A long line of British infantry make their way across a field in France, toward an empty network of trenches, during World War 1. They enter the trenches and a dugout therein. One British soldier peers over the top of the trench.
Batteries of British field artillery firing 18 pounders from various positions during World War 1. A long line of guns firing from a tree line. Several firing from hidden positions in a hillside. Some firing from bunkers in a field, and others firing from entrenched positions.
British troops of the The 11th (Service) Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) unload stores from a supply wagon, in their camp at Zeitenlik, Salonika, Greece, in World War 1. Two soldiers use a long pole with hooks, to offload large containers. Other troops watch in the background.
British troops of the The 11th (Service) Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) remove sacks of flour from canvas-covered stack, and take them to a field bakery at Salonika, Greece, during World War 1. Soldiers carry loaves of bread from a building to outdoor stone ovens for baking. Bakers use long poles to pull baking pans from the ovens and soldiers collect them. Loaves of bread being taken from a steel oven. (Some clothes seen drying atop the oven.) Soldiers carry a large wooden board filled with bread loaves, into a mess tent. Sacks of bread being taken from a tent and loaded into a wagon for transport to other parts of the camp.
P-47 aircraft in flight over United States. U.S.Air Defense area operation board room and officers in the room. Men and women work to detect and locate the position of enemy aircraft. Fighters and antiaircraft artillery are coordinated in the Area Operations Center. Officer talks to a soldier through telephone. Antiaircraft artillery on the field. Soldiers stand nearby the artillery. Officer gives information to the soldiers on phone about the enemy positions. Long range radar in operation. Men and women display locations of enemy and friendly aircraft on the area board.
Holland type submarine of the Plunger class tied up at the Electric Boat Company at New Suffolk, Long Island , New York circa 1902. Civilian technicians standing on deck of the boat.. They load a torpedo aboard, using a block and tackle.. It goes down into the hull of the submarine. The Holland type submarine running at periscope, fires the torpedo. The torpedo runs just below the surface, leaving a visible wake. The submarine rises and runs along a conning tower depth. It dives again and rises again.
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