A British film which demonstrates the use of various equipment against beach obstacles during World War II in Great Britain. British soldiers stand besides a gully. Barbed wires in the gully. A tank rolls down in the gully. 200 lb Carrot is fired in the gully. Smoke rises due to fire. The tank moves in the gully. Soldiers and officer stand on either side of the gully as they watch the tank moving in the gully. Barbed wires in the foreground. The tanks move from the obstacles and barbed wires in the gully. 200 lb Carrot is fired against Mk. 1V. mines. Soldiers stand in a group. 80 feet wide and 80 feet deep holes in the ground.
A British film which demonstrates the use of various equipment against beach obstacles during World War II in Great Britain. A British soldier in prone position fires 6 strand Cortex by Schermuly pistol. British officers and soldiers stand in the background and look at the soldier firing.
A British film which demonstrates the use of various equipment against beach obstacles during World War II in Great Britain. A wire cutting grapnel is fired by 5 inched C.W. rocket. A rocket in between the barbed wires. The rocket is fired. Fire flakes in sky. A British soldier and a tank in the background. An area on a beach covered with barbed wires. An officer and a soldier stand near the area. A sea in the background.
A British film which demonstrates the use of various equipment against beach obstacles during World War II in Great Britain. A boat underway in water. The boat approaches a pole in the water. Mountains in the background. Percussion pole charge is fired against underwater obstacles. Water splashes due to firing. The boat passes through a splash of water.
The United States Army Air Force (USAAF) 303rd Bombardment Group (Heavy) 'Hell's Angels' based at the Royal Air Force (RAF) Station Molesworth in England during World War II. USAAF Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses in flight through clouds. The aircraft propellers and wing span. The B-17s in flight over the English Channel coast. The aircraft in flight over land and water. The B-17s in flight over an air base. Hangars and other buildings at the air base.
United States Army Air Force Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses, used by 303rd Bomb Group, in England during World War II Fifteen B-l7 Flying Fortresses in groups of five, in formation. The B-17s in flight. Twelve B-17s in a formation flight. The B-17s fly over the clouds.