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9th Infantry Division troops unload medical supplies from a UH-1D Iroquois helicopter in Cambodia.
United States 9th Infantry Division troops in Cambodia during the Cambodian Campaign of the Vietnam War. Soldiers walk on a field. A U.S. Army UH-1D Iroquois helicopter lands. 9th Infantry Division troops unload medical supplies from the helicopter. An open box with medicines in it. A soldier looks at a map in his hand. A group of soldiers takes a look at the medical supplies.
A jet aircraft drop bombs on a target in Cambodia during the Cambodian Campaign.
United States 9th Infantry Division troops in Cambodia during the Cambodian Campaign of the Vietnam War. Soldiers walk on a field. Smoke and explosion in the background. A jet aircraft drops a bomb. An explosion on the ground. A U.S. Army UH-1D Iroquois helicopter lands on a field.
Members of the 388th Engineers Regiment roll steel pipes onto a barge for the Canol Project in Canada during World War II.
From a series of clips showing work on the Canol Project in Canada during World War 2. View of workers working at a construction site near the Mackenzie River. African American U.S. Army soldiers of the 388th Engineer General Service Regiment roll steel pipes on to a barge. The Engineers lift the pipes. (When the river was frozen, members of this regiment were sometimes referred to as the "Ice Road Truckers" moving equipment on the frozen Mackenzie River.)
388th soldiers load and unload supplies from a barge at a harbor in Canada for the Canol Project during World War II.
The Canol Project in Canada during World War II. A barge loaded with supplies approaches a harbor for a landing. A speed boat passes by barges. A camp site area with workers and tents at the harbor. African American U.S. Army soldiers of the 388th General Services Regiment roll steel pipes on two parallel pipes on the ground. They move the pipes with sticks in hand. A worker rolls a drum. Tents in the background. Soldiers stand in a line for food. A barge departs from the harbor.
The Works Progress Administration assists New York Police to find a robber in New York.
The WPA (Works Progress Administration) project in New York. The Bureau of Criminal Investigation, New York State Police, in the Great Depression. Scientists and technicians work in a laboratory. A scientist using a microscope. A man shoots at a mannequin or dummy. A demonstration of a thief opening a safe. A sergeant and a police officer speak about the robbery. The officer speaks to a doctor about a report. The police sergeant goes to a house and interrogates a woman and a man. The man is taken to a police station for a couple of tests. Material from his fingernail is sent to the laboratory for examination. A scientist looks through a microscope. Stains on the thief's clothes checked in the laboratory. Views of vials and beakers and experiments underway in the laboratory. Newspaper headlines read 'Tom Brown found guilty'.
The Works Progress Administration builds roads in rural area connecting them to New York, during the Great Depression.
The WPA (Works Progress Administration) project in New York. The WPA constructs roads connecting rural areas to New York. A man in a rural area drives in his car with milk cans. His vehicle gets stuck in mud on a road. Workers construct roads. A rural farmer drives his car on a newly constructed road. Dynamite used to clear an area for road construction. Workers leave the area after a day's work.
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