US Army Air Force and British Royal Air Force bombers attacking German cities and German production centers in France during World War 2. Allied bomber aircraft take off for mission on German strategic positions. B-17 bombers and P-38 Lightning aircraft taking off and aerial views of them flying in formation. Gunner in plane firing at German Luftwaffe fighter aircraft attacking the formation. A B-17 bomber explodes in air during combat. Bombers drop bombs on oil refineries, munition factories and strategic positions. Ground view of Allied Infantry soldiers marching in Europe. Allied paratroopers dropped from planes. Many views of paratroopers jumping and landing. Mustangs fighter planes flown by Poles with their insignia, bombers with Free French symbol flown by French pilots, and B-25 Mitchell and B-26 Marauder bomber aircraft in action during World War 2. Avro Lancaster bomber aircraft also seen. Gun camera footage from low level bombing flights against enemy German positions in World War 2. Dogfights with German fighter airplanes and Allied guided bombs dropped on munition factories, military and air bases of Germany. Location: Europe. Date: 1944.

03/16/1968 - 03/17/1968 (120Th Aviation Company, 210Th Combat Aviation Battalion, 1St Aviation Brigade), Tan Son Nhut Air Base, South Vietnam ; Combat Operations (2D Bn, 35Th Inf, 3D Bde, 4Th Inf Div), Antennae Valley, Lz Ryer, South Vietnam Footage inside helicopter, Machine gunner firing at enemy positions from helicopter. Soldiers on ground patrol village, question, and treat wounded villagers. Continue patrol through jungle, find dead body

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Pathe have rights to clips in Time to Remember programmes but not to commentary or whole programme as screened. <br/><br/>Reel 4. <br/><br/>01:17:30 High angle shot of motorcade travelling through crowded streets. One of the cars contains newly elected American President Woodrow Wilson. Large crowds mill around. Wilson makes speech to crowd.<br/><br/>01:17:49 Scenes of battle (Voice over suggests they are Verdun). Artillery fired. Explosions on the horizon. Lots of guns being fired. Troops running forwards through torn landscape. Broken trees and ripped up land. Groups of German prisoners of war marched along. <br/><br/>01:19:05 German prisoners of war marched down street in England. In the back ground is a recruiting office. <br/><br/>01:19:29 Man addressing rally. Crowd raise their hats. Large group surround church being used for pacifist meeting. They smash a window and being climbing in. Stones are thrown and more men go in through the door. Flags are thrown out and their are general scenes of outrage. <br/><br/>01:20:09 C/U barbed wire, sandbags and trench. Machine gun being fired.<br/><br/>01:20:20 Men on horses. They are not wearing full uniform, some in fact are just wearing their underwear. C/U man with large moustache holding the head of his horse. <br/><br/>01:20:37 Early version of tank moves over landscape. It is called the 'Army Horse". It is towing a carriage, and is operated by reins, just like a mechanical horse. Tank rolling over rise towards camera. Tank coming over hill and crushing tree. Tank driving over car and crushing it. A man on top of the tank holds a small dog. Men look over remains of the car. <br/><br/>01:21:29 Men rush over bank and use their bayonets to spear sandbags. They are obviously training. Soldiers running over training ground attacking sandbags. <br/><br/>01:21:44 Man walks along street with long pole he knocks on the upstairs windows of the houses. He is a 'Knocker Up' whose job it is to wake people up for work in the morning. Women walk into factory. Young woman holding baby talks with nurse. Women making small artillery shells in factory. Pallet of shells on trolley.<br/><br/>01:22:17 Artillery firing. Troops moving though the trenches. (Voice over suggests this is the Somme) Troops in trenches fix bayonets. Artillery firing. Troops in trenches. <br/><br/>01:22:42 Lord Herbert Horatio Kitchener inspecting troops. He inspects Algerian troops. He inspects French riflemen. View out across sea (to illustrate Kitchener's death on ship). <br/><br/>01:22:59 Shot of two German machine gunners. British troops marching forward into fire. Several fall. The German machine gunner firing. British troops marching forwards. Large explosion. More machine gunning. Tank moves forwards and knocks down tree. Infantry walking behind tank. Tank moving along the horizon. Tanks moving across battlefield. Troops moving along captured trench. Hand to hand combat in trenches. German troops put up hands. <br/><br/>01:23:44 Injured soldiers moved on stretchers on wheels. Injured soldier walks with the aid of a medic. Behind him is a large medical camp. Ambulances drive out of Charing Cross station in London. <br/><br/>01:24:00 Men speaking to large rally. Crowd of men raise their hands in support. <br/><br/>01:24:22 King George V walks out of doorway with David Lloyd George. They are with a group of men. It appears to be the cabinet. Winston Churchill is visible just behind the Prime Minister. Pan across Cabinet and King. Churchill clearly visible in the line up. Stanley Baldwin is also there. <br/><br/>01:24:47 Troops at work in damaged town. They seem to be repairing damaged bridge. The troops may be from a Scottish or Irish regiment. Troops marching across battlefield.<br/><br/>01:25:05 Skit from Film (ABPC) - Soldier in trench receives food parcel. He hands out things to his comrades. German troops shot his bottle of port wine so he retaliates by throwing some gorgonzola cheese into their trench. The enemy trench explodes with the powerful smell of the cheese.<br/><br/>01:26:26 End Titles & Credits: Singing over the credits about not wanting to go to war.<br/>Time to Remember - Written and Produced by Peter Bayliss, Associate Producer Lionel Hoare, Film research from the Associated British Pathe Library Harry Wynder Charles Chart, Recorded by George Newberry, Executive Producer Terry Ashwood.<br/><br/>End of Reel 4 - N.B. These reel numbers relate to NEG reels - Pathe's prints have been combined into 2 reels.<br/><br/>Note: World War One battle sequences may contain faked footage.

