WW2 Home Movies 552nd Ord Co tank maintenance M25 dragon-wagon France

You are bidding on a new DVD from vintagefilmarsenal . (VFA Copyright 2006-2023 All Rights Reserved) "552nd Ord. Heavy Maint. Co." 1944-1945 Home Movies following a small Heavy Ordnance tank repair company across WWII Europe shortly after D-Day -- through France, Luxembourg, and on into Germany. You'll see truckloads of soldiers moving out of camp and views of bombed out French towns as they drive through. Travel along with the men inside an M-25 "Dragon Wagon" articulated tank transporter, and visit the 552nd's repair shop in Verdun -- an old hangar riddled with bullet holes. Inside you'll see men working on tanks and other heavy equipment, men working at a small foundry, and a jeep from the 10th Gp. Ordnance Patrol driving around. There are stops in towns along the way, with street scenes of citizens and soldiers, and views of the countryside. The men take time to look over old WWI artillery relics near Metz, and there's a brief view of German POWs lining up for chow in a small fenced area. Later you'll see the 552nd's new repair shop in Rodange, Luxembourg, where the guys test drive a Sherman tank, and then follow them as they move through the Alps into Germany. Other interesting sights include Soldier's Field swimming pool, a ride in an Amtrac, piles of destroyed Nazi aircraft, remains of burned out train cars with munitions laying in piles, and more. The DVD has a soundtrack of WWII era radio shows. Running Time: 47 minutes SHIPPING:
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