Rabbit farming in the United States. Rabbit farming combines fur production with meat production. Rabbits move about in a cage. Men take out rabbits from small cages. A woman buys meat of a dressed rabbit at a store.
United Sates Support Ships docked at San Diego Harbor in California. View of the ships with palm tree branches in the foreground. An airfield near the San Diego Harbor. USS Grant County docked at the harbor. United States Marine Corps board the ship through its bow.
United States Marine Corps aboard a United States destroyer in South East Asia. View of a gun barrel on the destroyer. The marines fire the gun. Two radar antennas in motion. The American flag flutters on a pole.
United States Marine Corps undergoing training in the United States. The Boogie wheels of a tank. Rockets on a mobile launch pad. Rockets being launched from launch pad. Marines undergo Communication training. Marines operate battlefield radios.
American farmer named Anderson works in his potato field in the United States. Anderson manually digs out the potatoes in field. Tractor drawn potato digger in operation. Anderson goes to the bank and shows the pass book with his bank balance as he has a good production of potatoes. Anderson in his car arrives at Ford motor cars sales dealer. Name "Eckstein Lakie" seen over the door. Salesman takes him around where cars and tractors are on display. They look at Ford tractors. Anderson purchases a Fordson Tractor and signs a bank cheque.
The use of Fordson tractors in the United States. A Fordson tractor pulls out stumps to put more land under cultivation. A farmer named Brown plows around the stumps. He slowly passes by each stump. Farmer Brown guides a plow around the stumps.
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