THIS IS HISTORIC BLACK AND WHITE FOOTAGE “THE AIR FORCE STORY” CHAPTER XXII-VICTORY IN EUROPE. NARRATION ON THE FILM IS NOT LICENSABLE

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SHOTLIST : RUSHES TAPE: FOOTAGE SHOWING EGYPTIAN ARMY HAND TO HAND COMBAT DISPLAY IN THE DESERT. KEYWORDS : GULF WAR IRAQ IRAQI MILITARY MIDDLE EAST KUWAIT SAUDI ARABIA ARMED FORCES ALLIES EGYPT EGYPTIAN ARMY XINDEX : Military, War DURATION = 2'30" SOURCE = B132 TAPE = 538 TIMECODE_IN = 02:17:15:00

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - WWII color footage - England - Midlands B-17 bomber airbase in spring 1943 - field activity - crew on airplane - non-combat air-to-air flight footage during a German raid - aerials farmland

00:40:55:09 [NO KNOWN RESTRICTIONS - DEFENSE DEPT FOOTAGE CONSIDERED PUBLIC DOMAIN]-- [B&amp;W historical file]--1909 Wright Brothers demo a military version of their aircraft which had flown 4 yrs before :15// cruiser Pennsylvania, outfitted with gear of sandbags &amp; cables becomes 1st sea-going landing platform :08// 1914 seaplane pilots fly through air &amp; land on water :09// VS Liberty Engine, used in combat aircraft in WWI :21// VS Lafayette Escadrille, American pilots flying planes made in Europe, drop bombs on ground during WWI :09// VS plane, the Question Mark, is kept aloft for 150 hrs through mid-air refueling :09// in 1924 four Douglas World Cruisers fly across US from Seattle to Boston where they land :15// VS 1st aircraft carrier, the USS Langley :07// VS early version of helicopter :06// VS early blimps :13// VS air bombers take off &amp; fly through sky (B-11 plane) :07// VS bi-planes :12// VS bombing of Pearl Harbor (Dec 7, 1941) :12// VS Doolittle&apos;s Raiders launch B-25&apos;s from aircraft carrier Hornet; drop bombs on Tokyo; gunners inside cockpit :18// VS planes drop bombs over Germany :15// dramatic shot of bomber getting hit in air &amp; crashing into ocean near aircraft carrier (Japanese plane) :14// VS B-29&apos;s drop atomic bomb on Japan; WS destroyed area of Hiroshima :12// VS COLOR film P-59 jet, America&apos;s 1st jet propelled airplane :12// 1947 Navy&apos;s P-2-V patrol plane, &quot;truculent turtle&quot;, shatters distance records in non-stop 55 hr flight; map shows path it took// 1947 aerial of the Pentagon; swearing in ? :08// 1948, B-36 bombers fly over land :12// VS Berlin airlift incl planes flying, USAF station at Tempelhof (1949)// VS over Korea, jets bomb land; mobile aircraft carriers oat sea; helicopter takes off with wounded soldiers :18// 1951, the B-47, 1st jet bomber &amp; in 1955 the B-52 become operational :15// late 50&apos;s X-1 &amp; X-15 rocket planes :18// in 1959 ICBM&apos;s; Polaris missiles launched from submarine :17; C-141/C-5 in air &amp; on ground// Harrier airplane :07// 1981 space shuttle landing :07// WS B-1 bomber; INT cockpit; view from plane :09 // quick montage incl B-1B, F-18, F-14, A-10, F-16, F-15, SR-71 :21. (0:00) /

