El Paso, Mexico june 1946: ww two soldier march in 40s

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

Horse drawn rickshaw moves in front of the shops in Iran during WW2. Aerial view of what appears to be a Motor Transport Service camp in Iran. An Iranian man in traditional clothes talking. United States Army trucks drive past a monument to Reza Shah Pahlavi, the first Shahinshah of Iran. A horse carriage driver rests in front of the monument. Location: Tehran Iran. Date: September 25, 1944.

Copy of NFB1940-WW11-58-FG-01;

The Tower of London moat gets covered with 888246 ceramic poppies each one denoting a British or colonial death in WW1.

No item title <br/> <br/>Braintree, Essex. <br/> <br/>MS Bricklayers at work. LS People watching building workers. LS The completed homes being built to house WW1 veterans.

US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: WW II MEMORIAL CLOSED BROLL AND MOS 1 INTERVIEW WITH GENE WALTERS, HATTIESBURG, MS, 25TH INFANTRY DIVISION, 35TH INFANTRY REGIMENT, CORPORAL; PFC DON QUINN; TALMIDGE BYRD Disc 1 of 2 11:14.02:58 LINCOLN MEM PULL TO PARK CLOSED SIGN 11:14.16:58 WORLD WAR 2 MEMORIAL WITH POLICE TAPE IN FRONT 11:14.59:18 WORLD WAR 2 MEMORIAL WITH POLICE TAPE IN FRONT 11:15.16:42 WORLD WAR 2 MEMORIAL PEOPLE CAN'T GO IN 11:16.11:06 PARK POLICE ON GROUNDS OF WASH MON 11:17.09:10 BUS OF WW2 VETS PULLS UP 11:17.41:50 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:17.49:10 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:18.32:34 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:20.00:58 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:26.10:22 WW2 VETS OUTSIDE POLICE TAPE 11:29.37:54 WW2 VETS ROLL PAST BARRICADES 11:32.16:02 WW2 VETS WALKING AROUND MEMORIAL

ED INTRODUCES FIGHTER PILOTS / FROM WW2 JOHN LANDIS , ROBERT S. JOHNSON , CHARLS H. MACDONALD , J.T. ROBBINS, HENRY W. BROWN , JAMES GOODSON , BRUCE K. HOLLOWAY , JOSEPH CLEARY AUTHOR EDWARD H. SIMMS ON FIGHTER ACES OF WORLD WAR TWO WW2 ACES

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

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

Italy Fetes Entry Into WW

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.

First aircraft carrier USS Langley launches planes for distance bombing; aerial shot USS Langley at sea; shot from deck as plane is launched; good shot from plane toward rear of plane as it takes off; aerial shot Langley; plane lands assisted by 'top secret stopping device'; US carriers in WW II shown as descendants of Langley; plane launched from WW II carrier; WW II planes fly in formation; gun camera shots of strafing of Japanese targets; WW II plane lands on deck; full-length shot of WW II carrier

Interview Re: Desmond Doss & WW II

Landing crafts and ships on ocean during WW II

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

(Core number: FKAD630P. Clip taken from programme rushes. ABQA623F.)

Produced for the U.S. Navy, this 1946 cartoon LANDING ACCIDENTS tells the cautionary tale of a distracted Navy flier who crashes his plane during a landing. The film looks at the proper procedures during approach, including use of a check list, and the importance of "going around" when things are not ideal. <p><p>This cartoon was doubtless inspired by the work of Lt. Robert Osborn, who in 1943 in collaboration with Commander Seth Warner, created a “sage of safety” character known as Grandpa Pettibone for a column in the BUAER News Letter (produced by the Bureau of Aeronautics). The column addressed the increasing aircraft mishap rate. Osborn’s illustrations commingled with Warner’s narrative accounts of aircraft accidents. Following a description of a mishap, the old curmudgeon aviator railed at young fliers for making stupid mistakes. More than one aviator caught in a pinch in the sky has suddenly remembered a timely pearl of wisdom from Gramps that helped the flier avoid a costly- and perhaps fatal-error.<p><p>Osborn was also the creator of more than 2,000 “Dilbert the Pilot” and “Spoiler the Mechanic” posters. These safety gems were liberally displayed in hangars and aboard ships during WW II and into the 1950s. In addition, he produced “Sense” pamphlets, which gave WW II fliers common sense safety rules on aviation subjects, such as “Flight Deck Sense.”<p><p>In 1977, Osborn’s dedicated service to Naval Aviation was recognized when he was designated No. 14 in the elite group of Honorary Naval Aviators.<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: "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, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

(Core number: FKAD630P. Clip taken from programme rushes. ABQA623F.)

Interview Re: WW II

production outtake - London, England - c/u on entrance of building with double decker bus by - WWII - WW2 - World War Two

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