A film on the winter sports and other activities in the White Mountain National Forest area in New Hampshire, United States. A train arrives at the railroad station. People standing at the railroad station. Cars parked outside the station. Houses and buildings in the area. A sign board reads: 'White Mountain National Forest area'. Men aboard trucks passing on the snow covered area. A car arrives near a camp. Men and a woman taking out skis and other equipment from the car.
A film on the winter sports and other activities in the White Mountain National Forest area in New Hampshire, United States. Various sign boards in the area. People standing and cars parked in the area. They prepare for the race. People skiing along the track. Women participants discussing. A sign board reading: 'Finish'. The skiers arriving the finish line.
The services of U.S. Air Transport Command during World War II. Animation depicts the services of the Air Transport Command. A man brushing his teeth. The mileage flown by the Air Transport Command throughout the world is depicted.
American journalist Quentin James Reynolds talks about the Army News Service in the United States. Officers and dignitaries gather in a hall. Quentin James Reynolds addresses them. He praises the army news service. Journalist Norman Cousins presents an award to Yank Magazine staff.
The Army News Service in the United States. The working of Yank Magazine staff. A sign board reads: 'Army Service Forces Morale Services Division New York Branch Yank the army weekly branch headquarters'. Interior of the New York office. Enlisted men work for the magazine. Men seated at their desks working on articles and pictures to be published. Men discussing amongst themselves. Sergeants talking about edition of the magazine. Editions being loaded in an airplane. The airplane takes off.
The Army News Service in the United States. The working of Yank magazine staff. Several editions of Yank Magazine. Enlisted men standing in a printing press where editions of the magazine are to be printed. Magazines coming out of the machine after being printed. The magazines at various book stores. Sailors buying the magazines. Sailors, women and soldiers reading the magazines. (World War II period).
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