U.S. President William H Taft reviews parading World War 1 troops at Camp Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina. President Taft stands with other dignitaries and military officers. World War I United States Army troops march with rifles.
Coal strip mining in Alberta, British Columbia, Canada. Canadian Rockies seen clearly in distance. A man operates a bulldozer and scrapes a layer of coal from an exposed seam. A large power shovel picks up the coal and loads it into a dump truck. The loaded truck drives down a dirt road. View from truck cab of driver at the wheel of the truck. The loaded truck proceeds downward on left side of road, far from road edge, while empty trucks keep to their own left coming up, nearer the road edge.
The Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Camp Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina. They fire at a rifle range. An officer instructs them. Trees in the far background. A hut in the background. The cadets hit the target boards.
The Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Camp Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina. Cadets standing on a field. They sit on the ground in a tent. They eat food. A soldier holds a food plate.
The Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Camp Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina. A target board. Smoke rises on the rifle range due to firing. Cadets stand near a wooden structure. An officer instructs them. A cadet takes out bullets from the target board. The cadets stand with rifles.
The Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Camp Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina. Cadets play baseball. Other cadets watch the game. Buildings and trees in the far background.