DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY PAMPHLET NO. 108-1
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INDEX OF
ARMY MOTION PICTURES
AND
RELATED AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS
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No. 108-1 )
INDEX OF ARMY MOTION PICTURES
AND RELATED AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS
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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
Purpose and Scope _. 1
Restrictions on Release of this Publication 2
Arrangement of this Pamphlet 3
Historical Films 4
Transparencies, GTA Charts, and Slides (TGS) ....... 5
Conditions of Loan __ 6
Tips for the Instructor 7
Classified Films 8
References 9
Submission of Comments 10
CHAPTER 2. RELEASE NUMBER INDEX
SECTION I. PREFIX NUMBERED TRAINING TYPE FILM MATERIAL (TF,
FB, MF, FS and SFS, TGS)
3-series; Chemical - . 11
5-series ; Engineers _ . 12
6-series ; Field Artillery 13
7-series ; Infantry _ 14
8-series ; Medical . . . - - 15
9-series; Ordnance (See also 25-series) 16
10-series; Quartermaster . _. 17
11-series; Communication-Electronics . . 18
12-series ; Adjutant General 19
14-series ; Finance - - . . 20
15-series; Judge Advocate General (See also 27-series) - 21
16-series, Chaplain . . .... 22
17-series, Armor . . . 23
19-series, Military Police .. . . - - 24
20-series ; General Safety, Countries, Miscellaneous 25
21-series ; Individual Soldier . . . . - 26
22-series ; Leadership and Instructing 27
25-series; Machine Shop Practice (See also 9-series) 28
27-series; Military Law (See also 15-series) 29
30-series; Military Intelligence 30
31-series; Special Operations _ - 31
32-series : Security 32
33-series ; Psychological Operations 33
35-series; Women's Army Corps - 34
38-series; Supply, Shipping and Logistics Management (See also 54-series) . 35
39-series; Nuclear - - 36
41-series ; Civil Affairs/Military Government - - 37
44-series ; Air Defense _ _ . _ . - 38
45-series ; Public Information - 39
46-series; Army Aviation 40
64-series; Logistical Operation (See also 38-series) 41
55-series ; Transportation - 42
57-series ; Airborne (See also 7-series) . . . . . . 43
*Thi$ pamphlet supersedes DA Pam 108-1, 15 May 1969, including all changes.
Pam 108-1
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CHAPTER 2.
SECTION I. PREFIX NUMBER TRAINING TYPE FILM MATERIAL Continued
60-series ; Amphibious Operations . 44
61-series ; Supervision, Office Operations, Management, ADP 45
101-series; Staff Officers Field Manual (Includes New Weapons Employment) .. 46
140-series ; Reserves 47
145-series; ROTC 48
SECTION II. ALL OTHER MOTION PICTURE FILM SERIES
AFIF : Armed Forces Information Films 49
AFMR (Also includes AFSM) ; Armed Forces Military Reports 50
AIF : Army Information Films 51
Combat Films, World War II and Korea : 52
CB ; Combat Bulletins
CHR ; Combat Historical Reports
CMF ; Combat Miscellaneous Films
CR; Campaign Reports
DDCP (formerly DOD-CD and DDCD) : Defense Civil Preparedness Films 53
DDIS (formerly DOD-IS) ; DOD Industrial Security 54
GS; The Green Scene 55
IESR (formerly AFIF and I&ESR) ; Information and Education Sports Reels . . 56
PMF; Professional Medical Films 57
RD (formerly R&D) ; Research and Development Films 58
RDPR (formerly R&DPR) ; R&D Progress Reports 59
RF; Recruiting Films 60
SB; Special Bulletins . 61
SFR; Staff Film Reports 62
TAR; The Army Reports 63
TV; Television Big Picture Films 64
VTR ; Vietnam Training Reports 65
III. SLIDES AND RECORDINGS
SL; Slides 66
AVK; Audio-Visual Kits 67
R ; Recordings 68
CHAPTER 3. ALPHABETIC INDEX OF MOTION PICTURE FILM TITLES
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1. Purpose and Scope
This pamphlet is a catalog of official DA motion
picture films and related Audio- Visual mate-
rials, primarily intended for use by instructors,
information officers, and other film users of
the active Army and Civilian Reserves. It lists
both classified and unclassified film materials
which have been given a general distribution
throughout the Audio-Visual Support Center
System in CONUS and overseas. Included are:
16mm motion picture films
35mm filmstrips, sound and silent
35mm slides in 2 x 2 inch mounts
Transparencies, 8 x 10 inch
Sound Recordings; 33Vs RPM Phono discs,
j and !/4 inch tape
GTA Charts, 44 x 33 inch, available from
Training Aids Centers only.
2. Restrictions on Release of This Publication
This catalog, film bulletins, and other consol-
idated DA film listings are authorized for re-
lease only to US Armed Forces, including
reserve organizations. These listings should
not be released to individuals, or to foreign
nationals, military or civilian (para 2-5e, AR
380-10).
3. Arrangement of This Pamphlet
a. Section I INTRODUCTION
b. Section II PREFIX NUMBERED
TRAINING TYPE FILM MATERIAL.
(1) The material in this section is ar-
ranged according to prefix number, and within
prefix numbers as follows:
(3- series) TF 3-; FB 3-; MF 3-; FS and SFS
3-; TGS 3-;
(5- series) TF 5-; FB 5-; MF 5-; FS and SFS
5-; TGS 5-;
(6- series) TF 6-; etc.
(2) The abbreviations indicate the follow-
ing material:
(a) TF: Training Films doctrine.
(b) FB: Film Bulletins information
and guidance (not generally doctrine).
(c) MF: Miscellaneous Films infor-
mation and guidance (not generally doctrine).
(cO FS and SFS : Filmstrips and Sound
Filmstrips doctrine, except adopted commer-
cial filmstrips, which are informational.
(e) TGS: Transparencies, GTA Charts,
and Slides doctrine, except adopted commer-
cial transparency subjects, which are informa-
tional.
c. Section III ALL OTHER MOTION
PICTURE FILM SERIES are listed alphabet-
ically, then numerically within each film series
(AFIF, AFMR, AIF, etc.).
d. Section IV SL, SLIDE KITS; AVK,
AUDIO-VISUAL KITS; AND R, RECORD-
INGS are listed in the order shown.
e. Section V ALPHABETIC INDEX OF
MOTION PICTURE FILM TITLES.
(1) This section lists all material in sec-
tions II and III, except filmstrips and trans-
parencies, alphabetically by title. In alphabet-
izing, the following principles are followed:
(a) Articles (a, an, the) at the begin-
ning of a title or subtitle are ignored. (Exam-
ple : THE EYE OF THE STORM is filed under
"E").
(b) All punctuation marks are ignored.
(Example: GUNNER'S QUADRANT is filed
as GUNNERS QUADRANT.)
(c) Numerals are filed before letters,
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i.e. 1-9 are before A; numbers spelled out in
the title are filed as if they were numerals
(ONE is filed as 1, FIRST is filed as 1st.)
4. Historical Films (Hist)
Films designated "Historical" do not reflect
current National or DA policies or programs,
but do have historical significance. Before all
showings, the audience should be advised that
these films are historical documents, and are
not intended to reflect current doctrine, poli-
cies, or plans.
5. Transparencies, GTA Charts, and Slides
(TGS)
GTA charts (G) are 44 x 33 inches and may be
obtained only from Training Aids Centers;
they are not distributed through AVSC's. The
prefix "TG" indicates that both 8 x 10 inch
transparencies and GTA charts are available.
"TGS" indicates that the subject is available
as transparencies, charts and as 35mm slides
in 2 x 2 inch mounts. Transparencies and slides
are available through AVSC's.
6. Conditions of Loan
Film users agree to the following conditions
when borrowing films from the Audio-Visual
Support Center (AVSC) :
a. Films will be returned to the AVSC on
or before the "Due In" date shown on the
Audio- Visual Loan Order, DA Form 11-44
(item 9, Fig. 1).
b. Films will be shown only by a qualified
projectionist.
c. Films will be returned to the AVSC tails
out (NOT rewound).
d. Films will be shown to authorized person-
nel only.
(1) This pamphlet lists films which are
available for US Armed Forces audiences, in-
cluding Reserves, National Guard and ROTC
for official meetings, and DOD Civilians.
(2) Some of the films are cleared for pub-
lic exhibition. Lists of films cleared for public
nonprofit exhibition, nonsponsored television,
or professionallv interested groups, are avail-
able at Audio-Visual Support Centers (AVSC).
The film user must check with his AVSC to
determine the clearance of a film if he intends
to show it to an audience other than those listed
in (1) above.
e. Film users will furnish exact number of
showings and total audience count for each
film borrowed (items 11 and 12, fig 1) on the
copy of DA Form 11-44 which is to be re-
turned with the film.
7. Tips for the Instructor
a. Get to know your AVSC and the films
available for your use. Be cooperative
(1) Order films early on DA Form 11-44
(Audio-Visual Loan Order) (fig 1).
(2) Return films promptly in the proper
film cans after use-date, so that the next film
user's program will not be disrupted.
(3) Be sure to report your "Showings"
and "Attendance" on copy of DA Form 11-44
which must be returned in film shipment.
b. Audio-Visual Support Centers (AVSC)
are the only organizations authorized to stock
and loan official DA films including motion
pictures, filmstrips and slides, transparencies
and recordings (phono and tape). AVSC's also
furnish the following services:
(1) Advisory services in film program-
ming, film selection, and proper use of films
for instruction.
(2) Loan of projection equipment.
(3) Training and licensing projectionists
for using units.
c. Films are excellent instructional media
use them properly. Films are produced by qual-
ified and recognized authorities in the field,
and are high quality instructional material for
standardized Army-wide training.
d. Requests for production of new Army
motion picture film subjects should be sub-
mitted through appropriate command or tech-
nical channels following procedures outlined
in AR 108-6. Recommendations for revision
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AUDIO-VISUAL LOAN ORDER
For use of this form, see AR 108-5; the proponent agency is Office
of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Communications-Electronics.
NAME OF ISSUING AUDIO-VISUAL SUPPORT CENTER ' "
FOR AVSC USE ONLY
AVSC REQUEST NUMBER
SHIPPING DATES
J//s ts/tt
. 30330
METHOD OF SHIPMENT
ISSUE TO:
Q PICKUP | [OTHER
I [EXPRESS I I MAIL.
INSURANCE OR
REG. NO.
CONFIRMATION MAILED
INITIALS
RECORD OF RETURNED ITEMS
RECEIVED BY
PRINT RECORD CARD POSTED
CHECK METHOD OF DELIVERY
I | PICKUP J^^MAIL
Q3 EXPRESS | 1 OTHER
ACTUAL DATES
MS WILL BE SHOWN
INSPECTED BY
Instructor is responsible /or insuring that licensed pro/ecfioniste only
(DA Form 11-78) will operate l/.S. Army Projection Equipment.
TO BE COMPLETED BY USER
INSTRUCTIONS: List item numbers and titles in space provided above. Indicate
method oi delivery and actual showing dates. Shipping time will be allowed by
Center. AFTER SHOWING, COMPLETE PROJECTIONIST'S REPORT and return
copy of this form to AVSC with items indicating showing and attendance infor-
mation as required by DA Forms 11-174, 11-174-1 and 11-174-2 (fleports Control
Symbol Sig-12 (R3)) and AR 108-30.
Damaged items should be returned immediately to the AVSC with full report of
circumstances on reverse of this form. Items MUST BE RETURNED AT AGREED
UPON TIME. DO NOT REWIND FILMS AFTER LAST SHOWING.
REQUE^TINGJDFFICfR {Signature, Grade and Title)
P^t^t
err,
8
REQUESTER'S TELEPHONE NO. DATE
RECEIVED (Signature or Authorized Representative)
NOTE: Showing* and attendance information and projectionist's report will be completed.
DA ,25*. 11-44
BE ISSUED AND USED UNTIL. 1 AUG 67 UNLESS SOONER EXHAUSTED.
Figure 1. DA Form 11-44; Audio-Visual Loan Order.
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or obsolescence of an existing film should be
forwarded through the same channels.
8. Classified Films
The handling and control of classified films and
other materials will be in accordance with the
provisions of AR 380-5, other pertinent AR's,
and local security regulations. The screening
room to be used must be secure, and the follow-
ing certificate should be included on the face
of DA Form 11-44, (Audio-Visual Loan Order)
and signed by appropriate authority:
In accepting the loan of the film(s) listed here-
on, which are classified, I will comply with the
provisions of AR 380-5 to insure its (their)
safeguarding. Personnel to view the film(s)
are cleared to have access to
insert classification
and have a "need-to-know" regarding the in-
formation contained therein.
9. References
a. Instructor's Film References (FR TF) are
available from Audio- Visual Support Centers
for most films in the TF series. They contain
information useful to the instructor in prepar-
ing for the film presentation. Normally, this
information includes a detailed synopsis of
the film, its usage and audience, suggested in-
troductory and closing remarks, a quiz, and
other pertinent film utilization data.
b. AR 108-5, Army Photography and Army
Film Distribution.
c. AR 108-6, Department of the Army Mo-
tion Picture/Television Production.
d. FM 21-6, "Techniques of Military In-
struction" covers the advantages of films, and
the proper preparation and presentation of
film programs as well as followup activities.
e. Training Film TF 21-2305, "Military In-
struction, Part III, Training Aids."
/. FM 11-41, "Audio-Visual Support Center
Operations."
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10. "Submission of Comments
Users of this publication are encouraged to
submit recommended changes and comments
to improve the publication. Comments should
be keyed to the specific page, paragraph, and
line of the text in which the change is recom-
mended. Reasons will be provided for each com-
ment to insure understanding and complete
evaluation. Comments should be prepared using
DA Form 2028 (Recommended Changes to
Publications) and forwarded direct to the Com-
mander, US Army Audio-Visual Agency,
ATTN: CEPA-POD-F, Tobyhanna, Pennsyl-
vania 18466.
TF 3 Chemical
CHAPTER 2
RELEASE NUMBER INDEX
Section I.
PREFIX NUMBERED TRAINING TYPE FILM MATERIAL
(TF, FB, MF f FS AND SFS, TGS)
11. 3-Series; Chemical
TF 3-2245 Mixing and Evaluation of Flam* Fuel*
(Color 22 Min 1956)
Feature and use of thickened
and unthickened fuel rule of thumb
and weight formula for mixing
safety factors testing of fuel.
TF 3-2653 Protective Mask Fitting
(B&W 5 Min 1959)
Donning the M9A1 protective
mask, adjusting and tightening the
straps, and testing for proper fit
stress on masking in nine seconds.
TF 3-2654 Protective Mask Inspection
(B&W 8 Min 1959)
Disassembly of the M9A1 into
its three major components canis-
ter, facepiece and carrier inspec-
tion of each component for leaks
and damage.
TF 3-2661 Use of Field Impregnation Set
(B&W 9 Min 1958)
Composition of M3 impregna-
tion set preparation of chemical
mix and impregnation of clothing
composition of Ml test kit testing
impregnated clothing and restoring
its protective quality.
TF 32663 Handling and Storage of Equipment for
Chemical Agents
(B&W 8 Min 1958)
Three types of one-ton storage
containers equipment for trans-
ferring agents from one container
to another equipment to transport
agents from one area to another.
TF 3-2664 Chemical Agents, Storage Methods and
Techniques
(B&W 6 Min 1958)
Layout and operation of storage
site for bulk toxic agents require-
ments of site methods used to de-
tect and correct leakage safe stor-
age practices.
TF 3-2809 CBR Protective Shelters-Part l-Field
Shelters
(B&W 14 Min 1961)
Construction and protection af-
forded by unventilated and venti-
lated shelters requirements for
CBR detection equipment and de-
contaminants conduct within shel-
ter.
TF 3-2977 CBR Protective Shelters-Port Il-S.mi-
Permanent and Permanent Shelters
(B&W 18 Min 1961)
Construction locations, and con-
ditions for ventilated semiperma-
nent, and permanent shelters de-
contamination procedures before
and after entering shelter.
TF 3-3018 Mechanical Smoke Generator, M3A3,
Assembly
(B&W 10 Min 1960)
Assembly and installation of
the three major components en-
gine head assembly, float bowl as-
sembly, and fog oil pump assembly.
TF 3-3019 Mechanical Smoke Generator M3A3-
Disassembly
(B&W 10 Min 1960)
Disassembly of major compo-
nents for inspection and repair
engine head assembly, float bowl as-
sembly, and valves of fog oil pump
assembly.
TF 3-3036 CBR Permeable Protective Outfit Part I
Donning Procedure
(B&W 8 Min 1961)
Protection afforded against
toxics, predressing inspection appli-
cation of protective ointment to
worn areas and skin donning pro-
cedure final inspection of outfit.
TF 3 Chemical
TF 3-3037
TF 3-3038
TF 3-3039
TF 3-3173
TF 3-3203
TF 3-3204
TF 3-3247
CBR Permeable Protective Outfit Part II
Removal Procedure
(B&W 7 Min 1961)
Removal of individual equip-
ment and decontamination of mask
and boots removal of each item of
outfit decontamination and moni-
toring of personnel provision of
first aid and new clothing to per-
sonnel.
CBR Impermeable Protective Outfit Part I
Donning Procedure
(B&W 10 Min 1961)
Protection afforded against
toxics predressing inspection an^
preparation of hood and mask
donning of each item of outfit
stress on airtight fit for maximum
cover.
CBR Impermeable Protective Outfit Part II
Removal Procedure
(B&W 8 Min 1961)
Preliminary decontamination
of outfit in field undressing proce-
dure and disposition of each item
at personnel decontamination sta-
tion decontamination and monitor-
ing of personnel provision of first
aid and new clothes.
The Chemical Biological and Radiological
Element
(B&W 20 Min 1962)
Role of CBR element in tac-
tical situation involving infantry
division in offense how CBR in-
formation is collected, evaluated and
transmitted to commander for use
in executing mission.
Protective Mask Fitting and Drill
(B&W 10 Min 1962)
How to select mask proce-
dures for fitting, testing, and ad-
justing mask steps in executing
mask drill importance of drill for
quick masking for survival.
Protective Mask Inspection (Ml 7)
(B&W 9 Min 1962)
Components in M17 mask as-
sembly four steps in first echelon
maintenance of mask procedure
for inspecting, removing, cleaning
and replacing the M17 components.
The Effects of Weather and Terrain on the
Field Behavior of Chemical Agents
(B&W 22 Min 1963)
Effects of wind, temperature,
humidity, cloud, rain and micro-
weather elements on chemical
agents effects of terrain on mete-
orological elements.
TF 33338 Basic Principles of Radiac Instruments
(Color 16 Min 1963)
Functions and principles of
measure of radiac instruments de-
vices to measure dose rates and
total doses application and con-
cepts of various instruments now in
use in army.
TF 3-3371 Introduction to CBR Operations
(B&W 17 Min 1964)
Hazards of CBR attack how
agents enter and effect body pro-
tective measures and equipment
available to soldier how agents
are delivered and detected prepar-
ation for CBR operation stressed.
TF 3-3372 Masking Procedures in Combat (M17
Protective Mask)
(B&W 7 Min 1963)
Importance of mask in chemical
or biological operation steps in
masking procedure circumstances
under which automatic masking is
required.
TF 3-3432 Nerve Agents
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Features and tactical use of
GA, GB, and V nerve agents how
agents enter body and symptoms of
poisoning protective and first-aki
measures against them.
TF 3-3463 Accessories for Use With ABC Ml 7 Field
Protective Mask
(B&W 15 Min 1964)
Methods for attaching to M17
mask and use of: M6 Hood, winter-
ization kit, waterproofing bag, and
protective mask spectacle inserts.
