Recovery of USAAC Keystone LB-7 bomber aircraft in Bluefields, Nicaragua. U.S. Army Major William A Blackburn and recovery team members load the debris of United States Army Air Corps (UASSC) Keystone LB-7 bomber aircraft onto United States Air Force CH-3C Sikorsky helicopter. The helicopter in flight. The framework of the LB-7 aircraft on the ground.
U.S. Marine Corps during Battle of Tarawa of World War II in November 1943. United States 2nd Marine Division Corps fire artillery. On the beach,Chaplains Assistants remove one dog tag from each of many dead marines. General of the United States Marine Corps Generals Holland McTyerie Smith and Julian Constable Smith U.S. Navy admiral Harry Wilbur Hill, commander of the task force. Bulldozers dig the ground in search of Japanese in bunkers as deep as 20 feet. They destroy the Japanese bunkers. Japanese prisoners are marched by the Marines.
U.S. Marine Corps following Battle of Tarawa in World War II. Chaplains conduct funeral services aboard a ship. Dead of the United States 2nd Marine Division, covered with United States flag, are buried at sea. Marines fire guns and pay honor to the dead. They salute. Marines cut away clothing and search Japanese prisoners on the Tarawa beach. Prisoners carry their wounded comrade. U.S. marines drink and fill water from containers of captured Japanese water supplies..
Activities of the United States secret service agents in Washington D.C., United States. Secret service agent shoots at the target board. The board approaches him and he looks at his aim points. Instructors also watch his aim points. View of the Treasury building. Agent walks inside the building. He meets with the instructor in the exhibit room. Instructor shows him the work of the treasury enforcement agency. He shows him the work of bureau of narcotics and bureau of tax and trade. Treasury department also enforce National Fire Arms Registration Act. Customs bureau officer inspects the belongings of a woman. Coast guardsmen work with customs and narcotics bureau and keep a check on smugglers.
Activities of United States Secret Service Agents in Washington D.C. An armored railway car is provided to the President of the United States for protection when he travels by train. The secret service agents talk with the railroad associations about the protection of train during the tour. The advance heads supervise the train. Presidential train is provided with a communications car operated by the U.S. Army signal Corps. They keep a record about the tour using the short wave radio and telephone.
United States secret service booklet in Washington D.C., United States. 32 page booklet named 'Know Your Money'. This booklet tells about how to detect the forged currency notes and avoid forgery losses. One can get it from The superintendent of documents,Government Printing Office,Washington 25,DC.
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