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Troops to the help of flooded London. The long queue carrying every sort of untensil wait their turn as the Army water wagon brings their much needed supply.

Repair barce gets a drink. Nuzzled up to a giant Landing Ship Tank, an amphibious repair barge takes on a supply of water at Munde, New Georgie. On the shore a Sizable load of supplies can be seen covered with a tarpaulin.

Lloyd George celebrates fortyfourth anniversary as member of parliament on estate at Churt surrey. Interviewed by reporters through barbed wire gate. Mr. Lloyd George inspecting his water reserves on his estate at Churt. The supply comes from a natural spring.

French flyers again fight germans from home bases. Private Roy Tiefeld of Chicago, Illinois, operates a copy camera in one of the recesses of a wine cellar in an old French chateau where a recennaissance group of the French-American First Tactical Air Force set up its photo laboratory. Gebwebbed bottles and casks were removed from the dark wine collar and, after wiring was installed along the vaulted ...

French flyers again fight Germans from home bases. Private Roy Tiefeld of Chicago, Illinois, operates a copy camera in one of the recesses of a wine cellar in an old French chateau where a reconnaissance group of the French-American First Tactical Air Force set up its photo laboratory. Gebwebbed bettles and casks were removed from the dark wine collar and, after wiring was installed along the vaulted ...

Van de Nederlandse strijdkrachten telde de marine de meeste mensen. In tegenstelling tot de landmacht was de marine er begin mei 1940 in geslaagd een aanzienlijk deel van personeel en materieel uit Nederland te evacueren. Daarnaast bevond zich in de Indische wateren het marinesmaldeel dat belast was met de verdediging van de archipel. Naast het escorteren van konvooien hebben Nederlandse marineschepen ...

Japanese planes and buildings smashed in U.S. raid on harbor of Saipan. Smashed Japanese planes lie on an airstrip of Tanapag Harbor, on the western side of Saipan, as U.S. aircraft attack installations of the submarine and seaplane base. American troops, who landed June 14, 1944, gained control of Saipan, key island in the Marianas group of the Central Pacific, after nearly a month of fighting. Tanapag ...

U.S. Marines seek out Japanese on Saipan Island. A patrol of U.S. Marines follows Japanese communication lines to locate fortified enemy positions on Saipan Island before that strategic Marianas base was won by Americans on July 8, 1944. American troops dislodged the Japanese from carefully prepared defense positions, pounding back the enemy into a trap on the northern end of the Central Pacific island ...

Rescue off the Dutch coast. During a recent attack of German shipping in the Dutch harbor regions, a Bombfighter piloted by Warrent Officer Douglas Mann of Christ Church, New Zealand, and Navigator Flight Sergeant Don Kennedy of Soethport, Lancaster, was hit by anti-aircraft fire. Both airman were forced to land in the North Sea a shortdistance from the Dutch Coast with only a small one-man dinghy. ...

Van de Nederlandse strijdkrachten telde de marine de meeste mensen. In tegenstelling tot de landmacht was de marine er begin mei 1940 in geslaagd een aanzienlijk deel van personeel en materieel uit Nederland te evacueren. Daarnaast bevond zich in de Indische wateren het marinesmaldeel dat belast was met de verdediging van de archipel. Naast het escorteren van konvooien hebben Nederlandse marineschepen ...

Rescue off the Dutch coast. During a recent attack of German shipping in the Dutch harbor regions, a Bombfighter piloted by Warrent Officer Douglas Mann of Christ Church, New Zealand, and Navigator Flight Sergeant Don Kennedy of Soethport, Lancaster, was hit by anti-aircraft fire. Both airman were forced to land in the North Sea a shortdistance from the Dutch Coast with only a small one-man dinghy. ...

Rescue off the Dutch coast. During a recent attack of German shipping in the Dutch harbor regions, a Bombfighter piloted by Warrent Officer Douglas Mann of Christ Church, New Zealand, and Navigator Flight Sergeant Don Kennedy of Soethport, Lancaster, was hit by anti-aircraft fire. Both airman were forced to land in the North Sea a shortdistance from the Dutch Coast with only a small one-man dinghy. ...