Scenes of destruction in Germany at end of World War II, including Destroyed dwellings and rubble and rubbish-filled bomb craters. A U.S. soldier medic steps across a destroyed structure. German citizens line up to obtain water from a small tank trailer. A bucket being filled. A German civilian work crew laying new water pipes. A large trash heap displaying a sign in German reading: Drinking strictly forbidden. Danger from Typhus!(Trinken Strengstens verboten. Typhusgefahr!). Germans wearing gas masks as they lead horses drawing corpse-laden carts, along a road. Allied military spraying German civilians with DDT (Dichloro-Diphenyl-Trichloroethane) at a delousing station. They give each treated person a certificate certifying their treatment. The treated include men, women, and many mothers with their children. A nurse holds a small child as the mother is treated.
Views of the Schauspielhaus on the Maximilianstrasse in Munich, where the The Munich Kammerspiele (Münchner Kammerspiele) theater company is presenting a play. People entering the building. Inside,a U.S. Army Lieutenant shakes hands with the theater company director, Erich Engel, and presents him with a document, as some cast members and theater patrons watch. Closeup of Engel. Local officials converse at front of theater. American military personnel are among the audience seen in background. Scenes shift to cast members getting made up for their roles in Shakespeare's Macbeth. A man being attended by a makeup artist. A woman at her dressing table. Makeup being applied to another man. Backstage, a manager rings a warning bell for the cast and members hurry to take their positions onstage. The stage manager strikes a gong and men raise the curtain. The cast onstage performing.
Indian workers in Guatemala. Exteriors of a house. A tree in the foreground. Men work on construction of a house. Men mix mud with leg and shovel. Men put mud in molds. A man removes mold while making adobe bricks. Adobe bricks on ground. Men construct a wall. Men make roof of a house. Two likely non-native white business men walk on the construction site. A man shapes an adobe brick. A man places brick in position while constructing a wall. A man carries a metal roof sheet on head and places it against a wall. A man uses axe to make wooden joints. Men make adobe bricks. A fully constructed house. Wooden poles erected on ground for house construction.
World War 2 U.S. Army Ranger combat training school at Fort Shafter in Hawaii, United States. Men walk in columns. Soldiers arrive at Waianae. Firemen practice artificial resuscitation on a beach. Men lift other firemen. Rangers run in a race. Buildings in the background. Men stand in a group after finishing the race.
The U.S. Army Ranger combat training school at Fort Shafter in Hawaii, United States. Men climb on cargo net. Soldiers climb a wall in conditioning drills for World War 2 combat.
The U.S. Army Ranger combat training school at Fort Shafter in Hawaii, United States, during World War 2. View of the soldier training area. Combat gear being kept on benches. Men practice preliminary exercises. An instructor teaches tactics of American judo. Men practice American judo.
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