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(2)2631x?,ete--WW II INVASION STORIES-1944 THE MACHINES FOR VICTORY--please see film as we had no caption at all for this----apparently storage of tanks,weapons.gun carriers,etc -2581x2: (BkNo:4186-6--614ft--H. Wright--June 1944--CANAISIANS UNDERGO SEVERE TRAINING FOR D DAY-- in Englan--var.companies on march in exercise area--20 miles under full packs and equipment--B Company at rinner, the hill they're on was their objective for morning exercise- var.scs.of briefings, smoke screens,movements,ete--firing - guns--Bren Gun firing--mortars,ete-~var.sc. of street-fighting school--battle training in woo^s--tanks--carriers,ete--approach village--trenches--foxholes,ete -artillery training--self-propelled 105m gun firing--crev load 25 pounder--var.Canadian officers instructing their men 2017x6:(BkNo:&192-8--232ft--Gaumonte-June 1946--ALLIED SECOND FRONT INVASION MATERIAL(WOCDS SHIPMENT)---Allfed Naval Commander Adm. Sir Bertram Ramsey piped aboard flagship--met by Staff Cept.R.P.Selby & R. B.Allen of the Merchant Navy(only merchant man commanding a ship in the invasion fleet--a tribute to his ability) Ransay returns to the

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