U.S. Constabulary force troopers on duty at the Kaster Bridge in Wiesbaden, Germany. The Kaster Bridge across the Rhine River connects the U.S. and the French Zones. The troopers and German policemen examine vehicles crossing the bridge. The police examines people loaded on a truck. Examination of papers of pedestrians and the vehicles over the bridge. The Rhine River in the background.
A nurse examines children in the United States. A boy lying on a bed in a hospital. The nurse examines his legs. He has crutches beside (possibly polio or palsy). She examines another boy, whom she attaches to a head brace and then stretches it upward. The boy's back elongates and she traces her finger on his scoliosis curved spine.
Police detectives outside home examining crime evidence. Detective with camera on tripod photographs a shoe print. Detectives examine a wooden door. Close up of metal striker plate from door as it is marked by detective as evidence. Close up view hands of forensic expert examining door strike plate. Technician at Tool Marks Unit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) laboratory with comparison microscope behind him. Forensic expert notes that "tool mark identifications are similar to the identification of a bullet that has been marked by the barrel of a gun. In both cases, a comparison microscope is used." Forensic expert uses a comparison microscope. Police detectives create a plaster cast of a shoe’s footprint at crime scene. Plaster cast placed in box containing other evidence to be sent to the FBI laboratory. At the FBI Tire and Shoeprint Unit, a tire print cast is displayed. Technician removes shoe print cast from forensic package.
The German Prisoners of War march into their barracks at a camp in the United States during World War 2. German POW stand in a squad. American soldier speaks to them. American guard keeps a check on them. The prisoners march into their barracks. Beds with folded mattress and luggage.
Australian prisoners of war rescued at sea near the Philippines by crews of USS Sealion (SS-315) and USS Pampanito (SS-383) submarines during World War II. The survivors had been aboard the Rakuyo Maru, a Japanese prison ship that was sunk by U.S. forces (including the Sealion and Pampanito). Crew members on deck of the submarine. Other crew members in the sea assisting the survivors who cling to wrecked parts of the ship. Survivors adrift with life belt. Crew members pull them aboard. Exhausted survivors on the deck are covered with fuel oil. Crew members clean off the fuel oil.
Two liberated prisoners nap in a truck outside a prisoner barracks while others supplies into the Ebensee concentration camp after German surrender. Armed guards keep a vigil. Priest at the barracks. View from mountainside down into valley at the entire concentration camp. (World War II period).
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