Gate house in Los Alamos, New Mexico, USA, which replicates the one Manhattan Project workers, including J. Robert Oppenheimer, known as the father of the atomic bomb, passed by in the 1940s. The Manhattan Project was a multi-billion dollar American-led undertaking that produced the world's first nuclear weapons that helped end World War II.

A naval warship slips out of dry dock and into the water.

Footage from the Victory Parade in London on November 11, 1918, celebrating the end of WW1.

musical feature about WW II with Ronald Reagan - Joe Louis - George Murphy - Una Merkel - Rosemary DeCamp - military themed stage show - soldiers do exercises - humor - soldiers do acrobatics - juggler - man juggles with fruit takes bite out of apple while juggling - WW2 - World War 2 - stage - troop morale

FURY IN THE PACIFIC

Interview Re: Count Felix Von Luckner & WW1

Imagery of anti-tank gun WW2.

Wurtambourgeois at Varsovie. <br/> <br/>MS's German soldiers marching in field.

WW 11 PLANES

Archive UK WW2 Gladden

General Eisenhower arrives at meeting place; probably during WW II, 1940s

MOS NEAR WW II MEMORIAL REP. STEVEN PALAZZO:

TODAY MARKS A MONUMENTAL EVENT IN U.S. MILITARY HISTORY. 50 YEARS AGO, HITLER LAUNCHES HIS LAST MAJOR OFFENSIVE OF WORLD WAR II. KNOWN TO AMERICAN'S AS THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE. TODAY, ST. LOUIS HOSTED A NATIONAL TRIBUTE TO THE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN WHO SERVED IN THE BRUTAL FIGHT. THEY CAME FROM ALL 50 STATES... MORE THAN 2000 VETERANS OF WW 2 AND SURVIVORS OF THE BLOODIEST BATTLE IN U.S. ARMY HISTORY... TOGETHER WITH ALLIED SOLDIERS OF EUROPE... THEY CELEBRATE THE ANNIVERSARY. THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE LASTED A GRUELING 46 DAYS, IN A FRIGID WINTER, 77 THOUSAND AMERICAN LIVES WERE LOST. BUT HITLER WOULD LOSE 120 THOUSAND SOLDIERS, AND ULTIMATELY, THE WAR.

French WW1 soldiers on leave. Army show.

Italy Fetes Entry Into WW

ONLY B-24 PLANE STILL FLYING THE ALL AMERICAN FLIES FROM AUSTIN TO SAN ANTONIO.

The remains of Jumbo at the Trinity Test Site in New Mexico, USA. This massive steel container was designed to contain the plutonium in the event of failure during the world's first atomic test in 1945. Originally weighing in at over 200 tons with walls 35 centimeters thick and enclosed by two end caps, Jumbo was never used for its intended purpose. The damage to the 7-meter long container and missing end caps evident here were caused by conventional explosive testing in 1946 which was unrelated to the nuclear program.

Landing crafts and ships on ocean during WW II

Guam Guam during WW II Clip #: MF-6B Length: 1:27 Year: 1944 Color: B/W Decade: 1940s Region: South Pacific Country: Guam Subject: Native Life Original: 35mm Keywords: palm trees, unloading boat, cattle, doctor examining girl, school, soldiers, Guam militia

Interview Re: Desmond Doss & WW II

Soldiers return to Blighty. <br/> <br/>L/Ss of ship anchored.