Men discuss about the dusting of poison from an airplane to eliminate Boll Weevils and other insect pests in United States. A man asks another person whether he is using the cart machines to dust his field. The person replies that airplanes can also be used. Airplanes on ground. The United States flag. A man discusses with the pilot. Other men attach the machine spraying poison to the plane. The man says that the commercial companies provide the planes on contract for this purpose.
United States soldiers, carrying gun barrels, walk uphill in Korea. A sign identifies "Tramway 770" built by the 3rd Engineer Battalion. U.S. soldiers ascend the hill by the tramway. The hill is covered with snow. A helicopter hovers over the hill to medevac wounded. It takes a wounded soldier to a hospital in the rear, where he is taken out of the helicopter on a stretcher and placed in an ambulance. The ambulance moves. A heavy motorized gun moves cautiously over rough snow-covered road. U.S. soldiers fire. Smoke arises due to the firing.
The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, CV-6, at the British port of Southampton during Operation Magic Carpet. U.S. soldiers ascend gang plank, loading onto ship as they embark on the return home voyage at the end of World War 2. The ship and the soldiers honored by the Lord Mayor of the city at the English port. Scenes from on board the ship during the transatlantic crossing back to America. Soldiers stand and walk on the open flight deck of the ship. They wave their hands. Soldiers with cups and trays receive food in ship galley. They eat food. Soldiers gathered on deck view sign on shore, "Welcome Home Well Done" as they approach New York harbor. Closeups of some smiling soldiers. Some women cheer and wave at ship as it docks in New York. Soldiers on board wave.
Roadway along US-Russian outpost at the 38th Parallel in Kaesong(Kaijo) in Korea.US and Russian soldiers sit around a table outside a tent at the outpost and have their food.25 September 1945. (World War II period).
Sign at a U.S. Outpost reads' Out Post No 12'. Two U.S. guards patrol the Outpsot. Two soldiers in jeep arrive at Outpost 12 and checked by guards.View of mountain range from Outpost 12.Jeep arrives to another outpost that reads 'Out Post No 13'. Guards check the soldiers and lift up the barrier for the jeep to pass.24 May 1947.
Convoy of U.S. General Lee (M3) tanks rolls through the streets of Bone (now Annaba) in Algeria, North Africa, during World War 2. Natives cross desert with their camels and donkeys in the background. The tank convoy heads for the Tunisian Front. American C-47 transport planes loaded with supplies follow the convoy from above. Sign board reads 'GHARDIMAOU SOUK AHRAS'. The tank convoy climbs the Atlas mountain range lying east of the province of Souk Ahras. Dispatch riders speed ahead of the convoy on their motorbikes. Tanks being camouflaged to set up a bivouac. A U.S. soldier shaves another soldier. Anti aircraft gun crew member scans the skies at dim light. (November 1942-December 1942)
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