U.S. troops prepare to embark for the United States from France at the conclusion of their service in Europe during World War II, but before the end of the war, so it is regarded as a 30 day furlough. Soldiers stand in line and receive awards and recognitions for their service. The troops go through a chow line and eat food. Soldiers march and smiling U.S. Army soldiers board waiting trucks. The soldiers carry barracks bags as they board troop transport ships, embarking on the voyage back to America. Narrator notes that they will still be needed to help in the fight against the Japanese.
Damaged Herbecourt Church in France during World War I. Interiors of the bombed out Herbecourt Church. The dead body of a French soldier in the church.
German prisoners in France during World War I. German prisoners are marched under guard. They pump water. The prisoners in a stockade.
French troops in France during World War I. French troops advance along a field. French cavalry and artillery advance. The troops with rifles.
French General Joseph Joffre reviews troops on front lines in France during World War I. General Joffre decorates and reviews French troops on a field. A band plays.
U.S. Task Force off the coast for the invasion of France during World War II. Twin 40 mm anti-aircraft crew aboard a ship fires gun. U.S. PA-26 (attack transport) underway at sea.
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