Air Show Galveston, Texas
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Moe and Ken are the only survivors of their battalion, and they must learn to pull together as they discover that the war has ended and the island they're hiding on is targeted for an atomic bomb test.
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Real World War 2 (WWII) Footage: Various Raw Film (1941)
This film includes footage of British troops in the Middle East during WW II, the transportation of German prisoners, and the graduation of Chinese Air Corps. The film shows British fighter planes flying over the desert and various bombings. British troops dig and place land mines in the sand. Soldiers are shown loading canons. Soldiers remove belongings from a dead soldier and bury him with a cross on top of the burial site. Mines explode as military vehicles drive through the sand. German prisoners are transported on a large ship. Prisoners line up in swim suits and walk in a single file line. They crowd together on the ship decks. Film ends with the graduation of Chinese air corps in Phoenix, AZ.
It describes the devastating effects on the troops confronted with them for the first time. It tracks the developments of the tank through to the beginning of the Second World War, and its use in the German offensives on Holland, Belgium and France in 1940.
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Gregory Peck (Wing Commander) and the US Air Force Commanding General tries to find the breaking point of overworked airmen during WWII. Opens with the Wing's executive officer return to the weed-covered airfield and recalls the war with the Luftwaffe. Director Henry King, setting is near London in 1942 and the European Air Battles. 20th Century Fox (Public Domain)
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John Wayne as Pappy, the Wing Commander of conscript fighter pilots for China, recruits civil bounty aviators to shoot down invading Japanese craft. This is a story about military bearing versus individualism with several levels of heroism and misunderstandings along the way. The setting is at China on the weeks before the Japanese attack on American Pearl Harbor, Dec 7th, 1941. Directed by David Miller in 1942 by Republic Productions (Public Domain)
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