Pathe have rights to clips in Time to Remember programmes but not to commentary or whole programme as screened. <br/><br/>Reel 4.<br/><br/>01:17:56 Cars in streets in London, the streets are crowded with people. They are demonstrating their support for Italy's entry into World War One against Austria. People are walking along the streets. Some carry flags. High angle shot of large crowds held back by police. Some of the crowd appear to be holding Italian flags. Closer shot shows some people on the balcony of building. (The voice over suggests that this is the Italian Embassy). More crowds of Italians and Italian supporters in London. <br/><br/>01:18:40 Dark shot of Italian troops marching. Italian troops moving on skis through snow covered landscape. They are dragging a sledge behind them. Italian troops skiing down wooded hillside.<br/><br/>01:19:03 Group of British soldiers tossing colleague in the air from sheet. Men standing outside tent getting tattoos done. Men walking away from tents with kit bags slung over their shoulders. Troops marching along road. Troops line up for inspection at the railway embarkation point. The troops are inspected by Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught. The troops raise their hats in a cheer. Prince Arthur shakes hands with the officers in front of railway carriage. People waving off train filled with troops. A stills cameraman takes a picture. Troops waves from the carriage windows as the train pulls out. People standing on the platform wave goodbye. <br/><br/>01:20:07 Warship sails towards camera, it is painted with camouflage patterns. Ship moves through high seas. Several naval vessels firing their guns (apparently during the engagement at Dogger Bank). Ship lists as it starts to sink. As the ship sinks under the water, sailors can be seen leaping into the sea. She capsizes completely, men can be seen running across the hull as it rolls. (Voice over suggests this is the German battleship (Battle cruiser) Blucher, it is in fact thought to be the Sven Isvan).<br/><br/>01:20:46 U-boat submarine with its conning tower just above the surface. High angle shot of torpedo skimming through water. Ship explodes. <br/><br/>01:20:56 Woman buying food in shop. Woman cutting cheese in food shop. Woman weighing and shaping butter on old fashioned scales. People standing in street. Man walking across road with suitcase. Small group of children. (Apparently survivors from sinkings.)<br/><br/>01:21:37 Smashed windows in German owned shops. A policeman walks in front of one of the shops. He appears to be moving people on. Burnt and smashed building. C/U on damaged clock advertising coals. C/U face of a pocket watch .<br/><br/>01:22:13 Soldier presses plunger on detonator. Large explosion. Officer blows whistle and men go over the top out of trench. Soldiers climbing up ladders out of trenches. Troops run forwards in to smoke. More troops out of trenches. Scots piper - David Laidlaw, playing himself - climbs out of trench playing. Soldiers follow him out of trench. Hand to hand combat in German trenches. (This is faked footage of an incident during the Battle of Loos, paperwork suggests ABPC material, probably The Guns of Loos, a 1928 British silent film.)<br/><br/>01:23:33 German Prisoners of War marching. Prisoners eating bread. Ambulances pulling away from British railway station. Crowds of people are looking on. Injured troops with walking sticks march past camera. Several of them wave. Injured troops sitting in open air wing of hospital. Injured men playing bowls. The walk towards the camera to check who has won that end. Injured man lies in bed. At is bedside are other colleagues, one of whom has a bandaged head. The man in bed plays draughts with one of his fellows. <br/><br/>01:24:49 Graves marked with wooden crosses on hillside over looking sea at Gallipoli. C/U of wooden cross with cap hanging from it. Turkish soldiers look at cross. (This may also be faked footage from ABPC).<br/><br/>01:25:11 Crowd attend meeting in Hyde Park, London. A man is addressing the meeting. There is a show of hands or vote. <br/><br/>01:25:26 Car arriving past crowd. David Lloyd George out of car and greeted. Dark shot of Winston Churchill (in large dark coat) walking in to meeting. <br/><br/>01:25:49 C/U General French. C/U General Douglas Haig.<br/><br/>01:25:59 Troops on horseback ride. Troops marching. Troops climbing onto train. Troops waving from windows of railway carriage as they pass camera. <br/><br/>01:26:35 End Titles (Music of mixes out as clock ticking mixes in). Credits:<br/>Time to Remember - Written and Produced by Peter Bayliss, Associate Producer Lionel Hoare, Film research from the Associated British Pathe Library Harry Wynder Charles Chart, Recorded by George Newberry, Executive Producer Terry Ashwood.<br/><br/>End of Reel 4 - N.B. These reel numbers relate to NEG. reels - Pathe's prints have been combined into 2 reels.

