Evacuation of wounded in France during World War II. Navy corpsmen unload wounded from a truck. The wounded are loaded onto a Landing Craft Tank (LCT). French civilians watch. The LCT gets underway. Medics unload another wounded.
German prisoners in France during World War II. Sandbags and a gun at a doorway. German prisoners being marched. Some of the prisoners sit on the ground and talk to each other. American guards keep an eye on them. A column of prisoners standing beyond. Prisoners seated against a wall. They are guarded by a French soldier. They eat out of cans and drink.
Evacuation of wounded in France during World War II. Trucks parked on a street. A group of French Forces of the Interior (FFI) men carries a coffin along the street and through a doorway. Loading of French and German wounded into a truck under a French flag. Civilians watch them.
Soldiers walk on a road in France during World War II. French soldiers move down the road in a column. Buildings along a side of the street. Trucks loaded with soldiers drive past on the road. U.S. soldiers walk along the road.
Soldiers of the 36th Infantry Division, their shoulder badges clearly visible, in central France during World War 2. The soldiers at the front. They sit behind knolls and in foxholes. A soldier watches through binoculars. Others holding rifles are seated. Signalmen fix telephone wires. Smoke rises from bursting of shells from behind the lines. A road behind the front. A Sherman tanks moves past. The tank is driven up and a GI gets aboard. The soldiers watch as the tank moves past. Trees in the area. Soldiers standing around and sitting on roadside watch as tanks move past. Smoke rises from busting of shells in the field below. The soldiers look at the smoke. GI relaxes next to road sign for Baudoncourt 2km.
U.S. soldiers in France during World War II. A soldier sits near a road marker. He smokes. Other soldiers lying in ditches at the front. A soldier throws a phosphorous grenade out in a field. Smoke rises from the explosion. Soldiers dig up an unexploded shell. A sapper with a mine detector.