OAK RIDGE - 1964 - Researchers adjust the temperature under blood samples for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A technician uses a welding mask during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - Technicians use a microscopic viewer and other tools during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A technician creates a blood test for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A technician wearing a welding mask operates in both the light and dark for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist uses tweezers on tiny test tubes during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist empties a syringe of blood into tiny test tubes for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist opens her materials for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - An experiment on the effect of radiation on white blood cells is begun by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist uses heavy duty gloves, clamps, and a swab for an experiment on radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A man and woman have their blood drawn for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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USA - 1946 - Merchant Marines consider getting postwar jobs on shore for stability, but their captain discourages this.
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USA - 1946 - A tall ship sails at night as American viewers are reminded of the debt they owe Merchant Marines.
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USA - 1946 - Men work myriad jobs on a US Merchant Marine ship to keep it sailing.
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USA - 1946 - The captain of a Merchant Marine ship explains to two of his men why their work is so important and what they learned from the war.
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USA - 1946 - Lumberjacks fell trees and transport them down rivers in the western USA.
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USA - 1946 - Farmers plow land across America.
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USA - 1946 - Cars are made in American factories, then transported by truck, train and barge.
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USA - 1946 - American industry booms thanks to oil and hydroelectricity.
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USA - 1946 - Myriad American goods are loaded onto Merchant Marine ships for shipment within the country.
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USA - 1946 - Myriad goods are imported to American docks from around the world.
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USA AND ASIA - 1946 - Merchant Marine ships transport goods domestically and also receive imports overseas.
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USA - 1946 - The early history of the US Merchant Marine is shared and a globe illustrates American trade routes.
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ASIA - 1940s - The Merchant Marine transforms to adapt for World War II (narrated in 1946).
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PACIFIC OCEAN - 1940s - Merchant Marine ships are transported into troop transports and landing crafts during WWII, and one sails past a sunk Japanese merchant ship (narrated in 1946).
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UNDISCLOSED LOCATION - 1940s - Merchant Marines transport aircrafts as well as regular supplies for the US military (narrated in 1946).
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CHINA - 1946 - Chinese civilians sort through rubble in their war-torn towns, and Americans are called upon for aid.
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CHINA - 1930s - A pre-war Chinese seaport is bustling with activity (narrated in 1946).
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CHINA - 1930s - Chinese city life flourishes before a Japanese air attack (narrated in 1946).
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EUROPE AND USA - 1946 - Merchant Marine ships transport food from the US to hungary war-torn nations in Europe.
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USA - 1946 - Grains, horses, and cows are sent from America to Europe as postwar relief to farmers, by the Merchant Marines.
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EUROPE - 1946 - Churches and other cultural institutions across Europe have been destroyed by war.
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USA - 1946 - Wartime insignias are removed from Merchant Marine ships after WWII.
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USA - 1946 - Merchant Marines load coal and timber onto their ships to send as relief to Europe.
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USA - 1946 - Postwar shipbuilding in the United States involves the design of new passenger ships.
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USA - 1946 - The Merchant Marines transport cargo and civilian passengers after WWII.
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USA - 1946 - A ship is launched and men march during their graduation from the United States Merchant Marine Academy.
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USA - 1958 - Manmade fibers are heralded as a scientific breakthrough of the atomic age.
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USA - 1958 - Ancient civilizations develop numerous fibers for textiles.
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CANADA - 1918 - Ford introduces revolutionary farming equipment in Ontario.
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CANADA - 1918 - Farmers use Ford equipment to till their soil in Canada.
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CANADA - 1918 - Farmers use Ford tractors and other equipment to fertilize their land in Canada.
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CANADA - 1918 - Farmers use horses to pull road scrapers in rural Canada.
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CANADA - 1918 - A farmer breaks up large clumps in a road he has just constructed by his land in Canada.
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CANADA - 1918 - A farmer uses kerosene to fuel a Ford tractor.
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BIKINI ATOLL - 1955 - Distant view of an atomic bomb being detonated in the Bikini Atoll.
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CANADA - 1927 - Blind women make and model clothes through employment at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.
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CANADA - 1927 - Old women and girls living at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind enjoy music and share a meal in the cafeteria.