Allied operations in Germany during World War II. A map of Germany. A headline in a newspaper reads 'Russians strike Berlin'. People stand on a bridge in Cologne. View of Cologne cathedral. Past events show Nazi troops during a parade in March, 1936, crossing the River Rhine during rearmament of Germany. U.S. soldiers in advance in Germany in 1945, in combat from house to house in a German town. The German soldiers being taken as prisoners of war. Scenes with Nazi German soldiers with their hands up in the air. A large group of German Prisoners of War being marched on a road under guard by American soldiers. Allied aircraft bombard German towns. P-38 aircraft taking off and gun camera footage while strafing a target. P-38 landing on a snow covered airfield. An American single-propeller fighter aircraft crash lands with difficulty and slides into another parked aircraft on the snow. Aerial views of B-24 and B-17 aircraft in formation flight. Bombs being dropped in night bombing raids and day bombing raids over Berlin, Germany. Smoke rises. Aircraft in flight as they leave behind vapor trails. United States soldiers on the ground in combat with enemy Germans in a German town. Infantrymen fire rifles and advance house to house. Wounded Americans being carried on litters for medical care. Germans fire at the wounded Americans.Sergeant Peter Di Guiseppi, from Pennsylvania, of 1st Armored Division, being interviewed. Private Pat Brady of Hollywood California narrates an incident where a gunner aboard a tank fired fiercely at the enemy. He talks about tanks getting caught in a fire and the following rescue efforts. Location: Germany. Date: 1945.

Color film, 1942 The Battle of Midway, between the US and Japan took place June 4-7, 1942.

Target for Today is a documentary film describing the preparation and mounting of a United States Army Air Forces raid on East Prussia It contains much combat footage of B-17 and B-24 bombers and named for the phrase used at briefings before air raids. The October 1943 footage was filmed during Eighth Air Force attacks on Nazi Germany industrial targets in Anklam, the 22nd Air Base in Marienburg (on the 9th), and Gdynia in occupied Poland. Prior to the combat footage, the documentary explains Operation Pointblank target selection and depicts planning, briefing, and preparation.Target for Today is a documentary film describing the preparation and mounting of a United States Army Air Forces raid on East Prussia It contains much combat footage of B-17 and B-24 bombers and named for the phrase used at briefings before air raids. The October 1943 footage was filmed during Eighth Air Force attacks on Nazi Germany industrial targets in Anklam, the 22nd Air Base in Marienburg (on the 9th), and Gdynia in occupied Poland. Prior to the combat footage, the documentary explains Operation Pointblank target selection and depicts planning, briefing, and preparation.<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

