United States B-17 aircraft fly in formations emitting vapor trail. United States 8th Air Force Division drops bombs from B-17 over Krefeld Germany. Bombs impact targets and smoke rises.
United States B-17 aircraft drop bombs to destroy railroad marshalling yards in Ehrang,Germany on December 24, 1944. Bombs impact causing a pillar of smoke to rise up from oil storage center. B-17 bombers unload bombs over marshaling yards in Bingen on December 30, 1944. Large area is covered with flickering light of bomb strikes seen from gun camera.
United States B-17 aircraft drop bombs to destroy key Nazi buildings in Berlin, Germany during World War 2. Bombs impact causing a pillar of smoke to rise up from the target area as seen in gun camera footage.
Numerous clips of German gun camera footage from Focke Wulf FW-190 fighters attacking formations of United States Army Air Forces Boeing B-17 bombers, of the 8th Air Force, engaged in high altitude daylight bombing missions.
United States Sikorsky H-6 helicopter carrying wounded soldiers lands in Luzon,Philippines, after World War II. Five men look at the wounded soldier as he is released from a litter pod. A man lying on stretcher in Stinson L-5B smokes a cigarette. A wounded soldier inside an L-5B air craft as Philippine children stand near the plane. L-5B takes off and is refueled later. Natives and military men stand near an H-6. An H-6 lands carrying a wounded soldier. Soldier is taken out of H-6.
Triplex glass plates are placed in plaster of paris in a factory in United States. Processes of production and conveyor belt system for the production steps are shown. Shows plates polished with sand, rouge and other materials, and cleaned with acid. They are cut to size.
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