Activities of U.S. 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers walking along dirt roads towards trucks. They board the trucks. The trucks drive past along a road. Mountains and trees in the background.
Activities of U.S. 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers get off trucks. The soldiers, some white and some African American, advance across a field and into a dense jungle. Two soldiers rest in the jungle. Mountains in the background.
A revolt against Vietnamese President in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. People and soldiers of 7th Vietnamese Army gather on the streets .They revolt against South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem. Vehicles drive past on the streets. Soldiers aboard tanks moving on the streets. Smoke from bombardment and firing in the area. Exterior of a building destroyed by the firing. People celebrate on the successful ending of the revolt. They hold boards and placards in hands.
Japanese Emperor Hirohito moves into his new house in Japan. Interior of the house. The Japanese Emperor arrives near a building with his family members. They walk near the house. The Imperial Palace of Hirohito was destroyed during World War II air raids.
Members of the Roosevelt cabinet address the nation in the United States. They make predictions for the new year. U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull seated at his desk. He talks about trade among nations. He states that the present program is to secure trade agreement. U.S. Secretary of War George H. Dern states that everybody will serve for the best of the country. U.S. Secretary of the Navy Claude Swanson talks about the role of the navy. Postmaster General James A. Farley talks about the leadership of U.S. President Franklin D.Roosevelt and the fighting spirit of the American people. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace speaks about the conditions of farmers. U.S. Secretary of the Interiors Harold Ickes states that more jobs will be created by construction of public works. U.S. Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper wishes all a new year.
The Gildner or Giltner family of Pueblo Colorado looks at a massive leopard skin rug, constructed from the skins of 48 leopards. The fur rug had been purchased by their son, an American soldier in the Korean War, and shipped by him back to the United States. The seated family and some officials look at the leopard fur rug. The family exits a fur storage facility. A sign board outside the building reads: 'Cold Fur Storage'. A U.S. government official loads the fur rug into a car after the Korean government requested its return.
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