...about 8 minutes, 30 seconds into it, a convoy of 4 deuce-and-a-halves roll by. They look like they have the big water-cooled .50 cal. mounted in the beds.
About 10 minutes into the video, air-to-air and strafing action. A P-51 shooting up a parked HE 177; some good air-to-air, including almost taking out of herd of cattle while gunning down a low Me 109.
Never Before Seen World War II Film Video Never Before Seen World War II Film Video
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Here is remarkable raw footage of combat over and across the French and German countryside during World War II following the D-Day Invasion in June 1944. The film was shot by Albert Fagler who lived through those days as an Army Combat Photographer. The film was found by his grandchildren in the basement of his home in Colorado following his recent death. The film is silent but dramatic as it shows a taste of what those brave Americans experienced to preserve freedom for our nation, and give freedom to millions in Europe.
