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Cavalry horses and mules inspected at Fort Robinson and driven to winter feeding grounds for sale in Nebraska, United States.
30,000 cavalry horses put on sale in Nebraska, United States. Cavalry horses and mules at Fort Robinson. Horses and mules driven cart move slowly with soldiers. A United States soldier inspects the teeth of the soldier. The mule is inspected by the soldiers before they are sold. A horse is tattooed on its lower lips for identification. Soldier shows horse’s teeth. Cavalry horses and mules are driven to winter feeding grounds. (World War II period).
Marshal Petain and Pierre Laval discuss in the office of the Vichy regime in France.
Vichy France leaders in France during World War II. Chief of State of Vichy France Henri Philippe Benoni Omer Joseph Petain and President of the Council Pierre Laval in an office. Henri Petain sits in a chair and talks to Pierre Laval. Inside view of the office of Vichy France. Marshal Petain and Pierre Laval on a bench discuss a document.
Statues of horses and other statues are dismembered and moved for safekeeping in France.
Statues are dismembered in France during World War II. A view of a building. A man at work on statues. Statues of horses are dismembered. A statue of a sitting man. The statues are dismembered for transportation. They are moved to another building for safekeeping. The statues are moved on a cart to a safe place.
Manufacturing of armored cars and tanks in a factory and their transportation on vehicles in Germany.
Manufacturing of armored cars and tanks in Germany during World War II. Military tanks are lifted up and placed together at a factory. Men at work in a tank factory. Men work on the top of military tanks. Manufactured Tiger and Panther tanks moved out of the factory. Armored cars placed together for shipment. Tanks are moved onto a vehicle for transportation. Manufactured tanks and cars being transported.
French civilians work together in building a bridge across the Aube River in France.
French civilians build a bridge across the Aube River in France during World War II. A slate reads '80th Division to Chalons'. French civilians at work. Civilians carry a log of wood for the bridge. Two men carry a long pole across the bridge. French civilians walk across the bridge as they talk. A French flag flutters from a pole near the construction site. Few men work under the bridge. A civilian climbs down a ladder. A board reads 'Aube'. A man serves a drink to the workers. Men work under the broken bridge. A civilian with a cap drills a bridge block. French civilians build the bridge across the Aube River.
French civilians work together in building a bridge across the Aube River and German prisoners march on it in France.
French civilians build a bridge across the Aube River in France during World War II. French civilians nail down a block during the construction of a bridge. They tighten up blocks together with an iron rail. Men work under the bridge. A man shifts a wooden log underneath the piled up blocks. Men work with small hand operated tools on the bridge. A man hits a nail on a wooden log. Men push up wooden logs in between the bridge. A military car moves across the bridge. German prisoners with hands over head march across the bridge. The prisoners are marched under guard across the bridge. French civilians watch the prisoners. French flag flutters from a pole.
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