1000 pound bomb shell cases cut to size in United States. Workers place shells onto a machine and cut them into size. Metal shells heated and shaped. (World War II period).
1000 pound bomb shell cases put onto machines and undergo final processing in United States. Rings put around the shells. Bomb shell cases stacked in warehouse where an Army officer inspects them. (World War II period).
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.
United States Amphibious Task Force 9 soldiers wade through water and board Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel (LCVP) at Adak in Aleutian Island, Alaska and craft pull away from the beach. LCIs (Landing Craft Infantry) head beach wards and soldiers disembark from landing craft tanks and wade through water to land at Kiska. Two ships in harbor, two others in distance. Men on a ship tie a net around a crate with "Army dog" marked on it. Crate hoisted over side of the ship and lowered to awaiting barge. (World War II period).
United States barges approach against the coastline of Kiska, Aleutian Island in Alaska. A landing craft lowered by a crane of a ship into the sea.
United States Amphibious Task Force 9 in Kiska, Aleutian Island in Alaska. Empty athey wagon backed onto a Landing Craft Tank for reloading. Tractor loaded athey wagon moves along the beach. Supplies piled up on the beach. Soldiers carrying their rifles move up the beach after coming off Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel. (World War II period).
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