Infantrymen of the 92nd Division of the United States Army parade through the streets of Genoa in Italy during World War II. Film shot from between two columns of the marching troops, followed by views of their marching feet. They are followed by a large contingent of armed Italian Partisans. Civilian spectators watch the marchers, from sides of road and from cars.
United States soldiers and Italian civilians fight fire at headquarters of the 1st Battalion, 349th Regiment in Florence Italy, at the end of World War II. Soldiers look at the building set fire by a time bomb explosion. Various parts of building burning. Soldiers spray water on burning portions of building.
Troops of German soldiers in their own vehicles passing through streets, near Moosburg in Germany. Convoy of jeeps, trucks and camouflaged vehicles on the streets. United States soldiers run across intersection and cautiously round corner as they enter town of Moosburg. Other soldiers keep a close look on nearby houses.
Piles of coal used to fire the furnaces of the Jones and Laughlin Steel Company Plant, alongside the Ohio River in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, United States.
High elevated view of Jones and Laughlin Steel Company plant and houses and town along Ohio River in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, United States. Houses and buildings on other side of river also visible in distance.
A line of ailroad cars deliver coal to the Jones & Laughlin Steel Plant in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania United States. They enter a device that grasps each car and rotates it completely, to empty it. A worker controls the coal car dumping machine from a control room. Empty coal cars come out of the yard.
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