Canadian Army Newsreel No. 34
34.1 The King Visits France
King George arrives in France on the Royal Cruiser escorted by a small group of ships ten days after the D-Day invasion; he is met by General Bernard Montgomery; at an investiture, he presents Major General R.F.L. Keller with the Silver Cross; the troops hail the King.
34.2 Planes Evacuate Wounded
Dakota planes move the wounded from France; Nursing Sister Ogilvy at work; the plane takes off.
34.3 The Queen Visits Canadian Casualties
Queen Elizabeth visits injured Canadian soldiers at a Canadian General Hospital in France.
34.4 Home Front Action
Women rivet steel and perform other jobs to build supply ships.
34.5 Supply Line
A supply convoy at sea; cargo vessels move supplies to the beaches of Normandy; mail arrives in Italy; large supply storehouses in Italy; a field full of supplies.
34.6 Flashes from France
The Public Relations Department, housed in an old French chateau, is bombed; war correspondents flee the building. German prisoners are brought in by Canadian soldiers and are treated well; some prisoners have been beaten by French civilians. Engineers bulldoze a burning jeep on the road. Destruction in a small French town; rations are doled out; soldiers relax; they fix bikes; some learn to milk a cow; women mend uniforms; British soldiers and French civilians pay tribute to dead Canadian soldiers.
Видео Canadian Army Newsreel No. 34 канала The War Amps
King George arrives in France on the Royal Cruiser escorted by a small group of ships ten days after the D-Day invasion; he is met by General Bernard Montgomery; at an investiture, he presents Major General R.F.L. Keller with the Silver Cross; the troops hail the King.
34.2 Planes Evacuate Wounded
Dakota planes move the wounded from France; Nursing Sister Ogilvy at work; the plane takes off.
34.3 The Queen Visits Canadian Casualties
Queen Elizabeth visits injured Canadian soldiers at a Canadian General Hospital in France.
34.4 Home Front Action
Women rivet steel and perform other jobs to build supply ships.
34.5 Supply Line
A supply convoy at sea; cargo vessels move supplies to the beaches of Normandy; mail arrives in Italy; large supply storehouses in Italy; a field full of supplies.
34.6 Flashes from France
The Public Relations Department, housed in an old French chateau, is bombed; war correspondents flee the building. German prisoners are brought in by Canadian soldiers and are treated well; some prisoners have been beaten by French civilians. Engineers bulldoze a burning jeep on the road. Destruction in a small French town; rations are doled out; soldiers relax; they fix bikes; some learn to milk a cow; women mend uniforms; British soldiers and French civilians pay tribute to dead Canadian soldiers.
Видео Canadian Army Newsreel No. 34 канала The War Amps
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