A film titled: 'Demolition Equipment for Airborne Engineers' depicts the use of demolition equipment by the paratroopers during World War II. The training of the paratroopers in the United States. A bridge is exploded using the demolition charge. Smoke arising from the explosion. Paratroopers standing on the ground. An officer instructing them the use of demolition equipment set number 5. He demonstrates how to place the kit on a target and prepare the detonator assembly.
A film depicts the use of demolition equipment by the paratroopers during World War II. The training of the paratroopers in the United States. A bag carrying the demolition charges on the table. He places the demolition equipment in the bag and packs it.
A film depicts the use of demolition equipment by the paratroopers during World War II. The training of the paratroopers in the United States. A paratrooper seated on a ground near a bag carrying demolition equipment. He places the articles into the bag and packs it. Two paratroopers carrying the bag arrive near a building. They tie the bag around a pillar. They sit near the bag. One paratrooper leaves. Other paratrooper attaches some wires of the demolition equipment in the bag. They prepare the detonator assembly.
A film depicts the use of demolition equipment by the paratroopers during World War II. The training of the paratroopers in the United States. A paratrooper seated on a ground near a bag carrying demolition articles. The demolition block is placed inside the bag and the bag is packed. A group of paratroopers carry the demolition bag. They are being trained to carry the bag.
A film about the U.S. T26E3 tank. A tank parked on the ground. The tank commander stands near the tank. He boards the tank. He opens the door and enters the tank. He looks outside from the space in the tank with the door closed. The fighting compartment of the tank is examined. The storage space for ammunition in the fighting compartment. The filters must be cleaned. Men inside the tank. Guns mounted aboard the tank with the help of spring recoil mechanism. Generator in the tank which provides the electricity needed. The electric traversing motor. The firing switch, control handle, tank commander's control lever. The gun can be elevated and depressed. Shells stored inside the tank. (World War II period).
The USS Blower at the dock in the United States. A man directs winch operator. A torpedo hoisted out of the hole and placed on a tractor. Officers watch the loading activity. Torpedo placed over the hole ready to be loaded into a submarine. Men lower the torpedo into the hole of submarine. Officers and crew on the conning tower.
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