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Fascist rebels shelled out of Somosierra. A government battery, with the guns surrounded by rough stone barricades, after the shelling of Somosierra on August 2 and 3.

Ancient Alcazar withstands nine weeks bombardment. Smoke and fumes rising as government shells explode against the walls of the Alcazar.

War is over, killing goes on. This young idiot proudly displays his war museum of battlefield souvernirs, that has found a place on the mantle in the family's living room. Nobody knows enough about these shells and 'thrower' grenades to take the explosive charge out, if such a thing is at all possible without very great danger. The family does not know either that shells can be subject to spontaneous ...

Ancient Alcazar withstands nine weeks' bombardment. Smoke and flumes rising as Government shells explode against the walls of the Alcazar.

Wrecked Reichschancellery in Berlin. This is an interior view of the Reichschancellery in Berlin, wrecked in bombing and shelling by the Allies before Germany's unconditional surrender May 7, 1945. This hall was used as a reception room for those who had business with Hitler.

U.S. soldiers evacuate French civillians. American soldiers of an infantry division evacuate civilians from a small town in France to a safer locality because of Nazi shelling in the area. The soldiers are helping load household and personal belongings onto Army trucks.

Ruins in the city of Nijmegen, Holland. A patrol of American soldiers moving up the street of the destroyed city of Nijmegen. The city was hit by German and Allied bombardment and shelling.

Latest war picture from Tembien front. A mule train carrying shells for mountain guns up the mountain sides to positions below Amba Aradam after the capture of Ras Muluglieta's stronghold.This pictures from the scene of the first stage of the Tembien battle was received in London today.

Blasted German factory. This Nazi war factory near captured Neuss was blasted by Allied bombs and shells of the Ninth U.S. Army. Troops of the Ninth Army cleared the enemy from Neuss March 2, 1945, when they reached the western bank of the Rhine River. Neuss, directly connected with the great manufacturing city of Dusseldorf by road and rail bridges across the Rhine, was a vital German war industry ...

Belgian bomb disposal units. A supply of 182 boxes of white phosphorus mortar shells is transferred from a backwoods road to an important junction, where it can be casily recovered by U.S. Army quartermaster salvage units. All American ammunition found in the original packing and unexposed to the weather is recovered for transfer to the Pacific theater.

French girl treated at American field hospital. A French mother kneels at the head of a stretcher bearing her daughter, who was wounded by German shelling in Normandy. Civilians as well as soldiers receive treatment at American field hospitals.