A documentary film 'The Fur Industry of the United States'. A man stands next to animal pelts on a platform. A number of pelts of different animals placed on the ground. Men get these pelts in speedboats. Group of men unload pelts from the speedboats.
A curtis JN-4 "Jenny" airplane lands on a field in the United States, during World War 1. It taxis in after landing, and parks beside a hangar designated 11B. "The Air Service Needs You" is painted on the airplane fuselage . The pilot climbs out of the cockpit and walks towards the camera, taking off his flight gear.
American soldiers undergo a weapon identification training in the United States. A 155 mm howitzer M1 placed in bushes. A group of soldiers loads and fires the howitzer. Narrator quiet and focus is on sound of the artillery weapon firing. It can fire 1 round per minute. A number of shells placed on the ground. Smoke around the firing area. A soldier in the bushes looks through binoculars and carefully listens to the sound of the howitzer being fired. Explosions on the ground. Ambient sound of the explosions occuring. (World War II period).
Skiing equipment for ski troopers in extreme temperatures in the United States. A ski trooper shows a packed rucksack in an equipment room. He places it on a weighing scale. The recommended weight is 45 pounds. The soldier wears the rucksack and adjusts the straps. A rifle belt and a bayonet displayed on a table. Ammunition distributed to other troopers.
A United States Marine aircraft in flight. The aircraft fires a sidewinder missile at a target in the air. The hit target in flames descends towards the ground. A Hawk missile in a ground launcher is seen as it is launched ground to air and strikes an aerial target. Marines fire a single rocket launcher. A Marine aims a Redeye launcher. Camera view as seen through launcher tube.
A Colonel speaks to Sergeant Morgan and his brother in the United States. A dramatization shows Sergeant Morgan and his brother seated in chairs as the Colonel hands out papers to them. Sergeant Morgan and his brother write the test paper. Morgan's brother writes 'No Answer' on the paper. The Colonel collects the test papers from them. A Marine sounds a bugle. The Colonel asks the brothers as to why they both refused to answer the test papers. He tells the Marines that their duty towards the nation should be their priority before personal interests. Marines march on field led by a band. Officers stand and salute. An Admiral's daughter seated with her father watches the parade. Artillery towed by vehicles.
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