A training film based on biological warfare defense aboard a U.S. ship in the United States. Biological immunization shots given to U.S. Navy personnel aboard the ship. Men in protective clothing swab the deck of the ship. A ship equipped with a water curtain shows high pressure nozzles flooding the deck of the ship with water. Gun crews vacate the contaminated area aboard the ship. A sign reads 'Danger Contaminated Area'. The men swab the deck of the ship. A man in protective clothing performs a swab test. The decontamination crew swabs the deck while the men from the contaminated area move to their assigned personnel decontamination stations aboard the ship. The personnel take off their clothing in a first aid room. They put the contaminated cloths in a container. The men take shower. They put on clothes in a dressing area. They wash their hands with soap and put on gas masks. Navy doctors treat the affected personnel. Gun crews aboard the ship.
A training film based on biological warfare. U.S. soldiers get immunization shots in a hospital in the United States. Animation depicts vaccinations for diseases like small pox, yellow fever, tetanus and botulism and shows how immunity is overcome by a biological agent if the exposure is by an airborne route. Several drug bottles. A patient being treated in a hospital. He lays in a hospital bed and receives an innoculation shot. Shows how the biological agent is resistant to any drug to achieve greatest affect. An officer examines pathogen samples at his desk. A technician at an instrument works over a pathogen. Ability of pathogens and other viruses to grow in large quantities is tested in determination of its availability. The technician at various plant equipment used for bacteriological work. Shows how different laboratories and plants are converted into biological warfare production centers and how stabilization of biological agents can be done after mass production. Technicians at various instruments and plant equipment. The technicians preserve the biological agents.
German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel visits the command post of German General Eugen Meidl in the European Theater of World War II. A map of the Western Front of France. German soldiers rest in troop carriers as Generals Rommel and Meidl confer. German infantry, supported by artillery and armor, enters villages. German SS (Schutzstaffel) troops destroy U.S. tanks and dig emplacements. A U.S. airplane is downed by antiaircraft fire. Explosions on a field. German artillery and rockets detonate an Allied munitions store.
U.S. Naval Supply Depot at Guam in the Mariana Islands during World War II. A crane lifts the bow ramp of an LCM (Landing Craft, Mechanized), swings it around and lowers it on pile buildings of U.S. NSD (Naval Supply Depot). Traffic in the background. A row of large storage buildings. A sign reads 'NSD Spare Parts Distribution Center'.
U.S. Naval Supply Depot in Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II. Mud and water in the middle of a road as a vehicle moves through it. A sign reads 'Naval Supply Depot'. Refrigerated storage bus pulls through a gate. A U.S. Marine stands guard.
The U.S. Army secures Enewetak Island in the Marshall Islands during World War II. U.S. soldiers inspect damage and wreckage of enemy equipment on Enewetak after its capture.
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