A jeep procession on the road during Tehran Conference in Iran. U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt sits in a jeep. Snow covered mountains in the background. The convoy stops. Band plays National Anthem. Officers salute. The jeeps restart and the convoy continues. The jeeps pass the soldiers standing in attention. U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt's jeep leads the procession. (World War II period).
Patients stand in front of a hospital in Tehran, Iran. U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt sits in a jeep. The jeep stands in front of the hospital. Snow covered mountains in the background. Jeep procession continues along the road. U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt's jeep leads the procession.
The British Prime Minister Winston Churchill walks across a garden at British Embassy in Tehran, Iran, during timeframe of Tehran Conference. He is followed by his staff. He reviews the British and the Indian Colonial troops. Three soldiers representing the British and the Indian Colonial Regiments hold gifts for Winston Churchill on his 69th birthday. Each man steps forward and hands a gift to Winston Churchill. Winston Churchill walks off. (World War II period).
A steam locomotive train arrives at a train station in Arak, Iran during World War II. Iranian and Indian Sikh soldiers meet and shake hands in train station. United States soldiers disembark to go into the mess area at the station and greet each other on the train platform. American soldier pulls out a cigarette and puts it in his mouth.
United States soldiers march from a train station platform in Arak, Iran to a mess area behind the station during World War II. Military jeeps are parked near the train station, including one marked as "26th Field Hospital." Other United States soldiers wait and talk to each other on busy train platform.
United States soldiers inspect The Qajar-era Fath Ali Shah Inscription at Cheshmeh-Ali, Ray (Rey) Iran, also known as Shahr-e Ray) during World War II. A United States Army officer, wearing round glasses, gives an explanation about the inscription to the other officers. United States soldiers listen to officer.