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Lieutenant Colonel Willis's dog Pistol Head returns home in New York after its master's death during World War II.
A cocker spaniel named Pistol Head returns home at La Guardia Field in New York, United States. An aircraft lands at La Guardia Field. Late Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Willis's dog Pistol Head in a wooden box as it is unloaded from an airplane. An officer holds the dog. A WAC ( Women's Army Corps) officer with the dog. The officer hands over the dog to Mrs. Willis. The dog in Mrs. Willis's arms .
Japanese-American citizens take part in various trainings and games conducted at internment camps during World War II, U.S.
Life of Japanese-American citizens in WRA (War Relocation Authority) internment center during World War II, United States. Old age Japanese American citizen attend Americanization class at WRA center. Japanese-Americans playing on a field. Spectators look on. Players on a basketball court. Man lifts a barbell. Young boys swim. Japanese-American WACs (Women's Army Corps of United States) talk with a man.
U.S. Army Air Forces aviation cadets being trained in U.S. during World War II.
U.S. Army Air Force activities during World War 2. An aviation cadet stands. Group of aviation cadets on flight line at an airfield. Animation of groups going through air and ground training. AT-6 Texan training planes in flight. WASPs (Women Air Force Service Pilots or WASP) board AT-6s. Woman in cockpit of a U.S. Army Air Forcs C-47 Skytrain transport plane. Two women in cockpit of a plane towing a gunnery target. WACs (Women's Army Corps) in a control hangar. Woman fuels an aircraft.
Ground crew watches the return of U.S. 8th Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress bombers in England during World War II.
U.S. 8th Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress bombers in England during World War II. Members of crew watch B-17s returning from a mission. English WAC (Women's Army Corps) watches the same. Several officers and ground crew watch B-17s returning. A B-17 taxis on a runway.
Promotion of war bonds in the United States during World War II.
A film titled 'What If They Quit' dramatizes promotion of war bonds in the United States during World War II. A man carries a box walks out of a building. He tries to convince a man named Joe who thinks that he cannot afford to buy war bonds anymore. Workers work in factories and on an assembly line contributing to war effort. A U.S. Task Force underway at sea. U.S. Marines hitting Pacific island beaches. Naval bombardment on sea waters. U.S. WACs (Women's Army Corps) parade in formation. U.S. troops advance on a beach under heavy fire. The man on the street convinces Joe to buy war bonds and says that if American troops can afford to fight then American citizens can also afford to buy bonds.
U.S. World Heavyweight Boxing Champion (US Army Staff Sgt. Joe Louis Barrow) in Army exhibition match
World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Joe Louis(Barrow), escorted by Military Police, arrives for an exhibition bout and enters a ring at an Army base,in the United States during World War II. His opponent wearing a robe with "California Jackie" written on it, enters the ring, U.S. soldiers and WACs (Women's Army Corps) cheer for Louis as he arrives. Joe Louis holds a microphone and speaks to the crowd. The bout in progress. Louis' exhibition partner wears a protective helmet, as he boxes with the champion.