The United States 41st Tank Battalion in Bercheux, Belgium during World War II. A snow covered field. Soldiers aboard a tank moving on the field. The soldiers come out of the tank. Soldiers arrive with a bucket of calcimine mixture near the tank. The soldiers whitewash the tank.
Shows scenes of the Battle of the Bulge near Bastogne, Belgium with U.S. troops of the 101st Airborne Infantry during World War II. An officer seated at a desk and speaking about the invasion. U.S. Army soldiers on a battlefield in Bastogne. Troops move out of a mobilization area. Soldiers look at war equipment and material. The soldiers holding rifles and other equipment. The soldiers aboard trucks. A truck convoy passing on a street at night. Smoke rises from firing and bombardment. The soldiers advancing across a field. Buildings in an area. A sign board reads 'Bastogne'. A snow covered area. Soldiers huddle in blankets sitting on snow covered ground. The soldiers firing rifles and bazooka at German positions. A machine gun emplacement in the snow. Frozen bodies of dead American soldiers are removed by U.S. Army soldiers. Bomb damaged buildings in the area. The soldiers firing machine guns and rifles. Smoke from explosions. Night time artillery barrage including rocket launchers firing toward enemy German positions.
A film depicts the Battle of the Bulge in the area of Bastogne, Belgium by U.S. troops during World War II. Belgian civilians are evacuated from an area. Civilians and soldiers in an area. Guns on a field. U.S. aircraft flying in formation to deliver supplies, ammunition, and food to U.S. Army forces including 101st Airborne Infantry soldiers fighting in the battle of the Bulge. Soldiers watching the airplanes through binoculars. Point of view shot from inside a glider hooked via a tow rope to an aircraft in flight, preparing to cut loose for glide to the ground. Aerial view of the target area. The airplanes in flight overhead. Supplies are being dropped via parachutes. View inside supply aircraft as troops push supplies out of doors. Gliders loaded with supplies and equipment landing in a snow covered area in time for Christmas 1944. Combat in the snow with a night artillery barrage by American soldiers firing at the Germans. U.S. soldiers using flame throwers at night directed at Germans. Dead bodies of German soldiers lying on the snow covered battlefield the next day. German prisoners of war standing under the guard of the U.S. soldiers, some of German prisoners found wearing civilian clothing or wearing pieces of U.S. uniforms. The 101st Airborne Infantry soldiers march in a victory celebration in town. A board reads: "Bastogne Bastion of the Battered Bastards of the 101st."
Crew of the 99th signal company, 99th infantry division, First U.S. Army (FUSA) laid communication wire across snow-covered country and through forest area of Sourbrodt Belgium and use a weasel M-29 for wire vehicle. Weasel M-29 parked, men load bundles on it. M-29 driven on snow covered road. Trees covered with snow besides road. Weasel driven in trees. Soldiers hold wire. M29 driven on snow covered road. Soldiers lay wire besides road. A soldier ties wire to a tree. Soldiers pull wire. Wire behind tree. Soldier drives M-29 on snow covered field. Soldiers handle wire from M29. (World War II period).
First United States Army (FUSA) soldiers carry wounded in Weywertz, Belgium. United States soldiers carry wounded on two horse drawn sledges, back to 3rd Battalion Command Post 16th regiment. Medics unload wounded. Wounded legs of a soldier. Litters on top of jeep as it ways through snow covered terrain. Wounded German prisoners on stretcher placed on snow covered ground. United States wounded are placed a top M-29 cargo carrier for transportation. (World War II period).
United States 2nd Division troops interrogate German prisoners (Medics) in Krinkelt, Belgium. United States road Scraper clears snow from road. German prisoners brought to camp. Soldiers read map. Wounded German prisoners (Medics) stand in formation. German Prisoners undergo interrogation. Prisoners taken by 2nd Division troops stand in hands up position. (World War II period).
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