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Several Clips of IDF Operations in Gaza on or about November 2, 2023.

On 11 October, 1967, two battalions of the First Marine Regiment embarked on Operation Medina in the hills of the Hai Lang Forest, Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. Unit involved include 1st Bn 1st Marines, and 2nd Bn 1st Marines with Charlie Company, Delta Company, and Hotel Company HMM-361.

This video shows a Palestinian Militant rushing an Israeli Merkava to hand place an AT warhead and then withdrawing under fire to his hidie hold.

This video shows a Palestinian drone dropping a hand grenade on Israeli soldiers at rest in Gaza. Casualties from this attack are unknown.

A video collection of weapons that the Houthis rebels in Yemen, who are armed and backed by the Iranians, launch weapons they claim can hit Israel.

This THE BIG PICTURE film covers several feature stories: The U.S. Army First Air Cavalry in combat, Vietnamese Rangers supported by the U.S. Army's 13th Aviation Battalion, and aviation support activities. Also included in the film are stories on the Vietnamese Women's Army Corps (WAC) training, and the artillery fire mission of the 173rd Airborne Brigade.

October 20, 1967 During a recent operation, units of the U. S. Army's 1st Air Cavalry Division, based at An Khe, South Vietnam, conducted a massive air assault on positions near the South China Sea. Considerable coordination is involved in employing the air mobility concept, including the use of artillery, observation helicopters, UH-1 "Huey" "Gun Ships" armed with rockets and machine guns, and CH-47 "Chinook" and "Huey" "Slick Ship" unarmed, troop- carrying helicopters . Troops board "Huey" helicopters bound for the battle area. Aerial rocket artillery softens up landing zones (LZ) where the troop- carrying helicopters will unload their passengers . "Huey" "Gun Ships", fly with the troop carrying "Slick Ships" to provide protection and serve as a form of aerial artillery. CH-47 "Chinook" twin-rotorchoppers, which also carry airborne cavalrymen, fly in formation with the "Hueys ". The "Chinooks ", often called the workhorse of the infantry, are heavy cargo helicopters used primarily in resupply operations . For this mission, they carry soldiers . After the landing zones have been saturated with aerial rockets from the "GunShips", the helicopters land, off-load troops, and depart rapidly. Some of the choppers land on a small plateau, others on a hilltop beside the ocean, and others on the beach itself. The soldiers quickly move out from the helicopters into positions around the landing zone to defend it in case of enemy opposition in the operation. Thanks to the helicopter, men and equipment can be moved quickly and precisely into selected battle positions . Helicopter air mobility has proved an important factor in the type of tactics employed by American forces in Vietnam.

For action this day in the Iron Triangle northwest of Saigon, Specialist Five Lawrence Joel, a medic with the 1st Battalion, 503rd Airborne Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade, is awarded the Medal of Honor, becoming the first living African American since the Spanish-American War to receive the nation’s highest award for valor. When his unit was outnumbered in an attack by an enemy force, Specialist Joel, who suffered a severe leg wound in the early stages of the battle, continued to administer aid to his wounded comrades. Wounded a second time—with a bullet lodged deep in his lungs—Joel continued to treat the wounded, completely disregarding the battle raging around him and his own safety. Even after the 24-hour battle had subsided, Joel, a 38-year-old father of two, continued to treat and comfort the wounded until his own evacuation was ordered. President Johnson presented the Medal of Honor to Specialist Joel on March 9, 1967, in ceremonies held on the South Lawn of the White House.

This is raw footage of a US airstrike in southern Vietnam in March 1965. This is raw footage without sound.

This is the raw footage of a US airstrike in 1965 that has become iconic in Vietnam War documentaries. Because it is raw footage, no sound is present.

Chechen Muslims in the airport of the Republic of Dagestan in Southwestern Russia storming the area to “Kill Israelis and Jews.” After rumors began that an Israeli Aircraft was preparing to land at the Airport, many were with Pro-Hamas flags.

This IDF reservist tanker is "All gas and no breaks."

Video of a female Journalist in Southern Lebanon after her injury by an alleged IDF artillery shell. This shell also allegedly killed Reuters cameraman Issam Abdullah.

The IDF targets rocket launch sites in Gaza and prepares its forces for the ground assault.

A newly released video by Hamas of an Israeli Merkava 3 tank destroyed by a new Hamas drone by dropping a PG-7VR warhead.

eel 1, spillways are erected, concrete poured, lock gates constructed, and emergency dams erected and swung across locks at Gatun, Miraflores, and Pedro Miguel. A dike is dynamited. Reel 2, rock is dynamited and removed by steam shovel and railroad crane. Reel 3, Culebra Cut is excavated and railroad track is taken up. The lower chamber of Gatun Locks is filled and a tug enters. Gamboa Dike is dynamited. Reel 4, the Cucuaracha slide is dynamited. Shows the dredging fleet. Reel 5, mud and rock are cleared from cuts. Sec. of War Garrison views operations.

