Steam locomotive, number 79, of the Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railway on a slightly elevated track, next to a coal car.in a train yard. Worker is examining and possibly oiling parts of engine drive. Scene shifts to interior of locomotive maintenance shop where men work on a train car parked next to a locomotive. Scene shifts, again, to view from rear of moving train as it traverses route along the valley floor, from vicinity of Spargursville (AKA Spargurs) to Bainbridge, including bridges over Sulphur Creek , Alexander Hollow Rd, and both bridges over Paint Creek between the two towns. The train passes a tender connected to some sort steam driven machine (probably a pile driver as they are working on trestles). Also shown are box cars converted into bunk houses used by the work crew, which appear to be parked at Storms, only 6.9 miles from Summit, where the work is likely being undertaken. . The film ends at the Bainbridge train station. (Note: regarding the reference to work going on at Summit. Although not seen in this sequence, the track there was so steep that trains had to be broken down and moved up a few cars, at a time, to the top, where the train was then reassembled before proceeding.)
Film about the attack by Japan on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, during World War II. Scenes shortly after the attack: Partially sunken US Navy ship in Pearl Harbor. The flag of the United States in the foreground. A wrecked aircraft missing the rear of the airplane. A damaged hangar at an airfield. Type written notes of the U.S. War Department and the U.S. Secretory of Navy seeking information about the attack.
The activities of people in Hawaii, United States before the attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II. A dramatization: A woman sitting in a chair reads a paragraph. Books, newspapers, a suitcase and other things kept on a table. Photographs on a wall. A man looks out of a window and walks in the room. He talks to the woman. Another man enters the room. They talk to each other. The woman leaves the room. The two men discuss about business and about the past. Wheat cultivation on a field. A bucket filled with wheat is lifted by a crane. A railroad loaded with wheat for transportation. Farmers work on the field. Pineapples on the field. A cargo is transported.
View from inside an AC-119K Stinger Gunship during live fire training missions. Hand of a crewman on the fire control panel in the gunship. He flips toggle switches enabling the four GAU-2/A miniguns on the AC-119K. Views of a gun firing in broad daylight. Another view of firing in dusk with stream of tracers visible. The gunship is with the 4413th Combat Crew Training Squadron with home base at Lockbourne Air Force Base, Ohio. But the live fire gunnery training is being carried out in the vicinity of Hurlburt Field, Florida.
Two U.S. Air Force AC-119K Stinger gunships take off from Lockbourne Air Force Base, Ohio, United States. They take off successively, each using considerable runway length on their takeoff rolls.
Pilot and navigator walk across ramp at Lockbourne Air Force Base and board a U.S. Air Force AC-119K Gunship for a training mission. Engine, propeller and J85 jet pod as seen from cockpit of aircraft during take off. Gunners manually transferring 7.62 belt ammunition from large containers to the four mini guns
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