TF 3-3464 Removal and Replacement of the Filter
Elements for the ABC Ml 7 Field
Protective Mask
(B&W 19 Min 1964)
Design and protection provided
by filter elements removal proce-
dure and method for inserting new
elements final checkout procedure
for testing the mask.
TF 3-3569 Radiological Surveys Ground and Air
(B&W 32 Min 1965)
Shows how ground and air ra-
diological surveys are carried out
TF 3 Chemical
to furnish unit commander with ra-
diological intelligence upon which to
base tactical decisions. Sources and
equipment also shown.
TF 3-3592 Characteristics of Biological Agents
(B&W 17 Min 1965)
Characteristics of agents, meth-
ods of dissemination (aerosol, vec-
tor, and sabotage), effects on body,
and defense measures for individual
soldier.
TF 3-3658 CB and Nuclear Defense Training-CBR
Standards of Proficiency
(B&W 19 Min 1966)
Standard of proficiency for in-
dividual soldier and field units for
CBE readiness protective meas-
ures and how to cope with effects of
GBR attack.
TF 3-3699 Servicing the Portable Flamethrower and
the M-3 Riot Control Agent Disperser
(B&W 22 Min 1966)
Procedures and equipment used
in filling and pressuring the flame-
thrower and M-3 disperser safety
measures in handling flammables
and agents.
TF 3-3700 Mechanized Flamethrower M10-8-Part 1-
Nomenclature and Functioning
(Color 18 Min 1966)
Components and functioning of
the 3 elements of the M10-8: M8
flame gun cupola group, M10 fuel
and pressure group and pressure
control unit and C02 assembly.
TF 3-3701 Mechanized Flamethrower M10-8-Part II-
Ser vicing and Firing Procedures
(Color 16 Min 1966)
Preservice and prefiring gunner
checks, recharging procedure, firing
procedure, and post-firing gunner
checks.
TF 3-3737 Alpha Monitoring Procedures
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Techniques and equipment used
by EOD and alpha teams to secure
and monitor contaminated area re-
sulting from accidental detonation
of nuclear weapon in transit.
TF 3-3753 Unit CBR Decontamination
(Color 22 Min 1967)
Describes the requirement and
fundamentals of unit CBR decon-
tamination, focusing on: use of
NATO contamination markers, the
four methods of decontamination
use of standard decontaminants,
burning of liquid agents, and use of
the radiac meter and detection kit
to be sure contamination hazards-
are reduced sufficiently.
TF 33773 Use of CS and Smoke in Counterguerrilla
Operations Pt I General Operations
(Color 21 Min 1967)
Tactical use of CS and smoke
in taking a fortified village use of
agents for reconnaissance, ambush,
and patrols; to protect landing
force and convoy of trucks; to
route enemy from village; and in
extraction operations.
TF 3-3774 Use of CS and Smoke in Counterguerrilla
Operations Pt II Tunnel Clearing and
Denial
(Color 11 Min 1967)
Use of smoke to locate tunnel
entrances; techniques and safety
measures used to explore the tun-
nel; and use of smoke and powdered
CS agent to restrict the tunnel.
TF 3-3831 Meeting the CBR Threat
(B&W 21 Min 1967)
Teaches unit commanders their
responsibilities for CBR prepared-
ness of troops, underscoring the re-
quirement for incorporating CBP
training into field exercises.
TF 3-3854 M4A2 Flamethrower Service Unit-Part I-
Nomenclature and Functioning
(B&W 15 Min 1968)
Features and functioning of the
5 major groups of the M4A2; pro-
cedure for filling the fuel tank from
an outside source; procedures frr
filling mixing tank, mixing thick-
ened fuel, and discharging fuel to
the flame thrower.
TF 3-3855 M4A2 Flamethrower Service Unit-Part II-
Operation and Operator Maintenance
(B&W 10 Min 1967)
Pre-operation services ; proce-
dure for filling mixing tank from
an outside source and attaining
proper consistency of fuel; trans-
fer of thickened fuel to flame
thrower and pressurizing proce-
dure; shut-down procedure.
TF 3-3858 Use of Chemical Agent Detector Kit
AN/M15A2
(Color 20 Min 1968)
Features and capabilities of
kit, and methods of use at the pla-
toon level. Test procedures and their
results liquid contamination, nerve
TF 3 Chemical
TF 3-3966
TF 3-3996
TF 3-4060
TF 3-4061
TF 3-4071
TF 3-4084
TF 3-4085
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agents, mustard agents. Precautions
in employing the kit in cold
weather, at night, and testing for
mustard gas.
Individual Protection Against Chemical and
Biological Operations and Nuclear
Warfare
(Color 28 Min 1969)
Illustrates importance of sur-
face and underground cover to sur-
vive effects of blast, heat, and radi-
ation; measures to protect person-
nel, food, and water during biolog-
ical attack; and measures to protect
personnel exposed to a nerve agent
spray attack.
Storags and Handling of Chemical Agents
and Munitions
(Color 22 Min 1969)
Illustrates the required sur-
veillance to prevent disaster during
transportation, handling, and stor-
age of the 4 main groups of chem-
ical munitions: A, B, C, and D.
Components of the M17A1 Field Protective
Mask
(B&W 10 Min 1969)
Features, functions, and proper
use of the facepiece assembly, eye-
lens outsorts, canteen cap, water-
proofing bag, and mask carrier.
Accessories for the M17A1 Field Protective
Mask
(B&W 11 Min 1969)
Features, functions, and proper
use of the protective mask hood,
winterization kit, resuscitation tube,
and spectacle inserts.
Combat Flame Operations
(Color 28 Min 1969)
Depicts the characteristics and
employment of flame weapons in de-
fensive and offensive tactical situa-
tions : portable flamethrowers,
mechanized flamethrowers, and
flame field expedients.
Radiac Instruments Part I Tactical
Dosimeters
(B&W 13 Min 1969)
Describes the characteristics,
functioning, use, and maintenance
of the army's standard dosimeters,
IM-93/UD and IM-147/DP, and the
dosimeter charger PP-1578A/PD.
Radiac Instruments-Part ll-lon Chamber
Meters
TF
Tp
TF 3-4193
TF 3-4226
TF 3-4227
TF 3-4238
(B&W 19 Min-1970)
Describes the characteristics,
use, functioning, and maintenance
of the army's standard dose-rate
radiacmeters IM-174A/PD and IM-
174/PD.
Radiac Instruments Part III G-M
Instruments
(B&W 16 Min 1970)
Describes the characteristics,
use, functioning, and maintenance
of the army's standard personnel
and equipment monitoring radiac
set, the AN/PDR-27.
Nuclear Burst Reporting
(Color 16 Min 1970)
Demonstrates the steps in gath-
ering information for the NBC 1
nuclear report used to determine
nuclear yield and to make fallout
predictions. Stress is placed on ob-
server's location, flash-to-bang time,
cloud width, and azimuth to attack
to determine location of ground zero
and nuclear yield.
M13 Individual Decontaminating and
Reimpregnating Kit
(B&W 8 Min 1970)
A patrol in the field demon-
strates masking procedures and the
use of the M13 kit. The four parts
of the kit skin decontaminating
pad, chloramide powder bag, dye
capsule, and cutter are shown and
demonstrated.
M12A1 Decontaminating Apparatus Part
I Major Components; Nomenclature and
Functioning
(Color 19 Min 1971)
Describes controls and fittings
on the major components; pump
unit, M2 water heater, and tank
unit. Also demonstrates the various
uses of the apparatus.
M12A1 Decontamination Apparatus Part
II Operation and Operator Maintenance
(Color 23 Min 1971)
Demonstrates procedures for
operation of the M12A1 decontam-
ination apparatus, including pre-
operation service, setup, operation,
cleaning and lubrication.
The Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Warning
and Reporting System
(Color 24 Min 1972)
Demonstrates the NBC report-
TF 3 Chemicals
TF 3-4242
ing system in use in a military ex-
ercise, showing the flow of informa-
tion, and key steps in preparation
of NBC reports 1 through 5.
Smoke Operations Part I Employment of
Smoke in Combat Operations
(Color 14 Min 1972)
Demonstrates uses and methods
of placement of smoke in field com-
bat operations.
Smoke Operations Part II The Chemical
Smoke Generator Company
(Color 13 Min 1972)
Illustrates the makeup and
functions of a chemical smoke gen-
erator company, and shows the
planning and conduct of a smoke
operation.
TF 3-4268 Use of CS in Training
(B&W 26 Min 1972)
Demonstrates methods of using
riot control agent CS to add realism
to combat training situations;
shows dispersal methods and inte-
gration in training exercises.
TF 3-4269 Individual Protection Against Nuclear
Attack
(B&W 22 Min 1972)
Demonstrates what an individ-
ual soldier should do before, dur-
ing, and after a nuclear attack.
Shows components of explosion,
marking contaminated areas, and
decontamination.
11
MF 3 Chemical
MF 3-9121 Report of Field Tests With a Psychochemical
Compound
(Color 30 Min 1959) (Film is
FOUO)
MF 3-9286 Smoke and Flame in Warfare
(Color 15 Min 1961)
Chemical corps research and
development report features and
tactical use of new smoke producing
devices and flame weapons.
MF 3-9322 The Assessment of Vesicant Injuries
(Color 32 Min 1961)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Australian Film)
A study of vesicant injuries re-
sulting from mustard gas exposure
using a test group composed of vol-
unteers.
MF 3-9345 Quality Assurance in the US Army Chemical
Corps
(B&W 20 Min 1962)
Purpose and concept of quality
assurance in research and develop-
ment, engineering, production and
acceptance, storage and mainte-
nance, and command maintenance
inspection in field.
12
TGS 3 Chemical
TG 3-1-3
TG 3-1-4
TG 3-1-5
TG 3-1-6
TG 3-1-7
TG 3-2-1
TG 3-3-1
TG 3-4-1
M9 Truck Mounted Decontaminating
Apparatus
(B&W 18 FR 1967)
These transparencies illustrate
the construction, use, operation and
care of the M9 truck mounted de-
contaminating apparatus.
ABC-M1 1 Decontaminating Apparatus
(B&W 6 FR 1967)
This series illustrates the con-
struction, use, and operation of the
ABC-Mil decontaminating appara-
tus.
M13 Individual Decontaminating and
Reimoregnating Kit
(B&W 5 FR 1968)
Illustrates the characteristics
and functions of the M13 kit, with
focus on its contents, and proce-
dures for decontaminating skin,
clothing and equipment, and reim-
pregnation of chemical protective
clothing.
M12A1 Decontaminating Apparatus
(B&W 15 FR 1969)
Illustrates the nomenclature,
functions, and operation of the
M12AL decontaminating apparatus.
CBR Decontamination
(B&W& 11 FR 1971)
Illustrates three general types
of CBR decontaminants available
for use in the field, together with
their characteristics, uses, and ap-
plicable safety precautions.
Smoke Pots-ABC-M5, AN-M7A1
(Color 10 FR 1965)
These 10 transparencies cover
effects, handling and characteristics
of smoke pots ABC-M5 (HC filled)
and AN-M7A1 (floating).
Automatic Atropine Injector
(Color 4 FR 1970)
Illustrates the design and func-
tioning of the automatic atropine
injector, how it is stored in the pro-
tective mask carrier, and its proper
use to counteract the effects of nerve
agents.
M17 Protective Mask
(B&W 33 FR 1962)
This series of 33 transparen-
cies covers the construction, use,
handling and maintenance of the
Ml 7 protective mask.
TG 3-4-2
TG 3-4-3
TG 3-4-4
TG 3-5-3
TG 3-5-4
G 3-5-5
TG 3-5-6
TG 3-5-7
TG 3-6
Individual Protection From Fallout
(B&W 14 FR 1962)
This series of 14 B&W trans-
parencies describes the nature and
dangers of radioactive fallout.
Defense Against CBR Attack
(Color 34 FR 1965)
These 34 transparencies pre-
sent views and charts on the dan-
gers and defense against CBR at-
tack.
M17A1 Fi Id Protective Mask
(B&W 28 FR 1968)
Illustrates the major compo-
nents, accessory items, fitting, use,
and maintenance of the M17A1
field protective mask.
E8 CS Cartridge Launcher
(B&W 19 FR 1967)
These transparencies illustrate
the construction, characteristics,
functioning, tactical use, and trou-
bleshooting of the E8 CS cartridge
launcher.
El 59/1 58 CS Canister Munition
(B&W 7 FR 1967)
This series illustrates the char-
acteristics, functioning, and em-
ployment of the E159/158 CS can-
ister munition.
CB Munitions Disposal Guide
(1968)
Flame Field Expedients
(B&W 13 FR 1969)
Illustrates the characteristics,
tactical uses, and safety precau-
tions, applicable to various flame
expedients.
Markings of US Chemical Filled Munitions
(Color 8 FR 1971)
Illustrates the markings and
standard color coding system for
US chemical filled munitions, in-
cluding bombs, rockets, projectiles,
and grenades.
Markings of US Chemical Munitions
(Color 8 FR 1954)
Illustrates the markings on US
chemical grenades, mortar and ar-
tillery shells, candles and smoke
pots, gas and smoke bombs, incen-
diary bombs and rockets, and safe
destroying equipment and mines.
13
T6S 3 Chemical
G 3-7-2 Things To Do Under Chemical, Biological TG 3-8-6
or Nuclear Attack
(Card) 1966
T 3-8-1 M4 Helicopter or Vehicle-Mounted Riot
Control Agent Disperser
(1966)
(B&W 18 FR 1964)
These 18 transparencies pre-
sent views and instructions for the
construction, operation and handl-
ing of the M4 riot control agent
dispenser mounted in a helicopter
and in a vehicle.
TG 3-8-2 M3 Portable Riot Control Agent
Disperser (B&W 14 FR 1965)
These 14 transparencies pre-
sent views illustrating the charac-
teristics, components, and handling
of the M3 portable riot control
agent disperser.
TG 3-12
TG 3-13
TG 3-20
TG 3-8-3 Ml 06 Riot Control Agent Disperser (Mity
Mite)
(B&W 17 FR 1966)
These 17 transparencies cover iG 3-21
the characteristics, use, operation,
and maintenance of the Ml 06 riot
control agent disperser.
TG 3-8-4 AN-M4/C Air Compressor
(For portable flame thrower and
riot control a^ent dispersers)
(B&W 1967 FR 8)
This series illustrates the
components, use, functioning, and
maintenance of the AN-M4/C air
compressor.
G 3-25
TG 3-28-1
TG 3-8-5 MS Helicopter or Vehicle-Mounted Riot
Control Disperser
(Color 13 FR 1968)
Illustrates the following aspects
of the M5 disperser: nomenclature TG 3-32
of basic groups, accessories, func-
tioning from charging pressure to
operating pressure, servicing proce-
dure, air charging procedure, oper-
ating procedure, decontamination,
and installation on helicopter or ve-
hicle.
M2A1-7 Portable Flamethrower
(B&W 22 FR 1968)
Illustrates the following as-
pects of the M2A1-7: major groups
and components, needle valve ad-
justment, valve safety link adjust-
ment, functioning from charging
pressure to operating pressure, ad-
justing pressure regulator, servic-
ing before firing, firing procedures,
and servicing after firing.
Airplane Smoke Tank M 10
(1944)
Parts: Airplane Smoke Tank M10
(B&W 1944)
Illustrates the components of
the air inlet assembly and the dis-
charge line assembly.
M9A1 Protective Mask
(B&W 31 FR 1959)
This series of 31 transparen-
cies covers the construction, use,
handling and maintenance of the
M9A1 protective mask.
M3A3 Smoke Generator
(B&W 19 FR 1966)
These 19 transparencies pre-
sent charts and diagrams covering
the components, operation, mainte-
nance, and troubleshooting cf the
M3A3 smoke generator.
Decontaminating Apparatus M3A3
(20 FR-1954)
Assembly and Disassembly Mat, Portable
Flamethrower M2A1-7
(B&W 1961)
Illustrates the components of
the fuel hose, valve grip assembly,
barrel and inlet body assembly, an(1
ignition section.
MBA2 GAS-Particulate Filter Unit With
Combat Vehicle Protective Mask
(B&W 13 FR 1961)
Illustrates the characteristics,
use, operation, and preventive main-
tenance of the M8A2 gas filter unit
provided with the combat vehicle
protective mask M14A1.
14
TF 5 Engineers
12. 5-Series; Engineers
TF 5-1193 Military Roads-Part l-Road Expedients
(B&W 21 Min 1943)
Expedient methods for road
construction in swampy and sandy
ground. Use of corduroy mats, wire
mesh and steel landing mats.
TF 5-1198 Military Roads-Part VI-Gravel and Rock
Surfaces
(B&W 8 Min 1943)
Complete process of gravel and
rock surfacing; composition of good
gravel and principles of gradation;
emphasis on maintenance of gravel
road.
TF 5-1549 Multiplex Mapping-Part I
(Color 26 Min 1949)
Multiplex method of producing
accurate topographical maps from
aerial photographs.
TF 5-1784 Asphalt Mixing Plant Set (Barber-Greene
Model 848)
(Color 38 Min 1952)
Design, mechanical operation,
and high capacity production of
model 848 suitable for mixing all
types of bituminous mixtures.
TF 5-1785 Model 879A Finisher
(Color 15 Min 1952)
Function, characteristics and
mechanical operation treatment
points up characteristics of compo-
nent part.
TF 5-1817 Construction of 10,000 Barrel Bolted Steel
Tanks Part I Foundation, Bottom and
Sidewalls
(B&W 16 Min 1954)
Prescribed procedures and ma-
terials used in erecting the founda-
tion, bottom and sidewalls empha-
sis on proper location of gaskets.
TF 5-1822 Beach Obstacles
(B&W 22 Min 1953)
Teaches the purpose, types, em-
ployment and construction of beach
obstacles, stressing factors in plan-
ning, selection and construction.
TF 5-1862 Military Pipeline Operations-Part I-
Laying Pipelines
(B&W 19 Min 1953)
Demonstrates the laying of typ-
ical military pipeline; stovepipe and
grasshopper methods of laying
pipe; cold and hot bending pipe
methods.
TF 5-1863 Military Pipelina Operations-Part II-
Installation of Pumping Stations
(B&W 17 Min 1953)
Illlustrates how to erect a
pumping station using pipeline sta-
tion manifold set No. 2.
TF 5-1864 Military Pipeline Operations-Part Ill-
Operation and Maintenance of
Pipeline Systems
(B&W 10 Min 1953)
Organization of system into dis-
tricts; control by pipeline service
headquarters; duties of chief dis-
patcher; supply of fuel to stations.
TF 5-1898 Construction of 10,000 Barrel Bolted Steel
Tanks Part II Center Support, Deck,
Valves and Vents
(B&W 9 Min 1954)
Methods and procedures for
erecting the center support and in-
stalling a water draw-off valve, a
20-foot relief vent and vacuum
vents.
TF 05-1980 Land Mine Warfare-Part Il-Siting and
Marking
(B&W 11 Min 1955)
How siting party lays bound-
ary tape, safety, vehicle and patrol
lane tapes; how marking party in-
stalls 2-strand fence around mine-
field.
TF 05-1982 Land Mine Warfare-Part IV-Recording
and Reporting
(B&W 13 Min 1955)
Report of intention; report of
initiation; report of completion; re-
port of change; report of transfer;
minimum record; maximum record.
TF 05-1985 Land Mine Warfare-Part VI (-Protective
Minefields
(B&W 11 Min 1955)
Siting; laying; marking; re-
cording and reporting; placing of
covering fire; other uses of mine-
field; final disposition after service.
TF 05-1987 Land Mine Warfare-Part IX-Assault
Breaching
(B&W 19 Min 1955)
Deliberate and hasty breach of
enemy minefield duties of recon-
naissance and breach parties, meth-
ods of opening lanes, assault and
passage of forces.
