A film depicts the training of the Engineer replacement center trainees during World War II. The engineers seated at a pontoon bridge. An officer instructing them. Trees in the background. The engineers learn to build roads.
A film depicts the training of the Engineer replacement center trainees during World War II. A cover page of a booklet reads: 'Plans for training in General Construction'. Various diagrams for the building procedure. The engineers learn construction work. They erect buildings on the field. Soldiers aboard a ship. They practice drilling aboard the ship. They climb a net. The ship underway at sea.
Training film 'Combat firing by the individual tank' depicts operations and uses of tanks during World War II. Tanks being parked on a field. A U.S. Army tank commander aboard a tank. Guns being fired from the tank. Wrecked Nazi German armored vehicles on a battlefield. A wrecked Japanese machine gun nest in the Pacific theater. Wrecked Axis equipment and vehicles following an Allied attack. A U.S. Army M4 Sherman tank commander inside a tank watches through binoculars. Interior tank views of soldiers operating M4 Sherman tank controls and firing tank guns. Close-up views of tank guns including machine gun firing. Soldier loading HE projectile into 75mm gun and firing it. He then loads a 75mm armor piercing APC projectile and fires it. Lastly, he loads a smoke projectile shell and fires it. M3 Stuart light tank shown in the field, and close up of a canister used on its 37mm gun. The 37mm gun is fired.
A training film depicts operations and uses of U.S. Army tanks during World War II. Animated combat course of a tank. A training for combat, maneuvering and taking cover. M4 Sherman tank moving on a field. It is loaded with live ammunition. A periscope is adjusted. A sign reads: 'Start'. The tank enters an area. A man watches the tank through the periscope. It fires at the enemy positions. Animation shows the course of the tank and firing at the enemy positions. The tank taking a cover to escape enemy gun fire. Smoke arises from the firing.
A still photograph of a two place U.S. Navy Curtiss HS-1 or HS-2 flying boat, circa 1918. Men standing on the parked airplane.
A still photograph of a U.S. Navy Curtiss NC-4 Aircraft. It was the first aircraft to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in a 1919 flight to Lisbon spanning 19 days with multiple stops. Civilian men and women standing near the airplane on an airfield.
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