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Jim, an American soldier drinks water from the bottle of a dead soldier during World War II.
A training film about fighting against the enemy during World War II, and soldiers dealing with stress, fear, and nerves. The enactment shows a dead American soldier on a battlefield. Jim, an American soldier fires and advances across a field. Jim sees a dead German soldier. Jim searches for his own water bottle but fails to find it. Jim feels hesitant to touch the dead soldier. He takes the water bottle of the dead soldier and drinks water. Jim gets up to face the enemy.
Jim,an American soldier shoots down enemy soldiers during World War II.
A training film about fighting against the enemy during World War II. The enactment shows an injured American soldier as Jim and another soldier look after him. Jim and the other soldier tend to the injured soldier. The American soldiers including Jim fire at enemy German troops and shoot down the enemy soldiers and advance ahead. Jim and other soldiers hit enemy soldiers and kill them.
Jim, an American soldier and others celebrate after winning the battle during World War II.
A training film about fighting against the enemy during World War II. The enactment shows dead bodies in a battlefield. The injured soldiers being taken away for medical aid. An injured officer reports about the victory in the battle over a hand radio. The soldiers advance after the battle. The soldiers and sailors at a cafe as they celebrate their victory. Jim with two other soldiers at the bar. Jim thinks about the battle and the ability to face enemy attack as he smokes a cigarette. The three of them cheer up and drink beer.
Naval officers make preparations before launching a ship in the United States.
A training film titled 'The ship is ours' about the role of U.S. Navy sailors in the United States. A ship underway at sea. Naval officers look at files and maps at a desk. A crane loads supplies aboard a ship. Men on the deck of the ship. A ship being launched and takes to water.
A U.S. Navy crew assumes the command of a ship during a ceremony and set the first watch in the United States.
A training film about the role of U.S. Navy sailors aboard a ship in the United States. A sailor blows a bugle. Sailors and officers lined up on the deck and the men salute. United States flag hoisted aboard the ship during the Change of Command ceremony. The U.S. Navy crew takes over the command of the ship. The Captain of the ship addresses the crew after assuming command. The Captain asks the sailors to be alert and orders the other officers to set the watch aboard the ship. The sailors on guard aboard the ship.
Different watches aboard a U.S. Navy ship as they keep a vigil in the United States.
A training film about the role of U.S. Navy sailors aboard a ship in the United States. A sailor on guard walks down the deck of a U.S. Navy ship. The sailors lower a line from the deck of the ship. Various watches aboard the ship like the engine room watch, signal man watch in which the sailors use blinkers and flags, and radar watch. Men work on communication devices during communication watch. The sky, surface and lookout watch in which sailors use binoculars to keep a vigil. A ship underway at sea. A standing watch looks through binoculars as he wears a headset at night.
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