United States Capitol in Washington DC, United States. A U.S. Army Captain (Personnel Officer) at desk in his office. A man takes out a document from a rack. Officer looks at qualification record of a John Kalph Thomson. A soldier is fingerprinted, as required of every Army soldier. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
In a textile factory in America during World War 1, men workers drag a roll of cloth to spread it on a table in the factory. Men cut the cloth with a machine to manufacture Army uniform parts. Women work on swing machines to stitch uniforms. A man fixes buttons on a shirt with the help of a machine. Huge pile of completed, stitched uniforms piled up.
Women workers in a textile factory pile up stitched American army uniforms in bundles. Men workers tie strings around bundles of U.S. army uniforms ready for use by American soldiers in World War I. Packed bundles of uniforms are stacked up by men at the factory.
Men and women work on machines to manufacture shoes for soldiers at a factory in United States during World War I. They work on machines to make shoes. Men give finishing touches to shoes kept in front of them on a table.
Butchers at work as beef suspended from above passes by them. Butchers inspect the beef, a number of sides of beef hang in background. The beef is to feed soldiers of the American Army in World War 1.
Men stack loaves of bread in racks and push the racks around. A man pushes a rack with a number of racks stacked with loaves in the background. The bread is food to feed American Army soldiers in World War 1.
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