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Public Domain Stock Footage Military Newsreels 1942 Issue 19
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Synopsis: Lend-Lease Shipments Go To The Allies, The Canadian 'Mosquito' Bomber, Commander Of The Cruiser 'San Francisco' Awarded Medal Of Honor, Alaskan Railroad Re-Opened, U.S. High Command Holds Meeting, Henry J. Kaiser Shows Off His 'Victory Ship', Playtime For Crew Of Aircraft Carrier... (read more)
Information: 1942 10 min BW
Show All Military Newsreels Titles Military Newsreels: 1942 - Issue 19
This title includes these newsreel stories:

Lend-lease shipments are prepared and shipped to allies.

Shows ground and aerial views of the Canadian 'Mosquito' bomber and a U.S. Army observation plane.

The cruiser 'San Francisco' docks in the U.S. and Admiral King comes aboard to award the 31-year-old commander the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Alaskan railroad re-opened by Army and supplies pour in by train and truck.

A meeting of the U.S. High Command is attended by General Arnold, General Marshall, Admiral King, Admiral Land, Admiral Leahy, Harry Hopkins, Paul V. McNutt, and Elmer Davis.

Henry J. Kaiser assembles a model of the amazing Victory ship as Kaiser shipyards launch them day after day.

The crew of an aircraft carrier swim in the ocean and play some watery hijinks.