Allies bombard German targets near end of World War II. United States Army Air Force Group 362, Squadron 377, pilot O'Dell strafing a town in Germany by day. Smoke rises as targets are hit by bombs in daylight bombing raid. Aerial views from American aircraft show large fires burning in the German town.
Allied bombing gun camera footage in Germany late in World War II. United States Army Air Force Group 362, Squadron 377, Pilot Edgar, strafing oil tank car in Europe during World War II. A small train bombed by Allies. A vehicle on road bombed. A fire burns near trees. A convoy on road strafed.
Allies bombard German targets during World War 2. United States Army Air Force Group 362, Squadron 378, Pilot Easton strafing a railroad marshaling yard in Germany during World War II. Rockets fired. A train bombed and smoke rises. Targets in field areas bombed by pilot Easton.
U.S. 3rd Infantry Regiment Band provides music for Cabaret Nights at the Red Cross club in Germany during World War II. Red Cross workers and servicemen dance. A crowded dance floor. People dance and the band plays music in background. A waiter serves coffee at table to Corporal Anthony J. Montana, T/4 Richard E. Wheeler, Private First Class Frances L. Deck, T/4 Robert L. Thacker, Private First Class Batty M. Branch, all in EATS communications. The dance floor.
Large number of German prisoner of war soldiers assembled in barracks yard in British Zone in Germany, just after the end of World War 2 in Europe. The German soldiers are being demobilized, finger printed, and insignia are removed from their uniforms. A man cuts a wing symbol off of a German officer's hat. A German farmer addresses the group. Soldiers work in farm and pitch hay.
The end of World War 2 in Europe. United States fighter aircraft P-47 Thunderbolts of the 362nd Fighter Group in Germany. Group commander's P-47 (multi-colored checkered cowl represents all three assigned squadrons) taxiing on an airfield. The planes take off. Group commander leads a formation of twelve P-47s from the 379th Fighter Squadron (yellow cowlings). They maneuver in flights of four each.
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