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War crimes trials conducted in Nuremberg, Germany, on December 12, 1945, are documented by the Department of Defense's Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
United States Navy Ensign John Charles England, a Pearl Harbor hero, was finally returned to his family after 75 years in an unknown grave.
General John J. Pershing reviews a regiment in Vincennes, greets military leaders in Brest, and returns to New York aboard the USS Leviathan in 1919.
In 1917-1918, the Signal Corps of the American Expeditionary Forces documented military activities in France, including aerial photography and soldier ceremonies.
Aerial reconnaissance photographs reveal a submarine testing basin hidden inland from the harbor during World War II.
Millions of dollars were spent on training military photographers during World War II, whose images played a key role in strategic victories.
Recruits at Camp Gordon, Georgia, receive training in boxing, jiu-jitsu, and physical fitness exercises, including calisthenics and rough games.
Good appearance, social graces, and personal development are emphasized as key factors for career advancement and social acceptance in military settings.
78 police officers were killed in Guatemala last year, a rate 25 times higher than in most European countries.
Animated comic character Trigger Joe, voiced by Mel Blanc, is trained to calculate enemy aircraft approach arcs and distances in a 1944 World War II film.
General Pershing decorates and inspects the 26th Division at Ecommoy, France, while generals review athletic competitions and award prizes to participants.
In Corbie, France, the 102nd Field Signal Battalion marches and is reviewed by officers, including Generals O'Ryan and Simonds, while troops prepare for departure.
In Buxieres, France, the 111th Infantry troops depart as General Pershing decorates officers and oversees military training and activities of the 28th Division.
In Juvigny, France, troops from the 5th Division, including the 313th and 314th Field Artillery, are shown assembling and preparing for post-armistice operations in 1918-1919.
In 1918-1919, the 6th Division conducted training exercises in France, featuring artillery demonstrations, troop reviews, and a horse show near Verdun.
In 1918-1919, the 80th and 81st Divisions of the U.S. Army conducted training exercises in France, featuring troop movements and inspections by Generals Pershing and Liggett.
War Secretary Baker and General Pershing inspect troops and equipment of the 88th Division in Abainville, France, following the armistice of World War I.
Generals Pershing, Johnston, Read, and McDonald inspect the 91st and 92nd Divisions in France, awarding medals and reviewing troops in 1919.
The 369th Infantry Regiment marches in Ungersheim, France, showcasing military life, camaraderie, and honors from French General Lebouc.
Q.M. officers and personnel of the 35th Division are shown conducting supply activities and unloading clothing at Saint-Mihiel, France, in 1919.
The military camp in Castelnaudary spans 130 hectares, where recruits undergo intense physical training to prepare for the demands of the French Foreign Legion.
Sgt. Carlos Rodriguez joined the Marine Corps at age 20, transitioning from aspiring journalist to sniper, grappling with the moral implications of his role.
World War I activities are documented through the sorting, cleaning, and repairing of Army clothing and equipment at Camp Humphries, Virginia, and a Q.M. center in New York City.
World War I supply activities are documented through the processes of uniform and shoe production at a Quartermaster supply building in New York City.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, faces unrest as Black Lives Matter protests meet armed militias like American Wolf.
Fighter jets engage in historic dogfights over North Korea, marking the first instance of jet vs. jet combat at speeds exceeding 500 mph.
A Japanese Zero fighter plane was shot down over Alaska, leaving its pilot with a broken neck.
Ambulance drivers enlist at the Norton-Harjes office in Paris during World War I, participating in daily camp activities and transporting the wounded to field hospitals.
Eight months after his arrest during a military raid, journalist Ko Aung Kyaw fled Myanmar, where the regime has violently suppressed press freedom since February 2021.
Troops of the 27th Division parade up 5th Avenue in New York City after disembarking from the ocean liners Leviathan and Mauretania in 1919.
Troops of the 77th Division parade along 5th Avenue in New York City, showcasing their return after World War I in 1919.
President Woodrow Wilson reviews American Expeditionary Forces units at Humes, France, alongside General John J. Pershing on December 25, 1918.
In 1918-1919, American troops from the 110th Field Artillery and the 312th Machine Gun Battalion returned home, parading in Washington, D.C., New York City, and Philadelphia.
Crowds in Paris inspect captured German military equipment, including tanks and cannons, displayed at the Place de la Concorde and the Hotel des Invalides.
Panoramic views of Coblenz, the Rhine River, and various German castles are featured alongside scenes of American soldiers interacting with civilians post-World War I.
600 employees at a Canadian aircraft factory near Montreal produce the F-86 Sabre, a short-range interceptor for the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, Secretary of State William P. Rogers, and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge depart Andrews Air Force Base for a Vietnam conference in Midway on June 6, 1969.
Nuclear weapons malfunctions are examined through the lens of top-secret government operations, revealing alarming incidents and military secrecy worldwide.
Five principles of security-advanced preparations, alertness, concealment, dispersion, and firepower-are essential for mechanized units in combat situations.
Silent footage captures key events of World War I from 1917 to 1918, including President Wilson's war declaration, troop maneuvers, and Armistice celebrations.
The siege at Fort Stanwix lasted 22 days in August 1777, during which British forces attempted to capture the fort from American defenders.
More than five million Nazi soldiers were lost as Soviet forces advanced from the Black Sea to the Baltic during World War II.
A pontoon bridge spans the Meuse River as French officers inspect the battlefield following the St. Mihiel Offensive from September 10 to 25, 1918.
In April 1945, German women soldiers and Hungarian boys are shown surrendering as U.S. troops of the 86th Division cross the Danube River in Germany.
Private Military Companies, such as Black Water and Aegis, have transformed military operations globally, engaging in logistics, protection, and combat roles.
Kandahar, under Taliban control in 1995, experiences strict enforcement of religious laws, including severe restrictions on women's freedoms and aspirations for Kabul.
Vice follows Abu Marwan and the Islamic Front defending Aleppo from the Syrian regime.
At Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Rep. Joseph Cannon and military officials observe the testing of various artillery and tanks, including 75-mm guns and Renault tanks.
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