The role of U.S. Army Air Forces 86th Fighter Bomber Group during Allied invasion of Sicily, Italy in World War II. Technicians work on the engine of a U.S. Army Air Forces A-36 Invader aircraft at an airfield in North Africa. Men push a bomb on a trolley near an aircraft. Men load the bomb under a wing. They write on the bomb. Bombs on a trolley as a man unloads a bomb and places it on the ground. Another man works on a jerrican. He empties the contents of the jerrican.
Officers meet in North Africa during World War II. Interior of an office. U.S. Army Lieutenant General Jacob L Devers and British Army General Henry Maitland Wilson standing behind a desk. They discuss. Both of them seated at the desk. They look at a theater of operations map.
British 8th Army soldiers in North Africa during World War II. Smoke rises from an area. 8th Army soldiers lay a tape through a mine field. Soldiers detect land mine with the help of detectors. Soldiers walk across the desert. Columns of smoke rise from an area due to firing.
British paratroopers in North Africa during World War II. The paratroopers board Dakota (DC-3 or C-47) aircraft. Aircraft lined up on a field. Two paratroopers put on their helmets. Paratroopers don equipment. Paratroopers board the aircraft.
Wrecked German equipment and dead bodies of soldiers killed by British 8th Army in North Africa. A dead body. Damaged German equipment. Debris of German equipment. Another dead body. (World War II period).
British 8th Army advances in North Africa. Tanks and trucks move across a desert. Explosions in the background. A van of the medical unit moves across the desert. Smoke rises from explosions. Several British infantry soldiers walk across the desert.
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