United States Army Air Force at the Isley Field base in Saipan in Mariana Island, South Pacific during World War II. A B-29 bomber parked at hardstands near the runway. Painted name, 'Devil's Delight' on the nose of the plane. Wheel plate of this plane reads 'A Member of the B-29 Formation to First Bomb Tokyo'. Front side has written 'Shoot You're Faded' on the nose turret. Devil's head insignia painted on its nose. Crewmen stand on bench, working to clean the B-29.
The soldiers of Soviet Red Army on the streets of Berlin in Germany after World War II. Troops of soldiers carrying their luggage move near the monument of King Fredrick of Prussia. Soldiers and officers move along on streets of war torn Berlin, past heavily damaged and bombed out buildings. Some burned buildings Posters of Joseph Stalin and other Soviet leaders are seen posted.
The Army-McCarthy hearings held by the United State's Senate's Subcommittee on Investigations on Senator Joseph McCarthy underway. Various witnesses give their statements to the jury members. Senator Karl Earl Mundt and other jury members at their seat during the proceedings of the court. Robert Ten Broeck Stevens, the Secretary of the Army, being asked questions by jury and he answers them. He relates events and dates to the committee. Jury members question him further and he replies. Jury members speak to McCarthy. He replies to them and speaks to allegations against him. His chief counsel, Roy Cohn sits by him.
The Army-McCarthy hearings underway, held by the United States Senate's Subcommittee on Investigations, regarding Senator Joseph McCarthy's actions. Various witnesses give their statements to the jury members. Senator McCarthy replies to the jury members. His chief counsel, Roy Cohn sits by him. Robert Ten Broeck Stevens, the Secretary of Army sits in the court as a witness and under cross-examination by McCarthy. Robert Stevens discusses with Army counsel Joseph N. Welch who is sitting beside him. G. David Schine seen in the court in Army uniform. Press photographers take his photo.
President Truman and members of his party gathering informally aboard the U. S. S. Augusta as the ship entered Chesapeake Bay, returning President Truman from the Potsdam Conference in Germany. Camera pans from right to left, over the group,assembled on deck, under one of shrouded triple 8 in (203 mm)/55 caliber guns of the Augusta. Fleet Admiral William Daniel Leahy stands to the left of President Truman. To the President's right, are Secretary of State, James Byrnes, Press Secretary, Charles Ross, and Naval Aide Captain James K. Vardaman. Next, as the Aurusta enters Hampton Roads, she passes close to a Brooklyn Class Light Cruiser, with her ship's company standing at attention on deck in dress whites. Closeup of the ship and crew as the Augusta passes to starboard. Wide view of Hampton Roads in the vicinity of the Naval Operating Base (Norfolk). A commercial ferry boat, spewing heavy black smoke from her stack, passes close to port. A barge decked out in patriotic bunting is seen as the Augusta approaches her berth. Glimpse of welcoming officers as the Augusta moves into position, docking, at Newport News, Virginia. Ship's mascot,dog, Scottie, standing on deck next to a sailor handling a line.
Views from the motorcade of President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon as they make their way from the airport to the city of Moscow, Soviet Union, on May 22, 1972. The motorcade proceeds along a very wide divided boulevard. American and Soviet flags adorn the lamp posts. Many Moscovites line the sidewalks to watch the motorcade. A large hammer and Sickle display and a large poster of Vladimir Lenin are seen in the center strip of the boulevard. Security guards all along the route of the motorcade. The motorcade enters the Kremlin walls and proceeds to the Armory Palace, where it enters through the iron gates into the courtyard.
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