German officials surrender at the end of World War II. American and Russian troops meet near the river Elbe in Torgau Germany. United States General Reinhardt meets Soviet Army General Rusakov. Representatives of the German Army, wearing civilian clothing, sign a surrender document at Allied Mediterranean Headquarters in Italy, yielding Italy and Austria. W.D. Morgan signs for the Allies, on behalf of Supreme Mediterranean Commander Alexander. Massive American Flag raised to cover the giant swastika symbol at outdoor stadium in Nuremberg. Then in a later shot, explosion is seen as the Nazi Swastika symbol is destroyed (blown-up) by American troops at the Zeppelinfeld stadium in Nuremberg, Germany.
The film 'Aerial Submarine Patrol' shows aerial submarine patrolling in the Pacific Theater during World War II. A convoy of ships underway at sea. United States Navy Martin PBM Mariner aircraft fly over water. A half sunken freighter down at the stern. Pilots seated in a cockpit. A formation of PBM Mariner aircraft drop depth bombs or depth charges into the water to combat enemy submarines. Pilots and navigators mapping out a route. A dolly loaded with bombs moves towards PBM Mariner aircraft parked at an airfield Crew get in the aircraft.
Aerial anti-submarine patrolling in the Pacific Theater during World War II. A fleet of United States Navy Martin PBM Mariner aircraft seen flying over water. Aerial views as seen from the PBM Mariner. The aircraft drop depth bombs into the sea to combat Japanese submarines. A convoy of ships underway at sea.
U.S. Navy aircraft patrolling for submarines in the Pacific Theater during World War 2. United States Navy PBM Mariner aircraft taking off from water, and seen in flight. A convoy of ships underway at sea. Pilots seated in a cockpit. View of interior of cockpit of Martin PBM Mariner. A half sunken freighter down at the stern. A Martin PBM Mariner aircraft slowing to a stop in water after a bombing run.
American entertainers of the USO in Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands during World War II. Singer Frances Langford and an airman stand on the wing of a United States Army Air Force P-38 Lightning aircraft. They sit down on the wing. The airman helps Langford to get off the aircraft. Dancer Patty Thomas walks away from an aircraft followed by U.S. servicemen. The soldiers and sailors around Langford and Thomas. Langford signs short snorter dollar bills. The P-38 Lightning aircraft in the background. Bob Hope, Langford, Patty Thomas, Jerry Colonna and Tony Romano come out of a mess hall.
Launching of United States Navy destroyers in Kearny, New Jersey. A man hands over a bottle of champagne to the widow of Thomas Alva Edison who breaks it against the bow of USS Edison. The ship takes to water. Crew members on the deck of the ship. A woman breaks a bottle of champagne against the bow of USS Ericsson as the ship is launched.
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