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Danger ! Mines Civilization moves one step forward. The mine-detector was invented to discover the iron mine: science constructed a wooden mine to escape detection. Here it is. Do not step on it; it will explode the moment the pressure decreases.

Japanese prisoners move to the rear. Three blindfolded Japanese soldiers, captured by Chinese troops at battlefront in Northorn Burma, are led to the rear under guard. American-trained and equipped Chinese troops fight side by side with other Allied forces against the enemy in the Southeast Asia theater of operations. NI 9262

British convoy on the move in France. Lorries belonging to a British military convoy travelling along a French country road.

Government prepares to move art treasures from Louvre. Line of commandeered motor-trucks outside the Louvre today august 26, waiting to receive the art treasures.

U.S. troops move up through ruined St. Lo. A long line of military vehicles moves through the streets of St. Lo on their way to the front. St. Lo, which was one of the most important Nazi communication centers in Normandy, was captures by U.S. troops July 18, 1944, after bitting fighting.

American industry moves into reconversion program. Two American workers (upper photo) spot weld bomb fins in the Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Company in Philadelphia, in the eastern U.S. state of Pennsylvania, on August 16, 1945, the last day of their war jog, two days after U.S. President Harry S. Truman announced Japan's unconditional surrender. On Augusts 17, on another floor in the same building, ...

'Supplies move up to the Ledo Road. American weapons carriers plough through a section of the Ledo Road transporting men and supplies to a roadhead in Northern Burma. American engineers and Chinese soldiers, have extended the new supply road almost 20 miles into Burma.' De zogeheten Ledo Road werd tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog gebouwt door de geallieerden als alternatief voor de Burma Road. Vanaf ...

French guns on the move on western front. Some of the French guns that are battering the Sigfried Line, being transported to positions on the western front.

U.S. troops move up on St. Lo. An American infantryman, well concealed in his foxhole, take aim at a German sniper somewhere on the outskirts of St. Lo, Normandy. St. Lo, bitterly defended Nazi communication center, fell to U.S. troops of the Allied Expeditionary Force July 18, 1944, after an eight-day siege.

U.S. gun moves up to front in Sicily. An American heavy field piece is pulled along a road near Caesaro, Sicily, by a tractor. This type of gun has been nicknamed Long Tom by U.S. artillerymen, with whom it is a favourite.

Britain's war might on the move in France. A huge British convoy having a mid-day rest on the way to the British front in France. The convoy stretches as far as the eye can reach along one of the long, straight roads which make an instant impression on Britons in France.

Foto van wijdse vallei met hier en daar een man. Tekst: "13th A/B Division move through the valley to the second objective".