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French civilians greet United States troops entering Sainte-Mere-Eglise during World War II.
U.S. troops advancing into Sainte-Mere-Eglise after landing at Normandy during World War II. Signboard reads 'Sainte-Mere-Eglise'. French civilians greet U.S. soldiers driving tanks into the town. Jeeps parked on a street. Deserted streets in the town. U.S. soldier stands with French policeman and talks with a French civilian. French civilians with U.S. troops on roadside.
Allied troops inspect wrecked tank and pass by a damaged building in Cherbourg during World War II.
American troops in Cherbourg during World War II. Allied troops on a street in town. Several Frenchmen walk in street looking at damage and destruction. U.S. soldier inspects a wrecked tank on roadside. One American soldier looks at a dead German soldier, sitting slumped in an alcove of a stone wall, and walks away. Several American soldiers walk past destroyed buildings.
Allied troopers talk to a French couple in a Cherbourg during World War II.
American troops in Cherbourg during World War II. American troopers talk with a French couple. French man points way to troops. Troopers inspect dead body of a German soldier lying along roadside. He holds a grenade in his hand. Trooper inspects another dead German soldier sitting slumped in stone alcove, with his eyes closed. Army jeep moves on a street.
U.S. General Joseph Lawton Collins confers with other officers in a Cherbourg during World War II.
U.S. officers in Cherbourg during World War II. American Brigadier General leads two German General officer prisoners along a road in Cherbourg. Interiors of a building as a U.S. Intelligence Officer (Captain) interrogates the German Generals. After the interrogation, U.S. Major General Joseph Lawton Collins stands with the German Generals outside the building. He then directs the captured German officers to a vehicle in which they are driven away.
Wounded U.S. soldiers are transported to LST (Landing Ship Tank) beached in Normandy during World War II.
Wounded U.S. soldiers are transported from beach to LST (Landing Ship, Tank) after D-Day Allied invasion of Normandy in World War II. Jeeps and trucks loaded with wounded soldiers pulling away on beach. Landing craft beached in the background. DUKW (six-wheel-drive amphibious truck) leaves shore and goes into water. DUKW enters LST. Wounded soldiers lying in rows of cots aboard the LST. View of many LSTs in the shallows.
U.S. wounded being evacuated from Omaha Beach after Allied invasion of Normandy (WW2)
American wounded being evacuated following the invasion of Normandy during World War II. At the Omaha Beach beachhead, U.S. army DUKWs and trucks are gathered. A Jeep, displaying a red cross flag, drives along carrying four wounded soldiers, on stretchers. It moves along the beach, directed by an MP, and joins several others, also carrying wounded. A barrage balloon is seen aloft in the background. Several LSTs (Landing Ship Tank) are seen at the water's edge. Closeup from inside vehicle transporting a wounded, shows LST number 492 with its ramp down, in the background. Troops carry wounded up the ramp of an LST and line their litters up on the deck. Closeup of one wounded, unconscious or asleep. Corpsmen rendering first aid to others. Camera pans over the wounded on the deck. One, who is able to raise himself partly, is given a cup of water. Two, who are sitting, converse, and one shows the other a Nazi German armband he has as a souvenir.
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