Summary: I. "Weapons display draws London." Exhibition of armament (25 pounders, bombs, mine-detectors, tanks etc.) used by the victorious 8th Army in N Africa is held in a bombed out store in Oxford Street and attracts large crowds including servicemen and women and children. Joint Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Supply, Duncan Sandys, also visits the display.
II. "Warrior of the week." Sergeant of the Maritime Royal Artillery describes how his convoy got through to Russia with supplies for the Stalingrad Front and was "cheered by Russians on the dock". Convoy "bagged 65 aircraft and 3 U-Boats."
III. "The other man's job. Making tank transporters." North African campaign illustrated importance of retrieving and repairing damaged tanks. Production scenes of different units prior to their assembly as completed vehicles; testing of tank transporters over muddy terrain.
IV. "Italy going out." Montgomery concentrates troops and artillery before final breakthrough in Sicily, British having outpaced the Germans. Italian soldiers surrender willingly and civilians in towns and villages welcome the United Nations' forces as liberators.
