The Army - Navy Screen Magazine series film 'Going Home' about French pilots being trained at a flying academy in Florida, United States during World War II. U.S. aircraft stationed. U.S. and French soldiers carrying flags march. Officers review the parade. An officer presents a badge to a French pilot. The pilots being trained. The French flag on a pole. A pilot and a copilot enter the cockpit of a French aircraft. The aircraft taxis. The aircraft in flight over fields, apple trees, highways and houses in France. Bombs dropped on German installations. Smoke columns rise. An aircraft catches fire and descends.
Sniper fire on 82nd Airborne Military Police in the Dominican Republic during a civil war. 82nd Airborne Military Police at a busy traffic control point are attacked by harassing rifle fire. U.S. Army and civilian vehicles pass an intersection. Civilians walk along a street in the foreground. Soldiers take cover against a building. One soldier starts running across storefronts. Corner with rubble on street. Two soldiers with rifles near a store. People run across the intersection. An American soldier walks near a storefront. A civilian carrying a package walks calmly across a street. Other civilians on the street. 82nd Airborne soldiers run from a gas station. U.S. Army trucks driven. Jeeps come to a stop. The Americans run around a street corner.
U.S. President Dwight David Eisenhower suffers an intestinal ailment in Washington DC, United States. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty addresses newsmen. An ambulance carries U.S. President to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center for surgery as he suffers from an intestinal ailment. Photographers click pictures. People gathered and cars parked outside the hospital. The First Lady of the United States Mamie Doud Eisenhower and her son John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower arrive at the hospital. Exteriors of the hospital. Newsmen sit and note as doctor Leonard Dudley Heaton explains through a diagram the part of the intestine removed. James Hagerty addresses newsmen and a press conference.
The U.S. 1st Cavalry Division prior to the Siege of Plei Me in Plei Me, Vietnam. Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter of the U.S. 228th assault Battalion in field with their rotors turning. Soldiers stack ammunition canisters. Soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 117th Artillery work around M102 105mm Howitzer. The 105mm Howitzer is pushed in position. African American soldier looks through Howitzer sight. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. Air Force U-2 aircraft takes off from runway, and climbs rapidly.Next scene shows interior of a U.S. Air Force photo reconnaissance laboratory where films from U-2 aircraft are developed and are being examined by Air Force photo interpreters. Images of Soviet missile installations in Cuba are seen on the close-up images.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) marines of the U.S. , and forces of Turkey and Greece on a maneuver under air cover off the coast of Turkey during Operation Longstep (also called Exercise Longstep). USS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV-42) and the USS Columbus (CA-74) at sea. The U.S. aircraft on the carrier deck. Officers talk and study papers. Marines raise the flags of the countries. A signalman directs the aircraft. The aircraft takes off from the carrier deck. Aircraft in flight. Soldiers aboard the landing craft as they move to the Turkey shore. The soldiers move inland. NATO officers observe the maneuver. Commander-in-chief of the NATO forces Robert Bostwick Carney observes through binoculars. The soldiers disembark from the landing crafts. The NATO soldiers move inland.
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