29th Division U.S. Army soldiers on mine patrol. They walk on a road in St Lo, carrying rifles and metal detectors. They sweep above the road looking for buried land mines. A sweeper stops at an area and a soldier carefully digs looking for a buried landmine. (World War II period).
United States soldiers capture German prisoners in small French village. View of U.S. soldiers with prisoners. U.S. troops enter Saint Marcouf passing road sign. Wrecked village is shown. U.S. soldiers greeted by French civilians. Soldiers come together and pose. Soldier holds a captured Nazi flag. (World War II period).
Four Howitzers camouflaged by netting, part of Battery B of United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment, are fired near the edge of a forest.
36th Division action after D-Day. German prisoners march to LST (Landing Ship, Tank) under MP guard. Prisoners board LST. Soldier on beach flags LST in harbor. LCI (Landing Craft, Infantry) pulls to beach alongside LCT (Landing Craft, Tank). (World War II period).
Four DUCKW (six wheel drive amphibious truck) approaches beach from harbor. LCI (Landing Craft, Infantry) pulls to beach alongside LCT (Landing Craft, Tank). U.S. sailor uses blinker on tripod to signal ships in harbor. U.S. soldiers by the sailor. 36th Division on Green Beach near Saint Raphael. (World War II period).
Large number of captured German soldiers is marched along a pathway,in Mulhausen (Mulhouse), Alsace, guarded by French soldiers of the 1st Army, during World War 2. They are followed by groups of French irregulars, who also perform guard duties as a contingent of the German soldiers is marched through the center of town, past Mulhouse Cathedral.German prisoners are herded into a narrow alleyway where they are searched and processed by French troops.
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