American actress Dorothy Gish in the United States. Dorothy Gish gives autographs to people. Dorothy Gish wearing helmet acts as of shooting a gun. The crowd watches and laughs.
Military tanks being manufactured and tested in a factory in the United States. Assembly line of tanks in a factory. Workers, wearing protective gear, work on tanks with welding torch. Tanks transferred by railroad cars to the battlefield. Artillery mounted on tanks fired on battlefield during the World War II. Tanks driven on the battlefield. Explosions on the battlefield.
Air Maneuvers in the United States. Flyers don high altitude suits. Table electric fans in the room. Pilots get in to aircraft. The aircraft in flight. Aircraft dive one after the other.
A construction work in the United States. Magnet of the crane lowered. The magnet attracts the metal slabs. The slabs being dropped. Men work on a machine. Hot molten material being poured into a bucket. A machine in operation.
Atomic and hydrogen bomb tests' effects in Japan and the United States. Japan: Newsmen and cameramen stand in the Tokyo Medical University hospital. Head of the hospital Doctor Suzuki greets Chief of the Hiroshima atom casualty commission John Morton. The doctors examine the fishermen burned during the Enewetak (sometimes spelled Eniwetok or Eniewetok) hydrogen bomb tests. San Francisco: A crane lowers net of Tuna fish in San Francisco. An official wears belt with a Geiger counter. Food and drug officials check the fishes for radioactive contamination. Fort Devens Massachusetts: The members of the 1st Army Chemical Defense school are confronted with simulated atomic bomb explosions. Soldiers advance through the smoke of explosion.
Officers of the U.S. Navy aboard ballistic missile submarine underway offshore the United States during the National Oceanographic Program. Officer looks through telescope on board a ballistic missile submarine. Three civilian men around a small table. Chief Petty Officer checks oscilloscope and his arm extended into a round opening. Man operates control of oscilloscope. Chief Petty Officer works on oscilloscope.
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