TF 05-1989 Land Mine Warfare-Part XI-Behavior In
a Minefield
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
15
TF 5 Engineers
Aimed at individual soldier TF 5-2280
moving safely through a minefield,
planning way out, probing for
mines, marking safety lane, moving
injured man out.
TF 5-2282
TF 5-2294
TF 5-1996 Bridge Panel Bailey Type M-2 Part I
Site Preparation and Layout
(B&W 17 Min 1955)
Clearing site area; staking out
centerline of bridge; placement of
grillage; positioning, spacing and
leveling rollers.
TF 5-1997 Bridge-Panel Bailey Type M-2-Part II-
Basic Construction
(B&W 37 Min 1955)
Construction of 90-foot double
truss bridge assembly, launching
and seating; preparation of ap-
proach to bridge; laying ramps;
care and maintenance when bridge
is in operation. TF 5-2333
TF 5-1998 Bridge-Panel Bailey Type M-2-Part Ill-
Multistory Construction
(B&W 25 Min 1955)
Erection of partial-story rein-
forcement, triple-truss double story,
and three-story bridge.
TF 5-2334
TF 5-2105 Aluminum Floating Footbridge
(B&W 19 Min 1955)
Features uses in combat
step-by-step construction of 400-foot
long bridge.
TF 5-2276 Water Purification-Part I-PH and Chloride
Residual Test
(Color 7 Min 1957) TF 5-2349
Proper addition of indicator sol-
utions; final matching of colors
through comparator eyepiece; eval-
uating test results.
TF 5-2278 Water Purification Part III Coagulation
Test
(Color 8 Min 1957) TF 5-2350
Testing equipment and chem-
icals; preparation of standard sol-
utions; testing raw water with
standard solutions; optimum PH
test.
TF 5-2279 Water Purification-Part IV-Turbidity,
Color, Taste and Odor Tests
(Color 4 Min 1957) TF 5-2351
Obtaining and analyzing tur-
bidity reading; difference between
apparent and true color; testing for
odor; taste test.
Water Purification Part V Chlorides and
Sulfates Tests
(Color 7 Min 1957)
Chlorides use of potassium
chromate and analysis of test sam-
ple; sulfates use of barium solu-
tion and analysis of test sample.
Demolitions, M-10 Universal Destructor
(B&W 7 Min 1956)
Features and components of
the M 10; how it is used with
adapter, M-l and M-3 firing de-
vices, 16-mm mortar shell, and 105-
mm and 155-mm projectiles.
Construction of General Cargo Aerial
Tramway (Ship-to-Shore)
(B&W 37 Min 1956)
Use of tramway in logistical op-
erations; assembly and emplace-
ment of major components.
Major Bridge Construction
(B&W 13 Min 1956)
Construction of pier founda-
tions, piers and superstructures
assembly, lifting and launching of
heavy girders and trusses safety
precautions.
Emplacements, Intrenchments and Shelters-
Part I Introduction
(B&W 17 Min 1957)
Construction and use of caves,
surface type work and those built
by cut-and-cover technique re-
quirements for effective field forti-
fications.
Fixed Bridges Jacking Down Heavy Girders
(B&W 7 Min 1956)
Launching and positioning
double girder on cribbing; lowering
girder to beam seats to permit re-
moval of cribbing; final seating of
girder.
Military Fixed Bridges Nomenclature-
Timber Trestle Bridges
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Nomenclature, features, and
function of components of super-
structure and substructure curb
and handrail assembly flooring,
stringer systems and support.
Crane Shovel Unit, Bucyrus Erie, Crawler
Mounted, Adjustment of Main Operating
Clutches and Brakes
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Adjustment of 'slipping' clut-
16
TP 5 Engineers
TF 5-2461
ches, and the hoist and crowd TF 5-2458
brakes.
TF 5-2357 Tractor, Caterpillar D-8-Starting and
Stopping Procedures
(B&W 3 Min 1957)
Starting and stopping the
starting engine; starting and stop-
ping the diesel engine. TF 5-2459
TF 5-2371 Field Engineering in the Subarctic-Part I-
Winter Roads
(B&W 27 Min 1958)
Methods, materials and tech-
niques for building, reinforcing and
protecting roads for winter combat
in the subarctic. TF 5-2460
TF 5-2372 Field Engineering in the Subarctic-Part II-
Winter Field Fortifications
(B&W 22 Min 1957)
Digging and blasting foxholes
into snow, ice and frozen earth
construction of built up timber and
semipermanent fortifications cam-
ouflage.
TF 5-2373 Field Engineering in the Subarctic-Part Ill-
Ice Mines, Ice Mine Fields, at and AP
Mines and Obstacles
(B&W 21 Min 1957)
Construction of snow road
blocks, ice concrete barriers, timber
abatis, and barbed wire barriers;
laying mines, and detecting and re-
moving mines.
TF 5-2449 Explosives in Combat
(B&W 10 Min 1957)
Techniques and devices used
for cratering; clearing road blocks,
trees, frozen and weeded terrain;
bridge demolition; clearing tank
barriers, etc.
TF 5-2453 Land Mine Warfare, Pull-Release Firing
Device, M-3
(B&W 8 Min 1957)
Nomenclature and functioning
of components testing, arming and
disarming procedure use with gre-
nades, explosive charges and uni-
versal destructor M10. TF 5-2464
TF 5-2457 Crane-Shovel Unit, Detaching the Shovel
Front
(B&W 8 Min 1957)
Nomenclature of components
removal of shovel front, as an en-
tire assembly safety precautions TF 5-2465
Inspection and lubrication of ca-
bles after removal.
TF 5-2462
TF 5-2463
Crane-Shovel Unit, Attaching the Piledriver
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Procedure to attach piledriver
leads-reeving and anchoring ham-
mer hoist cable and pile cable
lubrication of equipment prior to
use.
Crane-Shovel Unit, Attaching the Backhoe
(B&W 7 Min 1957)
Step-by-step procedure attach-
ing A-frame rigging suspension
hoist and drag cables; anchoring
boom and A-frame; lubrication of
equipment prior to operation.
Crane-Shovel Unit, Attaching Clamshell and
Dragline Buckets
(B&W 7 Min 1957)
Installation of lattice type
boom; details in attaching the buck-
ets stress on proper installing and
reeving of cables.
Crane-Shovel Unit, Attaching the Crane
Front End
(B&W 7 Min 1957)
Use of lattice-type boom ; instal-
lation of suspension cable and crane
hoist line reeving and anchoring
two- and three-part crane hoist
lines.
Guided Missile Equipment Nike Elevator
Locking Bar Cylinder, Replacement
and Adjustment
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Step-by-step procedure for re-
placing and adjusting the elevator
locking bar cylinder stress on
cleaning all parts and connectors of
cylinder.
Guided Missile Equipment-Nike-Flow
Control and Door Cushioning
Adjustment
(B&W 5 Min 1957)
Step-by-step procedure in ad-
justing flow control and door cush-
ioning to permit synchronous and
smooth operation of Nike pit doors.
Guided Missile Equipment Nike Elevator
Locking Bar Cylinder, Removal
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Procedure for removing eleva-
tor locking bar cylinder for repairs
or replacement.
Guided Missile Equipment Nike Door
Cylinders, Removal
(B&W 7 Min 1957)
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TF 5 Engineers
TF 05-2801
05-2802
Disassembly of unions leading
to door cylinders, draining oil from
cylinders, lowering cylinders to ele- TF 5-2683
vator platform.
TF 5-2466 Guided Missile Equipment-Nike-Part I-
Four-Way Valves, Disassembly
(B&W 9 Min 1957)
Step-by-step procedure in dis-
assembly of four-way valves in TF 5-2734
Nike elevator hydraulic system
stress on care to avoid damage or
loss of O ring.
TF 5-2467 Guided Missile Equipment-Nike-Power Unit
Belt Replacement
(B&W 9 Min 1957)
Removal of old set of belts
installing new set determining belt
tension adjusting motor and pump
pulleys checking proper belt posi-
tion and tension.
TF 5-2468 Guided Missile Equipment-Nike-Two Way
Valve, Disassembly and Assembly
(B&W 7 Min 1957)
Step-by-step procedure for dis-
assembly and assembly of the two-
way valves in the hydraulic system
of the Nike elevator.
TF 5-2469 Guided Missile Equipment-Nike-Bleeding
Door Cylinders
(B&W 5 Min 1957)
Procedure for bleeding a single
cylinder or four cylinders simul-
taneously to assure complete re- TF 05-2803
moval of air from hydraulic system.
TF 5-2506 Guidd Missile Equipment-Nike-Part II-
Four-way Valves, Assembly
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Step-by-step procedure for as-
sembly of four-way valves in Nike
elevator hydraulic system stress
on cleaning and protecting all
parts.
TF 05-2596 Soviet and Satellite Employment of Mines
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
Features and tactical employ-
ment in defensive and offensive op-
erations of Soviet anti-tank, anti-
personnel, and improvised models.
TF 05-2597 Soviet and Satellite Employment of Booby
Traps
(B&W 18 Min 1958)
Booby trap devices and tech-
niques used; recommended precau-
tions and procedures to check and TF 5-3066
TF 5-2973
TF-5-3002
eliminate the danger of booby
traps.
The M4T6 Floating Bridge
(B&W 33 Min 1959)
Features, components and as-
sembly of the M4T6 bridge capable
of carrying a 55-ton load in strong
currents.
Panel Bridge Bailey Type M-2-Part IV
Multispan Bridges and Panel Crib Piers
(B&W 38 Min 1959)
Consists of a 180 degree, class
50, two-span bailey, as a broken and
as a continuous span bridge stress
on planning, proper position of
piers, and maintenance.
land Mine Warfare Part III Laying the
Minefield
(B&W 21 Min 1959)
Laying mines by hand and by
vehicle M15, M16 and M14; clus-
ter patterns; fuzing; arming, in-
stallation and camouflaging; booby
trapping and trip wiring; laying
M49 trip flare.
Land Mine Warfare Part V Arming,
Disarming, and Camouflage
(B&W 29 Min 1959)
Procedures and safety precau-
tions involved in handling the M15
and M19 antitank mines, M14 and
M16 antipersonnel mines and M49
trip flare.
Land Mine Warfare-Part VI 1 1 -Nuisance
Mining
(B&W 17 Min 1959)
Features, tactical use, and lay-
ing of the 4 types: area mining,
route mining, installation mining,
and mining behind enemy lines.
Basic Engineer Reconnaissance
(B&W 16 Min 1960)
Purpose, scope, and conduct of
general and special engineer recon-
naissance; action of reconnaissance
team in making ground, air and
special reconnaissance; tactical val-
ue of engineer reconnaissance.
Construction of Wire Entanglements
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
Materials and tools used, and
methods of constructing single, dou-
ble, and triple standard concertina
fences; and the four- and two-pace
double-apron fence.
Military Topographic Surveying Part I
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TF 5 Engineers
Introduction
(B&W 9 Min 1962)
Preparation of topographic
maps based on aerial photography
and field surveys; map making ac-
tivities, techniques, equipment at the
Army Map Service, Washington, TF 6-3379
D.C.
TF 5-3111 Water Purification-Part Il-Chlorine
Demand, Arsenic and Nitrogen
Mustard Tests
(Color 11 Min 1962)
Objectives, equipment, and proce-
dures for making these tests to
assure safe drinking water for TF 5-3454
troops in the field.
TF 53157 Engineer Pneumatic Assault Boat
(B&W 20 Min 1962)
Features and use of 15-man
pneumatic assault boat for river
crossing technique of inflating, op-
erating, repairing, and deflating the
boat. TF 5-3471
TF 5-3158 Light Tactical Raft and Bridge
(B&W 20 Min 1962)
Assembly and operation of
four-ponton, five-ponton and six-
ponton rafts; use of same compo-
nents to construct a floating bridge
and a fixed bridge.
TF 5-3159 Military Topographic Surveying Part II
Triangulation TF 53486
(B&W 25 Min 1962)
Principles and use of triangula-
tion methods to establish horizontal
and vertical controls; procedures
and techniques used in survey by
quadrilaterals.
TF 5-3160 Military Topographic Surveying-Part III- TF 5-3548
Traverse
(B&W 34 Min 1962)
Principles, techniques, and ap-
plication of traverse survey to ex-
tend horizontal control; action of
traverse party in making third or-
der traverse in field survey mission.
TF 5-3161 Military Topographic Surveying-Part IV TF 5-3549
Direct Leveling
(B&W 24 Min 1962)
Principles, methods and field
application of direct leveling; pro-
cedures and equipment used in di-
rect leveling to extend third order
vertical control along a road.
TF 5-3288 Rotary Compressors TF 5-3550
(Color 15 Min 1963)
Construction, working, capabil-
ity and application of rotary air
compressors; single-stage and two-
stage operation; before, during and
after operation checks and proce-
dure.
Scoop Type Loader 21/2 Cubic Yards
(B&W 23 Min 1964)
Design, versatility, and opera-
tion of machine, first echelon op-
erator maintenance; quarterly pre-
ventive maintenance services of
second, third, and fourth echelon
mechanics.
Water Purification Unit 1500 GPH
(Color 20 Min 1964)
Capability, nomenclature and
operation of unit: energizing equip-
ment, mixing chemicals, coagulation
and filtering processes, testing pur-
ified water, and shut-down proce-
dure.
Mine Detecting Set: Portable, Metallic,
Transistorized (AN/PRS-3)
(B&W 20 min 1964)
Components, use, operation and
care of equipment focus on tuning
and testing for correct phasing,
search techniques and procedures,
maintenance servicing, packing and
stowing equipment.
Bridge Demolition Procedures
(B&W 31 Min 1964)
Channels of command and plan-
ning in demolition mission; proce-
dures in demolition of T-beam,
truss, cantilever, plate girder, arch
and suspension bridges.
Carpentry Part I Measuring, Marking and
Leveling Tools
(B&W 18 Min 1965)
Use and care of 6-foot multiple
folding rule, 50-foot steel tape,
chalk and chalk line, sliding T-
bevel, carpenter's framing square,
combination square and level.
Carpentry Part II Chopping and Driving
Tools
(B&W 14 Min 1965)
Use and care of carpenter's claw
and plastic-faced hammers, half-
hatchet wooden maul, sledge, screw-
drivers and pneumatic and electric
naildrivers.
Carpentry Part III Sawing and Boring
Tools
(B&W 33 Min 1965)
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Use and care of ratchet brace,
woodboring drill; and crosscut
hand, rip, nested, overhead arm, cir-
cular table, portable circular, and
electric saws.
TF 5-3551 Carpentry Part IV Planing and Chiseling
Tools
(B&W 11 Min 1965)
Features and use of bench
plane and framing chisel; and dem-
onstration of cleaning, sharpening,
smoothing, oiling and proper stor-
age.
TF 5-3566 Engineer Road Graders
(B&W 18 Min 1965)
Features, use and maintenance
of equipment; construction and fin-
ishing of V-type and flat bottom
ditches; maintenance of ditches and
roads; reshaping and refinishing
roads.
TF 5-3583 Demolitions, Detonating Cord Priming
(B&W 9 Min 1965)
Use of detonating cord to prime :
single and multiple charges, Ml and
M2 blocks, dynamite, plastic explo-
sives and 40 lb cratering charges.
TF 5-3604 Engineer Pioneer Tools
(B&W 22 Min 1965)
Features, proper use, care and
maintenance of ten engineer hand
tools commonly used throughout the
army for chopping, clearing and
cutting operations.
TF 5-3631 Operation of Pneumatic Tools
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
Principles of air compressors
pneumatic tools; and proper opera-
tion and operator maintenance of
tools.
TF 5-3683 The 830M Wheeled Tractor, Organizational
Maintenance
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
Features, capability and use of
tractor; services performed during
operator maintenance, quarterly
maintenance and organizational
maintenance.
TF 5-3704 Operation of Rafts
(B&W 26 Min 1966)
Capability and use of raft fer-
ries, preparation of rafting sites;
assembly, loading and operation of
the light tactical raft, class 60 raft,
M4T6, and the ALVB.
TF 5-3718 Basic Map Reading Part I Map Symbols
(Color 20 Min 1967)
Black symbols of cultural de-
tail, boundary lines, blue symbols
for water, green symbols for vege-
tation, and brown symbols for con-
tour lines.
TF 5-3719 Basic Map Reading-Part Il-Grid, Distance,
and Elevation
(Color 29 Min 1967)
Use of military grid system to
locate positions; use of graphic
scales to measure distance; use of
contour lines to identify topo-
graphic detail.
TF 5-3720 Basic Map Reading-Part Ill-Direction,
Orientation, and Location Without a
Compass
(Color 30 Min 1967)
Direction finding by watch,
'shadow tip method,' and stars;
map orientation by direction and in-
spection, finding location by sight-
ing, resection and intersection.
TF 5-3721 Basic Map Raading Part IV Direction,
Orientation, and Location With a
Compass
(Color 30 Min 1967)
Features and use of lensatic
compass in map orientation, in find-
ing direction and location, and in
land navigation, by day and night.
TF 5-3722 Basic Map Reading-Part V-Photos and
Photomaps
(B&W 31 Min 1967)
How aerial photo is oriented
for study; characteristics used to
interpret photo; techniques for de-
termining direction on aerial photo.
TF 5-3728 Utilization of Crawler Tractors
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
Use in construction work land
clearing, stripping, cutting, slope
dressing, ditching, back filling, and
cleanup; before, during and after
operator maintenance.
TF 5-3738 Operator Preventive Maintenance Services
for Generator Sets
(B&W 14 Min 1967)
Daily services required before,
during, and after operation; and
use of appropriate technical man-
uals and DA Form 2404.
TF 5-3739 Safety Procedures During Installation,
Operation and Maintenance of
Generator Sets
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TF 5 Engineers
(B&W 14 Min 1967)
Safety measures in preparing
generator site, and during installa-
tion, operation and maintenance;
shut-down procedures in case of
fire, and procedure to fight elec-
trical fire.
TF 5-3786 Demolition-Part l-Non-Eleetrie Priming
(B&W 23 Min 1967)
Components of system; proce-
dure in nonelectric priming and fir-
ing of commonly used charges and
explosives; handling of misfires.
TF 5-3787 Demolition-Part Il-Electric Priming
(B&W 23 Min 1967)
Components of electric priming
system with focus on new M6 blast-
ing cap; procedure in electric prim-
ing and firing of commonly used
demolitions ; handling of misfires.
TF 5-3803 Introduction to Atomic Demolition
Munitions (U)
(Color 19 Min 1967)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL Restricted Data.
TF 5-3847 Military Roads and Airfields-Part I-
Clearing, Grubbing, and Earthwork
(B&W 26 Min 1967)
Basic preparations for con-
struction project; techniques and
equipment employed in clearing,
grubbing, and earthwork opera-
tions; soil testing and finishing op-
erations.
TF 5-3859 Military Roads and Airfields-Part II-
Drainags
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Construction, application, and
maintenance of drainage devices:
crown or grade of road and airfield
surfaces; side, intercepting, and di-
version ditches; check dams and
culverts.
TF 5-3860 Military Roads and Airfields-Part Ill-Soil
Stabilization
(B&W 20 Min 1969)
Soil analysis procedures and
construction of the four major
types of soil stabilization mechan-
ical, bituminous, soil cement, and
chemical stabilization.
TF 5-3881 Individual Camouflage
(Color 26 Min 1968)
Factors by which the soldier
can be seen and recognized; tech-
niques of camouflage deceiving,
hiding, and blending; camouflage of
soldier's uniform, helmet, face and
hands, equipment, and weapons.
TF 5-3882 Small Unit Camouflage
(Color 24 Min 1968)
Application of the principles of
camouflage to a company size unit
in the planning, occupation, main-
tenance, and evacuation of a biv-
ouac area; role of unit commander
in enforcing camouflage discipline
under all conditions.
