United States engineers in Valognes, France during World War II. Damaged buildings and houses. A wrecked railroad station. Engineers working and clearing the area. Vehicles moving past on a street. The area being cleared with the help of cranes.
United States engineers in Valognes, France during World War II. Various sign boards on a street indicating the area as Valognes. A sign board in the street, a sign on a pole and a sign on a stone marker read: 'Valognes'. Vehicles moving past in the street. Damaged houses and buildings. A wrecked railroad station. Soldiers working and clearing out rubble
United States engineers in Valognes, France during World War II. Rubble in an area. Damaged houses and buildings. The engineers working and clearing out the rubble. Trucks parked in a flooded street. Men clearing the rubble.
A United States Air Force C-47D Skytrain aircraft parked at Brookley Air Force Base in Alabama, United States. Other airplanes parked in the background. A pilot in the cockpit of the airplane. Cars parked in front of a building in the background.
A World War II training film depicts functions of army tanks in the United States (M3 Stuart light tanks and M3 Lee Medium tanks). A M3 Stuart Light tank parked on a street. Men standing nearby and working on the tank. The gasoline engine is checked and turned over by hands. A man working. He checks the fuel tank. The oil filler pipe in the engine is examined. Interior of the tank. A man seated inside. He checks other parts of the tank and puts off a battery switch. He checks the transmission oil gauge. The steering levers, the clutch paddle and the accelerator paddle is checked and operated properly. The driver pushes the clutch and starts the engine. The transmission oil is checked. The tank is moved forward slowly. A man standing near the tank.
Four P-47s of the 506th Fighter Squadron, 404th Fighter Group, operating from rough field at advanced landing strip Y-54, Keltz, Germany, near end of World War 2, in Europe. United States Army Air Forces P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft taking off on the dirt airstrip raising much dust. They are equipped with 150 gallon drop tanks. The P-47s flying in formation overhead.
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