Various American equipment and weapons of World War I. Incendiary hand grenades used by Allies during World War I displayed in United States.
American soldiers in an Army passenger truck, ride into a field at an Army base in the United States, during World War 1. They step from the truck, remove boxes of ammunition, and a French M1914 Hotchkiss machine gun. They set up the machine gun and prepare to fire it. Scene shifts to closeup of a soldier back at the truck, opening its compartments and checking the contents.
Tractors plow a farm field in the United States. Tractors pull 16 feet wide seed drills. Views of early model powered engine farm tractors.
Manufacturing of aircraft in United States World War I. Huge logs of wood placed on rail road flat cars to be transported. Power crane stacks the timber. Workers in a lumber mill cut and pile up lumber. Men pile up lumber as Army officers inspect them.
Manufacturing of aircraft in United States World War I. Lumber cut and piled. Men weigh, inspect and conduct various tests on lumber before using it in airplane manufacturing. Workmen push wooden planks placed on flatcars in to a kiln and close the door. A man opens the door after ten days and smoke emerges. Seasoned lumber on flatcar rolled out and men work on lumber in equalizing shed.
A United States flag hung on a glass wall with a large crowd or shipyard workers gathered in front of it. A leader gives a rousing speech and the workers all cheer.
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