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French paratroopers board two U.S.Air Force C-124 globemaster aircraft at Orly Airfield, France, for flight to Indochina
A U.S. Air Force trooper carrier Douglas C-124 Globemaster aircraft is seen parked at the Orly Airfield, in France, with some men standing beneath it. Close-up of two U.S. Air Force officers conversing with a French Paratroop officer (in civilian clothes, but wearing a foulard) and a French military officer, in trench coat and overseas cap. View shifts to French paratroopers, carrying their gear and entering the C-124 aircraft by way of its ramps lowered from the open clamshell door. Glimpse from inside the aircraft cabin of the troopers approaching in a long line. View, from below and behind the open doors, of troopers walking up the ramps. Close-up of troopers with duffle bags passing the camera. Interior of the C-124 seen from the ramp entrance, as aircraft crew members walk to the ladder leading to the upper crew compartment. More views of French troopers, with gear, boarding the aircraft. View of cabin where troopers are seated, and the Air Force crew's loadmaster is securing some of the cargo with tie down straps. The American aircraft commander, dressed in flight suit, shakes hands with French officers, and signs something, before departing. People standing nearby as the aircraft clamshell door is closed. View of engines being started and the C-124 taxiing out. "Troop Carrier, United States Air Force," written on the aircraft fuselage. The aircraft number shown on nosewheel door is "094." Another C-124 (Number "263") is seen taxiing. Slight out-of -sequence scene shows a fireguard standing with fire bottle beside aircraft "263,"as it starts engine number three, and then walks to engine four, for its start. Next shot is of aircraft "094," with engines running and some last minute item being loaded through the front hatch. French military waving goodbye. One of the C-124s taking off and breaking ground. followed later, by the second. The two U.S. Air Force officers with French Paratroop officer in civilian clothes and a uniformed officer in overseas cap (seen at beginning of film) watch the departing aircraft.
U.S. soldiers greeted in the Town of Milly, France, during World War II.
United States soldiers greeted in Milly, France. View of an island from a rowboat. U.S. soldiers walk in single file along the sides of street in Milly, France, and are greeted by civilians. The civilians standing on either side of a road. Local officials speak to a large gathering of citizens. Townspeople parade down a street, led by several citizents playing musical instruments. An M4 Sherman tank maneuvers past a soldier and a horse. Truckloads of U.S. soldiers move along a road.
William G. Weaver speaks to soldiers who completed combat training and certificates are presented to them in Breinig, Germany.
Graduation of U.S. Army 8th Infantry Division soldiers in Breinig, Germany during World War II. Jeeps pass along the road. A group of soldiers standing in the background. Brigadier General William G. Weaver, Commander of 8th Infantry Division (United States) speaks to soldiers who completed combat training. U.S. Army 8th Infantry Division soldiers standing in formation. Officer presents graduation certificates to soldiers.
Supplies dropped from USAAF C-47s; snow covered wrecked C-47 in Bastogne, Belgium during Battle of the Bulge of WWII.
U.S. 101st Airborne Division in Bastogne, Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge of World War 2. A U.S. Army Air Force Douglas C-47 Skytrain transports to the encircled 101st Airborne Division (United States). Supplies dropped by parachute from the C-47 aircraft. The gathering of the supplies, and a snow covered wrecked C-47.
Workers give work call treatment to time wasters and Jack and Heintz Co. take interviews of Africans in Ohio,US.
The personnel policies of the Jack and Heintz Co. of Cleveland, to increase production in Ohio, United States. A man and a woman worker talks and wastes time. Other workers work. The workers give work call treatment to time wasters. The man goes back to work. A machine breaks down. A sign reads : 'Associates You can't Spell Victory With An Absent "T", Keep Up That Record'. The employees look at notices on the Notice Board. Incentive talks spur workers to set production records and to combat absenteeism. Jack and Heintz employee services take interviews of Africans and hire personnel. The company receives several applications from overseas. Bill Jack and other industrialists visit the factory.
Bill Jack presides the staff meeting and talks about employment and personnel policies of Jack and Heintz Company in Ohio (WW2)
The personnel policies of the Jack and Heintz Co. of Cleveland, to increase production in Ohio, United States during World War II. Manufacturers William Jack (Bill Jack) and Ralph M. Heintz in the office. Ralph M. Heintz determines the post war plans. Bill Jack presides the staff meeting and talks about employment and personnel policies of the company. Staff members listen. The staff members cheer and applaud. The members sing a song. Workers work at equipment.
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