Graduation of U.S. Army 8th Infantry Division soldiers in Breinig, Germany during World War II. Jeeps pass along the road. A group of soldiers standing in the background. Brigadier General William G. Weaver, Commander of 8th Infantry Division (United States) speaks to soldiers who completed combat training. U.S. Army 8th Infantry Division soldiers standing in formation. Officer presents graduation certificates to soldiers.
U.S. 101st Airborne Division in Bastogne, Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge of World War 2. A U.S. Army Air Force Douglas C-47 Skytrain transports to the encircled 101st Airborne Division (United States). Supplies dropped by parachute from the C-47 aircraft. The gathering of the supplies, and a snow covered wrecked C-47.
The personnel policies of the Jack and Heintz Co. of Cleveland, to increase production in Ohio, United States. A man and a woman worker talks and wastes time. Other workers work. The workers give work call treatment to time wasters. The man goes back to work. A machine breaks down. A sign reads : 'Associates You can't Spell Victory With An Absent "T", Keep Up That Record'. The employees look at notices on the Notice Board. Incentive talks spur workers to set production records and to combat absenteeism. Jack and Heintz employee services take interviews of Africans and hire personnel. The company receives several applications from overseas. Bill Jack and other industrialists visit the factory.
The personnel policies of the Jack and Heintz Co. of Cleveland, to increase production in Ohio, United States during World War II. Manufacturers William Jack (Bill Jack) and Ralph M. Heintz in the office. Ralph M. Heintz determines the post war plans. Bill Jack presides the staff meeting and talks about employment and personnel policies of the company. Staff members listen. The staff members cheer and applaud. The members sing a song. Workers work at equipment.
Invasion fleet off the shore of Iwo Jima during the Battle of Iwo Jima of World War II. United States gun crew operates 5" gun on shipboard. Evening scenes: AK(cargo ships) underway. Rigging of USS Bayfield in the foreground. On January 29, 1945, General convoy of AKs (Cargo Ships) in column while underway at sea.
U.S. Army Engineers and the part they played in the preparations for the nuclear bomb tests of Operation Sandstone on at Enewetak Atoll , Marshall Islands. Ships and small crafts underway. United States Engineer personnel move for the final installation. Security guard registers every person. Engineers install blast measuring devices on ground. They set up many instruments to be used during tests. An engineer climbs up domestic control station . Engineers in chow line and take food in plates. They eat food. They swim, play during for relaxation. They attend religious services. Engineers make concrete structures and paint a wall. Engineer places pressure gauge in a bunker. Engineers place electronic device underground and cover it with mud by using shovels. They lay steel cables in hook on a road. The aircraft carrying safety crew lands on the road. Front end loader is driven. Aircraft takes off. Engineers stack up the pile. An engineer protects devices from radiation effect by sealing it and closes station door.
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