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Psychological Warfare in action. Twenty minutes after a broadcast from a soundtruck of the Psychological Warfare Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force, German prisoners come in to surrender at the little village of Balue near St. Malo, Brittany. Thousands of Nazi soldiers have surrendered to Allied forces on all fronts after listening to these broadcasts.

Field Engineering and Mine Warfare. Pamphlet No 6. Detection and Clearance of Mines. Part II .The War Office, december 1951

1. Discovery - Bouw Kanaaltunnel, documentaire 00:00 - 0:55:19 2. The Century of Warfare, vliegtuigen in oorlogstijd, vliegdekschepen 1:05:18 - 1:59:29, 01-01-1940 - 31-12-1998

Psychological warfare. U.S. airmen load psychological warfare leaflets into bombs at a base somewhere in Britain. From the first days of the war, when British aircraft flew over Germany to drop loads of leaflets, psychological warfare has used this vital weapon, not only on the enemy but to inform civilians living in occupied countries of important events, to warn them of imminent danger or to direct ...

Psychological Warfare Unit of the Third U.S. Army. Major Huet (standing) and Edward Gottlieb of the Psychological Warfare Division, Allied Expeditionary Force, discuss a pamphlet at the psychological warfare tent of the Third U.S. Army in France.

U.S. Army conducts chemical warfare manoeuvres. A smoke screen laid over the grounds of the Arsenal by a plane piloted by Major William Flood of the U.S. Army Air Corps.

A Japanese liner goed down, victim of Germany's mine warfare. Loaded lifeboats ready to leave the side of the 'Terukuni Maru'.

A Japanese liner goed down, victim of Germany's mine warfare. The liner's propeller lifting out of the water as the stern rose. British rescue boats are on the right.

A Japanese liner goes down, victim of Germany's mine warfare. The liner's bow under water, seen from the starboard side. A lifebelt and loose timber are floating in the sea.