A documentary titled 'Portrait of a President' depicts Richard M Nixon in his office after election as the President of the United States. Richard Nixon, Pat Nixon and others members of family at their house watch the nomination of Richard M. Nixon for the President of the United States. Nixon after victory in the election is inaugurated as the 37th President of the United States. Portraits of former Presidents of the United States in the White House. The office of the President of the United States. Bust of Abraham Lincoln in the office. Richard Nixon walks inside the Oval Office in the White House. President Nixon talks over a phone after sitting on his chair. His secretory brings some important documents to be signed and the two of them discuss it.
U.S. 47th Infantry Brigade, 2nd Battalion troops in Binh Phuoc, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. American troops carry M16 rifles, M60 machine guns, field radios and belts of machine gun ammunition as they walk in a single file through rice paddies. United States Army UH-1D Iroquois helicopters fly overhead in a formation. The helicopters land and take off. A soldier looks at a map while another talks over field telephone. Soldiers walk in a field.
U.S. 9th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade troops in Ben Luc, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Two soldiers in the cockpit of an air-cushion vehicle (ACV). Soldiers push the air-cushion vehicle and turn it around. The air-cushion vehicle moves on land. Soldiers with M16 rifles and M60 machine guns board the air-cushion vehicle. The air-cushion vehicle moves over land and onto water. The soldiers cover their eyes as the air-cushion vehicle moves on water. A river and a shoreline. (Note: The Navy version of this vehicle was called a Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle or PACV. Only 3 were employed by the Navy and, likewise, only 3 by the Army in the Vietnam war.)
ARVN (Army of the Republic of Vietnam) soldiers in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Two North Vietnamese prisoners are interrogated by ARVN soldiers. The prisoners smoke cigarettes. Two ARVN soldiers uncover an enemy tunnel. M-113 APCs (Armored Personnel Carriers) move out. The prisoners are atop an M-113 APC. Local natives standing at the edge of a field observe the APCs moving out.
Japanese Imperial Navy operations and exercises in World War 2. Large formation of Japanese Mitsubishi G3M (Nell) bombers in flight, over a bay. Shadow of one in water below. A formation of Japanese Mitsubishi A6M (Zero/Zeke) Fighter airplanes. Aerial view of Japanese warships executing coordinated maneuvers below. Two Japanese aircraft carriers in calm waters. Aichi D3A2 (Val) dive bombers take off from carrier. A Japanese battleship making way in heavy seas and later in fog and rain. A column of Japanese warships, including a battleship, underway. Close view of Takao class heavy cruiser. Japanese sailor signalling with semaphore flags. Ise class battleship underway and firing guns. View of torpedo tubes on a ship. Japanese Battleships firing heavy guns and antiaircraft guns during gunnery practice. During this exercise, the Japanese battleship Hyuga, experiences an explosion in the left gun breach of her #5 turret. Smoke billows from the turret and flames are seen coming out of, and around the the gun barrels. Column of Japanese heavy cruisers turning to port.The Japanese rising sun Naval ensign in the breeze.
Close-ups of Soviet soldiers aiming their rifles. British soldiers, carrying Enfield rifles, advance in rocky terrain. Allied Colonial troops fighting in jungles. Paratroopers jumping from an airplane. American soldiers following an armored vehicle through heavy foliage, and then running through a street and taking defensive positions during combat in a battle damaged town. An American M3 Lee medium tank (with name “Andy” written on it) firing its heavy gun in the center of a town. Its Shell bursts in a building and blows part of it into the street. The troops continue advancing and walk over a sign on the ground,displaying a swastika. Scenes shift to home fronts of Allied countries, where people are working in machine shops, forges, welding shops, and war plants, fabricating weapons. Final scene shows two American soldiers firing a Browning M1917 water-cooled machine gun.
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