HELL ON WHEELS

OPERATION DESERT FOX LOCATION: CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. PERSONNEL FROM CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE BOARDING C-141 STARLIFTER SUPPORT OF OPERATION DESERT FOX. PERSONNEL BOARDING C-141 STARLIFTER. CARGO BEING LOADED ONTO C-141 STARLIFTER VIA K-LOADER MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL DOING PRE-FLIGHT INSPECTION. AIRCREW DOING PRELIFT PAPERWORK. VARIOUS SHOTS OF C-141 STARLIFTER ON FLIGHTLINE AND RAMP. VIRIEN#:981219-F-750OC-001 TITLE:OPERATION DESERT FOX NUMBER OF ORIGINALS: I DATE TAKEN: 12/19/1998 OPERATION:AIR FORCE UNIQUE, ONE-T@ SERVICE: USAF UNIT: 421 FIGHTER SQUADRON, HILL AFB, UTAH FORMAT: BETACAM CLASS'FIC*ON: LTNCLAS PHOTOGRAPHER: SRA CRONE NUMBER OF TAPES: COMMENTS: 99001 LOC: 25:40 - 40:16 DESCRIPTION-. LENGTH: 0: 14:23MEDIA: RAW LOCATION:CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. C-17 GLOBEMASTER M LANDING AND TAXI IN. TROOPS UNLOADING FROM C-17 AND AWAITING FUTURE TRANSPORTATION. INTERVIEW WITH SENIOR AIRMAN ZIMMERMAN,F-16 FIGHTING FALCON CREWCHIEF, 421 FIGHTER SQUADRON, HILL UTAH. INTERVIEW WITH ANDREW BARHAM, C-17 GLOBEMASTER HI CREWCHL CRAFT GENERATION SQUADRON (AGS), CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C.. VIRIN#:981219-F-7739T-001 TITLE:OPERATION DESERT FOX NUMBER OF ORIGINALS: I DATE TAKEN: 12/19/1998 OPERATION:AIR FORCE UNIQUE, ONE-T@ SERVICE:USAF UNIT: I COM13AT CAMERA SQUADRON (CTCS) FORMAT: BETACAM QUALITY: EXCELLENT CLASSIFICATION: LTNCLAS PHOTOGRAPHER: SRA TAYLOR SERVICE: USAF NUMBER OF TAPES: LENGTH: 0: 16:23 MEDIA: RAW COMMENTS: 99001 LOC: 40:16 - 56:54 DESCRIPTION: LOCATION:CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. MEMBERS OF THE I ST COMBAT CAMERA SQUADRON (I CTC S) PROCESS THROUGH PROCESSING LINE. INTERVEEWS WITH STAFF SGT. SPARROW AND STAFF SGT. ON, COMBAT VIDEOGRAPBER, I COMBAT CAIVIERA SQUADRON (I CTCS), CHARLES CE BASE, S.C., INTERVIEW WITH 2 ND LT. TIN10THY CHABAIL, I COMBAT CAM N (I CTC S), CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C.. VIRING: 990104-F-7118D-001 TITLE:OPERATION DESERT FOX NUMBER OF ORIGINALS: I DATE TAKEN-. 12/17/1998 OPERATION:AIR FORCE UNIQUE, ONE-TIME SER-VICE: USAF UNIT: VAR10US FORMAT-. BETACAM CLASSIFICATION: LJNCLAS PHOTO-RAPHER: VAFJOUS NUMBER OF TAPES: SCENES USED: QUALITY: EXCELLENT SERVICE: USAF LENGTH: 0:56:54MEDIA: RECORD MASTER 981217-F-3273D-001; 981217-F-8819D-001; 981219-F-750OC-001; 981219-F- COMMENTS: 99001 LOCATION:BAGHDAD, IRAQ & CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, SOUTH CAROLINA B E ASSESSMENT (BDA) FOOTAGE FROM AIR STRIKES ON IRAQ. PERSONNEL LOADI 41 STARLIFTER, MAINTENANCE ON C-141 STARLIFTER, LOADING CARGO FROM K- C- 141 STARLIFTER; C- 17 GLOBEMASTER ELL LANDING AND TAXI IN.PERSONN -17 GLOBEMASTER III AT CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. INTERVIEWS WIT RMAN WILLIAM Z RMANN, 421 FIGHTER SQUADRON ROMANN, 421 FIGHTER SQUADRON, F-1 6 FIGHTING FALCON CREWCHIEF, HILL AIR FORCE BASE, UTAH, IN-FERVIE R MAN ANDREW BARHAM, C-1 7 GLOBEMASTER III CREW CHIEF, 63 7 AIRCRAFT SQUADRON (AGS), CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE, S.C. MEMBERS OF THE I ST C A SQUADRON GOING THROUGH MOB ELITY PROCESSING LINE AT CHARLESTON AIR S.C., INTERVIEWS WITH STAFF SGT. LISA JAMISON, COMBAT VIDEOGRAPHER, D 2 ND LT. TIMOTHY CHABAIL, I CTCS, PROJECT OFFICER.

