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Russian amphibious landing at Taman.
A Russian film with re-enacted portrayals of people from real life concerning the Russo-German campaign in the South Russia during WWII. Crest of waves at rocky beach hitting shoreline at Taman. Wake of ships at sea. Russian torpedo boat speeds through water. Russian navy craft as seen from air. Invasion armada of troop ships and landing ships at sea. Ships loaded with Russian troops. German planes bombing invasion crafts at sea. Fortifications fired. Ships return fire of land fortifications. Russian tanks disembark from landing ship at beach. Russian soldiers and Marines leave landing ship near beach. Russian troops barge beachhead. Joseph Stalin and officer aide in Kremlin. Russian troops wade through water hip high. Russian soldiers help wounded buddy through water. Russian troops fire from muddy field. Soldiers lie in muddy holes of beach waiting for chance to move forward and fire automatic rifles. Russian troops wade through water. Russian officers on post.
A convoy of U.S. warships under attack by Japanese warplanes during World War II.
Film opens showing a Japanese Nakajima B5N (Kate) torpedo bomber flying low over the water through hail of bullets fired from Allied ships, during World War 2. Glimpse of the plane flying past a U.S. Iowa class Battleship. Next, it flies past a U.S.New Orleans Class Cruiser. As it continues flight, away from the camera, a U.S. Mahan class destroyer appears from the left. Flak puffs of black smoke are in the air. Scene shifts to smoke rising from a bombed ship in the distant background. Change of scene shows a U.S. Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless aircraft recovering on an aircraft carrier.
P-47 aircraft in flight over clouds.
A Republic P-47D Thunderbolt aircraft, with bubble canopy, in flight over clouds as seen from another plane flying extremely close. At one point, the two airplanes move a little too close as slipstream of lead plane (unseen) forces the P-47 to adjust. The P-47 has tail number: "226716" and "K" and "E4" are painted on its fuselage which indicates it was one of the P-47D-27s of the 362nd Fighter group, 377th Fighter Squadron (or later, of 86th Fighter Group, 525th Squadron). Slate at start notes the P-47 footage was shot by Air Force Lieutenant Colonel William Clothier, a famous cinematographer.
P-47s of the USAAF 57th Fighter Group operating on Alta airfield, Corsica, during World War II.
A U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) P-47 of the 65th Fighter Squadron, 57th Fighter Group, taxis, raising dust on unpaved Alta airfield, Corsica, during World War 2. A 65th Fighter Squadron P-47, tail number: 42-75988, named "Dixie Doodle." Its Pilot carries his parachute and places it on wing of an adjacent P-47. Several French AF & USAAF 57th FG P-47s take off over hayfields.
A bombed out bridge as seen from aircraft in flight.
A bombed out bridge in Germany. Flak bursts as they float in air. View of high mountains country with clouds settled in mountains. (World War II period).
Aircraft P-47strafing targets in Germany
American Army Air Forces P-47 aircraft in flight, strafing lines of communication in Germany near end of World War II, in Europe. View of a P-47 diving down near river.
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