United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France. A man works on a 155 mm Howitzer in St. Lo, France during World War II. He places his hands on to his ears and the artillery being fired. Muzzle of a 155mm Howitzer elevates. Section Chief gives firing orders from a camouflaged position.
Four Howitzers camouflaged by netting, part of Battery B of United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment, are fired near the edge of a forest.
United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France during World War II. Crew of Battery B unload ammunition from a truck as jeeps move past them. Soldiers unload shells from a truck and place them on ground.
United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France during World War II. Crew of Battery B load shells in Howitzers. Soldiers work on the artillery.
United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France during World War II. 155 mm Howitzer as a soldier operates an elevation wheel. Section Chief looks into a paper as another soldier explains to him. A soldier near a 155 mm Howitzer.
United States Engineers locate German mines in Emile, France during World War II. Charges are set off on a road to clear land mines. American soldiers move on the cleared road. View of explosive charges used to clear land mines.
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