are seen stacked in small rail cars at the port.
Celebrations on London's streets following Italy's decision to join the Triple Entente– Britain, France and Russia -- and declare war on Austria-Hungary, during World War I. Crowd on street gathers for demonstration, vehicles also on road. Crowd stand in front of building with flags. Kingdom of Italy flag flies.
A scene from Studdy's war cartoon, one of the Gaumont Graphics series of animated presentations, tilted 'His Winning Ways'. Cartoonist draws a German u-boat submarine slugging its fist (during World War 1 era of u-boat attacks). Then other ship which gets hit by fist is drawn. Other details like mustache and pipe are also drawn on German u-boat. Other wrecked ships are also drawn. All of the wrecked target ships are depicted as being girls or women wearing dresses. Cartoonist gives cartoon the title, "The Hooligan" and phrase, "Gad, I'm great at knocking down girls."
United States Relocation Program by War Relocation Authority (WRA) in World War II. Japanese boy makes marshmallows in a plant and put plate on platform. Japanese men work on crop crasher machine. Man put dried crops into crasher. A Japanese man works with book binding machine. Help wanted board hung on various shops. Japanese farmers work in western deserts of United States. Japanese Chemists, medicine men, Laboratory workers, Mechanics Engineers work in their respective areas. A Japanese couple stands in queue against a counter in company employment offices. The couple takes a form and gives it to a selection officer. He further instructs the couple. Japanese couple stands on a counter and the cashier gives money to them.
Chaplains distribute cigarettes and chocolate to soldiers at the Petit Monthairons hospital in France. Soldiers stand in queue. Two military chaplains organize a supply of treats for distribution to American soldiers. Thereafter, the queue moves quickly as the Chaplains hand out chocolates and cigarettes to the soldiers. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
British and Canadian preparations for World War II. Britain converts personal properties into State properties. Men and women work in factory. A banner with the phrase 'Go to it' coined by the Britisher Morrison. Workers construct buildings in Canada. White smoke comes out of factory. Workers at gun factory. Worker checks barrel alignment of a gun. Man checks firing capacity of gun. Workers at shipyard work on submarine. Steel plates used to lessen the weight. Trucks, tractors and ambulances made in factory. Testing and standardization of truck by National Research Council. They use X-Ray for testing of parts of machinery. A Canadian Pacific railroad train moves on tracks carrying train cars loaded with weapons and war supplies. Aircraft, trucks, tanks and ships as weapons of Canada. Industrial workers work in steel factories to make these machines.
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