World War I era U.S. Naval ship at sea. Crew stand on deck of the ship. Crew waving as ship passes by.
During World War 1, a Ford 2-man (3-ton) tank being tested in mud at Ford Factory proving field. The tank moves forward and seems to operate satisfactorily. Scene shifts to a tank nose down and half submerged in mud. Ford employees stand about watching and several use shovels to clear mud away from the tank.
Crowd lines sides of city streets and watches U.S. Army troops parade on a street, in a major city, mobilized to fight in World War 1. The parade includes a float facsimile of a warship, with several sailors and others riding it. Older veterans of previous wars march along near the float. U.S. flag hangs from a building along with another flag on which is written '104' ( possibly for the U.S. Army 104th Infantry Regiment). American soldiers marching in the rain along a street in a small U.S. town, preparing to deploy to Europe in World War I. U.S. troops walk through American crowd. Soldier carries a dog in his hand. Two soldiers stand near a railroad train and one displays a pocket sized American flag; both soldiers smile. American women pose with U.S. military band person who holds a sousaphone. U.S. troops board a troop train while snow falls. Soldier and a woman stand together hugging, in the snow, beside the waiting troop transport train, and the soldier kisses his sweetheart goodbye.
American military officers field test British Mark lV tank during World War I. British Mark lV tank drives through a house or other building. U.S. military officers look on during the demonstration.
American men march in a street rally and parade to support American forces during World War 1. They carry banners. Banner reads 'Ford Patriotic Rally' another banner reads 'Hell Is Too Good For The Hun'. Men carry American flags. Ford cars parked in background.
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr speaks about the cost of the New Deal. He explains that although the national debt has increased from 21 billion USD to 27 billion USD, this has been offset somewhat by an increase in assets at the Treasury Department of almost 1.6 billion USD during the same time period.
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