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.

HUNTERS IN THE SKY: GERMAN AND AMERICAN FOOTAGE

ORIG. NEG. 200 FT. SIL VARIOUS SHOTS OF EVACUEES WITH THEIR BELONGINGS GETTING ONTO SHIP AT PIER. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - AFRICA, CONGO. WAR - AFRICA, CONTO. WAR - REFUGEES, AFRICA.

A film made by Leon Levson of Imperial Airways flying boat flights from Durban to Alexandria, on Short 'C' Class flying boats carrying the names Circe and Coriolanus. The Short Empire was a medium range four engined monoplane flying boat, designed and developed by Short Brothers during the 1930s to meet the requirements of the growing commercial airline sector, with particular emphasis on its usefulness for core routes that served the UK. It was developed and manufactured in parallel with the Short Sunderland maritime patrol bomber, which went on to serve in the Second World War. Great attention in the film is paid to the landing and taking off procedures. There are interior shots of the aircraft's passenger salon, showing its passengers eating and relaxing during the flight. The footage is of 2 separate flights; the first starts at Durban and goes north while the second starts at Alexandria and goes south down the Nile valley to East Africa. Creator: Leon Levson

Titles read: "FIRST GERMAN PRISONERS ARRIVE IN SOUTH AFRICA". <br/> <br/>South Africa. <br/> <br/>Various good shots show German prisoners of war, from the Nazi Afrika Korps disembarking from a ship in a port and boarding trains that will take them to internment camps for the duration of the war. <br/> <br/>Among the prisoners is Major-General Arthur Schmidt who surrendered at Bardia and General Von Ravenstein.

U.S. and British troops arrive by ship and tank as part of Operation Torch, the campaign to liberate French North Africa from German occupation. An American unit wades ashore carrying the U.S. flag.

Axis prisoners in North Africa during World War II. German and Italian prisoners walk across the desert in Africa. Two Italian soldiers pose. Location: North Africa. Date: 1943.

MEDIUM ANGLE OF AFRICAN ARMY SOLDIERS STAND IN HORIZONTAL LINE. MEN WEAR CAMOUFLAGE AND CARRY RIFLES.

British Royal Air Force plane breaks non-stop flight record

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

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

HIPPIES, VIETNAM WAR, VIETNAM WAR PROTESTS, THE BEATLES, JOHN GLENN PARADES (1960S, 1990S), KKK, CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, THE HOLOCAUST, APARTHIED, SOUTH AFRICA, THE GULF WAR

Sequence on US supply dump in North Africa.

CU MAP OF EUROPE & AFRICA. POINTER SHOWS WAR ZONES IN NORTH AFRICA

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Color film, Army Air Force B-17 missions over Germany, and Africa

Africa- Somalia - United States Marines - group of Somali people watch helicopters - U.S. Military - Mogadishu - hunger - poverty - War

League of Nations At Odds With Italy Over Ethiopia War

The Masai, or Maasai, are a semi-nomadic ethnic group in Kenya and Tanzania, known for their rich culture and traditions. Renowned for their colorful shúkà (clothing) and intricate beadwork, they primarily rely on cattle for sustenance. The Masai have a deep connection to nature and practice a communal lifestyle. Despite modernization, they strive to preserve their heritage, balancing traditional customs with contemporary challenges in a rapidly changing world

In Toronto, a police officer on a motorcycle watches over a pro-Africa protest held outside a U.S. embassy. Protesters dressed in dashikis and traditional African clothing walk past the embassy carrying signs supporting Mozambique's independence from Portugal and protesting racism, oppression of African nations, and the Vietnam War.