A flying United States Army Air Force Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress bomber in flames over Bérismenil, Belgium during World War II. Smoke trails are seen from the burning bomber. View of the snow-covered crash site in Bérismenil, Luxembourg province (Belgium). Dark cloud of smoke forms over the crash site of the downed B-17 Flying Fortress aircraft.
Snow covered terrain in Belgium. Fire burns at the distant background. Smoke arises from the fire. United States Infantrymen of 315th Infantry regiment march along snow covered road in their advance. Tanks on the field. Trees in the field. Snow covered mountains. (World War II period).
P-47 Thunderbolt and P-38 Lightening fighters in Belgium. P-47 landing on an airstrip. Eight P-38 Lightening fighter planes in flight. Two P-47s landing, then two other taking off. Four P-38 peeling off preparing to land. P-47 landing. Several P-47s returning to the field at dusk.
P-47s of the 36th Fighter Group are parked on an airfield in Belgium. U.S. airmen walk on the airfield. P-47s of the 23rd Fighter Squadron (yellow cowls, coded "7U") are among the many seen. Some names painted on planes including "Maj Mac" and "Lulu III". P-47s approach for landing in the background. A flight line of P-47s including one with serial number 42-25900, assigned to the Headquarters, 36th Fighter Group. Some P-47 aircraft from the 53rd Fighter Squadron (coded "6V"). Fuel trucks and others moving about on the airfield. A flat bed truck carrying a 500 pound bomb pulls up to a P-47. Driver hooks bomb to a crane and airmen install it under wing of P-47. (World War II period).
P-47 Thunderbolts have 500 lb bombs installed on an airfield in Belgium. P-47s parked on the airfield. Airmen push a trolley loaded with 500 lb bombs and hook it up with a crane. A truck transports 500 lb bombs on the airfield. An airman installs external 500lb bomb under the wing of a P-47. (World War II period).
A damaged U.S. P-38 Lightning aircraft in Belgium. Ground crewmen work around a damaged P-38 Lightning aircraft. Tents around the damaged P-38.
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