General Henri Giraud of France and United states General Dwight D Eisenhower inspect Allied troops in North Africa. General Giraud confers Grand Legion of Honor on General Eisenhower as a cameraman records the event. (World War II period).
A plane lands at Bontarick Aerodrome in Algiers, Algeria during World War II. Allied soldiers gather to welcome the arrival of French General Charles de Gaulle. General Henri Giraud welcomes General Gaulle as photographers take pictures. They inspect an honor guard. General Gaulle meets French officers. A staff car drives away.
North African campaign in World War 2. Film begins with antiaircraft fire from an Allied ship, at dusk, directed at German bombers (unseen). Next, flames are seen and smoke rising from an Allied ship that has been struck by a bomb. A Destroyer Escort nearby and a small vessel in background, both send morse code messages by signal lamps. The camera boat moves around to port, astern,the striken ship, where the fire is concentrated, and moves closer as smoke obscures the stricken ship entirely. In next sequence, smoke is seen rising from two smaller ships that have also been hit.
American soldiers examine a damaged aircraft as planes fly overhead during World War II in North Africa.
United States B-17 bombers in flight escorted by P-40 fighter planes. A flight gunner in plane. Bombs released over North Africa during World War II. Bombs impact and a plane descend as its engine burns.
A wrecked Red Cross train in North Africa during World War II. American soldiers examine the interiors of the damaged train. Destroyed buildings in a city. Natives clear away the debris under the guidance of American soldiers.
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