Restricted Films Of World War II

The United States government produced thousands of films during World War II, many of which were considered "classified." These film reports covered all theaters of operation and ran the gamut, from important news of battles and invasions, to the introductions of new equipment and supply methods. Originally produced for commanding Generals and their immediate staff, we are able to bring you these inside"secret" stories of World War II through the Freedom of Information Act.

Disc 1

Invasion of Southern France:
Over 800 U.S. Navy vessels and thousands of airborne troops attack the Germans in Southern France.

Progress in Southern France:
See the aftermath first hand as the Nazi´s flee from Southern France.

5th Army Pierces Gothic Line:
General Mark Clark leads his troops into battle against the German built fortifications woven into the rough mountainous terrain.

Channel Coast Activities:
Get a first hand view as the R.A.F. coastal command sweeps across the channel to bomb Nazi merchant convoys.

Operations in France:
Brest, one of the most important harbors in France, is targeted by the Allies.

Disc 2

R.A.F. Sinks Tirpitz:
Watch the R.A.F. battle the last of German´s big battleships in Norway.

School for Jungle Life:
Get a first hand look as the art of jungle living is demonstrated for U.S. troops.

Japs Raid Saipan B-29 Base:
See the aftermath of a deadly Japanese air attack on Isley Island.

Ormoc Landings:
Witness the 77th Division take the Eastern shore of Ormoc Bay on the third anniversary of Pearl Harbor.

Upplagd i sortimentet: 2 Juni, 2008