United States Corps of Engineers conduct research and development activities at Camp Tuto in Greenland. Men of United States Corps of Engineers weld a broken roller tractor of a low ground pressure tractor. Damaged section of the tractor. Different parts of a track brace and then the completed job after repair. Welded plate on the repaired track brace. A soldier indicates repair on reverse side of track brace.
The United States aircraft carrier Franklin D Roosevelt. A number of pilots sit and talk in a ready room on board the United States aircraft carrier Franklin D Roosevelt. Flight deck control officer lays out spot on the flight deck model, "Ouija board," in flight deck room. Flight deck personnel discuss Ouija board and how to spot planes. Pharmacist mate, first class, in surgical dressing room. Two men in sick bay sterilize instruments.
United States Capitol in Washington DC, United States. A board reads ' Department of Health Education and Welfare Food and Drugs Administration. A man walks past the department building. Two men move past the board.
Official and officers draw draft under Selective Service System at the Department of Labor auditorium in Washington DC, United States. President Franklin D Roosevelt delivers a speech on the occasion, during the lead up to America's involvement in World War 2. He reveals that 95 percent of the people registered under the Selective Service System are not required by the nation and will not be called to military service. He also encourages those new recruits selected for military service to answer the call for duty and defend the independence of the nation. He declares peace keeping as the main task of the United States Armed Forces, and speaks of the those called as members of a peace time army.
Explosions occur in the ocean. A Japanese Judy or Yokosuka D4Y aircraft bursts and cranes into the sea and smoke rises. Guns on board a United States ship. Judy pursued by F6F aircraft. United States F6F aircraft crashes into the sea about 1000 yards off stern. An explosion occurs with ships in the background.
Colonel Lindbergh takes off from Washington DC, United states to Mexico City on December 13, 1927. Men push Spirit of St Louis, a monoplane, pushed out of a hangar by a group of men at Bolling airfield in Washington DC, United States. A man makes final check up of the aircraft. Major Harvey Burwell, Commanding Office of the Bolling Air Field greets Charles Lindbergh before he takes off. Lindbergh gets into the plane and men push the plane. Aircraft takes off.
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