Damaged U.S. ships in England during World War II. Ships at a dock. Wreckage of the ships. Sailors and Seabees working on the wrecked parts of the ships. The weld and repair the ships. A landing craft at a shore. A freight car being unloaded from the landing craft.
British women serving in the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) in England during World War II. Women in army uniform run from toward a anti-aircraft gun emplacement. They learn to operate anti-aircraft guns, finders and predictors.
Several military runway ground crew members resting outside. They get get up together and look at the sky. One crew member counts on his hand as he looks at the sky. Another picks up wheel chocks as the crew moves off camera.
View of military air base tarmac and ground crew. One crew member reads a newspaper while others repair a bicycle. Crew member seen through bicycle wheel while its is fixed while upside down.
Wide shot of building on a military air base. Three men look out a window on the building. Another man emerges from a doorway but then jumps backwards back into the building. Close up of three men looking out window at sky waiting for airplanes...probably bombers, to return to base.
Distant view of B-17 bombers in formation visible through window of a B-17.
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