At the French Jungle Warfare School close to Libreville, Gabon, U.S. Soldiers practice search and movement drills as well as learn how to treat causalities. The purpose of the training is to guarantee that soldiers have the proper skills to live and succeed in a jungle surrounding.
Explore the history of the 2nd Infantry Division (2ID). This documentary gives an overview of the legacy of the 2ID beginning in 1917 along with interviews with veterans and current infantry as well as KATUSA soldiers.
“1967” Combat missions of the 1st Brigade, 101st airborne division, from the summer of 1965 to January 1967: Operations Van Buren, Harrison, Hawthorne, John Paul Jones, Pickett.
As a part of Golden Coyote 2016 exercise, U.S. Army Soldiers construct Improved Ribbon Bridges (IRB) with Mk2 Bridge Erection Boats to move multiple military vehicles across the Missouri River in Chamberlain, S.D.
Since the Revolutionary War, the U.S. Army has always used communication systems to organize soldiers. In 1863, the U.S. saw the necessity to provide the latest communication technology to the army and introduced the Signal Corp. Today, Signal Corps continues to develop and deliver elite communication and information systems for the leadership and control of combined arms forces.
M1A2’s participate in the 2018 Strong Europe Tank Challenge’s Precision Driving lane at the 7th Army Training Command’s Grafenwoehr Training Area.
Watch how U.S. marines and soldiers use improved ribbon bridge (IRB) to help vehicles cross rivers around the world.
“1944” Shows how the infantry-tank team lends mutual protection from dangers experienced by each during independent operation. Describes conditions, formations, and communications for combined operations. Demonstrates how a team can capture an enemy position consisting of a machine gun and an antitank gun. The infantry finds and points out the objective, puts the antitank gun out of action, guides and protects the tanks, and follows them into the position to wipe it out.
“1944” Describes the M-24 and compares it with the M-5. Teaches how to operate the tank, pointing out good and bad practices. Explains the ventilation and heating systems and the operation of the gears. Demonstrates how to adjust the track.
“1945” Film shows actual battle footage of US tanks in the battle for the Island Iwo Jima.
