German SS General Sepp Dietrich wheels the Schutz-Staffel and Wehrmacht into the attack in World War 2. German Army soldiers run across a field. Artillery fired. A soldier lies on ground. Dramatic shot from German camera man in ditch as massive explosion hits nearby, with debris flying and expected camera shake. German officer looks through binoculars. Smoke rises up due to explosions. Tanks and cannons on field. Barrages from multiple rocket firers. Miniature doodle bugs (radio controlled) cross fields and explode. Bazookas and flame throwers blaze into action.
SS General Sepp Dietrich wheels the Schutz-Staffel and Wehrmacht into the attack. German soldiers camouflaged behind bushes. Heavy artillery in view. Black smoke rises up due to explosions. Camouflaged tanks move across the field. (World War II period).
A German war hero during World War II. German war hero comes back home on leave. Children stand on roadside to welcome him. Civilian women talk to the award winning German soldier. He meets with his mother and father. A young boy gives him flowers. He planes a board at a workbench. He is greeted by people in his home town.
Two U.S. Army officers are seen wearing white-banded caps, identifying them as "umpires" during NATO "Exercise Monte Carlo." war games. They refer to a large map. One, a field grade officer, points in a direction. Scene shifts to U.S. Patton tanks parked in a field. Closeup of gunner atop a tank. Infantry riflemen lie prone at edge of a field. One fires his rifle. Scene changes to a soldier firing a Browning M1917 heavy belt-fed water-cooled machine gun. Infantrymen proceed along a tree-lined road. Others dig in to make defensive positions. Two soldiers dismantle a Stokes mortar to move it. Soldiers camouflage positions with netting and use pickaxes and other tools to "dig in."
Sign reads: "JOB, Tactical Briefing Cordon Bleu." Marshal Alphonse juin of France, Commander-in-Chief Allied Forces Central Europe, walks from staff car, followed by several other French officers. German officers assembled in a field. A civilian official converses with a French General in the field. Marshal Juin, relaxed with cigarette in his mouth, smiles and jokes with German soldiers.
A few U.S. officials during World War II are seen interrogating officials of the Hadamar Mental facility, which also served as a Nazi German human experiment facility and extermination facility. The Camp Commander and a medical officer are brought in by the soldiers. The bodies of the victims of the mass murder. The body of a woman. Soldiers carry bodies and place them on the ground. The bodies of prisoners who were starved to death. The corpses of those tortured to death. Bodies piled up near a building. The bodies of prisoners in Landsberg. The dead bodies of prisoners at various concentration camps who were killed by burning, shooting, starvation or poison gas. The dead body of an infant. The dead bodies of prisoners who were shot or starved to death at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Piles of dead prisoners who were burnt to death by high voltage wires. A few women who survived the sufferings at the camp.
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