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October 20th 1944. The men of MacArthur has returned. Small 9 minutes film, but pretty interesting.

October 31st, 2011 | Author: Snafu
This War Department movie is not a World War Two movie but a Korean War movie. As you know, 70% of the equipments used in Korea was World War Two equipments. Enjoy this movie.

Operations of the 2nd Battalion, 503rd Parachute Infantry Regimental Combat Team
Recapture of Corregidor Island
February 16 1945 - February 23 1945
Personal Observation of a Parachute Rifle Platoon Leader
1st Lt Edward T. Flash

This is exactly what I am doing when an American is searching for his dad/granpa WW2 deeds

A Repaired M-3 Medium Tank is given final check by Ordnance personnel. Every tank, gun, or vehicle, damaged either by an accident or later in combat, which could be repaired meant one less new tank to be supplied. As the war progressed the medium tank underwent changes as did a great deal of other US equipment. It became lower so as to present a more difficult target, the riveted hull was replaced by a welded or cast hull, and toward the end of the ..... 50 photos and captions

France, World War One, Military Railroads System. Another interesting archive. I have not a lot information on this particularly period as well as Military branch and I would really like to have someone to put a text together to add with this post.
Photos would also be welcome (WW-1 & WW-2)

World War One - 1914-1918 - France & Belgium. Unfortunately this is a no sound movie shot in France in 1917 or 1918. It is an interesting movie for Military Collectors. As you can see Italian, American French and British Troops on the Battlefield.

(Combat America - Color - 1943-1944 - Full Version) This World War Two Movie follows the Flying Fortress crews of the 351st Bombardment Group (8th Army Air Force) from the end of their training at a Colorado training field to actual combat over Germany. It tells the story of the crews and the gunners, showing how they live, how they fight, and how they rest. Produced at the command of Gen Henry H. Arnold, Commanding General of the Army Air Forces, as an orientation film for gunners training to serve in the European theater of operations.