TF 5-3929 Stream Crossing Expedients Crossing of
Personnel
(B&W 24 Min 1968)
Preparation and use of river
crossing expedients: open-type and
closed-type shelter half floats, Aus-
tralian poncho raft, air mattress,
loose brush and brush bundle rafts,
rafts of truck bows and tarpaulins,
rafts of logs, empty cans, etc.
TF 5-3941 Principles of Anchoring Floating Bridge
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
Factors considered in selecting
and planning anchorage; character-
istics and use of the 4 types of
anchorage systems guy line, kedge
anchors, combination buy lines and
kedge anchors, and tower supported
anchor cable and bridle lines; de-
tails in constructing 2 of the an-
chorage systems.
TF 5-4049 Demolition Part III Charge Placement
(B&W 29 Min 1969)
Demonstrates the placement of
demolition charges on steel, wooden
piers, trees, concrete piers, walls,
and pavement; and in stumping,
ditching, secondary blasting, and
cratering operations.
TF 5-4122 Road Obstacles
(B&W 27 Min 1970)
Shows the methods and mate-
rials used in preparing road cra-
ters, hedgehogs and tetrahedrons,
antitank ditches, log cribs and hur-
dles, abatis, wood and steel posts,
mines and barbed wire, and demol-
ished bridges.
TF 5-4131 Tunnel Destruction
(B&W 30 Min 1970)
Shows how tunnel teams de-
stroy enemy earthen tunnels em-
ploying CS, grenades, conventional
military explosives, special purpose
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TF 5-4150
TF 5-4200
TF 5-4202
charges, and the XM242 liquid ex-
plosive demolition kit.
Mobile Floating Assault Bridge/ Ferry (MAB)
(B&W 19 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the capabilities,
advantages, and operation of the
mobile assault bridge, and shows
the duties of each crew member.
Demolition-Part IV-Calculatton of Charges
(B&W 24 Min 1972)
Demonstrates and explains the
formulas and tables used in the cal-
culation of demolition charges for
different construction materials and
different explosives.
Timber Trestle Bridge Construction
(B&W 31 Min 1971)
TF 5-4206
TF 5-4256
Shows advantages, planning,
and design of a timber trestle
bridge.
Multiplex Mapping Part II
(Color 40 Min 1971)
Describes and shows operation
of aerial camera, reduction printer,
multiplex projector, and tracing ta-
ble. Details setup of projector and
tracing process.
Mine and Boobytrap Training
(Color 33 Min 1971)
Shows precautions to prevent
the soldier from being a casualty of
a boobytrap; how and where to look
for a mine or boobytrap, and what
to do if one is found.
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FB 5-37
FB 5-85
FB 5-133
Highway to Alaska
(B&W 9 Min 1942)
Vital artery for flow of mili-
tary supplies to Alaska.
Camouflage Dummies and Decoys
(Color 14 Min 1944)
Camouflage in desert warfare;
use of wire, cloth, paper, foliage,
mud, and soil in preparation and
construction of dummies and de-
coys.
Hand Placed Charges Against Beach and
Underwater Obstacles
(B&W 19 Min 1944)
Placing demolition blocks M2,
M3, M4, and Bangalore torpedo by
FB S Engineers
hand; types of beach and under-
water obstacles.
FB 5-185 The Bailey Bridge in Combat
(B&W 13 Min 1945)
Construction of Bailey bridges
under combat conditions ingenious
use of available material to over-
come obstacles encountered.
FB 5-192 Fixed Bridge Construction and Repair in
the CBI
(B&W 12 Min 1945)
Materials and techniques used
to build many types of fixed bridges
in CBI most popular types were
timber trestle and pile bent bridges.
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MF 5-111 Transportation of the PM-2A Nuclear Power
Plant
(Color 14 Min 1963)
Story of the delivery and em-
placement of the PM-2A portable
nuclear power plant at Camp Cen-
tury of the Greenland icecap, June-
October 1960.
MF 5-959 Alaska Highway
(Color 36 (Min 1944)
Construction of the 1,500 miles
of the Alaskan highway.
MF 5-1229 Grass and Brush Fire Fighting
(Color 29 Min 1946)
Effective methods of fire fight-
ing with common tools.
MF 5-1235 The Atom Strikes
(B&W 31 Min 1946)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
First experimental blast set off
in New Mexico; bombing and devas-
tation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
MF 05-1240 Oil Fires
(B&W 46 Min 1946)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Fire fighting methods involved
in the control of oil fires.
MF 5-1322 Chemistry of Fire
(B&W 44 Min 1947)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Elements necessary to cause
fire; difference between flash point
and ignition point; methods to ex-
tinguish fire.
MF 5-5424 Ths Operational Anti-Vehicular Mine
Environment (U)
(Color 23 Min 1969)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
MF 5-8275 Maps for the Army
(Color 38 Min 1954)
Depicts methods used by Royal
Canadian engineers to produce top-
ographic maps shows mapping of
4,500-square-mile area in the Yu-
kon.
MF 5-8279 Engineer Mission
(B&W 26 Min 1954)
Past and present accomplish-
ments of army engineers in peace
and war activities during World
War II up to present.
MF 5-8567 Before They Happen (Fire Prevention)
(B&W 14 Min 1955)
MF 5-8658
MF 5-8772
MF 5-8839
MF 5-8854
MF 5-8986
MF 5-9285
Dramatizes the services of fire
prevention inspectors.
Core and Maintenance of Fire Hose
(B&W 21 Min 1956)
Types and features of hose;
mechanical and chemical injuries;
how to clean, inspect and store;
how to load on fire trucks; care dur-
ing and after fires.
Before the Blast (Blasting Safety)
(Color 12 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Safety measures before, during
and after blasting operation, prep-
aration for blast, blasting tech-
niques handling explosives, care of
life and property.
Flood Control
(B&W 7 Min 1957)
Flood control activities of U.S.
Army engineers, with focus on stud-
ies and testing of proposed devices
at the Waterways Control Station,
Miss.
Engineers in Combat World War II
(B&W 24 Min 1957)
Engineer mission in combat
training at Engineer School, Ft
Belvoir, Va. Engineering activities
during WW II in the European and
Pacific theaters of operation.
The Army Package Power Reactor
(Color 26 Min 1958)
Development, construction and
operation of first army nuclear
power plant designed to support
vital OS (oversea) bases with nu-
clear powered fuel.
Know Your Fire Hazards
(Color 20 Min 1961)
Theory of combustibility haz-
ards of open flame, sparks, electri-
city, and spontaneous ignition
safety precautions to prevent fire in
the home.
Greenland
(Color 25 Min 1958)
Report on research and devel-
opment program conducted by corps
of engineers in Greenland since
summer of 1956 for the purpose of
finding a port area and route to the
icecap.
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FS 5-156 Wire Entanglements
(B&W 39 FR 1959)
Features, tactical employment
and installation of: barbed wire ob-
FS 5 Engineers
structions and fences; four-strand,
apron, and concertina fences; low
wire and expedient type wire ob-
stacles.
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SFS 5 Engineers
SFS 5-116
SFS 6-117
SFS 5-119
SFS 5-120
SFS 5-121
SFS 5-122
SFS 5-147
SFS 5-151
Loading Heavy Equipment in Aircraft
(B&W 51 FR 28 Min 1958)
Features and capabilities of C-
119, C-123 and C-124 cargo air-
craft steps and calculations for
proper placement of loads stress
on weight and balance factors.
Soil Identification and Testhia.-Part II-
Laboratory Testing
(B&W 61 FR 24 Min 1956)
How soil samples are obtained,
identified and laboratory tested for
use in road and airfield construc-
tion.
US Heavy Antitank Min* Ml 5
(Color 45 FR 10 Min 1958)
Features, use and operation of
the M15 procedures for installing,
arming, activating and neutralizing
the mine safety precautions.
Soviet TM-41 Antitank Mine
(Color 42 FR 6 Min 1957)
Features, functioning and em-
ployment of the TM-41 procedures
for arming and neutralizing
safety precautions stressed.
Soviet TMD-B Wooden lex Mine
(Color 42 FR 10 Min 1959)
Features, components and use
in combat; procedures for arming,
activating, laying and camouflaging,
and neutralizing; safety measures
in handling and detecting.
Soviet POMZ-2 Antipersonnel Mine
(Color 47 FR 8 Min 1959)
Features, functioning and use;
provision for arming and detona-
ting; laying singly and with other
mines; camouflage; neutralizing by
hand; mine clearance using grap-
nel.
Air Compressor 210 CFM
(B&W 47 FR 13 Min 1958)
Features, use and operation;
single and two-stage air compres-
sion; before and after operation
services; operation with pneumatic
tools; use and operation of major
pneumatic tools.
Culvert Construction
(B&W 37 FR 12 Min 1959)
Function of culverts in road
drainage; features, use, construc-
tion and installation of common
types of culverts stress on proper
culvert requirements and mainte-
nance.
SFS 5154 Fixed Bridge Maintenance Part I
Nonstandard Bridges
(B&W 40 FR 10 Min 1958)
Causes and types of bridge de-
terioration, methods, material and
procedures for maintaining timber,
steel, concrete and masonry-arch
bridges.
SFS 5-155 Fixed Bridge Maintenance Part II
Prefabricated Bridges
(B&W 46 FR 10 Min 1958)
Inspection and care of bridge
before and after use; repair of
worn and damaged areas; rein-
forcement of single, double-truss
and triple-truss bridges.
SFS 5-157 Soviet PMD-6 Wooden Antipersonnel Mine
(Color 40 FR 10 Min 1959)
Features, use and operation in
combat arming; installation and
camouflage; activation; detection,
neutralization, and removal; stress
on safety measures.
SFS 5-158 Road Construction
(B&W 38 FR 12 Min 1959)
Requirements of one- and two-
lane roads; safety factors consid-
ered in road construction; steps in
road construction; features and use
of the five types of roads used in
combat areas.
SFS 5-159 Theory of Elsctricity-Part l-Magnets
(Color 48 FR 15 Min 1960)
Nature of natural and man
made magnets; relation between
magnetism and electricity; mag-
netic molecular theory; magnet
strength factors.
SFS 5-160 Theory of Electricity-Part Il-Current Flow
(Color 50 FR 18 Min 1960)
Theory of the electron; Ohm's
law relation of current with re-
sistance and voltage; laws of series
and parallel circuits; ac and dc cur-
rent.
SFS 5-163 Use of Roads and Airdrome Construction
Equipment Part II Truck Mounted
Cranes, Capabilities and Utilization
(Color 34 FR 11 Min 1960)
Design, capabilities, use and
operation of mounted crane; fea-
tures and operation of basic crane,
boom, clamshell, drag lines, pile
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driver, and shovel
safety measures.
attachment;
SFS 5-165 Camouflage Drape Net Sets
(Color 34 FR 13 Min 1962)
Features and tactical use; erec-
tion, camouflage and manipulation
to permit ready fire of field artillery
and air-defense weapons; accordion
method of folding net sets.
SFS 5-166 Concrete Construction
(B&W 50 FR 15 Min 1961)
Properties, use, and versatility
of concrete; manual and mechanical
methods and equipment used in the
five operations of the concrete pro-
ducing process.
SFS 5167 Introduction to Rotary Air Compressors
(Color 48 FR 19 Min 1962)
Features, capability, operation
and maintenance of the 210 CFM
truck-mounted and 600 CFM trailer-
mounted compressors.
SFS 5-173 Ths Metascope, Image, Infrared Detector
(Color 33 FR 11 Min 1963)
Construction capability and ap-
plication of metascope in combat;
how device functions to permit night
vision and enemy detection; proper
handling and maintenance of equip-
ment.
SFS 5-178 Operation of Engineer Equipment Part I
Motorized Graders
(B&W 43 FR 11 Min 1968)
Types and characteristics of
motorized graders, their functions
and capabilities in road construc-
tion; operation of the grader in
ditching, grading, mixing, and final
road finishing.
SFS 5-180 Operation of Engineer Equipment Part II
Crane Shovel Unit and Attachments,
Truck and Crawler Mounted
(B&W 88 FR 18 Min 1968)
Characteristics, capabilities,
and operation of the crane shovel
unit and its six attachments the
shovel, crane, clamshell, dragline,
backhoe, and piledriver.
SFS 5-182 Safety Precautions in Handling Explosives
and Demolitions
(B&W 95 FR 22 Min 1967)
Applicable safety measures for:
storage and permanent ammunition
dump and field storage area, trans-
portation, priming, placement, fir-
ing, misfires, and destination of un-
serviceable items.
SFS 5-183 Bangalore Torpedo M1A2
(B&W 60 FR 16 Min 1967)
Components, priming, and use
of the M1A2 for breaching and
clearing, and as an antipersonnel
weapon; and construction of im-
provised torpedoes from pipe, metal
and wood.
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TG 5-1
G 5-2-1
TG 5-2-2
G 5-2-3
G 5-2-4
T 5-3-11
TG 5-3-12
TG 5-3-13
T 5-3-14
TG 5-3-15
TG 5-4-1
Camouflage
(Color 44 FR 1959)
These 44 transparencies pre-
sent the principles and methods of
camouflage used in day and night
operations.
Engineer Reconnaissance Card
(14 FR 1966)
Elementary Map Reading
(Color 25 FR 1966)
This series of 25 transparencies
presents the fundamentals of map
reading.
Map Reading Coordinate Scale and
Protractor
(1966)
Consists of a plastic coordinate
scale and protractor.
Dummy Training Compass
(1968)
Engineer Military Pipeline System
(Color 36 FR 1961)
This series pictures the corps
of engineers responsibilities in con-
nection with the designing, construc-
tion and maintenance of pipelines.
Plumbing and Pipefitting
(B&W 44 FR 1965)
These 44 transparencies show
the design, handling and installa-
tion of plumbing and pipefitting.
Concrete
(B&W 28 FR 1965)
These 28 transparencies present
charts, diagrams, and views illus-
trating the characteristics, use and
handling of concrete.
Masonry
(B&W 31 FR 1965)
Thirty-one transparencies pre-
sent chart and diagrams which show
the details of good workmanship
necessary to construct neat, eco-
nomical and durable buildings.
Basic Carpentry
(B&W 49 FR 1965)
These 49 transparencies present
charts, diagrams, and views on ma-
terials, tools, and construction in-
volved in basic carpentry.
Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part I General
(B&W 8 FR 1963)
This series of 8 transparencies
covers the purpose, technical man-
uals, and fundamentals of opera-
tor's preventive maintenance as re-
lated to heavy engineer equipment.
TG 54-2 Prevantive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part II Crawler Tractors
(B&W 10 FR 1963)
This series of 10 transparencies
presents views of the caterpillar
crawler and international harvester
tractors.
TG 5-4-3 Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part III Graders
(B&W 10 FR 1963)
This series of 10 transparencies
presents schematic diagrams of the
Caterpillar grader and the Huber-
Warco grader.
TG 5-4-7 Preventive Maintenanca of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part VII Air Compressors
(B&W 10 FR 1964)
These 10 transparencies present
views and instructions on the main-
tenance of various air compressor
models.
TG 5-4-8 Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part VIM Loader Scoop Type
(B&W 5 FR 1963)
This series of 5 transparencies
presents schematic diagrams of
the loader, scoop type.
TG 5-4-10 Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part X Wheeled Tractor
(B&W 7 FR 1965)
These 7 transparencies present
views and instructions pertaining to
the bef ore-operation, during-opera-
tion, and after-operation services
required for the wheeled tractor.
TG 5-4-11 Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part XI Intrenching Machine,
Gasoline Engine, Crawbr Mounted
(B&W 7 FR 1965)
Illustrates the before-operation,
during-operation and after-opera-
tion services required for intrench-
ing machine.
TG 5-4-12 Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Part XII Rotary Air
Compressor
(B&W 5 FR 1967)
This series covers the daily pre-
ventive maintenance performed on
the rotary air compressor 250
CFM.
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Mine Detectors
(B&W 26 FR 1963)
This series of 26 transparencies
presents exterior and interior views
as well as pertinent data related to
design and handling of portable
mine detectors.
Explosives and Demolitions Part I
Military Explosives
(B&W 12 FR 1956)
Illustrates the packaging and
characteristics of: TNT, demolition
blocks (Ml, M2, M3, and M5A1),
cratering explosive, military dyna-
mite (Ml, M2, and M3), shaped
charges M2A3 and M3, and Banga-
lore Torpedo M1A1.
Explosives and Demolitions Part II
Methods of Priming
(B&W 35 FR 1961)
Illustrates the characteristics of
priming equipment, and the 3 meth-
ods of priming explosives and de-
molitions : non-electric priming,
electric priming, and detonating
cord priming.
Explosives and Demolitions Part III Firing
Procedure
(B&W 18 FR 1956)
Illustrates the equipment and
procedures used for non-electric,
electric, and detonating cord firing
of single and multiple charges.
Road and Airfield Construction
(B&W 45 FR 1963)
This series of 45 transparencies
presents views, charts and schematic
diagrams pertaining to the methods
of constructing roads and airfields.
Pit and Quarry Operations
(B&W 43 FR 1964)
This series of 43 B&W trans-
parencies presents views, diagrams,
and charts pertaining to the layout
of various types of quarries and
pits.
Common Field Fortifications
(B&W 41 FR 1964)
These 41 transparencies present
views and instruction on construc-
tion, uses, tactical requirements, and
firing position of common field forti-
fications.
Advanced Rigging
(B&W 17 FR 1965)
These 17 transparencies pre-
sent diagrams illustrating the no-
menclature, features, and uses of
various devices used in rigging
operations.
TG 5-6-3 Advanced Rigging II
(B&W 34 FR 1965)
These 34 transparencies pre-
sent diagrams illustrating the con-
struction and use of various devices
used in rigging operations.
TG 5-6-4 Knots
(B&W 45 FR 1965)
These 45 transparencies present
views on the construction and uses
of fiber rope and wire rope knots.
TG 5-7-1 Fixed and Floating Bridges, Part I
Prefabricated Tactical Bridges
(B&W 32 FR 1964)
These 32 transparencies pre-
sent views and pertinent data re-
lated to the construction, capacity
and use of the various types of
prefabricated military bridges.
TG 5-7-2 Timbsr Trestle Bridge
(B&W 14 FR 1965)
These 14 transparencies pre-
sent views, diagrams, and charts
on the features, and construction
of the timber trestle bridge.
TG 5-7-3 Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge
(B&W 43 FR 1965)
These 43 transparencies pre-
sent diagrams illustrating the use,
capacity, design, emplacement and
recovery of the armored vehicle
launched bridge.
G 5-7-4 Prefabricated Military Bridges
(Card 1965)
G 575 Bridge Design and Classification
(Card 1965)
G 577 Bridge Classification Card
(Card 1969)
T 5-8-1 Water Supply
(Color 20 FR 1964)
These 20 transparencies cover
the procedures, equipment, facilities,
quality testing, and purification
methods involved in the engineer
water supply mission in the field.
TG 5-9-2 Barbed Wira Obstacles
(B&W 37 FR 1954)
Illustrates the uses of barbed
wire obstacles in combat, and the
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T 5-9-3
TG 5-9-4
TG 5-9-5
T 5-10-2
T 5-10-3
T 5-10-4
TG 5-10-8
procedures for constructing: picket
fence, 4-strand fence, double-apron
fence, low wire entanglement, Smith
fence, triple standard concertina
fence, and knife rest.
Military Railroad Construction
(B&W 47 FR 1960)
These 47 transparencies illus-
trate the fundamentals, equipment,
and procedures involved in military
railroad construction.
Near Infrared Night Vision and Detection
Equipment
(B&W 28 FR 1965)
These 28 transparencies pre-
sent views and instructions on the
maintenance, functioning, design
and use of near infrared night
vision and detection equipment.
Electronic Distance Measuring Equipment
MC-8
(B&W 21 FR 1967)
These transparencies illustrate
the characteristics, capability, set-
up and operation of electronic dis-
tance measuring equipment MC-8.
