MISCELLANEOUS QUARTERMASTER ACTIVITIES IN THE U.S.A — Reel 1, Part 3 | The Archive Project

Video Parts (6 across 2 reels)

This clip is Reel 1, Part 3 of a 6-part film. Watch from the beginning

Description

On World War 1 activities. Reel 1, cattle and beef are inspected in Chicago stockyards. Cows are milked and the milk examined. Bakers sift flour, knead dough, and bake bread. Mules, artillery horses, and cavalry mounts are fed, examined, branded, treated and bandaged, and broken at Fort Sill, Okla. Reel 2 shows Army trucks and drivers at Camp Johnston, Fla. Horses are washed and fed at Camp Dix, N. J. Packs are placed on mules. Troopers saddle their mounts and ride broncos.

Collection

Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer

Series

Historical Films

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Date

1936-01-01

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TRT

3:32

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