Allied Operations in Tunisia during the Allied Invasion of Africa 1942

After his beautiful wife Carole Lombard, was killed in a plane crash while working for the USO, a grieving Clark Gable couldn't face Hollywood anymore, so he joined up with the Army Air Corps. Gable famously requested that he be sent into actual combat. So naturally Hap Arnold decided he should make a movie about his combat group, the 351st Bombardment Group. Gable narrates this complete portrait of his outfit and appears in several short scenes where he interviews his comrades-in-arms. The focus of the film, though, is the group itself, especially the gunners. The film starts just after training is complete and the group flies to England to begin flying actual missions. The film covers all aspects of the lives of the gunners, from actual combat to leisure time, and from goofy hijinks to the gritty reality of seeing your buddies get killed or seriously wounded in combat. The film is quite similar to The Memphis Belle, though perhaps not as engrossing as that film. Still, the film has quite a bit of historical value as a portrait of combat and army life, and is one of the few long-length color documentaries to emerge from the war.<p><p>The film starts with a letter from Hap Arnold: "1st Lieutenant Clark Gable is hereby directed to proceed to England ... for making a combat film dealing particularly with the combat phases of aerial gunnery ... ". Initial footage depicts aircraft flying over American mountains, with Gable narrating that this is what they are fighting for. Bob Hope also appears in the film, and the film mostly depicts 351st Bombardment Group life at RAF Polebrook. Combat footage begins three-quarters of the way into the movie and includes take off and return of aircraft. The film depicts a wall poster with target names and, for confirmed kills, swastika stickers. Footage at the end of the film includes a B-17 in an uncontrolled dive with a portion of the horizontal stabilizer missing and shoot-down of Messerschmitt Bf 109s. Intercut with the combat footage is close-up footage of machine gun firing from a B-17 waist gun port. Gable flew five World War II combat missions from May 4-September 23, and during one of them, his shoe was struck by an anti-aircraft shell. Gable's film crew included MGM cameraman Andrew J McIntyre; "1st Lt. Howard Voss, a sound engineer; Master Sgt. Robert Boles, a cameraman; Master Sgt. Merlin Toti, another cameraman; and 1st Lt. John Mahlin, a scriptwriter."<p><p>The 351st Bombardment Group (Heavy), Eighth United States Army Air Force was based at Polebrook, Northamptonshire, England, during World War II. During the three years at Polebrook, the 351st B.G. had a total of 279 B17 Flying Fortresses on charge. These flew 9,075 sorties with 7,945 of them dropping 20,778 tons of bombs. The gunners in the Group fired off 2,776,028 rounds of ammunition and were credited with destroying 303 enemy aircraft.<p>The Group flew 311 credited missions and lost 124 B 17's in combat.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Allied Operations in Tunisia during the Allied Invasion of Africa 1942

