Ford Motor tanks in the United States. A tank moves on a field. A concrete stack in the background. Few houses in the background. A man aboard a tiny tank.
The U.S. Army officials in the United States. The U.S. Army officials standing outside a building. The officials discuss amongst themselves. General Robert E Wood standing with them.
An arms factory in the United States during World War I. The interior of an armament factory. Men working inside the factory. The men work in the manufacture of barrels of heavy guns and artillery. A completed artillery piece is hoisted and moves on a conveyor above the operations. Other men working in the production of shells. Final scene shows a person using a large spoon to stir 10500 capsules in a glass bowl for the first draft lottery in 1917.
The 1st Cavalry Division moving in the United States. Trucks passing on the street. The horses unloaded from the trucks. Troopers ride horses over a rough terrain. The soldiers dismount the horses and advance along the street. The soldiers aboard a jeep and a truck passing on the street. (World War II period).
The 1st Cavalry Division moving across a field in Southern California, United States. Soldiers riding horses on a field. The horses pulling 155 mm guns over the fields. Soldiers on horses coming downhill. (World War II period).
Clearing the paths in mine fields in the United States. Tanks pulling devices on a field. Men standing nearby. The mine detonators are tested. The M-3 device working on the field to clear the path. Smoke rises from explosions. Men holding a jet motor. The M-1 device is used to clear the path. The M-6 device is used in heavily mined areas. Trees in the background. Smoke rises from explosions.
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