Messing facilities at Cam Ranh Bay Air Base in South Vietnam. A cook sterilizes gear before using it. Soldiers walk in line serving food and signing on a paper. Cooks fry meat on pan. Number of dishes on the table. Cooks serve rice and gravy on soldier's plates. (Vietnam War period).
Cam Ranh Bay Air Base mess facilities exterior shots show airmen dipping mess plates into hot boiling water. Men also dump food into garbage cans and scrub mess gear. A sign reads 'Dining Hall number 1' and 'Please Sterilize Mess Gear before using'.
Messing facilities at Cam Ranh Bay Air Base in South Vietnam. Airmen dip mess plates in hot boiling water before entering the mess. Group of men dump food into garbage can and scrub mess gear. They sterilize the gear after use. Vehicles parked outside the mess. Airmen wait in line at the Dining Entrance.
Nazi concentration camps in Germany. Inspection team composed of Allied Military leaders, members of United States Congress and local people at Ohrdruf concentration camp. United States President Dwight D. Eisenhower, U.S. General Omar Nelson Bradley and George S. Pattern inspect the camp. General Eisenhower speaks to Congressmen. Heap of dead bodies. Alive inmates demonstrate how they were tortured by the Nazis. (World War II period).
Nazi concentration camps in Germany during World War II. Tents of prisoners of war at Arnstadt Concentration Camp in Germany. Savage watchdogs were used to guard the camps. German villagers forced to exhume Polish and Russian bodies from mass grave for identification. Villagers dig out bodies. American troops view the bodies of Nazi barbarism.
Nazi concentration camps in Germany during World War II. Prison gate with sign "Jedem das seine" (meaning, To Each His Own) written in iron. View of liberated prisoners walking at Buchenwald Concentration Camp in Germany. Ambulances with 'Switzerland' written on it arrives at the concentration camp. Young survivors being evacuated. Dead, mutilated and emaciated bodies of prisoners of war on trucks. Crematory ovens in which prisoners bodies were disposed. A club used to beat prisoners. Heap of bone ash.
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