U.S. Army Air Forces VIII Fighter Command Operation in the European Theater during World War II. Maj. G Carpenter from 335 Sqdn., 4 F.G.attacks German fighter aircraft Focke Wulf 190, Heinkel 111 and Messerschmitt Me 109. Grasslands seen.
U.S. Army Air Forces VIII Fighter Command Operation in the European Theater during World War II. A strafing attack on German aircraft on the ground by 1st Lt. WE Johnson from the 360 Sqdn., 356 FG.
U.S. Army Air Forces VIII Fighter Command Operation in the European Theater during World War II. LT. Col. Stewart from 354 Sqdn., 355 F.G. trails on the ground targets and German fighter aircraft Focke Wulf 190s .
German prisoners march along roads in Avranches, France. Soldiers on tanks and trucks move on a road to Avranches. Buildings at the sides of the road. German prisoners with hands on their heads march past demolished buildings. Debris of buildings seen. A dead German in the driver's seat of a staff car. Windshield of the car riddled with bullets. Prisoners march in lines. Soldiers on tanks pass by. Trees seen in the background. (World War II period).
Treatment to wounded Germans in Avranches, France. Wounded Germans receive blood plasma. German and American medical units work along side and treat the wounded. Wounded people are carried to an ambulance. Trees seen in the background. German hospital corpsmen stand around the ambulance. A German Major stands outside a building. German and American corpsmen stand and talk about World War II. Vehicles parked in the background. Interior of a hospital. Wounded men receive first aid from the medical unit.
Streets scenes in Vannes, France. A street sign reads Vannes. Buildings and trees seen in the background. Streets show wreckage in the town. A military convoy moves through the town. The main street. Civilians walk through the streets. French women talk to GIs in jeeps. Streets filled with people. The people wave in the streets. Officers sit at a table with maps. A medical unit lined up. A man poses holding a flower. People sit in an outdoor cafe. An MP (Military Police) at the MP headquarter.
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