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Public Domain Stock Footage Military Newsreels 1943 Issue 10
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Synopsis: Allies Continue North Africa Advance, Chinese Air Cadets Graduate In U.S., Marine Raiders Return From Successful Operation, U.S. Speeds Up Weapons And Support Production... (read more)
Information: 1943 10 min BW
Show All Military Newsreels Titles Newsreels: 1943 - Issue 10
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The British 8th army advances through mud in Tunisia and Ben-Garoane is restored to the French while Nazi prisoners are rounded up. Shows General Eisenhower and General Henri Giraud.

Chinese air cadets train and graduate in the U.S.

Marines Raiders return from a raid on a Japanese outpost as Admiral Nimitz congratulates the troops. Lt. Col. Evan Carlton, leader of Carlton’s raiders, and Lt. Col. James Roosevelt are shown.

U.S. speeds up weapons production to smash the Axis as vital ammunition and tank destroyers are manufactured, new amphibious equipment is tested and trucks transport all manner of food and equipment. Shows test firing of a 240mm howitzer.