Arrival of U.S. Army 104th Infantry Division soldiers home to the United States at the end of their deployment in Europe during World War 2. Happy U.S. Army troops smile as they leave ship pier with transport duffel bags and boarding a waiting railroad train. Close-up views of Timberwolf patches on shoulder of uniforms. Transport ship docking at pier. Large sign on side of transport reads "104th Timberwolves" (the U.S. Army 104th Infantry Division) and troops seen aboard transport ship. Major General Allen (Terry de la Mesa Allen Sr.) comes down gangplank. General is greeted by his wife (Mary Frances Robinson Allen) and teenage son (Terry Allen Jr., who, later, as a Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army, was killed during the Vietnam War Battle of Ong Thanh in 1967). Troops with bags walk up stairs. (World War II period)
Men around a V2 rocket being fueled in launch position. Officers and technicians at the base of the rocket. Smoke comes out of exhaust pipe.
Rocket V2 take off from the launch stand. Rocket in flight. Only a dot of light seen at far distance. Empty launch stand.
The V-2 rocket in launch stand in Cocoa, Florida. A truck near the launch stand. Dust flies around the rocket.
Strafing of Japanese buildings, inland, during World War II. Area of the buildings visible from aerial view. Rounds fired at ground target buildings; tracers visible. Smoke rises up. Shot from a United States aircraft during World War 2
An old German man carrying a stick and a packet seen on the street in Munich in Germany. Several men and women carry boxes filled with fuel coal gathered from coal yards. Needy German women wearing gloves and scarves seen as they forage and gather fuel and supplies near end of World War 2 in Europe.
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