Allied troops in Serbia during World War I. Soldier seated in an area. Sandbags stacked on a field. Some of the soldiers load and fire artillery. Captured Austro-Hungarian prisoners of war, some standing and some seated, are seen eating food while under guard.
U.S. soldiers of the Japanese-American 442nd Regimental Combat Team taking up combat positions overlooking the town of Bruyeres, France, in World War 2. They climb wooded paths in a hillside. The town of Bruyeres visible below the hill. Trees previously shattered by artillery fire are seen as they climb uphill and amongst remains of war-damaged stone buildings near summit.
Memorial services in Luxeuil, France during World War II. U.S. Army Lieutenant General Alexander M Patch of the Seventh Army and Major General John E Dahlquist of the 36th Infantry Division present at the ceremony. Civilians gather in a street. Buildings along the street sides. French troops and French veterans of World War I parade. Lieutenant General Patch and a French General in front of a plaque commemorating the American forces of the Lafayette Escadrille. An officer addresses the crowd. Major General Dahlquist ties a battle streamer on the 36th Infantry Division flag. Officers and soldiers salute.
U.S. carrier operations in the Pacific Ocean during World War 2. A "jeep carrier" (Escort Carrier) on the horizon. The sun sets in the background. Aircraft being recovered on the Escort Carrier, USS Manila Bay (CVE-61) while underway in the Pacific during World War 2. FM-2 Wildcat fighter number 13, of U.S. Navy Composite Squadron 80 (VC-80) makes a routine landing on the flight deck. Another one approaching is waved off and goes around. FM-2, number 14, makes a routine landing. But it is next seen surrounded by deck crewmen, because it has sustained battle damage. The upper skin on its left wing is seen to be blown away,exposing the internal spars of the wing. The pilot steps from the cockpit and briefly examines the left side of his airplane for other damage.
Statesmen arriving to attend a meeting in Germany in the wake of World War I. German Marshal Paul von Hindenburg reviewing an honor guard of World War 1 veterans. They stand at attention and salute with their rifles at "Present Arms" position. Hindenburg returns their salute by raising his Marshal's baton. General Erich Ludendorff and other senior military officers accompany Hindenburg. Next, Hindenburg poses in front of a gathering of military officers and officials.
A Soviet war memorial in Berlin, Germany. A huge bronze statue of a Soviet soldier at the Soviet war memorial. People look at the statue. Some people enter the base of the monument. Two American soldiers move away from the monument. A stone monument with four symbolic bronze garlands and an anchor. A statue of a kneeling soldier.
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