Dramatization in which U.S. Army Air Forces B-25 Mitchell bomber aircraft is constructed in the United States for combat operations during World War II. B-25 in flight over the Gulf of Mexico. Shows different sections of B-25 in flight. Factories in the United States where B-25 is shaped and skins are developed. Women workers inspect altimeters and other aircraft instruments.
A film based on flight operations of U.S. Navy F8U-1 Crusader fighter plane in the United States. An F8U-1 makes a landing approach. The pilot places the defog switch to defog and regulates the cabin temperature switch on the instrument panel. An aerial view of a field. The plane with cruise droop out and landing gear dropped makes a landing approach. An animation depicts landing altitude established. The F8U-1 lands on an airstrip. It taxis and slows down along the airstrip. It makes a crosswind landing. U.S. Army personnel work on the F8U-1 parked on the airfield.
Training film based on recognition features of U.S. Navy F8U Crusader fighter aircraft, United States. F8U takes off from a U.S. carrier. F8U in flight. F8U lands on flight deck of carrier. Animation details fuselage section of F8U. Nose of F8U housing fire control equipment. Jet scoop under fuselage. Animation details wings, horizontal tail fins, and tall vertical tail fin of F8U. Side view of F8U shows fuselage, cockpit canopy, sloping windscreen, jet-intake below nose, tail pipe extending to aft fin. View of F8U from below detailing various sections. F8U in flight.
Film based on advantages and procedures of using U.S. army training films to teach United States Army soldiers in World War 2. Demonstration of parts of an automobile distributor device shown closeup. Microscopic view of syphilis bacteria. A man uses pneumatic hammer on wood. Animation of pneumatic hammer drill demonstrating the use of the drill. Men of U.S. Army Signal Corps make a training film under supervision of a military expert. Cameraman and motion picture film camera seen in use in the field. Typist types a script for the same training film. Director and cameramen record. Editor assembles and edits the films, and is seen reviewing frames of the film and building film reels.
A training film based on biological warfare defense aboard a U.S. ship in the United States. Biological immunization shots given to U.S. Navy personnel aboard the ship. Men in protective clothing swab the deck of the ship. A ship equipped with a water curtain shows high pressure nozzles flooding the deck of the ship with water. Gun crews vacate the contaminated area aboard the ship. A sign reads 'Danger Contaminated Area'. The men swab the deck of the ship. A man in protective clothing performs a swab test. The decontamination crew swabs the deck while the men from the contaminated area move to their assigned personnel decontamination stations aboard the ship. The personnel take off their clothing in a first aid room. They put the contaminated cloths in a container. The men take shower. They put on clothes in a dressing area. They wash their hands with soap and put on gas masks. Navy doctors treat the affected personnel. Gun crews aboard the ship.
U.S. Army Air Forces Chief, General Henry H. (Hap) Arnold, steps from his car and walks up the steps of the Pentagon, in Washington, DC, the United States during World War II. Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, General George Marshall arrives separately and enters, carrying a briefcase. Cameramen photograph them entering the Pentagon Building.
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