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I realized I was too close to the Russians, and you even start to look at your gun in a different way.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>BUT THE DRONE OPERATORS HAD OTHER PLANS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THEY ATTACHED WATER, MEDICINE, AND A NOTE TO THE DRONE, AND SENT IT BACK.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>IT FOUND HIM AGAIN, AND DROPPED THE PACKAGE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>BUT HE DIDN’T KNOW IT WAS FRIENDLY, OR A RUSSIAN BOMB.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Serhiy", Ukrainian Soldier: All the time I was crawling a drone was always hovering above. We didn’t realize if it was friend or foe, it was a lottery.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THIS THE MOMENT HE REALIZES THE DRONE MAY SAVE HIM.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE WATER AND MEDICINE KEPT COMING, EASING THE PAIN THAT WAS VISIBLE EVEN FROM UP HIGH, AND THEN CRAWLED BACK TO SAFETY.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Serhiy", Ukrainian Soldier: The combat medics who gave me first aid when they found me, were very surprised I survived for two days with a pierced lung.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SERHIY IS RECOVERING AND TALKS NOW OF A NEW LIFE, WITH GREATER VALUE AND PURPOSE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THEY DON’T WANT TO LEAVE ANYONE BEHIND SAID THE DRONE OPERATOR. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Eugene", Drone Pilot, 15th National Guard Brigade: Every life is important to us. I could not live with myself if we just left someone in the field.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>NATS &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>PROBABLY ONLY SEVERAL MILES AWAY, SALVATION WAS UGLIER.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>HERE IS A UKRAINIAN ASSAULT BOY THE 15TH NATIONAL GUARD ON A RUSSIAN POSITION.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>NATS&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>IT IS FEROCIOUS AND EVENTUALLY FORCED THE DOZEN RUSSIAN TROOPS TO PULL BACK.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>ARTILLERY HAD INJURED THE RUSSIAN COMMANDER BADLY, AND THE RUSSIANS LEFT HIM BEHIND, PRESUMING HE WAS DEAD.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>BUT, THIS VIDEO SUPPLIED BY UKRAINIAN FORCES SHOWS, THEY FOUND HIM ALIVE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>AND HE RECEIVED MEDICAL TREATMENT.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>WE ARE NOT NAMING HIM FOR HIS SAFETY, BUT HE WAS LATER AWARDED A POSTHUMOUS MEDAL, ACCORDING TO RUSSIAN MEDIA REPORTS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>LEFT BEHIND, AND DECLARED DEAD BY HIS COMRADES.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE UKRAINIANS WHO FOUND HIM SAY HE MAY HAVE WISHED HE DIDN’T SURVIVE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Technik", Assault Squad, 15th National Guard Brigade: We said, 'don’t try anything or you will die.', he says. And he asked us to shoot him. And we offered him a chance to do it himself, but he said he could not do it. He’s an enemy, and I had desire not to save him. But orders are orders. And they have our guys and we can swap prisoners.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Kros", Assault Squad, 15th National Guard Brigade: As a human, another says, I was shocked that they left him behind. But as a soldier I know my enemy and I know it is not an uncommon practice for them.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE OPPOSITE FATES ON DIFFERENT SIDES IN THESE WIDE, UGLY EXPANSES OF VIOLENCE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>UKRAINE RUSSIA FRONTLINES SOLDIERS &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--MUSIC INFO---&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>

