American Forces withdrawing from Cambodia. View of an American Fire Support Base Myron near Hill 428, in Cambodia. U.S. 199th Light Infantry Brigade troops talk to local tribesmen through an interpreter. AH-1G helicopter fires rockets outside the camp. (Note: John W. Hart, who served with 3rd Platoon, D/5/12, 199th LIB, at Fire Base Myron in 1970, has identified the shirtless soldier with curly hair at second 41 in the clip, as Otto White, one of his unit's M-60 machine gunners.)
American soldiers load empty crates and boxes on truck at U.S. 199th Light Infantry Brigade Fire Base Myron, in Cambodia. Soldier drives a bulldozer to level the ground. CH-47 Chinook hovers over 105mm Howitzer in the background. Soldiers wait to leave the Fire Support Base.
Broad from high point overlooking Bizerte Naval Base and inlet canal. View from above of destroyed building and railroad tracks. Close-up of a destroyed building with concrete rubble scattered everywhere. A French mobile field gun tilted to its side with one wheel on the ground next to it. Two helicopters are parked in the background. Damage in downtown commercial district. A building riddled with bullet holes. Damaged steel store front covers. Armed French troops patrolling the streets. Several are seen climbing on the roof of a building. A French soldier standing near an M24 Chaffee light tank in a small park traffic circle. Tunisian men carry what appears to be a large bier containing a victim of the conflict. French troops, vehicles and equipment gathered on part of the Bizerte Base. French soldiers and local people gather around a man dispensing water to them from a huge tank on a truck. One man fills a large pail with water and carries it toward a gated building. .
Military observers watch as a submarine surfaces vertically in Womens Bay, near the Kodiak Naval Base, Kodiak, Alaska. The sub rises close to the pier where they are standing. A mountain is seen across the narrow channel. A tall fence and Barbed wire encircle the base of the mountain at the shoreline. Men come out onto the deck of the surfaced submarine and launch a rubber dinghy,in which they row away, as the submarine submerges, again. The crew of the dinghy row it past a large military ship anchored in the harbor.
A naval music band from a U.S. Navy Submarine base during a fundraising concert for war bonds during World War 1. There are posters saying 'Tank Victory Quota 3,000,000 Buy ! Buy ! Buy !' and 'Sales as of This Meeting 25100' behind the band group. Sign on drum says, "US Navy Submarine Base."
A German Navy submarine arrives at a naval base in Germany during the World War II. The officials at the base welcome and congratulate the commander and the crew of the submarine. A flag waving on a pole shows likely targets at war, with the words 'USA Zerstorer' (perhaps referencing a U.S. Destroyer) and another flag says "USA 10000 Tanker". The commander gifts a white mice to the host officials. The submarine then heads towards the submarine yard.
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