U.S. Navy troops marching on the roads in the Liberty Loan Parade, Washington DC in USA during World War I. Three floats in the parade can also be seen. The U.S. Navy sailors putting up recruitment posters depicting a wounded being treated, another recruiting poster shows German U-boat destroyed. Another shows a woman saying "Gee, I wish I were a man. I'd join the Navy".
A U.S. Navy base camp during World War I.The U.S. Navy soldiers leisurely settled and talking inside there tents, during a free time.
U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, William Gibbs McAdoo addressing a big crowd in Washington DC at a War Bond rally. Other leaders on the stage with him. U.S. Flag beside speaker. The White House visible in the distance.
A naval music band from a U.S. Navy Submarine base during a fundraising concert for war bonds during World War 1. There are posters saying 'Tank Victory Quota 3,000,000 Buy ! Buy ! Buy !' and 'Sales as of This Meeting 25100' behind the band group. Sign on drum says, "US Navy Submarine Base."
From a U.S. Navy recruitment film. A simulated combat operation of the U.S. Navy begins, with each member of the crew in his position. A mariner blows bugle. Their target is an enemy ship entering their territory. The deck crew loads guns of the warship with huge projectiles. The cannons fire in sequence and the enemy ship is destroyed. (World War II period).
Views of oil-stained motor lifeboat and cabin picket boat used by U.S. Coast Guard in rescuing survivors from the tanker, R.P. Resor, after it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-578, on the night of 28 February, 1942, in World War 2. The Resor burned for hours afterwards with fire spread by leaking cargo oil. The only survivors, Seaman John Forsdal, and Coxwain Daniel Hey, are seen in the Coast Guard Station dining room following their rescue.
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