Pathe have rights to clips in Time to Remember programmes but not to commentary or whole programme as screened. <br/><br/>Reel 4.<br/><br/>01:17:36 General Douglas Haig with other officers.<br/><br/>01:17:44 Biplane fighters moved from hanger. Large biplane bomber warming up engines. Bombs being loaded into hold. <br/><br/>01:18:02 Rows of supply lorries travelling backwards and forwards along road.<br/><br/>01:18:07 Troops walking along in trenches. Bombardment begins. Lots of artillery being fired. Shots of troops in trenches looking on. Troops go over the top. Men move forward through barbed wire. C/U German machine gun post. British troops take trench. German troops captured. (Some of this may be staged footage.)<br/><br/>01:18:52 C/U of sand running through Hour Glass.<br/><br/>01:18:55 Soldier holds wristwatch up to camera. French troops massed in trenches. Large artillery barrage begins. French troops go over the top and run forwards. <br/><br/>01:19:25 Wounded men on stretchers lined up on railway platform. German prisoners of war march. <br/><br/>01:19:33 C/U of sand running through Hour Glass.<br/><br/>01:19:43 Exterior of the Kaiser's Palace in Berlin. Machine guns moved into place around the Kaiser's Palace. (Voice over talks about Mutiny by German sailors and soldiers).<br/><br/>01:20:10 C/U of sand running through Hour Glass.<br/><br/>01:20:13 American troops march along road. Lots of discarded material is left by the roadside.<br/><br/>01:20:18 L/S bombers flying high above in formation. C/U through bomb aimers position in plane. Camera in plane follows bombs as it falls to earth. Plane flies low through explosions on ground. <br/><br/>01:20:35 Allied advance using tanks as well as infantry. Lots of troops running forwards. <br/><br/>01:21:03 C/U of sand running through Hour Glass.<br/><br/>01:21:05 Biplane flies low over advancing troops. <br/><br/>01:21:12 C/U of sand running through Hour Glass.<br/><br/>01:21:14 Combat scenes - Allies advance on German trenches.<br/><br/>01:21:23 C/U of sand running through Hour Glass.<br/><br/>01:21:27 German troops come out of trench and surrender to British troops. German prisoners, included injured men, walk under escort. Large number of German POWs look out at camera through barbed wire fence of Prison Camp. C/U Prisoner eating piece of bread. C/U German prisoner looking at camera. German prisoners stand up in camp.<br/><br/>01:21:56 C/U clock face of Big Ben showing Eleven O'clock. One side of the tower has some scaffolding on.<br/><br/>01:22:02 Ruined town in Europe. Most buildings show signs of damage. A woman wheels a pram in the foreground. Another woman walks across the scene. Children play in the courtyard of a damaged building. Pan across desolated countryside. <br/><br/>01:22:52 Victory celebrations in London. Crowds in the streets celebrate the armistice. A crowded open top bus drives through the street. Large crowd, many people waving their hats. More crowd shots, people are waving Union Jack flags and cheering. <br/><br/>01:23:13 Celebrations in Paris, France. More massive crowds. Some hold balloons. Some are waving American flags. An allied soldier is carried shoulder high. More joyous crowds.<br/><br/>01:23:45 Crowds in Berlin, Germany. They are equally enthusiastic. German troops ride on horseback through crowds. Following them are soldiers on foot. Shot of building with lots of balconies, people are waving from every space. German troops waving as they return. <br/><br/>01:24:29 View of Cathedral across the River Rhine. Allied troops marching across bridge over Rhine. Electric trams run along the roadway beside them. <br/><br/>01:24:44 British troops dancing in camp. The men dance with each other. <br/><br/>01:24:59 Title reads: "8,000,000 Dead".<br/><br/>01:25:02 War cemetery. C/U cross with inscription which reads 'British Soldier'. Pan across graves.<br/><br/>01:25:21 Title reads: "21,000,000 Maimed".<br/><br/>01:25:24 Women push wounded soldiers in wheelchairs. Many of the men are amputees. Rows of men walking on crutches, most have lost legs. <br/><br/>01:25:38 Crowds at docks wave. Troops come down gangplank from troopship as they return to Britain. Walking wounded coming down steps from ship. High angle shot of troops standing on deck of ship. Wounded men on stretcher brought off ship. Wounded man on stretcher smiling at camera. Wounded men on stretchers with nurses.<br/><br/>01:26:07 Scottish army band led by bagpipes. The lead marching troops. More marching troops. London open top buses drive along road in France carrying soldiers. <br/><br/>01:26:28 End Titles (Music mixes out as clock ticking mixes in). Credits:<br/>Time to Remember - Written and Produced by Peter Bayliss, Associate Producer Lionel Hoare, Film research from the Associated British Pathe Library Harry Wynder Charles Chart, Recorded by George Newberry, Executive Producer Terry Ashwood.<br/><br/>End of Reel 4 - N.B. These reel numbers relate to NEG. reels - Pathe's prints have been combined into 2 reels.