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Containers on the russian flag as concept for embargoes and export bans. The russian export ban

Containers on the russian flag as concept for embargoes and export bans. The russian export ban

Ancient armor and weapons displayed on a dark surface in a museum setting

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1950 - US Marines load pipe, crates and other supplies onto trucks before boarding themselves in Korea.

1938 - Czech troops withdraw from Sudetenland, and injured soldiers are seen.

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1936 - Men operate a baling and compressing machine to make burlap bales for the army.

Containers on the russian flag as concept for embargoes and export bans. The russian export ban

Containers on the russian flag as concept for embargoes and export bans. The russian export ban

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1950 - US Marines load supplies onto trucks in Korea.

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1910s - Crates and boxes of garments are conveyed to trucks for delivery to US Army warehouses.

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1944 - Repatriated USAF airmen freed in Operation Reunion fill out forms, open bags of American goods, and display Nazi souvenirs.

Containers on the russian flag as concept for embargoes and export bans. The russian export ban

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USA - 1950s - In this animated commercial, Legionnaires get hair tonic suited to help them groom in the desert.

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1936 - US Army clothes needing repair arrive at Camp Humphries, where they are steamed and pressed.

1945 - Grains and other food supplies are loaded onto a French ship in a Canadian port as part of the Allied Mutual Aid program.

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USA - 1946 - Wartime insignias are removed from Merchant Marine ships after WWII.

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1936 - Army blankets and clothes are pressed by machine, ready for baling.

Containers on the russian flag as concept for embargoes and export bans. The russian export ban

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USA - 1946 - Myriad goods are imported to American docks from around the world.

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1936 - Wool bales are trucked into an army depot center, where they are marked by men and women start sorting the clickings.

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1936 - Men begin inspecting enormous piles of clothing condemned by the US Army to be repaired.

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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 - The importance of America having a Merchant Marine fleet to conduct trade is established.

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1918 - Allied soldiers inspect cotton goods, and Russian troops disembark from a train.

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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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CHINA - 1946 - Chinese civilians sort through rubble in their war-torn towns, and Americans are called upon for aid.

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USA - 1946 - Myriad American goods are loaded onto Merchant Marine ships for shipment to various parts of the world.

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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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USA - 1946 - A tall ship sails at night as American viewers are reminded of the debt they owe Merchant Marines.

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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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1910s - Bales and crates of US Army garments are put on conveyors and stenciled for shipment.

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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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1918 - YMCA secretaries prepare goods to give to American soldiers in the trenches.

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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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1910s - An electric knife is used to cut a stack of breeches for the US Army.

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1910s - Crated supplies are stockpiled at Governor's Island for ultimate delivery to the US Army.

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USA - 1946 - Myriad American goods are loaded onto Merchant Marine ships for shipment within the country.

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1910s - Shoes, blankets and other goods are stored in warehouses for the French Army.

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1910s - Boxes are crated up and readied for shipment from a US Army warehouses, and army blankets are folded.

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1910s - A cloth-sponging machine is used at a factory for US Army garments, and the cloth is then laid out on a long table.

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1936 - Soldiers salvage junk and wreckage at Camp Humphries.

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1936 - Men and women repair army shoes, disinfecting them and fixing the soles.

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1910s - Army blankets are pressed by machine and men pack them for shipment.

1952 - Smuggled goods being brought into western Berlin from the eastern sector are confiscated.

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ASIA - 1940s - The Merchant Marine transforms to adapt for World War II (narrated in 1946).

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1910s - Men operate machines for stitching on soles and slugging on heels for US Army shoes.

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1910s - A man uses a stitching machine on US Army boot uppers.

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1910s - Men and women make boots for the US Army by hand and machine.