Invasion Scenes Europe: Us Troops (1940-1949)

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Invasion scenes Europe: US Troops.
L/Ss and M/Ss of American troops escorting German prisoners of war through country village (possibly France). Several shots of the soldiers marching under armed guard. Shots of soldiers in dugouts in field. Soldiers moving slowly forward. M/Ss of soldiers lying on their fronts in woodland areas firing rifles. Various shots of Sherman tanks speeding across field. M/Ss of soldier carrying wounded soldier. M/S of corpse lying in crumpled heap. Several shots of soldier marching across field. M/Ss of soldiers sitting down on hill. More shots of soldiers marching.
FILM ID:2121.11
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Wow 8 years ago and no comments. I love these old clips and I’m glad British Pathe uploaded them on KZbin. Those captured German soldiers looked glum but they were actually fortunate to be captured by the Western Allies. They were spared the disaster at Falaise, Wacht am Rhein or being redeployed to the Eastern Front.