The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Arthur Radford, inspects U.S. installations in Germany. He is greeted by officers as he disembarks from an aircraft. He shakes hands with officers. He tours the Frankfurt Air Base and Rhine River Patrol. Several cars parked at the airport. He inspects a machine part. Other officers stand in the background. He bends down and observes in detail. He looks at a document. The officers salute him. He shakes hands with the officers.
A U.S. Coast Guard Ice Patrol ship in the Atlantic Ocean to reduce the dangers caused by icebergs. Men on the deck of the ice patrol ship. A large iceberg in the ocean water. Coast Guard personnel prepare a deck gun and fire at the iceberg. The iceberg is reduced in size. A small boat with men beside another large iceberg. The U.S. flag hoisted on the bow of the ice patrol ship.
View of the Old Executive Office Building in Washington DC. Library of Congress building. Trolley tracks in the street. Court of Neptune sculptures and fountains at the Library of Congress (101 Independence Ave SE, Washington, DC 20540, USA).
Vertical panning views of the Washington Monument, completely enveloped by scaffolding, during cleaning and replacement of lightning rods, in 1934.
View from aircraft overhead, of a line of U.S. battleships in the Atlantic Ocean.They leave a wake trail as they move forward through calm waters. Several other warships are seen..Line of battleships all firing heavy guns to port. Warships in formation lines. Small craft maneuvering around the warships. The control panel of an aircraft in view. A fleet replenishment vessel seen from almost directly overhead. An excursion ferry filled with passengers. A tall-masted sailing vessel with no sails showing. Interior (cockpit) of the aircraft
Aerial views from Coast Guard aircraft, of U.S. Navy warships on maneuvers in the Atlantic Ocean. Three U.S. Navy warships move in single line formation in the ocean. Another view, from the stern, of four warships in single line formation. Sea is calm. Three aircraft carrier-type ships seen. The first appears to be USS Langley (CV-1). The second, and largest, is a CV-2, Lexington Class Carrier. It has a large island and tower and its flight deck is filled with aircraft.
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