Manufacture of United States Army Air Force B-26 Marauder medium bombers in the United States during World War II. Production of small parts which are to be installed in the aircraft. The small parts are produced by small manufacturers throughout the country. They are brought to the main industry after they are completed to be installed in the aircraft. Men work on different parts of the aircraft. They work on the nose, the central and the tail part. They work on the fuselage of an aircraft. They install the small parts in the aircraft. They attach wires and cables in the airplanes.
Manufacture of United States Army Air Force B-26 Marauder medium bombers in the United States during World War II. Men work on the bomber aircraft. Other men stand near the aircraft. An aircraft is camouflaged before it leaves the factory. The aircraft parked outside the factory. Men stand nearby. Men check the parts of the airplane.
Manufacture of United States Army Air Force B-26 Marauder medium bombers in the United States during World War II. Completed B-26 aircraft lined up at a field for their final check up. Testing of landing gear of an aircraft before its test flight. Men standing near the aircraft. A man boards the airplane. The airplane takes off from the field and is in flight.
A documentary film titled 'Along our Shores' on domestic activities of coast guards in the United States during World War II. U.S. Coast Guards march in formation. Ships underway at sea. A man looks through binoculars. U.S. fleet underway. Coast guards aboard a landing craft. They wade ashore. U.S. Navy Fleet Admiral Ernest Joseph King seated at his desk with an official. He discusses with the official. He takes out the annual report on the progress of the U.S. Navy. Officials aboard a ship. The coast guards walk on a pier. They are trained at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. They study modern warfare techniques. A sign outside a building reads: 'United States Coast Guard Training Station'. Coast guards aboard a ship. Officials instruct and train them. Men row a boat with oars. Coast guards fire guns at a target.
Domestic activities of the United States Coast Guard in the United States during World War II. Ships underway at sea. They enter a port. Officials on the deck of a ship. They discuss amongst themselves. Men work on a ship. Men board a ship. Sailors discuss plans amongst themselves. Other sailors discuss amongst themselves in a radio room. A sign reads: 'Danger! fumigating with cyanide gas Deadly Poison All persons are warned to keep away Do not enter'. Men wearing masks spray the gas.
Domestic activities of the United States Coast Guard in the United States during World War II. Men aboard a merchant ship. A marine inspection officer inspects equipment and supplies on the ship. Men working on the ship. The officer inspects the ship for the safety of the crew. Every structural and operational detail is obtained and examined. Smoke from the stacks of the ship. Men working on the deck of the ship. An icebreaker clears a channel for ore carriers in the Great Lakes.
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