U.S. Troops piled on tank of Third Armored Division, in Lenglern, 4km from Bovenden, within Göttingen district of Germany, near the end of World War 2, in Europe. They watch explosion in distance from shelling by U.S. tanks. M4 Medium tanks parked in an open field while infantrymen run between them. A light tank company (M5A1s) and infantry enter a town with demolished buildings. Rubble, debris and ruins of destroyed houses Homes and factories. The most notable remaining features are smoke stacks still standing in various places.
Tanks and vehicles of the 11th Armored Division of the United States Army with infantry advance into a city of Germany, during World War II. German civilians evacuate buildings of the town under raid by Allied forces. German men, women, and children refugees with their belongings walk on roads. Mothers with their children pass by the parked tanks. A man watches tanks closely while walking.
A convoy of Allied A-26 warplanes of the United States Army Air Force flies over the Swiss Alps Mountains during World War II. Planes fly over a smoke cloud evolved from a bomb explosion on a German City. Other A-26 bombers of the convoy. Agricultural farms and roads on the ground below as seen from the flying planes.
Convoy of Allied A-26 warplanes of the United States Army Air Force in flight over the Alps in Germany, during World War II. Planes fly in formation as seen from the ground. Scattered clouds in sky. Convoy of planes in flight. Symbol of the United States Army Air Force on one of the planes. Engines and belly of the plane seen from a plane flying below it.
Convoy of Allied A-26 warplanes of the United States Army Air Force in flight over the Alps in Germany, during World War II. Views: Engine and belly of a plane as seen from a plane in flight below it, planes fly in formation as seen from one of the plane, the convoy of planes, Fleet of airplanes in flight.
Fleet of Allied A-26 warplanes of United States Army Air Force in flight over the Alps in Germany, during World War II. Large group of planes fly in formation in two groups. Fleet of planes flying upwards in sky, as seen from plane flying at lower altitude.
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