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Aircraft over Pearl Harbor during Japanese attack in World War 2; destroyed U.S. aircraft on ground
Multiple shots of American F4F Wildcat fighter aircraft at low altitude during or shortly after the bombings on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. One airplane, smoking from its engine, flies directly over the cameraman (possibly a hit Japanese aircraft). U.S. sailors put out the fires that have engulfed aircraft on the ground during the Japanese attack. Many of the airplanes have been totally destroyed.
German military use of airport in Bromberg, Poland as a base during World War 2
Long shot aerial view from a low-flying airplane shows airport in Bromberg (Bydgoszcz), Poland. View of many German Air Force planes, as well as various outbuildings. Narrator describes that after the German invasion of Poland during World War II, the Germans took over the airfield to use for their own military aircraft and operations. Bomb craters on ground from German bombing on September 1st, 1939. View from inside a hangar looking outward on destroyed aircraft debris. More shots of debris on the airfield. Several Polish aircraft are shown in various states of ruin. German soldier approaches a Polish biplane with gun damage to the skin of the fuselage.
U.S. Army pre-World War II bayonet instructor training video for non-verbal commands.
A how-to for bayonet instructors on giving non-verbal commands to soldiers when training them with a bayonet. U.S. Army officer demonstrates various visual commands, avoiding verbal commands. Narration describes the non-verbal training methodology. Soldiers respond to the commands with various fixed bayonet attack positions.
U.S. Army pre-World War II bayonet instruction video on the high port position.
A detailed video describing the purpose and positioning of the high port bayonet position. Also contains footage of a soldier demonstrating the use of high port when attacking an enemy trench. Soldier charges at and jumps into the trench in high port position, before switching to guard position and spearing a decoy.
U.S. Army Air Force air strip bombings and aviation in the Pacific Theatre during World War II.
World War 2 aerial footage of multiple U.S. Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft flying with another squadron of unidentified aircraft in the distance. Closeup Aerial shot of another American Consolidated B-24 Liberator. A short clip of a coastline off in the distance with a single airstrip visible perpendicular to the coast line. Distant but clear footage of a single Lockheed P-38 Lightning airplane. Footage of the airstrip with smoke from numerous bomb impacts. Distant footage of two Lockheed P-38 Lightning airplanes. Excellent closeup footage of an American Lockheed P-38 Lightning with the pilot visible in flight. The numbers 370 can be seen on its nose. Two P-38s flying close to one another. Distant shots of the smoking airstrip. View of multiple bombs being dropped, possibly on the airstrip. Airstrip littered with craters from it's many bombings. Bomb impacts are seen in the ocean beyond the airsrip. Smoke rising from the runway and an additional shot of the two P-38s. Shaky shots of an aircraft smoking from it's engine (most likely a B-24 Liberator). It is seen in a nose dive before crashing into the water below.
U.S. Army pre-World War II bayonet instruction video on exercises to practice the long thrust attack and withdrawal.
Narrator describes different exercises that can be used to practice the long thrust bayonet attack and withdrawal. Two trainees practicing the long thrust and withdrawal while facing each other, passing each other and then turning around to repeat the exercise. A large group of soldiers practicing the attack on straw dummies hung from posts in a large field, first closeup and then from several paces away. The trainees attack and then move past the dummy to continue as they would in a real combat scenario. Shots of incorrect attacks are shown while the narrator discusses the mistakes of the trainees. Finally, a correct attack is shown from a side and front view while the narrator describes it.
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