Damaged U.S. ships in England during World War II. Ships at a dock. Wreckage of the ships. Sailors and Seabees working on the wrecked parts of the ships. The weld and repair the ships. A landing craft at a shore. A freight car being unloaded from the landing craft.
United States Military Police in Paris, France during World War II. Policemen standing in formation on a street. They march in formation. Military Policemen and Parisian Gendarmes work together in front of the La Madeleine Church. Buildings along the sides of the street. The policemen talking to soldiers. A truck arrives. Soldiers getting off the truck and talking to the policemen. The policemen assist them. A young boy who is holding a bag is helped by a policeman while crossing a street.
U.S. soldiers receive ballots on a battlefront in the European Theater during World War II. A soldier writing the results of voting on a tank. The ballots are distributed among the soldiers on the front. The ballots are placed in boxes.
U.S. soldiers advance in Germany during World War II. A map locates positions of Allied troops advancing towards Germany. Floods in the Moselle River. Wrecked vehicles in the area. Soldiers marching in the area. They row a boat in the river. U.S. engineers construct a pontoon bridge over the flooded river. Houses in the background. A smoke screen being laid over the bridge. Trucks carrying supplies move across the bridge. Jeeps, tanks and other military vehicles drive across the bridge. The soldiers crossing the bridge under the smoke screen.
Salvage and reclamation activities in the European Theater during World War II. M1 helmets of U.S. soldiers and medics piled up on the ground. A man cleaning the helmet shells and spray painting over insignias on the helmet shells, including a 29th Infantry Division helmet, a Medic helmet, and an MP (Military Police) helmet. Narrator indicates that totally worn out helmets are sold to factories as scrap.
Salvage and reclamation activities of mess gear and gasoline cans in the European Theater during World War II. Battered canteens and cups are hammered and reshaped. Some are injected with pressurized air to reestablish their shape. A soldier working on the canteens and the cups. Men working on damaged gasoline cans. Remanufactured mess kits are stacked for re-issue after final cleaning.
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