A film about the U.S. T26E3 tank. A tank parked on the ground. The driving compartment of the tank is examined. The doors of the tank are easy to operate because of the torsion rings. Men working on the tank. Interior of the tank and the driver compartment. The driver and the assistant driver at the controls of the tank. The steering lever and other controls of the tank. Both the driver and the assistant can operate the tank. The instrument panel. The fuel indication at the panel. As the engine is started, the engine transmission and differential warning lights start. Points out the driver's responsibility while operating the tank. Tank moves on the field.
Still photo: Men standing near the nose of a Thomas-Morse S4C Scout aircraft (sometimes called a Tommy).
U.S Army training film depicts functions of M3 Stuart light tanks and M3 Lee Medium tanks. A light tank parked on a field. Men standing nearby. The men get aboard the tank. Interior of the tank. A driver starting the engine. The clutch paddle is depressed and the gear shift lever is moved. The clutch is gradually released. The accelerator is depressed. The tank moving on the field.
U.S. Army training film depicts functions of M3 Stuart light tanks and M3 Lee Medium tanks. A tank parked on a field. A crew working on the maintenance of the tank. They tighten nuts and bolts, clean machinery and check the tank tools and guns. They change the oil and grease the parts of the tank. The tank moves on the field.
A training film on how to ski for the military troops. Officers inside a building. They put the skiing equipment at their places. The officers discuss about the maintenance of the skis and other equipment. They watch a ski and inspect it by its shape. Other equipment kept on a table. Officers standing nearby inspect and discuss about them. They discuss about the covers, construction and care of the skis. The ways, boots to be cared, are discussed. An officer holds a boot and watches the sole. They demonstrate the adjustment of the boot on the ski. An officer stands holding the boots near fire. (World War II period).
A training film on how to ski for the military troops in World War II. Officers inside a building. They discuss about the maintenance of the skiing equipment. The boots should be well polished to keep them in good condition. An officer holding a ski. Animation shows the adjustment of the boot on the ski as a man climbs upon it. A can of ski wax on the table.
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