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Panzer III tanks of Panzer-Regiment 5 on parade in Tripoli shortly after landing in North Africa as part of the Deutsches Afrikakorps on March 12th 1941. A Panzer II also rolls past as Rommel salutes at 0:37 accompanied by Italian General Gariboldi.

Sherman tanks of the Canadian 6th Armoured Regiment (1st Hussars) knocked out in combat with elements of 12. SS-Panzerdivision during the Battle of Le Mesnil-Patry on June 11th 1944

French Bloch MB.210 twin-engined bombers demonstrated in 1938

Hitching a ride on British Mark V female tank B47 "BANSHEE" near Amiens circa August 1918

Imperial Japanese military manufacturing scenes showing a barrel being forged and heavy shells and aircraft bombs on the factory floor circa 1940

Messerschmitt Me 410 loaded with a single SC 500 bomb in its internal bomb bay for a night raid over England in the Summer of 1944

Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress bombers unloading

Staged German sequence filmed with a captured RAF Spitfire showing the British aircraft being shot off the tail of a Heinkel He 111 by the nose gunner of a fellow bomber

Panzer IV Ausf. G crews cool off in the Mediterranean in the Summer of 1943

Rare view from inside the cockpit of an Imperial Japanese Army Mitsubishi Ki-51 dive bomber strafing targets in Burma in 1942

Luftwaffe Heinkel He 111 caught on the ground with engines running at a French airfield by a USAAF fighter in 1944 #guncamera

Messerschmitt Bf 110 heavy fighters with Zerstörergeschwader 26 engaging British forces on the ground in North Africa in early 1941 #guncamera

MiG-17 accelerating down the runway of an Egyptian airfield as an Israeli Air Force fighter strafes a row of similar aircraft parked outside of their revetments during the opening shots of the Six Day War on June 5th 1967

10.5cm Gebirgshaubitze 40 in service with German Gebirgsjäger mountain troops during anti-partisan operations in Montenegro circa 1943. 420 examples of this weapon were manufactured from 1942 and it could be broken down into five mule loads for transport.

British Gun Carrier Mark I self-propelled 6-inch howitzer "DUBLIN" on the move near Irles in August 1918. The gun could be fired while mounted making the vehicle was effectively the first self-propelled gun to see service.