The lumber industry in forest areas of the United States. Two men fell a tree with a saw. The tree falls on the ground. Logs are drawn to a convenient place with the help of horse drawn carts. A low loading sled makes it easy to load the logs. Group of men load these logs on flatcars. A train loaded with logs departs from a station.
The lumber industry in forest areas of the United States. Wooden logs are dragged and pulled with the help of a crane. The logs are moved by an aerial cable. The logs slung from axles of large two wheeled carts. These carts are hauled by horses. Workers in Michigan use a crane to load logs onto flatcars.
The lumber industry in forest areas of the United States. Transportation of wooden logs is done through rivers. A group of workers in a boat. The logs come down with the force of water. Workers remove blocked logs at various points using long poles. The wooden logs reach a mill where they are sorted. The logs roll into water from flatcars.
The lumber industry in forest areas of the United States. Wooden logs move up on a conveyor into a saw mill. Workers on a saw carriage operate controls. The saw cuts the logs into boards. The workers pull the boards off the conveyor.
United States Marines in Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II. The Marines throw hand grenades and fire rifles towards a Japanese cave entrance. Explosions at the entrance. The Marines in combat gear and rifles in hand walking through a forest area. The Marines dig with shovels in front of a tent. They walk on a muddy path. Dead Japanese on the ground.
United States Marines in Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II. A Marine sits in a barber chair in a forest area. He removes his helmet and leans back. Another Marine comes up and shaves with a bayonet. The Marines standing around watch him. Some Marines seated on a tank watch. They laugh looking at the Marine shaving.