Ground targets after being strafed by U.S. aircraft in Germany during World War II. Smoke rises from targets.
U.S. airmen working on B-26 Marauder aircraft's main gear in Germany. Airmen inspecting B-26 aircraft's main gear, aircraft wheel and tire, then inflating tire. Top turret of B-26 rotates. B-26 in flight.
Large formations of U.S. aircraft in flight over Germany, after VE day in World War II. Many different kinds of aircraft are seen. A brief glimpse of airfield control tower is seen. Many varied cloud formations form backdrop to the aircraft.
A supply vehicle on a highway in the European Theater is attacked by a U.S. aircraft of VIII Fighter Command piloted by Lieutenant Colonel D.C. Schilling of 62nd Squadron. The supply vehicles being strafed on a highway on 10th August, 1944. Smoke rise from the targets.
Ground targets in the European Theater are attacked by a U.S. aircraft of VIII Fighter Command piloted by Lieutenant Colonel D.C. Schilling of 62nd Squadron. A village, vehicles on a highway and trains are strafed on 12th August, 1944. Smoke rises from the targets.
Ground targets in the European Theater are attacked by a U.S. aircraft of VIII Fighter Command piloted by Lieutenant Colonel D.C. Schilling of 62nd Squadron. The aircraft strafes a railroad center and a highway on 12th August, 1944. Smoke rises from the targets.
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