Manufacturing of ordnance in United States. Men work building war materiel in Watervliet arsenal, New York. Men work on machine gun manufacture and assembly. Assembling aircraft machine guns by war production workers early during World War 2.
Manufacturing of ordnance war materiel in United States. War production workers checking guns by placing test cartridges in machine guns. Stacking two types of completed machine guns at the factory early during World War 2.
Manufacturing of ordnance war materiel in United States early in World War 2. Man carries a machine gun and fixes it on a stand with its barrel protruding to the other side of the wall. Cartridge belts. Men pick up belts and feed them into guns. War production workers test fire the guns and used up cartridges pile up in a container by the side of the gun. Smoke rises as guns are fired for testing at conclusion of machine gun production process.
Visit by President Roosevelt to inspect manufacturing of ordnance war materiel in United States early in World War 2. A large crowd gathered outside an ordnance factory as President Roosevelt's car arrives. Variety of ordnance displayed at the factory. Franklin D Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt and Henry Kaiser in a car pass the ordnance on display. 155 mm gun, railway gun, naval broadside gun, and other guns and artillery displayed at war production factory.
Manufacturing of military ordnance in United States early in World War 2. Howitzers lined up at storage space in an ordnance factory. Howitzer hoisted in a sling and lowered into the storage space in the plant. War production worker signals while lowering of Howitzers.
Soviet Army General Nikolai Vatutin, during World War 2. He looks towards the sky with a pair of binoculars hanging around his neck.
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