July 27, 1909. Orville Wright and Lt. Frank P. Lahm, the first Army passenger, test the "Wright Flyer" during trials at Fort Myer. Notable dignitaries present include President and Mrs. Taft, Major Squier, Major Saltzman. Wright and Lahm set the world's endurance record of one hour 12 minutes and 40 seconds. Shot list included. MS of small group standing at door of hangar. Crowds around hangar. Opening doors of hangar. Dignitaries greeting each other. MS of soldiers removing doors from hangar. Pushing plane sideways out of hangar. Soldiers turning plane around. LS of pulling plane out to field. MS preperation of aircraft for take off. Lt. Lahm sitting at controls, Wright standing in front and releasing ropes. Lt. Lahm and Orville Wright take seats in plane. LS of men standing beside catapult and in front of buildings. Men pulling up weight of catapult. LS of catapult from front of plane. MS of catapult from behind plane. LS of taking off. MS of plane taking off. Plane in flight. Plane circles around field, over buildings. LS headquarters building in background. LS of flying field. Plane in flight. Plane landing. LS of plane on field after flight. Moving plane off field. Army presonnel grouped around the Wright aircraft. CU of plane. Wright getting out of plane.

Reel 1, spillways are erected, concrete poured, lock gates constructed, and emergency dams erected and swung across locks at Gatun, Miraflores, and Pedro Miguel. A dike is dynamited. Reel 2, rock is dynamited and removed by steam shovel and railroad crane. Reel 3, Culebra Cut is excavated and railroad track is taken up. The lower chamber of Gatun Locks is filled and a tug enters. Gamboa Dike is dynamited. Reel 4, the Cucuaracha slide is dynamited. Shows the dredging fleet. Reel 5, mud and rock are cleared from cuts. Sec. of War Garrison views operations.

Reel 1, Adm. Sims, Winston Churchill, and other celebrities arrive at Central Hall, London, July 4. U.S. flags fly over Parliament and from Whitehall to Trafalgar Square. King George V, Adm. Sims, and Gen. Biddle witness a July 4th baseball game. U.S. troops attend a Kensington Palace garden party. Herbert Hoover poses in front of the U.S. Embassy. Gen. Biddle reviews U.S. troops in Winchester. George V decorates U.S. troops at Buckingham Palace. Members of Parliament enter Westminster Abbey. U.S. and Brit. soldiers decorate the Shrine of Hyde Park. Reel 2, wounded soldiers arrive at a Liverpool hospital. 324th Inf. troops arrive at a Liverpool rest camp. Shows camp cooking facilities. U.S. soldiers debark at Liverpool. 316th F.A. troops board a train. Red Cross workers visit patients at a hospital in Dartford. The 77th F.A. debarks at London from the transport Takada. Allied troops embark aboard the British transport Porto at Dundee, Scotland. The battleships New York, Kansas, Kentucky, and Texas lie at anchor in the Firth of Forth. The 342nd Inf. marches onto a Southampton dock. Reel 3, the 342nd Inf. embarks aboard the transport Charles at Southampton. Wounded soldiers arrive at a hospital in Dartford. Samuel Gompers gives cigarettes to U.S. troops and visits his childhood home in London. Sec. of War Baker marches with U.S. troops in Winchester, poses with Gen. Biddle at London's Belgrave Hotel, visits the Winchester Cathedral with Gen. W.F. Martin, and visits patients at a hospital in Romsey. Brit. Gen. Robert Baden Powell speaks to Boy Scouts in London. Sec. of War Baker and Gen. Biddle visit the Dartford hospital. Brit. and U.S. aviators take off from Ford Junction Aerodrome in Sussex in Farman planes. Shows the aerodrome under construction. U.S. soldiers pose on the campuses of King's College, the University of Edinburgh, and Trinity College.

Pershing walks on the deck of the transport Baltic; disembarks with his staff at Liverpool, England, and Boulogne, France; inspects an honor guard at Boulogne; arrives at the Gare du Nord in Paris; rides through huge crowds in Paris; and speaks to throngs from the balcony of the Hotel Crillon.

German prisoners, Belgian refugees, and wounded 37th Div. troops cross a pontoon bridge over the Lys River at De Paling, Belgium. Shows rubble in De Paling and Cruyshautem. Gen. C.S. Farnsworth and French Gens. Hippolyte Penet and Jean Sicre pose. Civilians receive U.S. rations in Cruyshautem. 112th Engineers remove land mines at Olsene.

Y.M.C.A. trucks are loaded on the docks at St. Die. 11th Inf. troops man trenches near Bois Ducos. The 60th Inf. headquarters bldg. at Sierra de Malfosse is repaired. Sentries take up positions. Gen. McMahon and aides attend a reception at Gerardmer given by French Gen. Le Comte on Bastille Day. 5th Div. troops participate in athletic contests (grenade throwing, running, etc.) and receive awards from Gens. McMahon and Wright.

German planes bomb an ammunition dump at Royaumeix. 356th Inf. troops lead prisoners to the rear and practice loading and firing machine guns near Boucq. 508th Engineers widen a road near Boucq. Prison stockades are built at Menil la Tour. Bread is unloaded and inspected at a warehouse. Gens. Pershing and Wright inspect 89th Div. headquarters at Lucey. Gens. Winn, Dickman, and Shipton pose with Spanish and French officers. 356th Inf. troops attend a band concert. Salvation Army women make doughnuts.

On fighting in Alsace. Shows aerial views around Montreux; the 339th Machine Gun Battalion taking up new positions at Eglingen; a patrol returning to Montreux Chateau; French 240mm guns being unloaded at Montreux Vieux; 88th Division troops receiving language lessons from French girls; and a division cemetery near Hericourt.