School students visit the Metropolitan Police Department at the Henry J. Daly Building (previously known as the Municipal Center) at 300 Indiana Avenue, NW, Washington D.C. A school bus pulls in front of the Henry J. Daly Building. A police officer welcomes well dressed students upon arrival. The students appear to be young teenagers in middle school. The boys are wearing jackets and ties, and the girls are wearing dresses. The guide shows the students a fingerprint card and notes, “So, you can see it is very important to stay out of trouble. A single foolish act may follow you for the rest of your life.” Students raise their hands to volunteer for a fingerprint taking. A teenage boy wearing a plaid jacket has his fingerprints taken by a police officer.
Dramatization. Community leaders meet with a police chief. A police chief asks for advice regarding new Cuban immigrants not approaching police with problems. A Jewish rabbi raises his teacup to answer after glancing at the concentration camp serial number tattoo on his wrist. As a Holocaust survivor, he suggests, are there “any Spanish-speaking policemen in your precinct?”. Police chief answers the rabbi and takes notes. Policeman hugs his son before leaving for work. Wife and two children say goodbye to him as he gets into his car in a suburban neighborhood. Policeman greets his neighbor mowing the grass lawn next door. Policeman enters his car to drive away. Metropolitan police walking in front of precinct building on L Street NW Washington D.C. near the intersection of L and Pennsylvania. Several police on motor scooters or mopeds drive out of precinct parking lot. Newspaper shows local news such as “Youth receives Medal for saving Policeman’s life”. Close up of police belt with walkie talkie and wooden baton. Metropolitan police officers getting into police car and driving away. Dramatized newspaper headline reporting saving of policeman's life by African American youth.
United States soliders of the 1st Brigade, 7th Cavalry evacuate Vietnamese men and women into a helicopter during the Vietnam War (Operation Wallowa). United States soldiers leading Vietnamese villagers, some are women holding infants, to a helicopter (Bell UH-1 Iroquois, also known as "Huey" helicopters). A villager wearing a nón lá. A soldier drags a woman away. Vietnamese citizens inside a Huey helicopter.
United States 1st Brigade, 7th Cavalry soldiers gather their supplies in Vietnam during Operation Wallowa (Vietnam War). In an open field soldiers pick up their bags. A helicopter flies over from a distance. A gun is seen sticking in the ground. Some soldiers began walking away.
U.S. 1st Brigade, 7th Cavalry soldiers speaks to Vietnamese local in a village during Operation Wallowa (Vietnam War). Vietnamese man dressed in white talks to U.S. soldiers. Vietnamese man enters a grass hut. Vietnamese man talking. United States soldiers listen to man. Some soldiers sitting. Behind sitting soldiers is a rice field. United States soldiers walking through rice paddy.
United States 1st Brigade, 7th Cavalry soldiers speak to Vietnamese men in a farming village during Operation Wallowa (Vietnam War). Vietnamese men speaking to soldiers. Some soldiers stand while others speak to Vietnamese men. Vietnamese locals with soldiers.
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