Ellis Loring Dresel, U.S. Charge' d'affaires stands on sidewalk in Berlin, Germany, with other diplomats, following the signing of Peace Treaty between the United States and Germany, after World War I. He enters a car along with other officials. View of signed Treaty of Peace, signed by Mr. Dresel and also by German Foreign Minister, Dr. Friedrich Rosen.
U.S. Infantry of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) engage in live fire training exercise in France, during World War 1. They attack toward a tree line, throwing hand grenades, as they advance. Smoke rises from grenade explosions. In change of scene, General John Joseph Pershing salutes troops parading in review on a training field. (WWI; WW1)
Barbed wire and trenches in snow during World War I. American troops advance out of trenches under cover of smoke screen. U.S. Army troops fire large howitzer under camouflage cover. Incoming artillery fire strikes close with great explosion. Troops moving uphill, in the open in snow.
Bikers ride the bikes up the dirt hill for the U.S. Hill-Climbing Title. One biker falls from the motorbike while racing. Winner crosses the finish line.
Announcer introduces the guest for the television program. William Bradford Huie and Donald I Rogers talk with General Lemuel C Shepherd, Junior, Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps on the effectiveness of the helicopter and armored vests in Korean War.
William Bradford Huie and Donald I Rogers talk with General Lemuel C Shepherd, Junior, Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps on comparison of North Korean troops and the Marine Corps during the Korean War. General Lemuel further talks about air support and casualties during war.
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