Propeller of a U.S. Coast Guard cutter to be launched. Another ship in water at the port. Two uniformed U.S. Coast Guard officers talk. (The one on the left is possibly U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Frederick C. Billard). Two dock workers use a two-man saw to cut away holding timbers. The Coast Guard cutter slides over track and enters water. Men at port watch the cutter move in water. The ship turns to the starboard.
A large crowd moves on road. They gather in a stadium. Snow lies on one side of the ground. Men in a band perform and move on the ground. Two teams appear on the field. A football game is played. Crowd is present on the roof of the stadium also. At the end of the game the band reappears and performs. A Coast Guard ship with U.S. Coast Guardsmen and a large gun, at sea. Sail boat in water at a distance from the Coast Guard ship. A life boat nears it. The Coast Guardsmen watch from the ship. The life boat with men approaches the Coast Guard ship. Captain of the ship with crew in the control room. A crew member operates wheel of the ship. The captain stands with another man on the deck. Huge waves arise in water. The bow of the ship hit the water. A Coast Guard shoots with a rifle. Many Coast Guardsmen practice shooting at a floating target in the water.
A worker with a drill in a mine. Rill stopping is displayed in the mine. Blasted ore runs over an inclined plane-a chute. Workers move ore loaded trolleys in a shaft station
A pumping station in a half mile deep mine. It pumps out 2400 gallons per minute. Pumping machinery at the station. Blades of a fan move. Stairs near the fans.
A central compressor plant in United States. Machinery of the plant includes huge wheels. The compressor plant supplies 60,000 cubic feet of free air per minute for drills.
Planes move in air. Riggers dive from plane. Many parachutes in sky. Riggers land on ground. An Army personnel watches riggers landing. Training session of paratroopers. Paratroopers doing push-ups under supervision. Paratroopers run on a road during training. They jump off from a 34 feet mock tower alone and then in a group of seven. The paratroopers are tied with safety ropes during these jumps. In the next part, paratroopers are trained to jump from a 250 feet tower. Next they jump from plane at a height of 1250 feet. It is then, the men qualify as paratroopers. Paratroopers receive wings during graduation ceremony and are assigned air-borne division. Two officials check documents. Arexy, Company Commander interviews Parker, a paratrooper.
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