U.S. Army soldiers waterproof U.S. tanks and military vehicles by hand during World War 2. Close up shots of men applying putty to seal the vehicles. Tanks with deep wading exhaust trunks, also called "breathers," are tested and driven in water. The wading snorkels are released off the back of an M4 Sherman tank and M10 tank destroyer as the tanks begin to drive on land.
Japanese-American civilians and persons of Japanese descent are processed at a Japanese Registration Control Station building at San Francisco. This is during relocation of Japanese and Japanese-American civilians to internment camps during World War 2. Japanese people sit before Federal Reserve Bank officers at their desk. Japanese people consult with Federal Reserve Bank officials. An elderly Japanese man and young woman talk to the officials. They walk away. Other workers sit beside them and work. A file folder containing record documents of various Japanese people visiting the office.
Japanese men and women and Japanese-American civillians (Issei and Nesei) walk in to a Japanese Registration Control Station building at San Francisco. Men, women, and children of all ages are seen, largely in family groups. Japanese people enter the office inspected by U.S. Army guard. People talk to women clerical workers at the office. They are handed paperwork by the clerks and then directed to sit in a large room. Men, women and children gathered near desks of various officials and clerks. This is during time of relocation of Japanese-American civilians to internment camps during World War 2.
Japanese-American families being processed at Japanese Registration Control Station building in San Francisco, during relocation of these civilians to internment camps during World War 2. A U.S. Navy doctor examines a young Japanese child. A nurse gives medicine and injections to boys and girls. General physical examination of children by doctors using stethoscope. A boy his examined by the doctor, and then a very young child is examined as his mother stands by.
Nisei Japanese-American men and women, and Issei men and women enter Japanese Registration Control Station building at San Francisco, during processing for relocation to internment camps in World War 2. Men, women, children, and families enter the office and talk to the receptionist. Uniformed U.S. Army guard watches the persons arriving. The receptionist talks to them and gives them a token number. The people walk toward the next officer in line.
German soldiers wearing gas masks load a gas shell into artillery in the 1918 Spring Offensive (also known as the Kaiserschlacht or “Kaiser’s Battle”) during World War I. Soldiers fire gas shell from artillery. German soldiers assume “brace position” in trenches. From an observation position, German Emperor Wilhelm II speaks to German generals belonging to the Supreme Army Command or the Oberste Heeresleitung (OHL). German troops advance "over the top" from the trenches, running past obstacles. British soldiers firing with artillery. Soldiers running as noxious gas disperses in the battlefield, with German soldiers in trenches. A French soldier uses a telephone under a tree during a battle. United States soldiers marching with rifles. French troops wearing gas masks fire with artillery, stacks of shells amassed alongside them. Allied troops, including French soldiers and American soldiers, marching in farmland. Bodies of German soldiers killed lying in meadow.
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