United States Navy sailors put coal in the boilers of a ship. Shirtless sailors in hot conditions put coal into boilers with shovels. Sailors bring in more coal using a wheel barrow. A Navy officer watches over their work.
Life of U.S. Navy sailors aboard a ship. Ships underway at sea. Boats hoisted in a sling over the side of a ship. Colliers near a transport ship. Men pass baskets of coal onto the transport. Coal piled up on the barge. Men fill cane baskets with coal to be loaded on the transport ship.
Ship gun on deck of a U.S. Navy ship in the Atlantic. Navy gun crew surrounds gun in bad weather conditions. Men undergo a drill and fire the large deck gun.
U.S. Navy sailors aboard a ship in the Atlantic Ocean participate in live fire exercises. Gun crew mans large deck gun. Sailors turn the gun in different directions during a drill.
Deck gun aboard a U.S. Navy ship in the Atlantic Ocean. Gun crew load shells into the gun as others look on. Sailors work with the deck gun during a drill.
Activity aboard United States battleship New Mexico before the invasion of Guam during World War 2. U.S. Sailors aboard the New Mexico recover fired and hot 5-inch powder cases in cans on board the ship. They place and stack cans on the deck of the ship.
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