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German and Italian Air forces bomb Malta during World War II
Film begins showing explosions from bombs in Malta from high flying Axis warplanes during World War 2. They raise huge columns of smoke. Remainder of the film shows scenes of destruction wrought by the bombing that eased in 1942. A bombed out church with only skeletal roofing left. People walking on a street between rows of rubble. A horse and carriage is the only other means of transportation seen. Empty walls of a destroyed buildings with rubble filling the area between them. Views from interior of a church looking out through a huge holes in its walls. Camera pans down from rubble covered high altar in a church, to a priest conducting mass at a make shift altar. Worshipers occupy chairs set up in front of the piles of rubble. Major building with only its front wall intact. A horse and carriage conveying passengers amidst pedestrians walking between rubble lined street. Camera pans across part of city to capture explosions from more bombs.
At a dry dock in Malta, U.S. Navy officials inspect damage to USS Liberty caused by Israeli torpedo
USS Liberty (AGTR-5) at a dry dock in Malta. A diver in a wet suit in water inspects torpedo damage to the hull of USS Liberty. The diver, Daniel McDuffie from Virginia Beach, inspects the damage to the hull. A gaping hole caused by an Israeli torpedo in the hull. The diver comes up to the stern of a small boat and climbs aboard. Extensive damage on the bridge of the ship. Two men walk over the deck. Extensive damage to the starboard side of the ship's bridge. Several holes in the side of the bridge. Two officers in khakis inspect the torpedo damage. Enlisted personnel carry coffins aboard the ship. The ship is tied up in the dock as the men move over the bow.
Civilians and dock workers watch USS Liberty as it enters into a dry dock in Malta.
USS Liberty at a dry dock in Malta. The ship is towed towards the dock. View of the starboard beam. A civilian tug pushes directly on the bow of the ship. Buildings in the background. A dock worker, with a coil of line in his hand, waits for the ship to enter the dry dock. The dry dock worker. He looks towards the ship as it approaches in the background. Civilians lined along a seawall watch the ship being moved towards the dry dock. Several children looking down from over the high wall. Dock workers at the dock waiting for the ship to enter. They handle lines from the starboard bow of the ship. Some of the dock workers in the foreground. A man standing on the edge of the entrance to the dry dock as the ship moves in. A man looks towards a torpedo hole in the hull of the ship. Crewmen up on the deck of USS Liberty. One of the dock workers watches as the ship enters.
Dock workers haul in on a line as USS Liberty enters a dry dock in Malta.
USS Liberty at a dry dock in Malta. Men standing at the dock watch as the ship enters. Men in a small boat underway alongside, watching for any unclassified material which may come up out of a torpedo hole on the ship. Two men in wet suits. Dock workers talk. A group of people looks towards the starboard side of the ship. The dry dock full of water. A U.S. Naval officer chats with a man as they look towards the ship. Officers and crewmen on the deck edge of the ship. A dock worker looks towards the ship. Dock workers haul in on a line on the dock. A U.S. Naval officer and British officers in the background. A line of dock workers hauling in on the line.
Allied officers and officials enter Montgomery house for the Malta Conference (Code name: Argonaut, Phase I, Cricket) in WW II
Allied leaders and officers arrive for the Malta Conference (Code name: Argonaut, Phase I, Cricket) during World War 2. American and British Chiefs of Staff arrive in cars. Seen are the U.S. Admirals King and Leahy; Ambassador Averell Harriman; General George Marshall; and other officials..
Allied officials and officers departing after the Malta conference (Code name: Argonaut), Phase I, Cricket) in World War II.
Allied leaders and officers leaving after the Malta Conference (Code word: Argonaut, Phase I, Cricket) during World War 2. Crowds swarm around Allied Leaders as they depart in cars.
