1951 - Korean soldiers use 81mm mortars in a mock attack, then get briefed by an officer.
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1951 - American soldiers in Sherman tanks are directed to new positions in wintry Inchon, Korea.
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1951 - American soldiers fire a 50 caliber machine gun from the turret of a tank in Inchon, Korea.
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1951 - Korean officers use a field phone to order a mortar crew into action.
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1944 - US Army soldiers withdraw from the Ardennes during the Battle of the Bulge, with one wounded man apologizing to an officer for getting hit (narrated by a veteran in 1965).
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1916 - American soldiers load and fire 12 inch mortars and guns in Mexico.
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VIETNAM - 1970 - A Montagnard family walks by a bunker and a 60mm mortar emplacement.
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VIETNAM - 1970 - A US Army CH-47 Chinook lands at a US Army base camp in Vietnam with an 81mm mortar emplacement.
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1969 - Korean soldiers open packages of captured Viet Cong equipment, including mortar rounds and communist flags.
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1969 - Korean soldiers spread out captured Viet Cong equipment.
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1969 - Captured Viet Cong weapons and equipment are laid out on a hilltop and a helicopter takes off after delivering it to Korean soldiers.
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1969 - Korean soldiers lay out captured Viet Cong mortar rounds.
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1965 - ROK soldiers fire 60mm mortars and machine guns in Vietnam.
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1951 - Korean soldiers practice with .50 caliber machine guns and 81mm mortars.
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DUNKIRK - 1944 - Czech soldiers under Canadian command use mortars and a smoke barrage against the Germans in Dunkirk.
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1916 - American soldiers load and fire 12 inch mortars in Mexico.
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NETHERLANDS - 1945 - Canadian soldiers employ smoke screens and mortars in the Battle for the Kapelsche Veer.
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ITALY - 1945 - Canadian soldiers fire mortars as they advance on San Alberto, Italy.
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1910s - French artillerymen fire heavy cannons, mortars and Howitzers.
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ITALY - 1944 - Canadian soldiers use flame-throwing tanks and mortars as they advance in northern Italy.
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FRANCE - 1944 - Canadian artillerymen fire mortars into a valley in France while Canadian Air Force planes fly overhead.
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FRANCE - 1944 - Allied warships, bombers and artillery units take down Luftwaffe planes in France.
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1951 - American soldiers load mortar shells and barracks bags into trucks, then drive with the trailers to a new firing position in Inchon, Korea.
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1951 - After receiving their marching orders, American soldiers stationed in Inchon, Korea break down a 4.2 mortar and put the ammo back into cartons.
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1951 - American soldiers in Inchon, Korea dig in their mortars, set charges on the shells, and fire the 4.2 mortar.
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ITALY - 1943 - Canadian soldiers fire from guns and mortars during the Battle of Ortona.
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NIGERIA - 1963 - Eastern Nigerian boys pounding and crush palm nuts using mills and mortars. Men loading sacks into ships for shipment abroad.
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NIGERIA - 1963 - Eastern Nigerian boys pound and process palm nuts by hand to make palm oil. They use large mortars to pound the palm nuts.
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FRANCE - 1917 - American soldiers fire mortars and set up barbed wire fences in France.
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FRANCE - 1917 - American artillerymen fire mortars in France.
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GUAM - 1945 - Marines fire mortars deep in the jungle as infantry and tanks advance. Soldiers arrive at Piti Town to find it completely destroyed.
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1910s - Italian soldiers load and fire trench mortars, then storm a village.
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1940s - British soldiers set up mortar weapons in a French field.
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1944 - American soldiers fire mortars and other weapons, blasting axis installations on a hillside in Italy.
1944 - US Army artillerymen fire on San Pietro, clearing the way for the infantry to go in.
1962 - South Vietnamese soldiers are shown using rifles, machine guns, bazookas, mortars, and large field artillery guns.
1962 - South Vietnamese soldiers are shown using rifles, machine guns, bazookas, mortars, and large field artillery guns.
1962 - South Vietnamese soldiers are shown using rifles, machine guns, bazookas, mortars, and large field artillery guns.
1944 - British and American forces liberate the French city of Cherbourg from the Nazis.