WWII - 1942, German Newsreel Excerpts: Japanese Navy; Stalingrad Battle; El Alamein Fighting

NOTE: FOR ORDERING See: www.footagefarm.co.uk or contact us at: Info@Footagefarm.co.uk WWII - 1942, German Newsreel Excerpts: Japanese Navy; Stalingrad Battle; El Alamein Fighting Montage: Japanese naval officers on flagship bridge, ships in column, battleship in rough seas; officers run & raise signal flags, to battle stations & pilot into observation plane , planes taking off from strange looking aircraft carrier (possibly Akagi ?), many planes overhead. Large BB naval guns firing broadsides. Twin-engine bombers in low formation over battleship. 10:57:04 Diagrams show alleged U.S. naval losses. 10:57:28 Animated map w/ Rostow, Kalatsch, Stalingrad & Donex, Don & Volga / Wolga Rivers. German officers watching; German large artillery firing, explosions, Stuka dive bombers bombard cannon factory in Stalingrad. 10:58:16 German soldiers / infantry & tanks advance thru wreckage & leveled brick & wood buildings. MCU riflemen fighting, machine guns. Troops follow behind tank thru smoking factory ruins. 10:59:36 Russian prisoners of war / POW's marched to the rear. 10:59:54 Title: Afrika /Africa. Pan from high point over rough desert to Italian soldier on overlook; pan beyond across barren desert & scattered peaks. 11:00:22 Rommel w/ German officers confer near El Alamein; German troops carry supplies & Axis troops dig in to place machine guns. Explosions & troops across desert; Italian infantry charge thru barbed wire towards British positions. Good close explosions; CUs w/ throwing grenade. LS British soldiers surrender & waved out of camouflaged & sandbagged position. 11:01:27 German tanks advance past abandoned British armor, pan, burning tank. Allied walking wounded; burning tanks. WW2 Battles; North Africa; Sold at per reel rate. NOTE: FOR ORDERING See: www.footagefarm.co.uk or contact us at: Info@Footagefarm.co.uk NOTE: In our experience German Nazi era material is considered in the public domain throughout the world. If users feel any further clearances are necessary they are to be their own responsibility.