Summary: I. "The other man's job. Tanks to beat Japan." View of Churchill tank next to a 1936 A 11 Mk 1 'infantry'" tank suggests the rapid development in British tank technology since the outbreak of the war. Other modern tanks (Churchill Mks IV and VII, Shermans, Crusader with ack-ack gun, Comet, Challenger and Cromwell) undergo speed trials over a three-mile course which is described in race commentary style.
II. "London honours General Eisenhower." Eisenhower, seated in a horse-drawn carriage beside Tedder, drives past large crowds to the Mansion House. After receiving the Freedom of the City (no film of ceremony) Eisenhower, flanked by Churchill and his wife, addresses the crowds from the balcony, declaring "I am now a Londoner myself", thanking all Londoners for their hospitality to American servicemen in the capital and referring to the "bonds which must always remain between your country and mine and into which must be brought Russia, France, China etc."
