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Allied war supplies pour into Antwerp. Belgian workers carry bales of blankets from the quayside of Antwerp where an Allied cargo vessel (background) is docked. Scarcely an enemy demolition was discovered along Antwerp's 130 miles of dockside and river frontage.

Keinen Augenblick stockt der Nachschub. Unaufhörlich rollen auf den tunesischen Flugplätzen die deutschen Transportmaschinen ein, um neuen Nachschub für den dortigen Kampfraum zu entladen.

Supplies for the Normandy front. A huge concentration of shipping, which has just crossed the English Channel with supplies for Allied troops fighting on the Normandy front, is shown at anchor off the coast of France. Note is shrouded gun on the ship in the foreground.

America helps supply the United Nations. U.S. war supplies are stored in a ship's hold awaiting transportation to Allied forces on all war fronts.

Allied war supplies pour into Antwerp. A heavy anti-aircraft gun is swung ashore at Antwerp from an Allied cargo vessal. The efficient dock cranes, many of which can lift 150 tons, were left 85 per cent intact by the Germans.

American tanks arrive in North Africa. American tanks, just landed in Algeria, are lined up at a tank camp with cases of parts and other equipment before being fitted out for battle on the Tunisian front.

Allied war supplies roll from Antwerp to ofront. American soldiers work on the undercarriage of an ABC tractor truck at an ordnance repair depot. Left to right: Sergeant Louis J. Nosse of Cleveland, Ohio, and Sergeant Albert Kowan.