U.S. 9th Division convoy moves into U.S. 1st Division territory in Mosbach, Germany during World War II. MPs (Military Police) direct vehicles of 9th Division at an intersection. The vehicles move up on mountain road.
Wire trouble-shooting crew and soldiers of the U.S. Army near Gressenich, Germany during World War II. Signal troops with an EE-65 Test Set check for a short in a maze of telephone lines in a muddy ditch on the side of a forest road. Soldiers walk on a muddy road. Wires in the mud.
U.S. 9th Division soldiers near Gressenich, Germany during World War II. Soldiers on foot and in the vehicles of the 9th Division move along a narrow forest road. A soldier carries a live chicken.
U.S. 9th Division soldiers near Gressenich, Germany during World War II. The soldiers warm hands and feet around an open fire. 9th Division vehicles move up along a road. The soldiers leave a truck and put on packs. They light cigarettes before moving ahead.
U.S. 9th Division soldiers near Gressenich, Germany during World War II. The soldiers check telephone wires along the side of a road. They use an EE-65 Test Set.
German troops in Berlin Germany during World War II, serving as the Berlin guard. View of their commanding officer, Major Otto Ernst Remer. Soldiers standing in formation. Buildings in the background. Major Remer instructing the soldiers. The soldiers march holding rifles and pass in review as Major Remer salutes them with a Nazi salute. The Berlin Guard soldiers marching with the Brandenburg Gate in the background.