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America's biggest army manoeuvres since Great War. 75mm. battery of the 104th Field Artillery, National Guard of Binghampton N.Y. swinging into action at Pine Camp.

U.S. troops in Oslo observe America's Independence Day. A young Norwegian girl places a bouquet of flowers into the hand of a U.S. Army officer, during the parade of American troops in Oslo; Norway, in observation of America's Independence Day, July 4, 1945.

America's new broadcasting station in Europe. The American Broadcasting Station in Europe (ABSIE) went on the air for the first time April 30, 1944, broadcasting from Great Britain to the countries on the Continent that lie across the Channel and the North Sea. The initial schedule included transmissions in the languages of France, Belgium, Holland, Norway, Denmark and Germany, in addition to Engllish, ...

Professor Einstein makes first appearance before scientists in America. Professor Einstein explaining complicated theses after his lecture.

U.S. troops in Oslo observe America's Independence Day. American troops and vehicles parade down the main street of Oslo, Norway, during celebrations observing U.S. Independence Day, July 4, 1945.

America's Delegate at opening of nine power Conference in Brussels. Mr. Norman Davis, America's delegate, arriving for the Conference.

Saar voters arrive from America. Ten thousand Saarlanders greet them at Saarbrücken. The crowd cheering and giving the Nazi salute as the German-Americans arrived in Saarbrücken.

Dr. Benes leaves for America - Guest-Professor at Chicaco University. Dr. Benes, former Czech President, and his wife in their carriage window at Waterloo Station, London.

U.S. troops return to America. A wounded U.S. soldiers smiles as he is carried aboard a ship at Southampton en route to America. The return of American troops, above the approximately 500,000 needed for the army of occupation, has been speeded up to meet requirements of the war against Japan. First to go were the seriously wounded, skilled technicians and special service personnel who were flown across ...