This is America №5 (1943)

USA. Troop parade.

Recruits appear, they are met by a senior cadet, who gives the command to line up.

Recruits are given uniforms, underwear, boots, bed linen in large bags.

They are shearing USA. Recruits learn to march, the camera follows three guys.

They are with buckets, cleaning the barracks.

Exercises, swimming in the pool, learning to tie sea knots.

Training in the field, formation, how to hold a rifle.

Overcoming obstacles, running, training on wooden stairs USA. Rest in the barracks, cadets lie on beds, two play cards with airplanes drawn on them.

Lights out USA. Morning.

Classes in technical disciplines begin.

Cadets in the workshop.

Learning to patch up holes in the wing of an airplane.

Studying signaling with flags, Morse code.

Canteen.

Classes with dogs.

Cadets wash an airplane.

Commission examines the course.

Three friends pass the exam successfully

USA. Airfield.

The commander gives the task, the cadets run to the planes.

Takeoff, landing, takeoff again.

Training on the horizontal bar simulating the plane, the cadet is given the task USA. The cadets assemble the metal parts of the plane, the cadets near the engine.

The plane is being assembled.

Three friends show off the received stripes and badges of the USA. On the airfield, the cadets watch the planes through the sight.

Shooting at moving targets.

Familiarization with the guns.

In the hall, they watch slides about the plane.

Classes on the field continue.

They go to the planes.

Takeoff, the plane drops shells over the sea.

The plane descends into the water, the guys lower an inflatable boat and float USA. At the observation post they watch the planes.

A squadron rises into the air.

On the ship there is an alarm, antiaircraft guns are firing.

Airfield.

The awarding of those who distinguished themselves in battle is underway.

Three friends look at the sky where the planes are flying