Behind opening slate, is a closeup of Barrage Balloon with cables attached. Next, a formation of German Ju-87, Stuka dive bombers peels off and begins diving attack against Allied target in Europe during World War 2. Closeup of bombs dropping. A formation of German Heinkel He-111 bombers in flight. A German Dornier Do-215 long range bomber in flight (notable features: twin tail and tail wheel). A German Messerschmitt Bf-109 rolling over to attack a ground target. Low flying German warplanes attacking bases and supply depots. German planes strafing an Allied air base. A fire raging from bombing somewhere in England. Scene shifts to a formation of American barrage balloons creating a maze of wire cables to prevent low flying enemy aircraft from striking important ground targets.
A committee of Army and Air Forces officers in Europe meet in Karlsruhe, Germany (Gerszewski Barracks, Knielingen) for the purpose of counting and disposing all old and worn out Military Payment Certificates (MPC). Several shots of officers keeping money boxes on a trolley. The boxes with money are loaded in a truck. The officers keep a watch. Trucks carrying money drive on a road. The money is convoyed under guard to the I.G. Farben Building where it is burnt. The boxes are piled up. The money is burnt. Officers pick up MPCs and put them into the fire. The whole committee witnesses the burning of the scrip money. The officers collect money and put it into the fire.
A film report depicts the role of a navy chaplain in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Chaplains treating the injured marines. A chaplain holds a glucose bottle in his hand. He helps the wounded. A close up of the chaplain. An injured soldier. The chaplains treat wounded, emotional and anguished soldiers near the battlefield. A field hospital. The men carry a wounded on a stretcher. The wounded in a hospital. The chaplain, corpsman, doctors and surgeons treat the wounded. The chaplain approaches a wounded soldier in the hospital. He speaks to the wounded.
A film report depicts the role of a navy chaplain in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Guns on a filed. Marines stand near the guns. A chaplain conducts church services. The marines enter a chapel. The marines shake hands with a chaplain. They enter the chapel. The marines eat food. A chaplain speaks into a microphone. The chaplains stand in formation in the background. A chaplain is awarded with a medal. A close up of the chaplain. The chaplains stand in formation. Another chaplain awarded with medal. The medal pined up on his uniform. A close up of the chaplain. A chaplain conducts church services. The chaplains and marines attend the church services. Another chaplain conducts service. Marines seated read from a book.
314th Infantry Regiment of the 79th Infantry Division of the United States Army entering Haguenau, France during World War 2. An M4A3(75) medium tank moves cautiously along street, keeping close to structures at side of road. Another medium tank is ahead in the background. The lead tank fires its gun. An M4A3(76) positioned in front of a house. Several infantrymen seen moving into position; one with an M1917 .30cal machine gun. A left side close up of an M4A1(75) tank moving slowly in the village. (Of note is the age of this particular tank, given the original running gear which was realized on the first version of this tank to see service in WWII.)
Two M4 Sherman tanks move slowly along a street in Haguenau, France, accompanying infantrymen of the 314th Regiment, 79th Division, as they advance through the town, attempting to clear out any German defenders, in World War 2. View of two large buildings, possibly a church and school. The town appears deserted. Trees line the street. Smoke rises from firing or explosion on outskirts of town. Three wounded soldiers are seen on the ground near a damaged building. One is lying down with his head resting on his helmet. another is lying down, and the third is seated upright with a blanket wrapped around him. At another side of the building, a soldier is on the ground, with a leg wound. He raises himself slightly to adjust a bandage or tourniquet on his leg. Glimpse of American soldiers running along a path in the town.
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