The United States Military operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II A United States Army Air Force sergeant works at his desk. An airman puts a notice on a bulletin board. A steam shovel scoops up earth. A line of United States Army Air Force P-51D Mustangs aircraft on a field. Crew members around the aircraft. P-51D Mustangs in flight in formation. An aircrew member who bailed out of an airplane descends in a parachute, as soldiers at a tent camp watch him. A tower operator. A man plots courses on a large scale map board in a command center.
American troops patrol the Rhine river in European Theater around end of World War 1 following Armistice. United States Army forces in a patrol boat in the Rhine river at Deutsches Eck or the "German Corner" in Koblenz where the Moselle joins the Rhine. The boat approaches and slowly views a paddle wheel steamboat named Preussen that is flying the American flag and has United States soldiers aboard. The Preussen is docked at Deutsches Eck. Slow pan of the Preussen shows rescue boats and crew aboard. Crew show machine guns setup on the Preussen paddle ship. As boat slowly pulls away there is a view of the equestrian statue of German Emperor William I rising in background behind the moored Preussen. Next view shows same boat on Rhine and view of Fortress Ehrenbreitstein rising up from dock area. Railroad train visible near dock below Fortress Ehrenbreitstein. View changes to a group of American, French and German soldiers on land. A United States soldier lights up cigarette for a German soldier and he shows an insignia on his cap to the German soldier. The German Army soldier looks at the cap, turns and runs away with two fellow German soldiers following. The two remaining American soldiers and one French soldier stand and laugh.
President of the United States Lyndon Baines Johnson visits Cam Ranh Bay Air Base in Vietnam during Vietnam War. United States Air Force aircraft VC-137B taxis. President of the United States Lyndon Baines Johnson and U.S. General William Wallace Momyer alighting from VC-137B aircraft. They take places on platform and salute. William C. Westmoreland,General William Wallace Momyer,U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam Ellsworth Bunker,Deputy commander of Military Assistance Command in Vietnam Creighton Williams Abrams Jr,Vice President of Vietnam Nguyen Cao Ky present on platform. Lyndon Baines Johnson and American General William C. Westmoreland return to platform. Officials stand during the playing of national anthem. Lyndon Baines Johnson and American General William C. Westmoreland leave platform. Lyndon Baines Johnson pins medals on several servicemen.
President of the United States Lyndon Baines Johnson visits Cam Ranh Bay Air Base in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. President addresses troops. Troops listen to the speech and applaud. President Johnson pins up Distinguished Service medal to United States Army Generals William C Westmoreland and William Wallace Momyer. President waves to the troops and officials leave the platform. Troops break formation. President Johnson board the United States Air Force aircraft VC-137B. Ramp being rolled away from aircraft and door closes.
President of the United States Lyndon Baines Johnson leave in an aircraft from Cam Ranh Bay Air Base in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A United States Air Force aircraft VC-137B taxis and takes off followed by a United States Air Force aircraft T-39A..
United States Army General William C. Westmoreland visits a hospital ward at Cam Ranh Bay Air Base in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. United States Army General William C. Westmoreland and United States Army men enter a hospital ward. William C. Westmoreland decorate casualties with purple hearts. He leaves the hospital ward.
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