United States 1st Army soldiers attack a farm house near Franco-Belgian border to drive out German troops during World War II. Soldiers fire as tanks roll and bombs explode. German troops and equipment are captured by Americans.
A film titled 'Ulithi Anchorage' shows United States 5th fleet ships anchored at Ulithi, a group of coral islands, in West Caroline in the Pacific during World War II. An aircraft flies over the ships. An island with an airstrip is seen. All kinds of ships - carriers loaded with bombers, mother ship and its destroyer, dry dock for repairs and a hospital ship are seen.
A film titled 'Army's newest mortar' Different parts and dimensions of United States 4.2 inch mortar are explained. Used for direct fire against stationary objects 4.2 inch mortar consists of a clamp, reaction chamber, fixed firing pin. Soldiers assemble the mortar. It is mounted on a tripod stand. Soldiers carry it in a machine gun cart. Trinitrotoluene (TNT) filled shells are fired from the mortar Rocket drivers are used for firing at low elevation areas whereas gravity fire is used for the areas at a higher elevation. (World War II period).
United States Naval aircraft F-14 Tomcat rises on elevator to flight deck and is being pushed by tug to the edge of flight check aboard super carrier Kitty Hawk in Pacific Ocean. A-6B aircraft undergoes pre-flight checks by technicians. A Pilot gets into the cockpit of an aircraft and gets ready for the flight.
United States Navy aircraft F-14A Tomcat, A-6B ,A-7E and F-8H take off and land aboard super carrier Kitty Hawk in Pacific Ocean. E-2C lands on board the carrier.
United States Navy aircraft A-7E ,F-14A Tomcat and F-8H land aboard super carrier Kitty Hawk in Pacific Ocean.
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