Activities of U.S. Army 4th Armored Division in the damaged city of Worms in Germany during World War II. A German man walks near a railroad. A wrecked railroad station platform.
U.S. Army 4th Armored Division in vicinity of Worms, Germany during World war 2. View of the approach and towers of the Nibelungen Bridge over the Rhine River. The center spans have been destroyed. Closeup in shadow of the tower, where body of a fallen soldier lies on the concrete. View from roadway, of dropped bridge spans in river below. Closeup of the first fallen span with river flowing past. Two U.S. soldiers in shadows of the bridge. One looking through binoculars.
Activities of U.S. Army 4th Armored Division in the damaged city of Worms in Germany during World War II. U.S. soldiers sitting in a tank move along the streets. German civilians on the streets. Trucks loaded with U.S. soldiers move along the streets of the city.
Activities of U.S. Army 4th Armored Division in the heavily damaged city of Worms in Germany during World War II. Damaged and burned buildings of the city. Views of rubble in the wrecked town. The muzzle of a German gun in the foreground. Wreckage in the streets. A building on fire with flames visible through the windows. Collapsed walls of wrecked buildings. An automotive service station building in the distance with a Standard Oil or Shell Oil company sign and a BMW logo symbol sign. U.S. armored vehicles and jeeps move nearby. A few citizens walking in the streets. Various bombed buildings and a wrecked railroad station. Debris strewn over the streets. A sign showing the way to "Hamburg" on a street.
Activities of the U.S. Army Military Police at U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory, Fort Gordon, Georgia, United States. A sign: 'U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory, Commanding Officer , Document and Fingerprint Section, Administrative and Firearm section'. SP-6 Holford, at his desk, examines a pistol. He shows how each weapon barrel creates distinct markings on bullets. Chief Warrant Officer-4, R.F. Roscoe at his desk. He moves to the laboratory, where he applies flame to a weapon, bringing out fingerprints on it. Laboratory personnel demonstrate use of other devices, including special photographic equipment, used to link weapons to crimes.
Henry Ford attends the National Air Tours at Ford Airport in Dearborn, Michigan. Henry Ford with another man in front of a Ford hangar and a Ford Trimotor. In the background is the tail of a single engine Ford 2-AT, #4 from the Ford Air Transport Service "Maiden Dearborn IV". Side view of a Ford tractor in the foreground.
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