Mine Warfare Training NATO Mines
(Color 34 FR 1961)
Diagrams illustrating the de-
sign, components, and pertinent
structural and operational elements
characteristic of representative
types of British and French mines
and fuzes.
Mine Warfare Training Soviet and Soviet
Satellite Mines
(Color 34 FR 1961)
This series of 34 transparencies
consists of diagrams illustrating the
construction, components and char-
acteristic features of various types
of Soviet and Soviet satellite mines
and fuzes.
Demolition of Bridges and Tunnels
(B&W 42 FR 1963)
This series of 42 transparencies
consists of views, diagrams and
charts which delineate the methods
and other pertinent aspects related
to the proper demolition of bridges,
piers and tunnels.
Calculation and Replacement of Charges
(B&W 29 FR 1964)
These 29 transparencies present
views and charts explaining the cal-
culation and placement of demoli-
tion charges.
G 5-10-9 Demolition Card
(18) (1965)
G 5-10-10 Mine Card
(18) (1965)
TG 5-10-11 Minefield Installation
(B&W 20 FR 1965)
These 20 transparencies illus-
trate pertinent aspects of minefield
installation, and the organization
and responsibilities of minelaying
personnel.
TG 5-10-12 British Mine Warfare Equipment
(B&W 42 FR 1966)
These 42 transparencies illus-
trate the features, functioning, in-
stallation, arming, and neutralizing
of British mine warfare equipment.
TG 5-10-13 US Firing Devices, Boobytraps and
Expedients
(B&W 42 FR 1965)
These 42 transparencies illus-
trate the construction, functioning,
installation, arming and disarming
of US firing devices, boobytraps and
expedients.
TG 5-10-14 US Land Mines
(B&W 62 FR 1971)
Illustrates the major steps for
the preparation and installation of
the M24 off-route mine.
TG 5-10-15 Minefield firs-aching and Clearing
Operations
(B&W 37 FR 1966)
These 37 transparencies pre-
sent the fundamentals and techni-
ques of minefield breaching and
clearing operations.
TG 5-10-16 Minefield Record Form
(B&W 18 FR 1968)
Covers detailed instruction for
recording tabular data and mine-
field sketches; computation of mine-
field requirements; nuisance mine-
field; stream minefield; protective
minefield ; and hasty protective mine-
field.
TG 5114 Preventive Maintenance of Haavy Engineer
Equipment Crane Shovel and
Attachments
(B&W 17 FR 1961)
These 17 transparencies cover
before operation, during operation,
30
TGS 3 Engineers
and after operation maintenance of
the crane shovel and its attachments.
Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipmant Part V Generators
(1965) TG 5-29
Preventive Maintenance of Heavy Engineer
Equipment Air Compressor, 100 PSI
(B&W 11 FR 1961)
Illustrates the before operation,
during operation, and after opera- T 5_30
tion services performed on the 210-
CFM gasoline driven air compressor
and the 060-CFM diesel driven
rotary air compressor.
Advanced Rigging Part III Cableways and
Tramways
(B&W 32 FR 1960) TG 5-30
Demonstrates the methods and
equipment used to rig the following:
casualty evacuation monocable, med-
ium cableway, pioneer light aerial
tramway and cableway, light aerial
tramway, light aerial tramway ex-
tension set, and expedient cableways
and tramways. TG 5-31
Advanced Rigging Part IV Suspension
Bridges
(B&W 33 FR 1960)
Diagrams illustrating the
design factors and construction of
standard, nonstandard and expedi- >J,Q {j_g3
ent suspension bridges.
North Korean, Chinese Communist, and
Soviet Satellite Land Mines, Fuzes, and
Booby Traps
(B&W 20 FR 1965)
These 20 transparencies present
diagrams illustrating various land
mines, fuzes, and booby traps.
Timber and LOC Bridges
(B&W 35 FR 1957) TG 5-34
These 35 transparencies illus-
trate the construction and capability
of various types of bridges used in
military tactical and logistical oper-
ations.
Introduction to Bituminous Construction
(B&W 38 FR 1958)
These 38 transparencies illus-
trate the principles, materials, pro-
cedures, and advantages in laying
bituminous surfaces.
Water Quality Control Set
(Color 43 FR 1958)
Design, contents, and use of set
for making routine control tests,
salinity tests, and poison tests.
Bridge Construction Launching Heavy
Beams
(B&W 22 FR 1959)
These 22 transparencies illus-
trate methods and equipment used
to launch and seat beams in bridge
construction.
Bridge Erection Boats
(B&W 49 FR 1958)
These 49 transparencies present
photos, diagrams and charts which
illustrate the construction, use, hand-
ling and care of the 19 foot and
27 foot bridge erection boats.
Basic Aerial Photo Reading
(B&W 34 FR 1958)
These transparencies illustrate
the purpose, types, and interpreta-
tion of aerial photographs for ap-
plication in military operations.
Vehicle and Bridge Classification
(B&W 20 FR 1958)
Illustrates the relation of ve-
hicle weight, load distribution, and
speed to bridge carrying capacity:
classes and markings of military
vehicles; class markings of single
and multilane bridges; speical mark-
ings and damaged bridges; and
signs and rules for safe crossings.
Anchorages and Protective Measures
For Floating Bridges
(B&W 18 FR 1959)
These 18 transparencies present
photos, diagrams and charts which
illustrate the anchorages and pro-
tective measures used for floating
bridges.
31
TF 6 Field Artillery
13. 6-Series; Field Artillery
TF 6-1533 Countermortar
(B&W 25 Min 1949)
Latest countermortar methods
of locating enemy mortar forward
observers, air observation and photo-
graphs, analysis of craters, radar
etc.
TF 6-1686 Crater Analysis
(B&W 21 Min 1952)
Operation of crater analysis
teams illustrating various techniques
used importance of information
gleaned in neutralizing enemy posi-
tions.
TF 6-1757 Field Artillery Radar
(B&W 22 Min 1953)
Illustrates the various missions
which can be accomplished by radar
units organic to field artillery.
TF-6-1775 Field Artillery Sound Ranging
(B&W 23 Min 1953)
Discusses the mission, capabil-
ities, limitations and operation of
the sound ranging platoons of the
field artillery observation battalion.
TF 6-2258 Introduction to Flash Ranging
(B&W 18 Min 1956)
How flash ranging platoon spots
and reports targets and battlefield
information to artillery units
capabilities and limitations of flash
ranging.
TF 6-2374 The 762-MM Rocket-Port (-Introduction to
the System (M38)
(B&W 16 Min 1957)
Characteristics, assembly, and
loading of rocket on launcher level-
ing and laying of launcher final
checks and adjustments, and firing
of rocket.
TF 6-2375 The 762-MM Rocket-Part Il-Mechanical
Assembly (M38)
(B&W 14 Min 1957)
Transfer of components from
cargo truck to rocket trailer me-
chanical assembly of components on
trailer safety precautions.
TF 6-2376 The 762-MM Rocket-Part Ill-Electrical
Testing (M38)
(B&W 16 Min 1957)
Checks on rocket motor, flight
cap, motor igniter continuity and
ground, spin-rocket continuity and
ground safety precautions.
TF 6-2377 The 762-MM Rocket-Part IV-Loading (M38)
(B&W 13 Min 1957)
Removal of assembled rocket
from trailer and loading on rocket
launcher use of wrecker boom and
handling beam duties of crewmen.
TF 6-2378 The 762-MM Rocket-Part V-Preparation
for Action (M38)
(B&W 19 Min 1957)
Laying and leveling launcher
emplacing and leveling wind meas-
uring set placing aiming posts
recording deflection.
TF 6-2379 The 762-MM Rocket-Part VI-Firing and
March Order (M38)
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
Electrical checkouts, applica-
tion of firing data and wind correc-
tions, firing of rocket, equipment set
in traveling position, march order
command.
TF 6-2424 Artillery Orientation by Sun and Star-
Part ll-the Hour-Angle Method
(B&W 12 Min 1957)
Computing the true azimuth of
polaris, converting true azimuth to
grid azimuth, use of corps grid co-
ordinates for effective fire.
TF 6-2800 Artillery Battalion Survey-Part l-Methods
(B&W 24 Min 1959)
Purpose and methods of sur-
vey astronomic observation, tra-
verse, triangulation, intersection,
and 3-, 2-, and Ib-point resection.
TF 6-2850 Artillery Orientation by Sun and Star Part
I the Altitude method
(B&W 15 Min 1960)
Principles applied in computing
the true azimuth by means of the
altitude method of solar observation
to give accuracy to artillery fire.
TF 6-2875 Artillery Battalion Survey-Part Il-Planning
and Execution
(B&W 21 Min 1960)
Value of survey for artillery
fire formulation of survey plan
methods used to establish survey
control, and determine positions for
various battalion elements.
TF 6-3096 Countermortar Radar AN/MPQ-4A
(B&W 22 Min 1961)
Capabilities, components, and
operation of the Q-4 performance
of complete mission in field from
initial intercept to transmission of
map location of enemy position.
Extension of Direction by Simultaneous
Observation
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
Principles, procedures and ad-
vantages of simultaneous observa-
tion for rapid and accurate artil-
lery survey application of techni-
ques during day and at night.
The AN/TPS-25 Ground Surveillance Radar,
Moving Target Detection
(B&W 21 Min 1962)
Audio returns picked up by AN/
TPS-25 from: walking personnel,
light and heavy wheeled vehicle,
vehicle dispersion maneuver, tracked
vehicle, and tanks.
Countermortar Radar AN/MPQ-4A.
Preparation and Performance Checks
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
Preliminary adjustments, starting
procedures, range calibration, ring-
time checks, azimuth and elevation
orientation, computer checks, in-
troduction of radar location data in-
to computer.
The AN/TPS-25 Ground Surveillance
Radar
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
Features and surveillance capa-
bility modes of operation and ap-
plication in target identification
automatic search, automatic range,
manual search, manual track audio,
and manual track video.
Laying th Field Artillery Battery
(B&W 15 Min 1963)
Techniques and equipment used
in basic methods of laying battery
in direction of fire: (1) by azimuth,
(2) by orienting angle, and (3) by
aiming point and deflection.
The 762-MM Rocket XMSO-Part I-
Introduction to the System (Honest
John)
(B&W 21 Min 1963)
Features and capabilities
measures employed by crew in pre-
paring and firing the weapon in a
tactical mission preparing for
march order.
The 762-MM Rocket XMSO-Part II-
Mechanical Assembly and Electrical
Checkout (Honest John)
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
TF 6 Field Artillery
Equipment and procedure em-
ployed during: initial assembly and
transfer to handling unit calibra-
tion and electrical checkout final
assembly at firing position trans-
fer to loading position.
TF 6-3300 The 762-MM Rocket XMSO-Part Ill-loading,
Preparation for Action, Firing and March
Order (Honest John)
(B&W 37 Min 1963)
Organization and action of fir-
ing section and equipment used to
load rocket onto launcher, employ-
ment and laying launcher, prepara-
tion for firing, firing, and march
order.
TF 6-3306 RSOP, R?eonnaissance, Selection and
Occupation of Position Part I
(B&W 22 Min 1963)
Technique used by 105-mm
howitzer battery for day recon-
naissance, and selection and night
occupation of position teamwork at
battery level and coordination with
other units and higher command.
TF 6-3307 RSOP, Reconnaissance, Selection and
Occupation of Position Part II
Limited Reconnaissance
(B&W 14 Min 1963)
Principles and techniques em-
ployed by artillery battery in con-
ducting an occupation of position
from march column formation.
TF 6-3385 Artillery Forward Observer-Part l-ln the
Defense
(B&W 18 Min 1964)
Film covers assignment and ac-
tions of a forward observer support-
ing a rifle company under enemy
attack.
TF 6-3386 Artillery Forward Observer-Part ll-ln the
Offense
(B&W 12 Min 1964)
Preparation and action of for-
ward observer to provide close fir-
ing support to mechanical rifle com-
pany in the offense focus on ac-
tion before and during the attack.
TF 6-3436 The Honest John Battalion-Part I-
Organization and Operations (XM 50)
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
Organization, layout, tactical
capabilities and deployment of di-
vision Honest John battalion, with
focus on function of headquarters
and headquarters battery and firing
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TF 6 Field Artillery
TF 6-3558
TF 6-3609
battery, deployment of launchers,
and role of battalion fire direction
center.
TF 6-3448 Fire Direction Procedure Part I Precision
Fire
(B&W 37 Min 1964)
Methods and procedures used by
fire direction center in precision re- TF 6-3517
gistration of 105-mm howitzer bat-
talion action from initial fire re-
quest to subsequent fire commands.
TF 6-3449 Fire Direction Procedure-Part Il-Area Fire
(B&W 25 Min 1964)
How fire direction center of 105-
mm howitzer battalion conducts area
fire for an observed fire mission
and a fuze variable time mission
without observation.
TF 6-3450 Fire Direction Procedure-Part Ill-The
Observed Firing Chart
(B&W 29 Min 1964)
How fire direction center of
105-mm howitzer battalion con-
structs observed firing chart: (1)
when time fuze is available and
site unknown, and (2) based on re-
gister and position area survey.
TF 6-3451 The Honest John Battalion-Port II-
Reconnaissance, Selection and
Occupation of Position (XM 50)
(B&W 22 Min 1964)
How battalion commander im- TF 6-3646
plements reconnaissance, selection,
and occupation of position to carry
out fire mission reconnaissance, se-
lection and occupation of firing
position, firing, and displacement
for movement to new position.
TF 6-3666
TF 63456 Operation of the Surveying Instrument,
Azimuth Gyro Artillery
(B&W 25 Min 1964)
Procedures, visual indications,
and computations required to oper-
ate the instrument for determination
of true azimuth.
TF 6-3499 Field Artillery Target Acquisition Battalion
(B&W 26 Min 1964) TF 6-3725
Tactical missions and organiza-
tion of field artillery target acquisi-
tion battalion how it is employed
to support corps and division artil-
lery target acquisition by means of
flash, sound, and radar.
TF 6-3515 Active and Passive Defense of the Field
Artillery Battery
(B&W 29 Min 1965)
Reconnaissance selection and oc-
cupation of position of a field artil-
lery battery position for providing
close fire support, with focus on
the measures taken for active de-
fense and passive defense of posi-
tion.
The Psrshing Missile System Track
Mounted and Aircraft Operations
(B&W 33 Min 1965)
How Pershing, transported in
tracked carrier, performs fire mis-
sion how Pershing, transported in
fixed wing and helicopter aircraft,
performs fire mission.
The Sergeant Missile System
(B&W 22 Min 1965)
Organization of sergeant batta-
lion features and capabilities of
sergeant system displacement to
firing position, emplacements of com-
ponents, preparation for firing, and
actual firing.
Pershing Missile Azimuth Laying Procedures
(B&W 19 Min 1966)
Emplacement of orienting
station, and horizontal laying and
vertical laying theodolites recipro-
cal collimation and autocollimation
monitoring phases.
Weapons of the Field Artillery
(Color 39 Min 1966)
Features, use and capabilities
of field artillery weaponry in the
cannon type artillery category and
rocket and missile category.
Measuring Distance With DME, MC-8
(B&W 29 Min 1966)
Design, capability and applica-
tion of DME, the new measuring
equipment for artillery surveys at
division artillery level DME opera-
tion is demonstrated in a field sur-
vey.
The FA Digital Automatic Computer
MIS(FADAC) Introduction and
General Characteristics
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
Capability of FADAC how it
is set up and prepared for opera-
tion how information is fed into
it mechanics of the FADA com-
putation process FADAC checks
and maintenance.
TF 6 Field Artillery
Operation of the FA Digital Automatic
Computer M18(FADAC)-Cannon
Application
(B&W 19 Min 1966)
Applicability of FADAC: to
solve fire problem for 105-mm
howitzer unit at new location; to
correct fire solution during area mis-
sion to correct registration.
Operation of the FA Digital Automatic
Computer M18( FAD AC) -Rocket
Application
(B&W 22 Min 1966)
Capability of FADAC for Hon-
est John and Little John programs;
applicability of FADAC in an Hon-
est John fire mission.
On-Carriage Fire Control Equipment
(B&W 21 Min 1968)
Application of the testing tar-
get and distant aiming point meth-
ods of boresighting to achieve ac-
curate artillery fire.
Air Induction and Diesal Fuel System,
8V7TT Engine (Full-Tracked* Vehicles)
(Color 28 Min 1969)
Features, functioning, and
maintenance of the air induction
and diesel fuel systems of the 8V-
71T engine used in the M108, M109,
M107, MHO, and M578 self-pro-
pelled, full-tracked vehicles.
Field Artillery Ammunition and Fuzes
(Color 27 Min 1969)
Characteristics, functioning,
and effects of the semi-fixed and
separate loading ammunition used
by the four field artillery weapons:
105-mm howitzer, 155-mm howitzer,
8-inch howitzer, and 175-mm gun.
TF 6-4055 Turret Hydraulic Systems M107 and M110-
Part I Introduction
(B&W 20 Min 1969)
Characteristics, main compo-
nents, and operation of the turret
hydraulic systems used by the M-
107 SP 175-mm gun and MHO
SP 8-inch howitzer to operate the
tubes, recoil spades, and loader-
rammer systems.
TF 6-4056 Turret Hydraulic Systems Ml 07 and Ml 10-
Part II Traversing and Elevating
Operations
(Color 19 Min 1969)
Describes the hydraulic flow
principles and patterns of the tur-
ret high pressure system and the
traversing and elevating systems in
the M107 and MHO SP artillery
weapons.
TF 6-4057 Turrett Hydraulic Systems M107 and Ml 10-
Part III Loader-Rammer and Recoil
Spade Systems
(B&W 18 Min 1969)
Examines components and op-
eration of the loader-rammer and
recoil spade systems used in M107
and MHO vehicles, with particular
attention given to the hydraulic
flow circuits.
TF 6-4144 Service of the Piace; 105-MM Howitzer
(B&W 18 Min 1970)
Shows how a section of the
105mm howitzer battery emplaces
and prepares the weapon for action,
performs the pre-firing, firing, and
post-firing checks, and prepares the
weapon for travel.
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MF 6 Field Artillery
MF 6-5246 Field Artillery Observation MF 6-7900 Fire-Artillery Action in Korea
(B&W 19 Min 1967) (B&W 14 Min 1952) |
New terms, phrases and format Depicts the important role of '
effected by US Army, 1 Sep 66, artillery fire in modern warfare,
in FO communications and proce-
dures for improved direction of FA
fire.
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FS 6 Field Artillery
FS 6-84 Observed Fire Procedure Trainer Part I in adjusting artillery fire-fuze quick
(Color 147 FR 1959) mission, fuze delay mission, fuze
Forward observation procedure time mission, and fuze variable
in adjusting artillery fire prepar- time mission,
ation of data for initial rounds,
sensings and subsequent fire re- Observed Fir. Procedure Trainer-Part III
quests, precision, fuze and time reg- (Color 95 FR 1959)
istration Forward observation procedure
in adjusting artillery fire fuze
FS 6-85 Observed Fire Procedure Trainer Part II time mission, destruction mission,
(Color 106 FR 1959) fuze variable time mission, and fuze
Forward observation procedure quick mission.
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TGS 6 Field Artillery
T 6-1
Observed Indirect Fir* Transparency Kit
Consists of instruction sheet,
10 standard 8' x 10' transpar-
encies in mounts on terrain, and
24 overlay transparencies on ar-
tillery bursts.
38
14. 7-Series; Infantry
TF 7-2188
TF 7-2189
TF 7-680 Ski Safety
(B&W 21 Min 1942) TF 7-2186
Ski safety precautions in con-
nection with excessive speed and
faulty adjustments remedies for
over-heating, sunburn and snow-
blindness.
