GOUMIERS (FRENCH MOROCCAN COLONIAL TROOPS), MONTAQUILA, ITALY ; BATISTA FIELD, CUBA ; MEDIC IDENTIFIES BODIES Part 3
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Signal Corps 111 ADC 316 SOURCE: AFCF ADC Card 1 of 2 FILM: 316-1 Archives MP & APC MP, Silent, 700 ea GOUMIERS (FRENCH MOROCCAN COLONIAL TROOPS) Montaquila, Italy 18 Dec 1943 (0-465) LS, Goumiers put on field packs. CU, several Goumiers gathered around food supplies of corned beef cans and American bread. LS, The company marches toward a hill where it assembles before moving to combat area MS, Goumiers in full field uniform. VS, Goumiers (with full field packs) mount awaiting trucks; truck with man at 50 cal MG moves forward. Record Group 111 Accession Number III-NAV-210 ARMY PICTORIAL CENTER, 35-11 35TH AVE, LIC 1, NY ERB/ss Signal Corps 111 ADC 316 ADC SOURCE: AFCF Card 2 of 2 316-2 FILM: Archives MP & APC MP, Silent, 700 ea BATISTA FIELD, CUBA No Date (H-15) Pan of Batista Field past ordnance bomb and ammunition storage depot. Street scene in Barracks area, tennis courts, basketball courts, gymnasium and Post Exchange area. HS, B-25 bomber lands on runway. High pan, main base area from control tower from east to west: Main barracks area and base engineer area, operations building, line maintenance of planes, parking area. MCU, ATC27 and 2 B-25s on flight line. MEDIC IDENTIFIES BODIES (No Caption) (No Date) Medic uncovers faces of dead US soldiers and checks dog tags. Record Group 111 Accession Number III-NAV-210 ARMY PICTORIAL CENTER, 35-11 35TH AVE, LIC 1, NY ERB/ss
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