GERMANS IN NORTH AFRICA, BOMB MALTA

Shows mourners following an English (British) horse-drawn Hearst with damaged building in BG. British men and women at work in war factories. Names of the defeats Britain endured in 1940 and 1941, Dunkirk, Greece, Hongkong, Singapore, and Burma. Britain goes on the offensive as bombers take to the air. Shows RAF Spitfires strafing enemy ships. RAF planes bombing the major cities of Germany. Infantry, artillery and tank battles in North Africa as the British take El Alamein, Matruh, Sidi Barrani, Tripoli, Mareth, taking thousands of Italian and German soldiers prisoners (POWs). Rommel and his Afrika Korps defeated in North Africa. Church bells ring out as a sign of victory. Several scenes of the German Ministry of propaganda at work trying to divide the Allies. Compares legislative processes in the U.S. and Britain, scenes depicting freedom of the press, religion, and speech. Shot List: R2:00:00:00;10 Shows mourners following an English (British) horse-drawn Hearse with damaged building in BG R2:00:00:56;03 British launches offensive strikes against Germany, waves of bombers take-off. RAF Spitfire, machine guns firing, strafes German ship R2:00:02:28;08 British tanks, artillery, and Infantry fight in North Africa R2:00:03:17;10 German and Italian soldiers surrender by the thousands in North Africa R2:00:03:34;08 British tank leads a long column of prisoners, POWs R2:00:03:52;02 British tanks approach camera at high speed R2:00:05:13;07 Two British air raid wardens in silhouette looking out to sea R2:00:05:17;08 CU, image of Hitler speaking R2:00:05:46;07 Shows a Nazi German radio announcer broadcasting propaganda R2:00:07:35;00 Image of British House of Parliament and Big Ben, nelson's column

Army Services, 1944; Shows the bombing of Pearl Harbor, America's entry into the War; Build up of War Materials, US landings in North Africa and the Solomon Islands in the Pacific. ""PEARL HARBOR US SOLDIERS MARCHING US FOOD SUPPLIES LOADING TRUCKS LOADING PLANES US COMMANDERS AT DESK PLANNING US RECRUITS PHYSICALS US RECRUITS AT BOOT CAMP BUILDING BARRACKS US BOOTCAMP US RECRUITS GETTING SUPPLIES US RECRUITS EATING BOOT CAMP US DECLARES WAR ROLLING UP SLEEVES US FACTORY LOADING SUPPLIES INTO HARBOR SHOOTING ARTILLERY NORTH AFRICA US HARBOR US SOLDIERS TRAINING AERIAL PLANE FLYING OVER SHIPS BRITISH SHIPS CONSTRUCTING ROADS US SOLDIERS BOARDING SHIPS TRAINING LANDING CRAFT US SOLDIERS BOARDING SHIPS US SOLDIERS PACIFIC US SOLDIERS ON SHIPS TRAINING EXERCISES NORTH AFRICA US TRUCKS ON ROAD LOADING SUPPLIES ONTO SHIP"". WWII in HD

Italian bombers in bombing raid over North Africa during World War II

Member of the African Resistance Movement John Harris plants a bomb at a whites-only platform at the Johannesburg train station. Although he phoned a warning, the bomb went off, killing one commuter and injuring others. Experts investigate on how the bombing was accomplished. Direct transfer from film, Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 1080p.

SQUADRONS OF BOMBERS FLY THROUGH HAIL OF FLAK AS THEY BOMB ROMMEL'S TROOPS IN AFRICA

Large U.S. munitions dump in North Africa during World War II. Bomb fin assembly area at a munitions dump in North Africa. Bomb fin assemblies of 250, 500, 1000, and 2000 lbs. Location: North Africa. Date: August 25, 1943.

LISA HOLLAND CS VO ON TERRORIST BOMBING OF CAPE TOWN PLANET HOLLYWOOD RESTAURANT

The clip shows an Augur Buzzard (buteo augur) being mobbed by Fork-tailed drongos (Dicrurus adsimilis) at the Moringa waterhole in Etosha National Park, Namibia. The Drongo is an agile, small, fearless and aggressive insectivorous bird that has a harsh crow-like cry.

The Big Picture: Artillery - King of Battle. An episode of the history of the development of U.S. Army field artillery made by the Army Pictorial Centre (US Army). Traces the use of artillery from the cannon used by Washington in 1775 to the big guns and battlefield missiles of the 1950's. Shows scenes during the American Revolutionary War between American colonial forces and the British, use of artillery during the American Civil War, First World War, Second World War, Pearl Harbour bombing, weapons to stop Japanese Banzai charge, the surrender of German Troops in Tunisia, Africa, the WWII Italian Campaign, and the Korean War.

British Win in Libya (Highlight of 1941)

United States B-17 bombers in flight escorted by P-40 fighter planes. A flight gunner in plane. Bombs released over North Africa during World War II. Bombs impact and a plane descend as its engine burns. Location: North Africa. Date: 1943.

