United States Army Air Force air operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Aerial view of a bombed town, aerodrome, and surrounding fields. Thick gray clouds of smoke rise from bomb sites. Very low flying views facing out rear of aircraft as it flies over rice fields, buildings, coconut trees and roads. The aircraft slightly tilts as it flies over a hill. The aircraft drops bombs over a small village.
United States Army Air Force aircraft flying over an airfield as seen from the ground during World War II. Groups of aircraft flies away. A Boeing B-29 Superfortress with “A” marking lands at the airfield. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress makes a landing near parked fighters. Jeeps drive near the B-29 Superfortress after its landing. Air Force personnel surround the B-29 Superfortress. A Boeing B-29 Superfortress taxiing from the runway.
Military vehicles and aircraft on the runway of an airfield shortly after the end of World War II. United States Army Air Force personnel walk around the vehicles. View of 45th AAF Combat Record board and a machine gun in front of it. Tents are seen behind the board on the beach. Ships are seen sailing off the coast from afar. A man walks towards a jeep. Camera pans showing an airfield. Some tents and vehicles are seen from a distance. Men crowd near a Red Cross truck. Some men are sitting on the ground. M3 half-tracks and trucks are parked near a tent. Bulldozers on the move at a construction site. A crane is seen operating near a mound. A Boeing B-29 Superfortress flying as seen from the ground.
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.
Wreckage of a United States Army Air Force Republic P-47 Thunderbolt in a wooded area near Bissen, Belgium during World War II. A smoldering pile of debris and twisted metal lies in the forest floor. Tree branches obscure the view of the wreck site. Smoke rises from the crash site. Flames burning on wreck site near the remains of the empennage tail. A piece of metal with words that read “Harding DET 10-169 3rd Army P-47”.
United States Army 83rd Division infantry troops advance along snow-covered road and through a forested area in Bovigny, Belgium during World War II. Infantry soldiers carry their rifles and supplies while advancing up a hilly road. A pet dog mascot follows the soldier. Some soldiers ride in Jeeps in the highway. Soldiers pass by a wreckage of a tank.
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