Machinist lathes fiberglass base for instrument package and checks the cut with gauge. 24 February 1958.
U.S. Marine Corps forces landing at Tarawa during World War II. United Sates Navy Carrier fighters F6F Hellcats headed for landing in the Tarawa Islet a Japanese base. Scenes of Landing Vehicle Tracked (LVT) ferrying U.S. Marines to the beach. View from inside LVT of Marines preparing for beach landing. Views from moving LVT of many other landing craft on their way to beach during Battle of Tarawa.
A watch tower with a sign board of Pol terminal. Red and black drums of fuel are piled in the Pol terminal. Some red drums have white bases while rest are completely red. Some red and black drums have an additional yellow seal on them. Completely grey and grey drums with white seal also appear.The drums are stacked one over the other. Wooden planks are seen between the drum piles. A hose pipe with a knob lie on ground. Petrol Main and Pol Lab is written on a Pol tank. Thumps-up sign is seen on both side of the written matter on the tank. (Vietnam War period).
Scattered dead bodies of Vietcong soldiers lay on ground in a U.S. Army base. Badly wounded corpses with blood are seen. Blood splatters all over the ground. Belongings of the soldiers like sandals lay on ground near the corpses.
View of parking ramp at Tan Son Nhut Air Base (Than Son Nhat International Airport, Trường Sơn, Phường 2, Tân Bình, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam) in Saigon, Vietnam. A jet airplane seen climbing in distance. A C-130 transport parked on the ramp. Scene shifts to front of passenger building, with flags of various airlines (including Pan Am, Air America, Thai Airways, and Swire Group/Cathay Pacific Airways) flying atop the building. "Saigon Tan Son Nhut Airport" is lettered across the building. Striped awnings cover two doorways. Two utility vehicles are parked in front. Closeup of three airline flags.
An instructor guides her students to use waste tin box in their craft class. She cuts away the base of the box and lays the tin flat. The tin sheet is hit with a nail. The tin sheet gets scratched, due to which a pattern is created between these scratches. A duck is carved on tin.
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