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Thank you all for the kind words; we will contine to provide you with new products. But it is the men in these films that are the stars; they are the heroes. We are just happy that we can bring you this piece of American History that you and your family can enjoy for a lifetime. The CombatReels Team

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I've known and worked with Mr. Tyler Alberts for over six years in the capacity of historical researcher primarily focused on World War II documents and images. He is a superb researcher with an in innate ability to locate and identify obscure documents, images and film footage often overlooked by other scholars and researchers. His skill and ability to identify military units on sight from vehicle markings and shoulder sleeve insignia is the best I've ever seen.

His work in the National Archives and Records Administration resulted in the discovery of documents, images, and film footage previously thought lost or destroyed. Much of 90th Regional Readiness Command's, United States Army Reserve, historical archive, particularly the more obscure references, is a direct result of his research in the National Archives and other records repositories. In addition to official government archives his research extends to private letters, diaries and snapshots thus preserving information that would otherwise be lost.

Most recently he was instrumental in locating images of Third United States Army from World Wars I through the Cold War. Many of the images that he identified are to be used in a forthcoming publication on the history of Third Army form World War I to Operation Iraqi Freedom.

His dedication, energy, diligence, professionalism and willingness to share his information with veterans and their families set him apart from others. Mr. Alberts' professional reputation is unsurpassed. I unconditionally support his research, and feel his videos are a welcomed and needed research tool for historians and enthusiasts alike.

THOMAS M. RYAN
LTC, GS
Command Historian
Third United States Army

90th Infantry Division Invasion of Normandy Series 1 55 Minutes $24.99

See soldiers of the 90th Infantry Division exiting their LST landing craft and marching inland. Men of the 90th Division move through elements of the 82nd Airborne near St. Mere Eglise as they continue to attack west ... [ More ]

3rd Infantry Division Liberation of Western Europe Western Europe $34.99 DVD Details

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104th Infantry Division Liberation of Western Europe $24.99 DVD Details

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Many soldiers, civilians and other personalities have been identified in these DVDs Find Fathers, Sons, Brothers, Grandfathers, Famous Generals, Ike, Patton. ... Who do you see? If you see somebody you know, we want to know who you have identified, please contact us! [ More ]

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The Army Signal Corps had the duty of capturing the war in photographs and on film. These men went in harms way to capture this footage. We salute them for a job well done! [ More Info ]

World War II History

  WW2 History - Directive To Eisenhower
  WW2 History - Summary of Operations Europe
  D-Day Planning and Preparation: The COSSAC Plan
  D-Day: Development of Overlord
  D-Day Development of Overlord Part2
  D-Day Development of Overlord Part3
  D-Day Logistical Problems
  German Miscalculations Regarding D-Day
  Preparatory Operations for D-Day
  Enemy Capabilities on D-Day
  The D-Day Assault
  The D-Day Assault Part2
  The D-Day Assault ... Part 3
  Normandy Lodgement
  Normandy Lodgement Part2
  Normandy Lodgement ... Part 3
  The Normandy Breakthrough
  The Normandy Breakthrough ... Part 2
  The Normandy Breakthrough ... Part 3
  Battle of the Falaise-Argentan Pocket