German technicians disassemble and reassemble an A-4/V-2 missile propulsion unit at Heidelager testing grounds near Blizna in Poland during World War 2. German military technicians from Peenemunde work on the disassembled missile. They revolve a wheel attached to the missile. They disassemble the parts of the missile.
Disassembling and assembling of an A-4 missile propulsion unit in Peenemunde, Germany during World War II. German military technicians work on the missile. A man holds a part of the missile. The missile is assembled and men work on it.
A taxicab driver being interviewed in Berlin, Germany. Man comes near the taxicab driver. Driver standing near his car. He is asked about the meaning of the Brandenburg Gate to the Berliners. He replies that the Brandenburg Gate has a special meaning for the people of Berlin. It is a symbol of United Germany. He gets inside the car after the interview.
Activities of the U.S. military units underway in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. Enemy aircraft flying in formation over sea. Flak bursting in sky. The U.S. ships underway at sea. An aircraft carrier underway at sea. Aircraft on the flight deck of the ship. Men standing near the aircraft.
Activities of the Allied military units in Europe during World War I. Aircraft parked on an airfield. Hangar buildings in the far background. A biplane aircraft takes off from the airfield. The aircraft in flight. Aerial view of ground and port area below, and several other aircraft seen at different altitudes.
Activities of the Allied military units in Europe during World War I. A battleship underway at sea with another ship behind it. Smoke and explosion seen as the warship behind fires one of its guns.
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