The U.S. Army Ranger combat training school at Fort Shafter in Hawaii, United States during World War 2. Men seated on ground. An instructor explains the use of Water cooled Machine Gun. Soldiers learn to fire various weapons. An instructor explains a gun. Men perform drills with various rifles and machine guns, including Thompson submachine guns. A man loads a gun. Men practice firing guns at target.
A factory in New York, United States. A metal conveyor belt in the factory. Molten metal poured in a container. Overhead cranes in operation. Hooks attached to a crane are lowered. A coal car. A goods train pulls in. An overhead crane moves back and forth in the factory.
A factory in New York, United States. Aerial view of a goods train pulling in. Smoke stacks in the background. An overhead crane in operation. Exteriors of the factory. Molten metal poured in a container. An overhead container of a machine is moved. Hot molten metal poured out of the container. An overhead crane moves metal beams.
Training of Finnish Army troops in Finland. Troops march and halt near barracks. The troops stand at attention. They disperse. The soldiers come out of barracks. They take hot Finnish sauna with vihta branches and leaves.
Training of Finnish Army troops in Finland. Finnish troops run out of a building. The troops walk on a bridge. They dive in a pool of water and swim. The soldiers move out of water after the swim and wipe themselves.
Training of Finnish Army troops in Finland. A soldier practices throwing hand grenades at an encircled target. Other soldiers stand in the background and watch.
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