Soldiers work at U.S. First Army Signal depot in Normandy, France during World War II. A crane in First Army Signal depot unloads poles from a truck. An operator in the crane. U.S. soldiers load spools of field wire into the truck.
Stock supplies of U.S. First Army Signal depot in Normandy, France during World War II. A truck loaded with signal supplies arrives at the depot. The truck backs up to stacked crates. U.S. soldiers unload crates and cases from the truck. Signal depot stock supplies. A sign reads 'Master Sig. Dump No. 3'. A truck trailer loaded with poles passes along a road. The trucks loaded with supplies pulls away.
U.S. 377th AA (Antiaircraft) Battalion supports infantry attack in Saineny village, Normandy, France during World War II. A soldier loads and fires a multiple 50 caliber machine gun on an M-16 motor carriage in support of the infantry. The M-16 fires. An officer speaks over a field telephone.
Allied troops at a company rest area on the Periers front below Carentan, France during World War II. A supply jeep loaded with socks, clothing, bedrolls and other equipment pulls into the company rest area. The soldiers reach for socks.
Allied troops at a company rest area on the Periers front below Carentan in Normandy, France during World War II. A soldier fills a container with water. Infantrymen are issued shoes and new equipment. The soldiers in the rest area shave, bathe and change clothing.
Allied troops at a company rest area on Periers front below Carentan in Normandy, France during World War II. A jeep loaded with socks and new equipment pulls up into the rest area. A soldier washes feet in a helmet. A soldier shaves.
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