U.S. Army 90th Infantry at a destroyed bridge crossing near Kunitz, Germany. A truck approaches with a Treadway Bridge (also called a steel treadway bridge) piece on top. Troops gather at the waters edge. Soldiers string a line across the river and hold it from both sides. A Brockway Bridge Truck with a special crane is seen hoisting the treadway bridge piece off the truck. Views of the troops observing the hills in the distance through binoculars and watching for enemy activity. (World War II period).
U.S. Army 90th infantry convoy of tanks and trucks passes through the town of Probstzella in Germany. Low mountains and country side in the background. Soldiers atop an artillery tractor and trucks. Trucks loaded with equipment and ammunition. White flags of surrender draped from a number of the buildings and homes. A civilian walks by with a heavy load on her back. (World War II period).
U.S. Army 90th Infantry convoy of trucks, jeeps and full-tracks passes by the town of Probstzella in Germany. Soldiers atop the vehicles. An artillery piece drawn by a full-track artillery tractor. A sign indicates the town of Kleinneundorf approaching. (World War II period).
Unmast and take-off operations of a U.S. Navy N-Class Blimp at Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States. Ground handling officer directs the airship while unmasting. Pilot gets the take- off signal. Tractor drivers carry away the mast from the take off zone. Nose handling lines are connected to mules (utility vehicles). Nose is unmasted from the mast. Mules release the handling lines. The airship gets airborne.
A burning U.S. aircraft carrier underway off Okinawa coast. Some flame can be seen and heavy black smoke billowing from the burning carrier's superstructure. Crew members can be seen on the forward part of flight deck
U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt's vacation cruiser ship USS Houston underway at Panama Canal in Cristobal, CZ. Roosevelt emerges out of his cruiser and takes salute of thousands of troops assembled at the dock area. Troops fire artillery in President's honor.
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