United states B-26 bombers drop bombs over Nazi installations in France during World War II. Bomb bay doors of the aircraft opens and bombs hit a bridge over river Seine. Bombs impact causing a pillar of smoke to rise up. B-26 bombers drop bombs over towns and bridges. B-26 aircraft in flight during raid, as seen from various parts of one B-26 aircraft, including through gunners window with machine gun in foreground.
United States B-26 bombers return to home field after bombarding German installations in France during World War II. Injured crew men being removed from the planes and placed on litters. They are moved to military ambulances. Wrecked aircraft parts due to flak explosion. Crew men leave the field on bicycles.
German prisoners explain captured artillery pieces to Allied soldier in France during World War II. United States military truck being towed by a vehicle. Gliders land and are concealed by trees. Military trucks, ambulance and troops on the move.
A team of doctors and other nursing staff perform an operation in tent at a hospital in France during World War II.
American troops practice in the military training area at Braunton Burrows North Devon, England, in preparation for the D-Day landings in Normandy, during World War 2. They practice handling and loading of 105mm Howitzers, trucks and vehicles aboard concrete landing craft mock ups Vehicles being unloaded from one of the mock ups.
American troops practice going aboard LCVP (Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel) at a beach in France during World War II. Soldiers board the LCVP and leave the beach. LCVP returns back to the coast after going over a short distance in the bay.
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