Elliott Ruggles Corbett II

Date : 7 juin 1944 - June 7th, 1944 Sujet | Subject: - Reportage sur l'arrivée de renforts américains dans le secteur d'Omaha Beach, tandis que les prisonniers allemands sont escortés vers les navires alliés. Les corps des soldats tués au combat sont rassemblés à proximité immédiate de la plage d'Omaha où le difficile travail d'identification et d'enregistrement se prolonge. - Report on the arrival of American reinforcements in the sector of Omaha Beach, while German prisoners are escorted to the Allied armada. The bodies of soldiers killed in combat are gathered close to the beach of Omaha where the hard work of identifying and recording continues. Lieu | Location: Omaha Beach, Calvados, Normandie Personnalité(s) | Person(s): -- Unité(s) | Unit(s): - 29th US Infantry Division - 5th US Engineer Special Brigade Source: US National Archives N°: --

US troops embarking on the journey to the beaches of Normandy with this incredible original D-Day footage where US Troops storm the Beaches of Normandy in a effort to secure the beachheads and silence the German gunners once and for all. Filmed 0n June 6 1944.

Référence: f000022 Support: Bobine Taille: 230 Mo Durée: 7:52 min Cameraman: Riley / Leiter Unités: 29th Infantry Division Date: 16 juillet 1944 / 17 juillet 1944 Localisations: Saint-Lô / Manche Personnages: Howie Thèmes: Char / Jeep / Medic / Ruine / Combat / Prisonnier / Cadavre

Filename: LMWWIIHD199 - To order in HD Prores 422 - 4:3 Pillarbox visit HDArchives.com 29th Division Captures St. Lo; various scenes of US troops coming into St. Lo 7/18/44 "US 29TH INFANTRY SOLDIERS WALK DOWN ROAD ST. LO WOW US MEDICS WORKING ON WOUNDED SOLDIER WOW US SOLDIERS WALK BY ST. LO SIGN GERMAN PRISONERS MARCHING DOWN ROAD WOW US 29TH DIVISION SOLDIERS IN ST. LO CEMETARY WOW US HALF TRACK ""ST. LO EXPRESS"" WOW US SOLDIERS WALK BY DEAD GERMAN WOW US SOLDIERS IN ROAD DITCH COMBAT WOW CU US SOLDIER DIGGING IN US SOLDIER READING LETTER ALONG ROAD ST. LO US SOLDIERS WALKING THROUGH ST. LO STREET FIGHTING"

Date : 13 août 1944 - August 13th, 1944 Sujet | Subject: - Un aumônier sert une messe dans le bocage normand pour des soldats du 28th Infantry Division. Des éléments de la police militaire (MP) analysent le fonctionnement d'un Sdkfz 7/1 capturé aux Allemands (canon antiaérien 2 cm Flak 38 L/112.5). - A chaplain serves a Mass in Normandy for soldiers of the 28th Infantry Division. Elements of the military police analyze the functioning of a 7/1 Sdkfz captured to the Germans (2cm Flak 38 L / 112.5 gun). Lieu | Location: Gathemo, Manche, Normandie Personnalité(s) | Person(s): -- Unité(s) | Unit(s): 28th Infantry Division Source: US National Archives N°: - INV 1148 - INV 1178

Date : 10 août 1944 - August 10th, 1944 Sujet | Subject: - Combats pour la libération de la commune de Gathemo (Manche) menés par la 28th Infantry Division. Prise en compte d'un prisonnier de guerre et soins médicaux. A noter : l'utilisation de l'uniforme bariolé par un soldat américain. - Fighting for the liberation of the town of Gathemo (Manche department) by the 28th Infantry Division. Focus on a prisoner of war and medical care. Note: the rare use by an American soldiers of the camouflage battle dress. Lieu | Location: Gathemo, Manche, Normandie Personnalité(s) | Person(s): -- Unité(s) | Unit(s): US 28th Infantry Division. Source: US National Archives N°: - INV 1138 - INV 1139

Date : 17 août 1944 - August 17th, 1944 Sujet | Subject: - Reportage sur la progression de soldats américains de la Company A, 109th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division dans le secteur de Larchamp (Orne) qui fraternisent avec la population. Les Américains obtiennent des renseignements des habitants sur le terrain et les Allemands (qui ont enterré six soldats dans la commune). - Report on the progress of US soldiers from A Company, 109th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division in the area of Larchamp (Orne), fraternizing with the population. The Americans get intelligence from the inhabitants about the Germans (who buried six soldiers in the village). Lieu | Location: Larchamp, Orne Personnalité(s) | Person(s): -- Unité(s) | Unit(s): Company A, 109th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division Source: US National Archives N°: --

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