German Panzer division entering a Belgian town in the Ardennes during the Battle of the Bulge (World War 2). A map showing cities (written in German) in the Netherlands, Belgium, North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany, and the French Grand Est region. A Panzer infantry division enters a Belgian town. German troops stand on top of Panzer tanks parked near houses. Panzer IV tank on a town street as Belgian civilians standing and with bicycles watch the Panzer division enter their town. Low camera angle view looking upward toward an approaching Panzer V ("Panther") tank on a narrow road. German field marshal Walter Model observes German soldier carrying gasoline container. Three German soldiers with Panzerfaust weapons catching their breath during the cold winter. Field marshal Model talks with an officer and a young soldier (wearing a Stahlhelm painted in white for winter camouflage). Close-up view of a Panzer V tank (Panther) moving, with a German soldier wearing headphones standing up through a hatch on top of the moving tank. Panzer tanks moving through the Ardennes region. 7th Army Wehrmacht soldiers wearing winter coats and machine gun belts moving through muddy roads on foot. The first soldier in the line carries a Panzerfaust also. A soldier carries a spade. An abandoned artillery gun. A dead U.S. soldier lies down beside a Browning M1919 machine gun and machine gun belts. A Panzer V tank turning away in the near distance. Smoke beside a destroyed M4 Sherman tank. Destroyed artillery guns in a Belgian town. Destroyed U.S. Army vehicles in front of damaged houses and trees. Dead American soldiers lying beside destroyed vehicles. A German soldier wearing a camouflaged helmet. A Panzer V "Panther" tank rolling on the street.
African American U.S. Army soldiers on board a ship heading for Europe during World War 2. Black United States soldiers speak to two French merchant sailors on deck of ship. Two black soldiers together. Young black soldier smiles as he listens to French sailor. The French sailor and African American soldier laugh together. A young black soldier reads a U.S. Army-issued French language book. A black soldier manning a crow’s nest alongside anti-aircraft gun.
U.S. Admiral Ingolf Norman Kiland (Commander of amphibious operations) and Major General Andrew D. Bruce on a ship off the Kerama Retto (near Okinawa Island) in Japan during World War 2. Admiral Kiland and General Bruce talking to each other. General Bruce and Admiral Kiland use binoculars to inspect the Kerama Islands. Closer view of Admiral Kiland. An officer speaks to General Bruce and Admiral Kiland.
U.S. 1st Brigade, 7th Cavalry soldiers speaks to Vietnamese local in a village during Operation Wallowa (Vietnam War). Vietnamese man dressed in white talks to U.S. soldiers. Vietnamese man enters a grass hut. Vietnamese man talking. United States soldiers listen to man. Some soldiers sitting. Behind sitting soldiers is a rice field. United States soldiers walking through rice paddy.
United States Army Eighth Air Force, Second Air Division B-24 Liberator bombers bomb oil refineries in Ploesti, Romania, during World War 2. A map depicting a flight path from North Africa to Ploesti and Germany. B-24 Liberator aircraft drop bombs over Ploesti. A group of B-24 Liberator bombers in flight. Aerial view of Ploesti. Machine gun aimed at Ploesti. Aerial view of an oil refinery on fire. A group of B-24 Liberator bombers flying low over Romania. An oil refinery on fire in Ploesti. Clouds of thick smoke covers the bombed oil refinery. Oil refinery tanks on fire. Firemen use hoses to put out fire in oil refinery. German and Romanian men rush to burning oil refinery. German soldier uses firehose to put out flames. B-24 Liberator bombers returning to North Africa. People watch a B-24 Liberator bomber land on airfield. B-24 Liberator bomber taxiing after landing. United States Army men gather in airfield. Colonel Leon W. Johnson of the 44th Bombardment Group being awarded the Medal of Honor for leading the attack on the Ploesti oil fields.
Men associated with the Ku Klux Klan marching in Mobile, Alabama. Men holding the Confederate and United States flags and a banner that reads “United Klans of America”. Demonstrators turn right. Men and women demonstrators marching with placards. A woman on the background says “uh-oh”. A large crowd of chanting African Americans gathered beside a park. Police sirens are heard. African American men, women and children begin to block white marchers on the street. A black man chanting was pushed by a portly white man. White marchers bottleneck on the street. Police in motorcycle arrive on the street. African American men and women chant around white marchers. A man uses a video camera. A fight breaks out between two white men and a group of black men. Policeman intervenes. Some men form a human barricade as a policeman chase young black men. Police cars arrive on the scene. Policemen watch group of African Americans as white protesters resume with marching. A white man uses a camera to take photographs. A black couple watch the marching protesters. A blond man with a video camera. African American men and women sitting under a tree. Young black men sitting on the grass. Two black women wearing sunglasses sit on a bench. A black couple sitting together on a bench. Black men standing under a tree. Two young white men leaning on railing fence. A white man smoking. A man reads a newspaper under a tree.
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