Two French officers are seen walking through a trench containing the dead bodies of fallen German soldiers following battle in World War 1.
United States Combat activities during Korean War in South Korea. Troops and artillery of 24th Infantry Division of United States move up through mud and deep snow to the enemy range in Yangpyong near Han River. artillery fired. Assault troops walk in dense underbrush. Soldiers sit in trenches and hide behind rocks. Other soldiers rest in forest. They dig ground and emplace 60 mm mortar in it and load mortars then fire. Soldiers fire recoilless rifles. They fire machine guns. A Chinese prisoner held, he put hands over his head. U.S. soldier frisk him and take his clothes away.
Operation Big Switch at Freedom village in Munsan-Ni, Korea. Ambulance arrives at parking area in front of processing building at Freedom village. Prisoners of War get off from ambulance. The flags of United States and United Nations. The United States General Maxwell Taylor and Secretary of Army, Robert Ten Broeck Stevens welcome prisoners and shakes hands with them. Black prisoner gets off ambulance. Taylor talks to a Lieutenant. High ranking officers stand outside the Freedom Gate. Sign reads 'Welcome to Freedom Village'.
Prussian Crown Prince Friederick Wilhelm Victor August Ernst, ot the House of Hohenzollern, at the onset of World War 1. He is Commander of the German 5th Army and seen on horseback, with infantry behind him. He raises his left hand as if directing a contingent of cavalry riding past him.
Gun crew of the German commerce raider, Auxiliary Cruiser 'SMS Möwe (Seagull)' preparing to torpedo British steamer "Georgic, " during World War 1. The Georgic was bound from Philadelphia to Brest and Liverpool with cargo of munitions. The Moewe intercepted her in the Atlantic sea, and after removing her crew, prepares to sink her. Crew of the Möwe fire a torpedo which hits the Georgic. Explosion seen at waterline. The Georgic begins to sink and then capsizes and goes down. View as she slips below the surface of the sea.
Sailors on the German Auxiliary Cruiser, "Möwe"(Seagull) launching torpedo at the French barque, "Nantes" after intercepting her in the Atlantic Ocean during World War 1. The Moewe, commanded by Count Von zu Donah Schlodien, had removed the crew of Nantes before sinking her. View of explosion at starboard of the Nantes. The sailing ship slowly sinks under full sail.
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