United States 347th Regiment troops re-enter the city of Saint-Hubert in Wallonia, Belgium during World War II. Groups of United States soldiers and trucks move on the snow-covered street. Snow-covered soldiers talk to cheerful women standing at a doorway. A young Belgian woman and her grandmother speaks to a soldier. Soldiers look at a map as one of them points to a direction. Soldiers smiling while looking at the map. Soldier talks on field telephone in the street. A snow-covered Jeep with wagon moves away. Soldiers use a metal detector to look for mines on the street.
United States tank crews enter the city of Saint-Hubert in Wallonia, Belgium during World War II. African American crewmen in snow-covered, whitewashed tanks, Jeeps, and other armored vehicles pass by city sign "St. Hubert". M5A1 Stuart tank seen. Some of the crewmen walk in deep snow on foot.
United States Army 5th Armored Division trainees practice in the snow in Eupen, Belgium during World War II. Major General Lunsford E. Oliver and other officers talk to each other during the infantry training. 5th Armored Division trainees advancing over snow covered fields and hedgerows. Some trainees wearing white coats for winter camouflage. Some trainees hide behind hedgerows. Two soldiers running. Simulated shell explosions in the snow-covered field. Trainees advance after hiding in the hedgerows.
United States Army 5th Armored Division trainees practice in snow-covered field in Eupen, Belgium during World War II. Major General Lunsford E. Oliver and other officers watch the infantry training. General Oliver speaks to other officers. Simulated shell explosions in the snow-covered field. 5th Armored Division trainees advancing over snow covered fields. Some of the trainees are wearing white coats for winter camouflage. Two soldiers set up a mortar. Two soldiers run and jump into prone position in deep snow. One aims a rifle and other aims a Bazooka. Two soldiers squeeze through hedgerow in the snow. Trainees walking through the snow-covered field with rifles and machine guns, after watching explosion at far end of field.
United States Army Brigadier General Frank L. Culin Jr. and his son, Lieutenant Frank L. Culin III outside 87th Infantry Division headquarters in Libramont, Belgium during World War II. The two men exit a headquarters. A cameraman stands nearby with a camera. Jeeps are parked in the snow near trees. General Culin and his son board a Jeep. The Jeep leaves through a gate. Military Police salutes as they drive away.
United States troops rescue wounded German soldiers in Weisweiler, Germany during World War II. Soldiers bring a blanket and poles on an abandoned factory field. The soldiers assemble an improvised stretcher from the blanket and poles and carry wounded German soldier and place him in the stretcher. Soldiers carry the wounded German. Medics lower down a German prisoner on stretcher. Captured German prisoners stand in front of a wall. Soldiers evacuate wounded from destroyed house.
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