In East London, South Africa, workers inspect the remains of a bomb explosion while police block off the street at the Wimpys hamburger restaurant. Although the South African government blamed the African National Congress, the ANC issued a statement to followers asking them not to target civilian establishments. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

NAT SOT JUJU CHANG CS ON INVESTIGATION INTO US EMBASSY BOMBINGS IN KENYA AND TANZANIA

French nuclear test Gerboise Rouge, footage of preparations, detonation, and observations and investigations. The Gerboise Rouge ('Red Gerbil') nuclear weapons test was conducted by France, and took place on 27 December 1960, near Reggane, in the Algerian Sahara. It was the third of the four nuclear tests carried out by France (the Reggane series) in 1960 and 1961. This atomic bomb, mounted on a tower before detonation, had a yield of three kilotons.

World War II, North African Campaign: British bombing raid

Fight For Egypt. 1940's newsreel documenting the battle between Allied and Axis forces in Tobruk, Libya near Egypt.. 1940s, newsreel, Tobruk, Libya, Egypt, World War II, Allies, Allied forces, Axis, invasion of North Africa, British artillery defends Tobruk, British soldiers firing artillery, Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces planes taking off from desert and in flight, flying tigers aircraft, pilot, bombs being dropped from airplane, Nazi general surrenders, white flag next to artillery, soldiers marching, warships escort convoys through Mediterranean, battleships firing guns, Axis bomber hit by Allied ship and crashing into water, General Claude Auchinleck takes command, Allies and Axis forces bombing the desert, tanks

MONTAGE OF FIGHTING IN NAZI OCCUPIED NORTH AFRICA. NIGHT FIGHTING. BOMBS. WWII FOOTAGE

Smoke and lava erupting from Nyamuragira, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Nyamuragira is a shield volcano in the Virunga mountains. It is one of Africa's most active volcanoes. Filmed in 2011.

01:26 Excerpt from ""Duck and Cover,"" an educational film advising how to react to an atomic bomb blast. 03:41 ""Back to Normal"" by Jonathan Letchinger. Shot in San Francisco about a week after the devastating earthquake that occurred on October 17, 1989, this video chronicles San Francisco's reactions to the quake. Some are angry, others still in shock. 11:55 ""Alternatives Festival."" A short interview with Mark Johnson, founder of Alternatives Festival, a gathering of punk rock musicians in Washington D.C. that formed to help young people work for change in society. 14:22 ""We Have The Force"" by Youth Force '88 and Branda Miller. A short documentary about an inner city youth group that organized an effort called ""Take Back the Park."" Their efforts included demonstrations to evict drug dealers and drug addicts from a park in New York City. 18:40 ""Henry Moore Sculpture."" A teacher talks to teenagers about the first self-sustained nuclear chain reaction while standing at the site where it occurred on the University of Chicago's campus. ""As we know, the course of mankind - of the world - has been changed as a result of what took place at this spot on December 2nd, 1942."" 19:15 ""Disarmament Survey"" by Skip Blumberg. A boy in New York discusses his fear of world nuclear proliferation. 20:20 ""South Africa and the Bomb"" by Globalvision and South Africa Now. A short segment in which American scientists and analysts discuss the threat posed by South Africa's clandestine nuclear weapons program. Includes 1977 footage of South Africa's former prime minister Johannes Vorster threatening the world to stop meddling in its nuclear plans: ""If these things continue and don't stop, the time will arrive when South Africa will have no option - small as it is - [but] to say to the world. 'So far and no further. Do your damnedest if you so wish!'"" A South African scientist warns, ""The free world hasn't got any way of assessing what South Africa is doing in the nuclear arena."" 24:10 Dr. Helen Caldicott discusses toxicity and carcinogenic nature of plutonium in this 1970's video. Access only 26:07 More from ""Duck and Cover."" 36:02 Excerpt from ""Ambassadors of Cabrini"" by Lilly Ollinger. Documentary about the Jesse White Tumblers, a gymnastic group made up predominantly of kids from the Chicago Housing Authority 's Cabrini Green. In this clip, we watch the Tumblers perform in the hallways of Cabrini and hear them talk about disadvantages they have suffered growing up in the projects. ""We can do the stuff that [the white kids] do. They can do it a little bit better because they have more money."" 37:19 A segment about the ""I Have a Dream"" Program in Chicago's Cabrini Green housing project. This program offers college scholarships, job training, and placement to inner city children in Chicago. 40:37 Sociology professor Bill Sampson discusses the failures of Cabrini Green and public housing in general. 45:08 ""Hudson River"" by Educational Video Center. Residents discuss the waste polluting New York's Hudson River. 51:13 Excerpt from ""Adland."" George Lois, chairman, Lois, Holland, Callaway, New York, explains the power that comes from commercial production - ""Poom! It's like poison gas..Poom! That's sensational. Oh yeah, that's great."" 52:38 More from ""Duck and Cover."

[DeGaulle & Eisenhower in North Africa; Unloading ships; Bombing]