Logistics during the Aisne Marne Operation in World War 1. A supply depot in France. U.S. troops offload supplies, from a train, for the American Expeditionary Forces. Several cars and trucks move about the depot yard. Supplies are stacked in various places. Soldiers load boxes into trucks. Two soldiers repair a wooden box labeled: "Liggett & Myers Tobacco Companys." A handful of material with many paper identification tags is passed from one solder to another. It ends up in the hand of one soldier surrounded by others. He smiles and his buddies do too. The soldiers relax and smoke cigarettes. Scene shifts to railroad train, where soldiers unload hay bales (forage) for their animals. A horse drawn liquid tank on wheels stands in the yard. Soldiers place the forage bales into an army truck. (WWI. WW1)
Passenger views hill in an area from window of a moving Amtrak train in the United States. Greenery on the hill. Waterfall is seen cascading down. Trees in the area. Man and a woman sit inside the train and look outside the window.
The train moves through a desert in United States. Passenger views the desert from the train window.
Man sits with his daughter in a train in United States. He talks to her and shows her the scenes from the window of the train. They see cowboys on range.
Sunset over the Pacific ocean. Train passes by along a ridge above the Pacific Ocean on the West Coast of the U.S. Scene of sun set. An airplane in the sky over the train.
High altitude view of train passing through a dry area with low mountains in the U.S. The train passes a field. A river beside the track.
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