TF 7-681 Ski Safety-First Aid and Emergency Repair
of Equipment TF 7-2187
(B&W 41 Min 1942)
Diagnosis and first aid for var-
ious types of ski accidents emer-
gency repair of equipment.
TF 7-1475 Military Rock Climbing-Technique of
Climbing
(B&W 32 Min 1948)
Movement of trained recon-
naissance teams in mountainous ter-
rain climbing equipment and cor-
rect use.
TF 7-1480 Military Rock Climbing-Movement of
Combat Units
(B&W 31 Min 1948)
Organization of installation
teams their equipment and opera-
tion details of construction; evac-
uation of injured.
TF 71518 Summer Mountain Movements and Bivouacs
(B&W 26 Min 1949)
Techniques used to overcome
special problems of troops and ma-
teriel terrain hazards, water pur-
ification, food preparation, personal
health.
TF 7-1550 Combat in Deep Snow and Extreme Cold
(B&W 21 Min 1950) TF 7-2215
Infantry rifle company illus-
trates combat technique and sur-
vival methods applicable to arctic
conditions.
TF 7-1642 The Reinforced Rifle Platoon in the Attack
of a Built-up Area-Part Il-The Attack TF 7-2232
(B&W 35 Min 1954)
Tactical planning the at-
tack each building offers a differ-
ent complexity of fighting empha-
sis on surprise, firepower and team-
work.
TF 7-2185 Cycle of Operation Caliber .30 TF 7-2395
Machinegun Part I Faeding
(B&W 7 Min 1955)
Shows the action that takes
place within the receiver posi-
TF 7-2190
TF 7 Infantry
tioning of cartridge by extractor
for chambering.
Cycle of Operation Caliber .30
Machinegun Part II Chambering
(B&W 4 Min 1955)
Forcing cartridge into cham-
ber forcing ejector away from
cartridge positioning extractor to
grasp another cartridge.
Cycle of Operation Caliber .30
Machinegun Part III Locking
(B&W 5 Min 1955)
Action to permit recoiling
group to move forward seating of
breechlock into breech recess and
locking of recoiling parts together.
Cycle of Operation Caliber .30
Machinegun Part IV Firing
(B&W 6 Min 1955)
Shows action from time trigger
is raised until striker of firing pin
ignites the primer in the cartridge.
Cycle of Operation Caliber .30
Ma chin 2gun Part V Unlocking
(B&W 6 Min 1955)
Shows the rearward movement
of the recoiling parts and the sep-
aration of the bolt from the barrel
and barrel extension.
Cycle of Operation Caliber .30
Machinegun Part VI Extraction
and Ejection
(B&W 4 Min 1955)
Shows how empty cartridge
case is pulled from chamber and
how cartridge case is forced out of
the receiver.
Cycle of Operation Caliber .30
Machinegun Part VII Cocking
(B&W 7 Min 1955)
Shows how the firing pin
spring is compressed by the cocking
lever as the bolt moves to the rear.
Technique of Machinegun Fire Part X
Zeroing the Light Machinegun
M1919A6 on Tripod M2
(B&W 5 Min 1956)
How gunner adjusts line of aim
so that weapon delivers accurate
fire on target.
Basic Military Skiing Part I Selection and
Care of Equipment
(B&W 17 Min 1956)
Selecting skis and poles ad-
justing skis for proper fit clean-
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TF 7 Infantry
ing, tarring & waxing, skis fitting
and care of ski climbers care of
equipment in field.
TF 7-2396 Basic Military Skiing-Parf Il-Skiing
Techniques
(B&W 29 Min 1956)
Cross-country skiing with and
without poles single and double
poling changing direcion ski-
ing uphill climbing on skis.
TF 7-2397 Individual Fighting Techniques en Snow
(B&W 23 Min 1956)
Advancing on skis handling
ski equipment firing techniques
rifle and automatic weapons cam-
ouflage construction of fighting
positions protection of weapons.
TF 7-2438 The 106-MM Rifle M40A-1-Part VI -The
Stadia Sight
(B&W 12 Min 1958)
Components, stadia principle,
plotting stadia lines, use of stadia
lines to determine range of targets
of known and unknown dimension.
TF 7-2550 Reporting Enemy Information
(B&W 23 Min 1958)
Methods of gathering and re-
porting enemy information by in-
dividual soldier stress on observa-
tion and search techniques and com-
plete and accurate reporting.
TF 72636 Leadership Precommissioned Series-
Assumption of Command, Problem 1
(B&W 6 Min 1958)
A second lieutenant reporting
for duty for the first time admits
his lack of confidence to his unit
commander.
TF 7-2637 leadership-Precommissioned Series-
Assumption of Command, Problem 2
(B&W 6 Min^ 1958)
A young inexperienced ser-
geant about to 'takeover' command
of a squad overhears the men in
the squad discuss him unfavorably.
TF 72638 Leadership Precommissioned Series
Assumption of Command, Problem 3
(B&W 6 Min 1958)
An acting squad leader, un-
popular with the men, recommends
stern action by the new leader to
show how 'we're gonna run the
squad.'
TF 7-2639 Leadership Precommissioned Series
Senior Subordinate Relations
Problem 1
(B&W 4 Min 1958)
A lieutenant who had relied on
his master sergeant when he as-
sumed command, assumes control of
the unit as he gains experience to
the displeasure of the sergeant.
TF 72641 Leadership Precommissioned Series-
Senior Subordinate Relations,
Problem 3
(B&W 5 Min 1958)
Three sergeants expecting con-
sideration for a Master Sergeant
vacancy close ranks against the
newly appointed Master Sergeant
and the work of the section suffers.
TF 7-2642 Leadership-Precommissioned Series-
Physical Leadership, Problem 1
(B&W 4 Min 1958)
The men of an ammunition con-
voy, frightened by mortar and ar-
tillery fire, refuse to comply with
the lieutenant's order to continue on
the route.
TF 7-2643 Leadership Precommissioned Series-
Physical Leadership, Problem 2
(B&W 8 Min 1958)
A squad detailed to clear a
road of mines refuse to go back
to work after one of the men is
killed and another wounded by an
exploded mine.
TF 7-2644 Leadership Precommissioned Series-
Physical Leadership, Problem 3
(B&W 8 Min 1958)
A gunner and assistant gunner
replacing three men of the squad
that were killed or injured during
firing practice are afraid to remove
a misfire.
TF 7-2645 Leadership Precommissioned Series-
Instructional Techniques for Small
Unit Leaders' Problem 1
(B&W 5 Min 1958)
A sergeant assigned to in-
structing trainees violates every
rule pertaining to military instruc-
tion.
TF 7-2646 Leadership-Precommissioned Series-
Instructional Technique for Small
Unit Leaders, Problem 2
(B&W 7 Min 1958)
A lieutenant, totally unprepar-
ed, conducts a class in leadership
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TF 7 Infantry
for the noncommissioned officers in
the company very poorly and the
men fall asleep.
TF 7-2647 Leadership-Precommissioned Series-
Chain of Command, Problem 1
(B&W 4 Min 1958) TF 7-2707
A train commander, a lieuten-
ant, overrides a car commander's
(Master Sergeant) order the car
commander unaware of this, re-
proves a sergeant for disobeying
his order.
TF 7-2648 Leadership-Precommissioned Series-
Chain of Command, Problem 2
(B&W 5 Min 1958) TF 7-2708
A private, ordered by his lieu-
tenant to dig up a heater for his
jeep somewhere, cannibalizes a
heater from a deadlined jeep and
is discovered.
TF 7-2649 Leadership Precommissioned Series-
Chain of Command, Problem 3
(B&W 5 Min 1958)
A private is ordered off a mess TF 7-2709
detail by the company commander,
unknown to the mess sergeant and
the mess and supply officer.
TF 7-2700 Leadership-Post Commissioned Series-
Staff and Subordinate Commander
Relationship, Problem 1
(B&W 5 Min 1958)
A Company commander refuses rjrp 7_2760
to comply with the request of the
S3 to give his men additional in-
struction in military courtesy.
TF 72701 Leadership Post Commissioned Series-
Staff and Subordinate Commander
Relationship, Problem 2
(B&W 4 Min 1958)
The S3 and S4, both majors,
have words over a changed assign-
ment and decide to bring the matter
to the attention of the group com-
mander.
TF 7-2702 leadership-Post Commissioned Series-
Staff and Subordinate Commander
Relationship, Problem 3
(B&W 7 Min 1958)
A company commander unable TF 7-3022
to check the training of his men
because of excessive paper work
explains his problem to the group
commander.
TF 7-2706 Leadership-Post Commissioned Series-
Handling of Subordinate Leaders
in Combat, Problem 1
TF 7-2868
(B&W 6 Min 1958)
A platoon leader committed to
a critical mission confesses his lack
of confidence to the company com-
mander.
Leadership Post Commissioned Series-
Handling of Subordinate Leaders
in Combat, Probbm 2
(B&W 6 Min 1958)
A group commander, consider-
ing a company commander's pro-
motion, invites the opinions of his
staff on the officer's leadership qual-
ities.
Leadership Post Commissioned Series-
Handling of Subordinate Leaders
in Combat, Problem 3
(B&W 6 Min 1958)
A sergeant, formerly in combat,
is assigned to a rear area supply
unit. He shows his contempt for
rear area men by driving his men
mercilessly.
Leadership Post Commissioned Series
Utilization of Personnel, Problem 1
(B&W 4 Min 1958)
A company commander is re-
luctant to give up one of his good
men to his group commander al-
though it means a better job for
the man at headquarters.
Range Management
(B&W 17 Min 1959)
Features, origin and operation
of known distance and 1,000-inch
ranges layout, duties of personnel,
equipment and targets used, and
spotting, disking and scoring tar-
gets.
Rifle Squad and Platoon in Defense
(B&W 27 Min 1960)
Planning, preparation, and tac-
tics for defense responsibilities of
squad and platoon leaders conduct
of defense against night attack
reorganization of platoon after at-
tack.
Combat Formations and Battle Drill, Rifle
Squad Part I Combat Formations
(B&W 12 Min 1961)
Organizations, important var-
iations, primary uses, and tactical
advantages of squad column with
fire teams in column, and abreast,
squad file, and squad line.
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TF 7 Infantry
TF 7-3024
TF 7-3025
TF 7-3040
TF 7-3042
TF 7-3075
TF 7-3094
TF 7-3120
TF 7-3191
Combat Formations and Battle Drill, Rifle TF 7-3130
Platoon Part I Combat Formations
(B&W 15 Min 1961)
Purpose, structure, and tactical
use of platoon column, wedge, vee,
echelon, and line manner in which
platoon moves from one formation
to another.
Combat Formations and Battle Drill, Rifle TF 7-3137
Platoon Part II Battle Drill
(B&W 13 Min 1961)
Purpose and execution of battle
drill maneuvers maneuver right,
maneuver left, and frontal attack
how battle drill is used by platoon
in the attack.
Drop Zon TP 7-3190
(B&W 24 Min 1961)
Military requirements, plan-
ning and execution of airborne op-
erations concepts, steps, and tech-
nique applied in the tactical plan,
landing plan, air-movement plan,
and marshaling plan.
Rifle Platoon in the Attack
(B&W 33 Min 1961)
Troop leading procedures fol-
lowing platoon leader position pla-
toon moves from assembly area to
assault position conduct of as-
sault seizure of objective contin- TF 7-3192
uation of advance on withdrawing
enemy troops.
Infantry Training
(B&W 27 Min 1962)
Planning, supervision, cycles in
training, and testing conducted un-
der army training program to de- TF 7-3193
velop skilled soldiers and fighting
teams.
Combat Flame Operations Part III The Use
of Flame Field Expedients and Flame
Throwers in the Defense
(Color 21 Min 1962)
Features and tactical use of:
Exploding and fragmentation flame TF 7-3194
devices, the fougasse, flame illumin-
ants and portable and mechanized
flame throwers.
Rifle Company in Defense
(B&W 28 Min 1962)
How commander applies fac-
tors of mission, enemy, terrain, and
troops to plan defense how com- TF 7-3195
pany prepares the position con-
duct of defense.
81-MM Mortar M-29-Part l-Mechanical
Training
(B&W 15 Min 1961)
Features, components and tac-
tical use of weapon how mortar
is mounted how the sight M-34A2
is used to place the mortar on tar-
get.
Patrolling
(B&W 52 Min 1962)
Tactical requirements for pa-
trol missions principles and tech-
niques used in planning, preparing
and executing patrols role of com-
mander, patrol leader, and patrol
team.
Leadership in Combat Chain of Command,
Film No. 1
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Battalion S3 overrides com-
pany commander's order to weapons
platoon for emplacement of mortars
and guns.
Leadership in Combat Chain of Command,
Film No. 2
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Company commander overrides
order issued by weapons platoon
leader to mortar section leader.
Leadership in Combat Keeping
Subordinates Informed Film No. 1
(B&W 9 Min 1962)
A platoon leader neglects to
tell his men of a tank section move
to the platoon position directed by
the company commander.
Leadership in Combat Physical Leadership,
Film No. 1
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Combat discipline breaks down
in a platoon on its first combat
mission platoon leader cannot con-
tact 3D squad leader to advise on
enemy approach.
Leadership in Combat Developing a
Positive Attitude in Junior Leaders,
Film No. 2
(B&W 4 Min 1962)
A rifle platoon is bogged down
in the attack apprehensive platoon
leader refuses to move forward on
company commander's order.
Leadership in Combat Developing a
Positive Attitude in Junior Leaders,
Film No. 1
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TF 7 Infantry
TF 7-3238
(B&W 6 Min 1962) TF 7-3235
A platoon leader of a unit on
its first combat mission overhears
a squad leader as he briefs his men
in a negative way the men panic
and begin to bolt.
TF 7-3196 Leadership in Combat-Basic
Responsibilities Film No. 3
(B&W 7 Min 1962)
A platoon, covering the com- TF 7-3236
pany's daylight withdrawal, must
retreat or face annihilation the
platoon leader cannot contact the
company.
TF 7-3197 Leadership in Combat Controlling Fear and
Panic-Film No. 1
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Men of the 1st squad of a TF 7-3237
platoon in an assault panic the
squad leader is unable to control
them the platoon leader becomes
aware of the dilemma.
TF 7-3198 Leadership in Combat Maintaining Combat
Effectiveness Film No. 1
(B&W 7 Min 1962)
A group commander faces di-
lemma of chaotic situation in Char-
lie company area where personnel
and equipment are seriously dam-
aged by enemy nuclear detonation.
TF 7-3199 Leadership in Combat-Controlling Fear and
Panic Film No. 2
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Platoon leader alerts his unit
to move into a contaminated area
the squad leaders report the men
are fearful and are balking at the
order.
TF 7-3233 Leadership in Combat-Functional
Organization Film No. 1
(B&W 7 Min 1962)
Failure to carry out vehicle
maintenance plan blocks battalion
barrier plan S4 orders commun-
ications platoon leader to move ve-
hicle S3 states leader is under his
operation control.
TF 7-3234 Leadership in Combat-Basic Responsibilities
of the Commander Film No. 1
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Battalion commander consults TF 7-3319
with surgeon on effect on troops if
they move through contaminated
area to objective surgeon estimates
10 to 20 percent casualties and num-
ber of deaths.
TF 7-3253
TF 7-3254
Leadership in Combat Training in Combat-
Film No. 1
(B&W 9 Min 1962)
New company commander de-
cides on training plan for his unit
company executive officer disagrees
with plan upon inquiry, company
commander finds all his subordin-
ates agree with executive officer.
Leadership in Combat Psychological
Adjustment Film No. 1
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
A newly arrived machinegun-
ner fails to 'shape up' because of
misassignment platoon leader fail-
ed to inform weapon squad leader
of man's background.
Leadership in Combat Basic Responsibilities
of th Commander Film No. 2
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Battalion commander reports to
his staff on destruction of Bravo
company by nuclear weapons S2
and S3 recommended moving re-
serve company into the position SI
and S4 disagree.
Leadership Post Commission Series:
Selection of Subordinate Leaders-
Film No. 1
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
A platoon leader vacillates in
reaching a decision in the appoint-
ment of a man to fill a vacancy
for platoon sergeant.
81 -mm Mortar M-29-Part Il-Sight
Calibration and Laying the Section
(B&W 23 Min 1963)
Calibrating sight for elevation
and deflection how aiming circle
is used to lay mortars for accurate
fire loading and firing mortar at
target.
Weapons System Alinement, 106-mm Rifle
(B&W 12 Min 1963)
Procedure for boresighting the
106-mm rifle and zeroing the cal-
iber .50 spotting rifle importance
of weapon system alinement for ac-
curate fire.
RifH Marksmanship Target Detection
(Color 31 Min 1963)
Value and implementation of
target detection training how
class learns to locate and mark var-
ious targets at different ranges.
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TF 7 Infantry
TF 7-3337
TF 7-3339
TF 7-3461
TF 7-3462
TF 7-3647
TF 7-3661
TF 7-3662
TF 7-3674
Stream Crossing Expedients Part II
Floating of Weapons, Equipment
and Vehicles
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Preparation and use of am-
phibious 1/4-ton trailer, canvas
wrap rafts, 3- and 4-brush rafts,
2-ponton raft, and 55-gallon drum
raft for stream crossings.
Installation and Removal of the M21
Antitank Mine
(B&W 15 Min 1964)
Construction and operation of
M21 assembly of mine component
and procedure for installation, arm-
ing, and camouflaging the mine
disarming and removal of mine
disassembly and repacking for
transport.
Assembly for an Airborne Unit
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
Tactical requirements for rapid
assembly methods and aids used
by small units for day and night
assembly after a parachute landing.
Personnel Parachute Malfunctions and
Activation of Reserve Parachute
(B&W 14 Min 1965)
Causes, prevention, and hand-
ling of partial and complete mal-
functions Mae West, cigarette roll,
tears, twists, etc timely use of re-
serve parachute stressed.
Rifle Platoon in Night Attack
(B&W 21 Min 1966)
Troop leading procedures in
planning and executing a night at-
tack; conduct of platoon in sur-
prise assault to seize assigned ob-
jective.
Rifle Company in Operations Part I
Retrograde Operations
(B&W 26 Min 1966)
Troop leading procedures to
plan, prepare for, and execute retro-
grade operations under varying tac-
tical conditions.
Rifle Company Operations Part II
Offensive Operations
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
Troop leading procedures to
plan, prepare for, and execute an
attack.
Role of the Light Weapons Infantryman-
Part I Rifle Squad in Attack
(B&W 27 Min 1966)
Action of a well-trained rifle
squad in executing an attack mis-
sion, highlighting the reactions to
the orders of the squad leader.
TF 7-3675 Rob of the Light Weapons Infantryman-
Part II Rifle Squad in Defense
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
How squad leader plans and
organizes defense position, how the
position is constructed, and how the
squad achieves victory over a larger
force.
TF 7-3734 Drill and Ceremonies-Part l-Squad Drill
(B&W 21 Min 1966)
Preparatory commands and
commands of execution; squad for-
mations and movements; count ca-
dence and count off; stack arms
and take arms.
TF 7-3764 Survival
(Color 34 Min 1967)
Describes the basic principles
and techniques that should be em-
ployed by prisoner of war camp
escapees to evade detection and sur-
vive in a hostile environment until
they reach friendly lines.
TF 7-3804 Automatic Rifle Marksmanship (M14A2 Rifle)
(B&W 15 Min 1967)
Features and use of the M14A2
rifle for semi-automatic and auto-
matic fire, highlighting: pre-firing
checks, aiming, firing positions,
semi-automatic and automatic fire
techniques, changing magazines,
and using the weapon against small
point, large point, and linear target.
TF 7-3841 Military Courtesy
(Color 30 Min 1968)
Rules and customs of military
courtesy which the soldier is ex-
pected to observe throughout his
career in the army.
