The worsening situation then serves to make the film's extended treatment of the Chinese victory at Changsha in 1942 all the more impressive. The film then shifts to 1944, with the American forces sweeping westward across the Pacific to China's defense. The Allied forces massed in British India are shown flying Chinese troops southwest to train them, equip them with modern weaponry and tactics, and work to construct the Ledo Road. Footage of The Hump airlift is shown to the tune of the "Army Air Force" anthem. Before an American flag, Soong Mei-ling, "Madame Chiang Kai-shek," is shown announcing in English,""We in China want a better world not for ourselves alone... but for all mankind. And we must have it.""to a standing ovation by the US Congress. The montage of the marching armies of China are shown while a Chinese chorus sings "The March of the Volunteers". Against the end of the anthem, the film ends, like the others in the series, with General George Marshall's admonition: "The victory of the democracies can only be complete with the utter defeat of the war machines of Germany and Japan." A large V is displayed over the ringing Liberty Bell.