Sailors learn methods of hand to hand combat attack and counterattack during a training program of the navy in the United States. Two sailors demonstrate how to disarm an assailant with a pistol aimed at head. One of the sailors poses as the assailant and aims a pistol at the second sailor's head. The second sailor swings his arm to cause the pistol to drop and delivers a kick in the groin of the assailant. (World War II period).
U.S. 563rd infantry soldiers firing 105mm howitzer. Soldiers loading the howitzer. (World War II period).
During World War 1, two men in suits are seen escorting a suspected German spy in the United States. They pose with the suspected spy (who is smiling) in front of a building. They take him into the building.
The Army-McCarthy hearings held by the United State's Senate's Subcommittee on Investigations on Senator Joseph McCarthy underway. The hearing reviews various photographs of Schine together with senior military officials. Army counsel Joseph Welch seen holding up the photograph and talking about it. The photographs are shown to jury members for inspection. Roy Cohn, Chief Counsel for Joseph McCarthy speaks at the microphone with the photos on the table beside him. Jury chairmen, Senator Karl Mundt with other subcommittee members. Clip closes with an unrelated shot of the House of Representatives chamber in the U.S. Capitol with a meeting of the full House in session.
A United States Navy's first unmanned anti submarine helicopter QH-50 DASH (Drone Anti- Submarine Helicopter) Drone on board a ship in mid sea. A technician with his head phones on makes pre flight checks of the helicopter. An orange light comes to the front in the helicopter. Rotor blades of the helicopter rotate as the engine starts up. The technician squats down as he checks the helicopter and pulls a cable from the right. DASH Drone lifts off as two technicians wearing hard caps and head phones look on. The controller monitors the lift off and flight of DASH Drone. It lands back on the deck after a short flight.
A film titled 'Coast Guard SPARS' urges women to join women's component of United States Coast Guard to relieve men for active duty in the sea. SPARS trained, work in laboratories and store rooms. They manage aviation operations and also work as radio technicians.
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