TF 7-3851 Wearing of the Uniform
(Color 22 Min 1968)
Explains to new trainees what
is expected of them with regard
to the proper care and wearing of
the military uniform: green class
A uniform for winter wear, tan
class A uniform for summer wear,
and the field uniform or fatigues.
TF 7-3856 Physical Fitness-US Army
(Color 30 Min 1968)
Physical fitness programs dur-
ing basic and advanced individual
TF 7 Infantry
TF 7-4118
TF 7-4119
training (AIT), at the unit level,
and in special courses for paratroop-
ers, rangers, and special forces.
TF 7-3867 90MM Recoilless Rifle, M67-Technique of
Fir* TF 7-4083
(B&W 24 Min 1967)
Components and mechanical ac-
tion of weapon; characteristics of
M371E1 anti-tank ammunition used
with rifle; the 4 basic positions
from which the weapon is fired;
boresighting procedure; use of rifle
against stationary and moving tar-
gets; burst-on-target adjustment of
fire.
TF 7-3893 Weapons of the Infantry
(Color 21 Min 1968)
Characteristics, employment,
capabilities, and limitations of:
M14, M14A1, M16A1 rifles, M79
grenade launcher, M60 and .50 cal-
iber machine guns, M72 rocket, 3.5'
rocket launcher, 90MM and 106mm
recoilless rifles, .50 caliber spotting
gun, 81mm and 4.2' inch mortars.
TF 7-3956 Ranger-the Ultimate Soldier
(Color 32 Min 1968)
Describes the objectives and na-
ture of training offered in the US
Army ranger course: 1) Physical
conditioning at the infantry school,
Ft Benning, Ga, 2) military moun- .pp 7-4121
taineering at the ranger camp in
Dahlonega, Ga, and 3) guerrilla
warfare at the ranger camp at
Eglin AFB, FLA.
TF 7-3959 Squad Combat Formations and Battle Drill
(B&W 22 Min 1968)
Principles and application of pp 7-4146
the 3 basic maneuvers of battle
drill maneuvers right, left, and
front; composition and correct em-
ployment of the 3 combat forma-
tions column, file, and line.
TF 7-3978 Rifl* Platoon in the Attack of a Fortified
Area
(B&W 33 Min 1969) TF 7-4147
Portrays the action of a rifle
platoon as it carries out a mission
to break through an enemy bunker,
covering the planning, preparation,
attack, and consolidation phases.
TF 7-4082 Military Operations in Jungle Terrain-
Part I Reconnaissance in Force
(Color 33 Min 1969) TF 7-4196
Portrays the tactics and tech-
niques employed by an infantry
company committed to an airmobile
strike operation, prior to and during
a two-day reconnaissance in force.
Military Operations in Jungle Terrain-
Part II Action on Contact
(Color 17 Min 1969)
Portrays the tactics and tech-
niques employed by an infantry
company, engaged in an airmobile
strike operation in jungle terrain,
after making contact with the en-
emy.
The Infantry Noncommissioned Officer
Candidate Course
(Color 27 Min 1970)
An orientation on the entrance
qualifications, nature and scope of
the three programs of instruction
offered in the course, and the pro-
motions awarded upon successful
completion of the course.
Hand Grenades and M-79 Grenade
Launcher
(Color 33 Min 1970)
Describes the characteristics,
capabilities, and use of: M26A1,
M56, M33, M57, M59, MK3A2, M34,
MSHC, M18, M7A3, M25A2, and
M14 grenades, pyrotechnic signal
device, and M79 grenade launcher.
Night Vision Techniques and the Use of the
Metascope and Starlight Scope
(Color 26 Min 1970)
Techniques of using night vis-
ion scopes; adaptation to darkness,
scanning, off-center vision, and
quick-kill firing.
Basic Airborne Training
(Color 40 Min 1970)
Shows students going through
the three-week basic paratroop
course at the airborne school, Fort
Benning, Ga. Follows a class from
entry to graduation wing-pinning
ceremony.
The Army Pathfinder
(Color 19 Min 1970)
Describes the objectives and
scope of the army pathfinder and
delineates the training they receive
in map reading, land navigation,
and in the use of pathfinder equip-
ment.
Techniques of Employment, M28A1 APERS
Mine, Claymore
45
TF 7 Infantry
TF 7-4214
(B&W 22 Min 1971)
Shows capabilities, methods of
using, placements, aiming, testing
firing circuit, and disarming the
Claymore directional anti-personnel
mine.
Forward Observer Procedures: Infantry
Mortars Call for Fire, Bracketing,
Creeping
(B&W 23 Min 1972)
Examines 'call for fire' format,
element by element; diagrams and
demonstrates bracketing and creep-
ing methods of adjusting for range.
Land Navigation by Terrain Features
(Color 25 Min 1971)
Demonstrates how to use con-
tour maps for finding position and
planning marches. Shows how the
five basic terrain features look on
the ground, on a model, and on a
contour map.
TF 7-4320 Fundamentals of Rifle Marksmanship
(B&W 27 Min 1972)
Demonstrates the elements of
the integrated act of shooting in
a burlesque of an instruction period
on the 25-meter rifle range.
TF 7-4339 Raid Patrol Actions at the Objective
(B&W 26 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the purpose and
conduct of a raid patrol; explains
the key factors of surprise, fire-
power, and violence of action.
FB 7-16
FB 7-78
FB 7-263
FB 7-264
Invasion of Crete by the German Army FB 7-265
(B&W 11 Min 1942)
Preparations for invasions by
air; strafing and precision bomb-
ing; men and equipment dropped
by parachute; capture of roads and
airstrips.
Avalanche FB 7-266
(B&W 10 Min 1943)
Snow avalanches in mountain
operations: 'wind slab' and 'flow
snow'; procedure for soldier separ-
ated from main party.
FB 7-269
Fighting in Built Up Areas Use of Special
Equipment
(B&W 5 Min 1953)
Illustrates proper techniques
and equipment used to scale walls,
to enter buildings, and in house-to-
house fighting.
Fighting in Built Up Areas Methods of jrp 7-273
Entering Buildings
(B&W 4 Min 1953)
Teaches infantrymen the cor-
rect methods of entering buildings
in enemy held territory.
FB 7 Infantry
Fighting in Built Up Areas Methods of
Searching and Clearing Buildings
(B&W 3 Min 1953)
Teaches approved methods used
by rifle squads in searching and
clearing buildings in enemy held
territory.
Fighting in Built Up Areas Selection of
Positions for Firing
(B&W 5 Min 1953)
Discusses factors to be consid-
ered in choosing firing positions,
underscoring use of common sense,
and tricks of cover and concealment.
Fighting in Built Up Areas Mutual Support
and Methods of Advance
(B&W 5 Min 1953)
Foot soldier is supported by
tank fire as he advances into enemy
territory illustrates proper meth-
ods of advance by infantryman.
Infantry Weapons and Their Effects: US
Pistol Caliber .45, Submachinegun
Caliber .45, US Carbine, Caliber .30
(Color 8 Min 1954)
Mechanical characteristics, op-
eration, and use in combat.
47
MF 7 Infantry
MF 7-5669
MF 7-7977
MF 7-7978
MF 7-8319
Introduction to the 40-MM XM203 Grenad*
Launcher
(Color 24 Min 1971)
Describes components, installa-
tion, and operation of the launcher,
used on the M16 rifle. Stresses the
grenadier's ability to fire either
weapon at will.
Winter Movement on Skis
(B&W 18 Min 1953)
Illustrates bending, crouching,
and upright movement techniques
used by the combat soldier on skis.
Firing Positions in the Winter
(B&W 13 Min 1953)
Shows how the combat soldier
on skis assumes the prone, kneel-
ing and standing ready positions for
firing.
Position and Grip, Machinegun M1919A6 on
M2 Tripod
(B&W 3 Min 1955)
Correct position of head, elbows,
arms, hands, fingers, body, and
legs when firing proper grip for
firing.
MF 07-8781 Ski Tips
(Color 23 Min 1958)
(Adopted commercial film)
Lowell Thomas discusses the
rules for safe skiing, covering choice
and handling of equipment, control-
led skiing techniques, and rules on
the ski trail.
MF 7-9726 Electronic Warfare (U)
(Color 39 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
MF 7-9727 Keeping the Peace-Part III
(Counterinsurgency and Ambush)
(B&W 65 Min 2 Reels 1966)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted British Film)
Fundamentals and techniques
for fighting a guerrilla war in jungle
terrain with focus on troop organi-
zation and movement, ambush and
counterambush, search and intelli-
gence.
48
T6S 7 Infantry
TG 7-1-2 US Rifle 7.62MM MM and MM (Modified)
Mechanical Training
(Color 22 FR 1971)
Covers the design, nomencla-
ture and general characteristics of
the rifle, 7.62mm M14 and M14
(modified).
TG 7-1-5 Target Grid Method of Fire Control
(B&W 32 FR 1966)
These 32 transparencies pre-
sent diagrams and instructions ex-
plaining the principles of the grid
method of fire control and the re-
sponsibilities of the indirect fire
team.
TG 7-1-6 Mine, Antitank, M21 (Tank Killer)
(B&W 9 FR 1964)
These 9 transparencies present
views and diagrams of the construc-
tion, packing and marking, arming,
disarming, and installation of the
M21 antitank mine, with fuze M607.
TG 7-1-8 90MM Recoilless Rifle, M67, Mechanical
Training
(Color 10 FR 1968)
These 10 transparencies present
views illustrating the characteristics,
nomenclature, design and function-
ing of the 90mm recoilless rifie,
M67.
TG 7-1-9 Rifle Marksmanship
(B&W 30 FR 1965)
These 30 transparencies consist
of charts, diagrams, and views deal-
ing with the fundamentals of rifle
marksmanship.
TG 7-1-13 M60 Machina Gun Technique of Fire
(B&W 27 FR 1965)
These 27 transparencies present
charts and diagrams covering the
principles and procedures for firing
the M60 machine gun.
TG 7-1-15 Antipersonnel Mine, M18A1 (Claymore)
(B&W 10 FR 1966)
Views and diagrams of construc-
tion, employment and functioning
of the antipersonnel mine, M18A1
(Claymore).
TG 7-1-17 Mortar Fire Without a Fire Direction Center
(B&W 11 FR 1968)
Portrays the principles and
techniques for employing mortar
without a fire direction center, focus-
ing on: forward observation, direct-
ing fire, distributed fires for effect,
searching fire, and adjusting fire.
TG 7-1-19 106MM Recoilless Rifle, M40A1, Organisation
and Crew Drill
(B&W 7 FR 1968)
Portrays organization, equip-
ment, and action of squad perform-
ing crew drill: placing rifle into
action on carrier, and dismounting
and mounting the rifle on its carrier.
TG 7-1-20 106MM Recoilless Rifle, M40A1, Technique
of Fire
(B&W 8 FR 1968)
Analyzes the technique of fire
used with the 106mm rifle, M40A1,
focusing on: bracketing, observa-
tion of tracer method, and applica-
tion of gunner's rule.
TG 7-1-21 106MM Recoilless Rifle, M40A1,
Marksmanship
(B&W 9 FR 1968)
Portrays fundamentals of:
sighting stationary and moving tar-
gets, use of stadia lines, boresight-
ing, and weapons system alinement.
TG 7-1-22 Rifle, 5.56MM, M16A1 Mechanical Training
(B&W 1971)
Presents the sights, cycle of
operation and functioning field strip-
ping, stoppages and immediate ac-
tion of the rifle, 5.56mm, M16AL.
TG 7-1-23 66MM Heat Rocket M72A1, M72A1E1, and
M72
(B&W 17 FR 1971)
Illustrates features of the M72
launcher, components of the 66mm
heat rocket, cocking and firing the
launcher, and design and operation
of the sights.
TG 7-4 Automatic Rifle Marksmanship
(B&W 50 FR 1953)
Illustrates the important facets
of the automatic rifle marksman-
ship course: 1) sighting and aiming
exercises, 2) position exercises, 3)
sight setting and trigger manipula-
tion exercises, 4) automatic fire ex-
ercises, 5) sight changes, effect of
the wind, and use of the score card,
and 6) examination.
TG 7-9-2 Care and Fitting of Personnel Parachutes
(B&W 12 FR 1968)
Illustrates the checks, proper
fitting, and recovery of the troop
back T-10 and the troop-chest re-
serve parachutes.
49
TF 8 Medical
15. 8-Series; Medical
TF 8-3 Embryology of the Liver, Gallbladder and
Pancreas
(Color 18 Min 1952)
A simple visualization of the
embryology of these organs with
particular focus on anomalies and
variations most commonly discover-
ed by the surgeon.
TF 8-1366 Hypodermic Needles and Syringes-Their
Care and Functions
(B&W 16 Min 1944)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Details the manufacture of hy-
podermic syringes proper techni-
ques of use (intradermal, subcu-
taneous, intramuscular and vena-
puncture).
TF 8-1378 Clinical Malaria
(B&W 26 Min 1944)
Symptoms, signs and patho-
logical body changes associated with
the three common types of infection.
TF 81388 The Heart and Circulation
(B&W 10 Min 1944)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Instruction in anatomy and phy-
siology of the heart covering re-
lationship of heart action, nerve
stimuli, and blood circulation.
TF 8-1390 Digestion of Foods
(B&W 10 Min 1944)
Animated diagrams and photo-
graphs of laboratory experiments
show how food is taken into the
body, digested and absorbed.
TF 8-1392 The Work of the Kidneys
(B&W 11 Min 1944)
Illustrates how the kidneys
function to maintain correct salt and
water balance in the body.
TF 8-1394 The Eyes and Their Care
(B&W 11 Min 1944)
Structure and function of the
eye different visual defects prin-
ciples of lens correction practical
vision maintenance.
TF 8-1395 Endocrine Glands
(B&W 11 Min 1944)
Exposition on how the endo-
crine glands affect a living being
including a few simple experiments
on thyroid, parathyroid and pitui
tary glands.
TF 8-1461 Care of the Sick and Injured-Enemy
Bacteria
(Color 29 Min 1946)
Characteristics of bacteria
entry into bloodstream and resulting
effects on patient emphasis or
cleanliness in surgery.
TF 8-1467 Control of Louss-Borne Diseases
(B&W 15 Min 1946)
Control of louse-borne diseases
through personal and barracks sani-
tation use of DDT and other in-
secticides.
TF 8-1476 Our Food and Our Health
(Color 15 Min 1948)
Importance of proper eating
habits as a factor in maintaining
individual soldier's health and well-
being.
TF 8-1536 The Medical Examination-Part I-
Importance
(B&W 19 Min 1949)
Importance to the doctor, the
administrator and individual pre-
vents improper assignment and un-
just claims against the Government.
TF 8-1537 The Medical Examination-Part Il-History
(B&W 17 Min 1950)
Importance of reviewing the
report of medical history' (Form
89) prior to examination form dis-
cussed in detail.
TF 8-1538 The Medical Examination-Part Ill-
Examination
(B&W 17 Min 1950)
Covers each specific step in the
examination to coincide with the
item-by-item format of 'report of
medical examination' (Form 88).
TF 81586 Fractures an Introduction
(Color 27 Min 1949)
Fundamental principles of frac-
tures various types physiology of
repair-treatment.
TF 8-1670 Habits and Characteristics of the Rat-
Part I The Norway Rat
(B&W 28 Min 1950)
Habits, characteristics, and
abilities of the Norway rat which
enable it to live with man, and
which, in turn, enable man to con-
trol it.
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TF 8-1671 Habits and Characteristics of the Rat Part
1 1 -The Reef Rat
(B&W 13 Min 1950)
Habits, characteristics, and
abilities of the roof rat comparison
between the Norway and roof rat.
TF 8-1673 Practical Rat Control-Ratproofing
(B&W 18 Min 1951)
Method and basic materials for
ratproofing buildings the 'island
theory' of rat control in urban
areas.
TF 8-1761 Medical Planning for a Task Force Operation
(B&W 32 Min 1952)
Responsibilities of Army, Navy
and Air Force defense against bio-
logical, atomic and chemical war-
fare immunization against endemic
disease, etc.
TF 8-1786 Human Production
(B&W 22 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of human reproduction,
with emphasis on the biological nor-
malcy of reproduction and import-
ance of clear familiarity with the
facts.
TF 8-2083 Swinging Into Step
(B&W 33 Min 1945)
Rehabilitation and morale film
for amputees, showing how artificial
limbs enable them to return to nor-
mal living.
TF 8-2198 Resuscitative Care of the Severely Wounded
(Color 24 Min 1957)
Arresting hemorrhage splint-
ing fractures plasma infusion
alleviation of pain and anxiety
preoperative, surgical and postopera-
tive care.
TF 8-2295 Mess Sanitation
(B&W 25 Min 1956)
Mess sanitation principles in
storing foods, preparing meals,
serving meals, care of leftovers,
garbage disposal, and control of
flies.
TF 8-2582 Clinical Shock
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Causes, symptoms, and treat-
ment of primary and secondary
types of shock management of
burn and cardiac patients and those
with spinal cord injuries.
TF 8-2675 Management of Mass Casualties-Part VI-
Sorting
(Color 13 Min 1959)
Doctrine and concepts in sorting
casualties after nuclear attack
major categories minimal, immed-
iate, delayed and expectant treat-
ment.
TF 8-2676 Management of Mass Casualties-Part VIII-
Management of Mechanical Injuries
(Color 20 Min 1959)
Medical and surgical treatment
of casualties after nuclear attack
first aid, and professional care of
wounds, hemorrhage, fractures and
shock.
TF 8-2712 Management of Mass Casualties Part X-
Management of Psychological Casualties
(B&W 24 Min 1959)
Sorting psychological casualties
following nuclear attack symptoms
and treatment of normal disaster
reactions, mild incapacity, moderate
reactions and severe cases.
TF 8-2713 Management of Mass Casualties Part IX
Burns
(Color 15 Min 1959)
Symptoms of first, second, and
third degree burns application of
rule of nines to establish size of
burn area treatment for mild,
moderate, and severe burn cases.
TF 8-2762 Heat Disorders-General Effects of Heat on
Man
(B&W 22 Min 1960)
Causes, symptoms, treatment
and prevention of heat disorders en-
countered by troops in hot climate:
heat cramps, exhaustion, and stroke.
TF 8-2881 Management of Mass Casualties-Medical
Aspects of Nuclear Weapons
(Color 16 Min 1962)
Physiological injuries that may
occur from thermal, blast, and radia-
tion effects of nuclear detonation,
and methods of minimizing casual-
ties.
TF 8-3021 First Aid-Part IV-Resuscitatien, Mouth-to-
Mouth, Mouth-to-Nose
(Color 23 Min 1961)
Application of this preferred
method of resuscitation to victims
of drowning, poison fumes, electric
shock, drug poison, and critical head
and chest injury.
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TF 8-3057
TF 8-3121
TF 8-3143
TF 8-3215
TF 8-3224
TF 8-3225
TF 8-3226
TF 3-3228
Steps to Recovery Rehabilitation of the
Patient With Pulmonary Tuberculosis
(B&W 30 Min 1961)
Rehabilitation of tuberculosis
patients (surgery and nonsurgery
cases) at Fitzsimons Army Hospital
through communicable, noncommu-
nicable, and final stages of treat-
ment.
Catherization Technique
(Color 18 Min 1961)
Anatomy and physiology of
urinary tract clinical indications
for, and methods of catheterization
(use of standard red rubber and
Foley catheters).
Management of Mass Casualties Food and
Water, Detection of Radiation and
Contamination
(Color 13 Min 1962)
Effects of nuclear f alllout tech-
niques and equipment to monitor
and decontaminate food and water
for safe consumption by troops in
the field.
