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Public Domain Stock Footage Military Newsreels 1943 Issue 31
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Synopsis: US Troops Sweep Through Aleutian Islands, Dionne Quintuplets Attend Ship Launching, Axis Front In North Africa Collapses... (read more)
Information: 1943 09:17 min BW
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American troops land on one of the Aleutian Islands and battle winds to put up tents. Start construction of airfield. Shows General Lloyd E. Jones.

The Dionne quintuplets are present as 5 cargo vessels are launched at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Allies take Tunis and Bizerte as Axis defense collapse. Tanks of the British 8th Army roll forward in Tunisia. Supplies arrive by ship. American tank crews and an advance patrol of British infantrymen greet each other and exchange cigarettes and helmets. General Montgomery and General Eisenhower meet. Allied planes patrol the Mediterranean. Allied artillery blasts Nazi positions by night. Germans surrender by the thousands.