A victory parade in London, England to mark the Allied victory of World War II. Cavalry units march down a street during the parade. British King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret move past a large crowd in a horse drawn carriage attended by Captain's Escort of the Household Cavalry. A band plays at the parade. Soldiers carrying the U.S. flag march past a large crowd in a street. People gathered along a sidewalk to watch the parade. Greek troops march down a street.
Important buildings in Atlanta, Georgia. A business district in Atlanta. A sign on a building reads 'Pittsburgh Plate glass company'. Exteriors of a post office and U.S. Customs buildings. Exteriors of the State Capitol. Automobile and pedestrian traffic on a street. Streetcar, automobile and pedestrian traffic in the business district.
Allied invasion of Sicily, Italy in World War II. Numerous U.S. Naval utility vessels, including tugs and other boats are seen tied up in the harbor at Palermo, Sicily, Italy, during World War 2.. American flags are displayed on the boats. Monte-Pellegrino is clearly visible in the background.
Allied invasion of Sicily, Italy during World War II. Water ambulances come in to a pier. A wounded soldier on a litter is placed in a new ambulance. A medical officer decorates U.S. soldiers with the Purple Hearts ion Palermo. Other soldiers lined up in the background. A dead German soldier on a dirt road. Surgeons perform an operation in artificial lights. The medical officer decorates the soldiers.
Damage caused by Allied bombings in Palermo, Sicily, Italy during World War II. Damaged buildings and rubble in a street. Damaged buildings along a road. A U.S. Army tank with soldiers loaded onto it moves down a street past damaged buildings. A gutted building as an army truck moves past a sentry standing in the foreground.
A film about Allied campaign against the Japanese in Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands during World War II. U.S. Marines demonstrate Japanese weapons. A Marine fires a Japanese flame thrower. A Japanese artillery piece. The Marines fire machine guns and artillery.
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