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Public Domain Stock Footage Military Newsreels 1945 - Issue 9
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Synopsis: Stilwell Road Completed As Supplies Roll into China, Chinese Officers Study In America, Air Force Veterans at Airplane Factory in Denver Colorado, War Dogs Retrained And Sent Home, Fighting Continues In Germany... (read more)
Information: 1945 8 min BW
Show All Military Newsreels Titles Military Newsreels: 1945 - Issue 8
This title includes these newsreel stories:

Supplies roll to China over the Stilwell road. General Daniel I. Sultan congratulates General Louis Pick on the completion of the Stilwell Road. Shows a convoy traveling the road.

Chinese ordnance officers studying at Northwestern University and Chinese airmen graduating from their training in the U.S.

Air Force veterans at work in an airplane factory in Denver.

War dogs are returned home after demilitarization.

British soldiers and the U.S. 7th Army fighting in Germany. At Malmedy, German prisoners watch soldiers of the 30th Inf. Div. remove bodies of U.S. soldiers murdered after their surrender.