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Railroad train brakeman and engineer receive orders in Iran (WW2)
A steam locomotive train carrying freight pauses in the desert in Iran during World War II. Train engineer and brakeman exit the train and receive new orders from a dispatcher. Iranian train engineer reads dispatch before climbing back into the locomotive.
Soldiers inspect civilian cars and individuals at checkpoint in Iran.
Man driving in Iran. A man driving a car as seen from the back of the driver inside the car. Road signs read “To Abadan”, “To Kut Abdullah” and “to Ahwaz” in both English and Arabic. Iranian soldiers halting vehicular traffic at a check point. Trucks are parked on the left side of the road past the checkpoint. Sign reads “Traffic Post” in both English and Arabic. A soldier stops a white sedan car. Iranian man opens car door and stands up. Soldier frisks the man. Soldiers searching the trunk of the car. A truck stops in front of the white car. Soldiers let the white car leave. The soldiers search some of the civilians in the vehicles.
Doctor examines a baby in a hospital in Iran
Infant receives medical care in Iran. An Iranian woman brings her baby into the hospital for physical examination. Iranian woman holds her baby while waiting outside a clinic. A nurse receptionist sits behind a desk in front of the woman. Posters are on display behind the woman. Nurse writing notes on her desk. Baby bottle on the nurse’s desk. Woman gives her baby a toy. The woman and her child are taken to a room. A nurse lays the baby down. Nurse puts infant on baby scale. Another nurse writes notes taken from baby’s measurements. The mother watches nurses measure her child. Nurse takes the mother and her child to a doctor. The nurse hands over patient record to the doctor. Nurse takes the baby to the examination table. The doctor examining baby. Doctor listens to baby’s heartbeat using stethoscope.
Iranian factory workers working in various industries; automobiles made in Iran
A man wearing a respirator mask puts on protective gloves. The man began to grind metal with sparks flying. A mustached man peers from behind a machine. View of large storage tanks inside a factory. Man climbs ladder, walks on mezzanine floor above tanks. Early computer and reel to reel tape drive. Row of thread bobbins being wound on machine. Iranian factory workers operating loom machine to weave fabric. A worker pulls formed rubber sheet from machine. A woman worker pulls a boot liner over a boot last. A machine pressing soles onto boots. Watchful eye of a worker as metal press operates. Hand pulls lever. Man hammers metal panel. A group of Iranian factory workers wearing protective suits walking. Factory workers assembling parts. The factory workers in protective suits enters a paint room at automobile factory and spray paint on cars. Men position metal sheet into a large automobile panel press. Iranian factory workers assemble a car in a plant and spot weld by hand. Molten glass formed into bottles. Coca-Cola glass bottles move on assembly line and are filled. Milk comes out from a machine into a vat. Machine printing milk cartons. Pegah Bottled Milk by Iran Dairy Industries Co. Teletype machine printing message and teletype control room. Man pulls paper out of teletype machine and puts pages into pneumatic tube container. Man puts pneumatic tube container into pneumatic tube door while camera pans pneumatic tube on ceiling. Iranian newspapers being printed on rolls of printing press.
Imperial Iranian Air Force pilots flying Northrop F-5 fighter jets in Iran
Imperial Iranian Air Force pilots climb into Northrop F-5 fighter jets in Iran. Bombs mounted under the wings of the fighters. Aircraft canopies of F-5 fighters close. Northrop F-5 fighter jets taxiing and taking off from runway of airfield. A formation of Iranian Northrop F-5 fighter jets in flight.
U.S. Joint Congressional Hearing on Iran-Contra affair
U.S. Marine Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North testifies before a Joint Congressional Committee formed to investigate the Iran-Contra affair in the United States. The hearing is called to order by Senator Daniel K. Inouye, Chairman ot the Senate Select Committee On Secret Military Assistance to Iran. Congressman Bill McCollum raises an issue regarding the relationship of the Joint Committee viz-a-viz standing committees of Congress that are interested in pursuing their own investigations. He asks Congressman Lee H. Hamilton, Chairman of the House Select Committee to Investigate Covert Arms Transactions with Iran, whether the Joint Committee needs to approve those related standing commttee activities. Chairman Hamilton expresses the opinion that standing committees do not require such approval. Mr. McCollum argues, however, citing House Resolution 12. Chairman Hamilton agrees to discuss it further with him, but urges the Joint Committee to proceed with its hearing.