Occupational Health Program US Army
(B&W 27 Min 1962)
Objectives and scope of pro-
gram role of occupational health
officer, and the services rendered
to the Army Civilian Labor Force.
Emergency Airway A Plan of Action
(Emergency Restoration of Breathing)
(Color 25 Min 1964)
Emergency management of
partial and complete upper airway
obstruction removal of foreign bod-
ies, artificial respiration, and crico-
thyroid puncture.
Thoracentasis
(Color 20 Min 1963)
Procedures for performing tho-
racentesis for relief of hemothorax
pneumothorax and hemopneumotho-
rax cause by injury to chest or
lungs.
Intercostal Nerve Block
(Color 14 Min 1963)
Technique of performing in-
tercostal nerve block for treatment
of painful conditions of chest which
interfere with normal breathing.
Suturing Technique
(Color 29 Min 1964)
Techniques and materials used
to suture operative and accidental
wounds.
TF 8-3229 Gastric Intubation
(Color 25 Min 1963)
Clinical requirement for intuba-
tion procedure for introducing and
maintaining Levin tube technique
and tubing used in gavage, lavage,
and for diagnostic purposes.
TF 8-3230 Intravenous Infusion Technique
(Color 27 Min 1963)
Procedure and equipment used
in intravenous infusion for treat-
ment of shock and other conditions
stress on venipuncture technique
and surgical cutdown of vein.
TF 8-3231 Care of the Closed Thoracotomy Tube
(Color 23 Min 1963)
Mechanics and proper use of
closed thoracotomy tube for drain-
age of blood and air from thorax
to enable patient to breathe nor-
mally.
TF 8-3350 Mental Hygiene-The Man in the Mirror
(B&W 35 Min 1963)
Need for mental hygiene assist-
ance in the Army objectives,
principles, and activates of the men-
tal hygiene consultation service.
TF 8-3595 The Importance of Field Sanitation to
Command
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Duties and sources of assist-
ance available to unit commander
to maintain sanitation discipline,
with focus on training and func-
tion of unit field sanitation team.
TF 8-3596 Field Sanitation
(B&W 38 Min 1965)
Techniques and field expedients
used by troops in field to solve
sanitary problems related to water,
garbage and trash, and human
waste.
Army Medical Service Aeromedical
Evacuation
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
Mission, organization and ac-
tivities of Army Medical Service,
with focus on organization, aircraft,
and skills of air ambulance com-
pany; and how typical air ambu-
lance missions are performed.
TF 8-3632 Army Hospitals in the Field
(B&W 26 Min 1966)
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TF 8-3835
Location, missions, organiza-
tion, facilities, and medical services
of the surgical hospital, evacuation
hospital and field hospital.
TF 8-3686 Principles of Field Medical Service
(B&W 26 Min 1966)
Medical facility and facility in TF 8-3802
field litter team, aid station, di-
vision clearing station emergency
surgical hospital, evacuation hospi-
tal, general hospital and large medi-
cal center in CONUS.
TF 8-3692 Emergency Medical Care-Control of
Bleeding
(Color 20 Min 1966)
Techniques and supplies used in
controlling bleeding of arm, leg,
abdomen, and neck, and in trau-
matic amputation.
TF 8-3693 Emergency Medical Care Shock
(Color 17 Min 1966)
Symptoms of hemorrhagic and
neurogenic shock; treatment for
shock in wound, burn, and spinal
cord injury cases.
TF 8-3694 Emergency Medical Care-Chemical TF 8-3849A
Casualties
(Color 26 Min 1968)
Symptoms and treatment of
nerve agent, blood agent, and blister
agent exposure, with focus on care
provided by company medic and
higher level medical care during
evacuation, at the aid station, and
at the clearing station.
TF 83695 Use of Turning Frames
(B&W 35 Min 1966)
Clinical requirement for and use
of improvised turning frames in
field, and use of Stryker, Foster, and
circoelectric frames in military hos-
pitals.
TF 8-3777 Safety in Army Hospitals
(B&W 27 Min 1967) TF 8-3873
An orientation film on the com-
mon causes of accidents in hospi-
tals, and the precautions necessary
to maintain hospital safety at a
high level, for the benefit of the
patient and hospital personnel.
TF 8-3801 Medical Supply System, US Army-Part I-
Organization and Administration
(B&W 24 Min 1967)
Missions and operational rela- TF 8-3875
tionship of the major organization
within the medical supply system:
TF 8-3872
defense supply agency, defense per-
sonnel support center, directorate
of medical materiel supply division,
OTSG, AMEDS materiel technical
committee, defense medical materiel
board, and USAMMA.
Medical Supply System, US Army Part II
Operations at CONUS and Overseas
Installation
(B&W 22 Min 1967)
Medical supply operations are
demonstrated at a typical depot in
CONUS (Ft Knox), at an installa-
tion under command of the Surgeon
General (Walter Reed Army Hos-
pital), and at an overseas installa-
tion (Far East).
The Uncommitted Man' (The Sociopath)
(B&W 34 Min 1968)
Presents the sociopath in sev-
eral typical army situations, point-
ing up the clues for identifying
such individuals and suggestions for
their proper handling and disposi-
tion.
Malaria Prevention (Short Version)
(Color 14 Min 1968)
Role of the anopheles mosquito
in malaria transmission; anti-
malaria measures to be taken by
soldier in the field; and supportive
activities of the unit field sanita-
tion team.
Use of Inhalation Therapy Equipment-
Part I Simple Applications
(Color 29 Min 1968)
Procedures in the use of in-
halation therapy equipment for pat-
ients who can breathe without as-
sistance: nasal cannula, nasal cath-
eter, orygen mask, oxygen tent,
oxygen analyzer, croupette, and iso-
lette.
Use of Inhalation Therapy Equipment-
Part II Intermittent Positive Pressure
Breathing
(Color 28 Min 1968)
Procedures to set up and oper-
ate the Bennett respirator, the Bird
respirator, and the Morch respirator
used in the treatment of patients
who are unable to breathe without
assistance.
Prevention and Control of Upper Respiratory
Disease in US Army Training Centers
(B&W 41 Min 1967)
53
TF 8 Medical
TF 8-3977
TF 8-4145
Measures necessary for an ef- TF 8-3968
fective program to prevent and con-
trol acute respiratory diseases, in-
cluding meningitis, among new re-
cruits during basic training, with
special focus on responsibilities of
officer and enlisted training cadre
at company level.
TF 8-3917 Preventive Maintenance of Medical Service TF 8-3976
Equipment
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Fundamentals of operator,
hospital, organizational, and depot
maintenance of diverse types of
medical equipment emphasis on
training and activities of medical
maintenance specialists.
TF 8-3920 Space Charge Compensation for X-Ray
Tubes
(B&W 34 Min 1968)
Two manual methods of space
charge compensation to attain prop-
er and constant x-ray tube current:
1) calibration through the use of
a simple bucking voltage system,
and 2) calibration through the use
of a bucking and boosting voltage
system.
TF 8-3921 KVP Indicating Systems for X-Ray
Equipmjnt Part I Introduction
(B&W 25 Min 1968)
Problem of line loss and unit
loss during exposure of the KVP
across the x-ray tube; and use of
the load-on meter and multi-scale
meter to compensate for line and
unit losses on portable or mobile TF 8-4233
x-ray equipment.
TF 8-3922 KVP Indicating Systems for X-Ray
Equipment Part II Load-On
Indicating Systems
(B&W 17 Min 1968)
Procedure to calibrate the load-
on KVP meter used with portable
and mobile x-ray equipment to TF 8-4234
compensate for unit loss how ad-
justments are made with assistance
of a load line chart.
TF 8-3923 KVP Indicating Systems for X-Ray
Equipment Part III Pre-Reading
Indicating Systems
(B&W 31 Min 1968)
Use of an aluminum ladder to TF 8-4235
calibrate a 3-setting KVP meter
reading; and calibration of dial or
push button systems to compensate
for line and unit losses.
TF 8-4186
Suicide The Unheard Cry
(B&W-^5 Min 1969)
Presents an analysis of suicidal
personalities and their behavior pat-
terns as may be encountered in
military life, emphasizing the assist-
ance that can be offered to prevent
suicide attempts.
Personal Hygiene in a Hot Climate
(Color 27 Min 1969)
Describes measures the soldier
should take for maximum self-pro-
tection against intense heat, con-
taminated food and water, exces-
sive exposure to moisture, and
infection and disease.
Personal Hygiene in a Cold Climate
(Color 25 Min 1969)
Describes hazards of extreme
cold to the soldier in the field, and
protective measures to ward off
sickness and injury.
Operating Room Procedures
(Color 41 Min 1970)
Illustrates the duties of the cir-
culating and scrub specialists, cov-
ering : pre-operative preparations,
activities during surgery, and post-
operative procedures.
Control of Hemorrhage
(Color 25 Min 1971)
Demonstrates basic procedures
for quick control of hemorrhage,
and shows a medical corpsman in
a simulated battle situation.
Operation of the Hypodermic Jet Injection
Apparatus
(Color 43 Min 1972)
Demonstrates the functioning
and operation of the injector; shows
cocking, firing, dosage adjustment,
disassembly, sterilization, assembly,
and safety precautions.
Routine Maintenance of the Hypodermic
Jat Injection Apparatus
(Color 27 Min 1972)
Demonstrates operator mainte-
nance procedures, including cleaning
a clogged nozzle and replacing seals
and rings. Reviews components and
functioning of the injector.
Operation of the Circolectric Bed Part I
(Color 18 Min 1971)
Shows details of construction
of the circolectric bed, and demon-
strates its operation.
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TF 8-4236 Car* of the Burn Patient in the Circolectric
Bed-Part II
(Color 27 Min 1971)
Demonstrates special procedures
required for caring for a burn pat-
ient using the circolectric bed.
TF 8-4246 Female Catherization and Related
Techniques
(Color 27 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the proper technique for
catheterizing the female patient
using a regular Foley or indwelling
catheter ; demonstrates application
of the leg bag and bladder installa-
tion and irrigation.
55
FB 8 Medical
FB 8-147 Medical Service in the Jungle FB 8-203 General Hospital
(B&W 20 Min 1944) (B&W 12 Min 1945)
Difficulties of jungle medical Shows the organization and
service assembling medical sup- functioning of the numbered general
plies operation of collecting and hospitals overseas,
clearing stations.
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MF 8 Medical
MF 8-1230 Schislosomiasis
(B&W 10 Min 1945)
Causes of schistosomiasis
(snail fever) preventive measures. MF 8 ~ 5 236B
MF 8-1248 Plague Control
(Color 22 Min 1946)
Problems created by plague
identification of types, carriers and
characteristics control and preven-
tive measures.
MF 8-5123 Maternity Care-Medical Examination
During Pregnancy
(Color 29 Min 1965)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Use restricted to prenatal educa- MF 8-5236C
tion under direction of army medi-
cal personnel physical and labora-
tory tests given during first prenatal
visit and at other subsequent in-
tervals.
MF 8-5124 Maternity Care-Personal Care During
Pregnancy
(Color 40 Min 1965)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Use restricted to prenatal edu- MF 8-5253
cation under direction of army
medical personnel emphasis on
rest, diet, exercise and personal
cleanliness for optimum comfort
and health.
MF 85125 Maternity Car? Labor and Delivery
(Color 37 Min 1965)
(Film is FOUO) MF 8-5254
(Adopted Navy Film)
Use restricted to prenatal edu-
cation under direction of army
medical personnel false and true
labor, patient care in hospital labor
and delivery rooms, delivery proce-
dure and effects of anaesthesias on
mother and child.
MF 8-5268
MF 85175 The Safe Handling of Diving Injuries
(B&W 12 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Danger of broken neck injur-
ies safe rescue techniques in and
out of water proper use and value
of spine board and other expedient
supports.
MF 8-5236A Hygiene for Women-Personal Health
(Color 19 Min 1967) MF 8-5348
(Adopted Navy Film)
Instructs female members of
the armed forces the fundamentals
for personal health cleanliness, diet,
exercise, posture, and grooming.
Hygiene for Women Reproduction and
Menstruation
(Color 18 Min 1967)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Explains the anatomy and phy-
siology of the male and female re-
productive organs, the reproduction
process, the normal menstruation
pattern, and reasons for variations
in the menstruation cycle. Emphasis
is placed on regimen for health
and cleanliness during menstrua-
tion.
Hygiene for Women Protecting Health
(Color 26 Min 1967)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Examines the principles and
values of self-control in social con-
duct, drinking, and sex relation-
ships. Emphasis is placed on the
social disadvantages of illegitimate
pregnancy, and the clinical damage
caused by alcoholism and venereal
disease.
Cholera Epidemic in South Vietnam
(B&W 9 Min 1967)
(Adopted USPHS Film)
Story of the 1964 cholera epi-
demic in South Vietnam and how it
was checked through the combined
efforts of USAID, US armed forces
and the Vietnamese people.
Cholera Today Bedside Evaluation and
Treatment
(Color 18 Min 1967)
(Adopted USPHS Film)
Describes the work of the East
Pakistan Cholera Research Labora-
tory in the study and treatment
of the disease.
VD? See Your Doctor
(Color 22 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents the case history of a
teenager who contracts a venereal
disease from a casual contact, and
transmits it to her boyfriend. Film
explains etiology, symptoms, effects,
and treatment of gonorrhea and
syphilis.
Th Emergency Treatment of Head Injuries
(Color 29 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the immediate measures
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MF 8 Medical
to be taken by paramedical per-
sonnel at the scene of the accident
and during transportation to hospi-
tal ; and how moderately and serious-
ly injured patients are given emer-
gency medical treatment at the
hospital.
MF 8-5523 Understanding Diabetes (Diabetes Control)
(Color 35 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the etiology, diagno-
sis, manifestations, treatment and
control of juvenile, and adult on-
set diabetes. Emphasis is placed on
the nurse's role in patient education
and guidance for diabetes control.
MF 8-5524 Quiet Victory (Diabetes Control)
(Color 32 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how the nurse in the
hospital, physician's office, and
public health service can implement
the treatment plan through patient
education and guidance. Emphasis is
placed on instruction related to
clinical aspects of the disease, and
the self-care regimen.
MF 8-5539 You in OPD (Outpatient Department)
(Color 23 Min 1970)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Typical situations encountered
in outpatient clinics are dramatized
to show hospital personnel how to
maintain a cheerful clinic atmos-
phere and harmonious relations with
outpatients.
MF 8-5630 Mrs. Reynolds Needs a Nurse
(B&W 38 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes the value of per-
sonalized nursing, based on a case
study of a patient considered dif-
ficult.
MF 8-5632 Intradermal Injection Technique
(Color 8 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows procedure for intrader-
mal, or intracutaneous, injection,
reasons for use, injection sites, pre-
paration, keeping records, and pre-
cautions.
MF 8-5717 Mission: Nutrition
(Color 15 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the four basic nutri-
tional food groups and shows how to
save money at the supermarket with-
out sacrificing nutritional value.
MF 8-7897 The Medical Effects of Nuclear Radiation
(Color 21 Min 1951)
Demonstrates effects of nuclear
radiation upon the human body,
emphasizing fact that body resis-
tance varies with individuals.
MF 8-8149 Fire-And Your Hospital
(B&W 23 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents fire safety problems in
a hospital fire hazards and safety
precautions to be taken how to
develop efficient fire safety plan.
MF 8-8379 Prenatal Care
HIST (B&W 23 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Restricted to prenatal educa-
tion portrays three women in nor-
mal pregnancy through the 9-month
period recommended exercise, cloth-
ing, diet, and reportable symptoms.
MF 8-8380 Postnatal Care
HIST (B&W 12 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Restricted to prenatal educa-
tion shows the mother in her hospi-
tal room exercising, caring for and
nursing her baby shows how
mother's body returns to normal.
MF 8-8381 A Normal Birth
HIST (B&W 12 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Restricted to prenatal educa-
tion film shows the birth of a child,
from the time the mother enters
the delivery room until she leaves it.
MF 88564 Nurses in the Army
HIST (B&W 27 Min 1955)
Pictorial report of service per-
formed by Army nurse in war and
peace World War II, Korea, and
at the present time.
MF 8-8675 Organized Mosquito Control
(Color 15 Min 1956) (Adopted
Film)
Control measures used for ma-
jor breeding areas, in urban areas
and in individual homes stress on
value in prevention of disease.
MF 8-8791 Behavior of Wild Norway Rats
(B&W 28 Min 1957)
Manual abilities and modifica-
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MP 8-9741
tion of surroundings, maturation MF 8-9284
into adult society, territorial defense
and sexual behavior.
MF 8-8932 Rabies Control in the Community
(B&W 12 Min 1958)
How rabies is spread, how it
affects animals and humans, and
how it can be eliminated from com-
munity requirements for rabies
control program. MF 8-9399
MF 8-9073 One Day's Poison
(B&W 30 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dangers of accidental poison-
ing in the home symptoms, treat-
ment and effects of various types
of poisoning.
MF 8-9202 Expecting (Diet in Pregnancy)
(Color 10 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Relation of proper diet to preg-
nancy recommended plan for diet
and exercise beneficial to the ex-
pectant mother.
MF 8-9203 Babies Like To Eat MF 8-9758
(Color 10 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Food requirements necessary for
child health and development how
new foods and eating habits should
be introduced to the child at each
stage of growth. MF 8_ 98 04
MF 8-9215 Fire and Explosion Hazards From
Flammable Anesthetics
(Color 30 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the fire and explosion
hazards present in flammable anes-
thetics used in the operating room, MF 8-9863A
and enunciates the safeguards a-
gainst these hazards when applying
anesthetics.
MF 8-9239 From Generation to Generation
(Color 30 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Physiology and genetics of em- MF 8-9863B
bryo development and birth of the
child.
MF 8-9244 Hospital Sepsis-A Communicable Disease
(Color 28 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Causes, effects, and prevention
of hospital sepsis work of Lister in
field of antisepsis steps to control MF 8-9863C
hospital environment to prevent sep-
sis.
The Biology and Control of Domestic Mos-
quitoes
(Color 12 Min 1961)
(Adopted Film)
Life cycle of mosquito, how it
transmits disease control of mos-
quito in the home and community
environs draining filling, ditching,
and larviciding.
Poison in the House
(Color 11 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Hazards of poisons carelessly
left within a child's reach import-
ance of labeling and safe storage
of poisonous items used in home
and garage.
The Innocent Party
(Color 18 Min 1962)
(Restricted to WAG only)
(Adopted Film)
Story of a girl who contracts
venereal disease and wisely decides
to seek medical treatment. Innocent
party.
First Aid Fractures, Basic Principles
(B&W 25 Min 1962)
Symptoms and first aid treat-
ment of open and closed limb frac-
tures; and fractures involving skull
and brain damage, neck, spine, and
pelvic area.
Oxygen Therapy Theory and Procedure
(Color 23 Min 1963)
Symptoms and effects of hypox-
ia methods, equipment and proced-
ures used in treatment by oxygen
therapy stress on safe and effective
administration of oxygen.
The Human Body: Circulatory System
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Structure and action of heart,
lungs and kidneys network of ar-
teries and veins, and key processes
of the circulatory system.
The Human Body: Digestive System
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Structure and function of sys-
tem roles of salivary glands,
esophagus, stomach, pancreas, liver,
gall bladder, and small and large
intestines.
The Human Body: Excretory SystMn
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
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MF 8 Medical
Structure and functions of sys-
tem role of kidneys processes of
filtration of waste and absorption
of nutrients role of skin.
MF 8-9863D The Human Body: Muscular System
Color 14 Min 1963) MF 8-98631
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Structure and functions of the
three types of muscle tissue role
of nerve impulse in muscular con-
traction role of Army training
program in chemical process of mus-
cle movement.
MF 8-9863E The Human Body: Nervous System MF 08-9931
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Structure and functions of main
organs of system views of neurons
and human brain tissue how ner-
vous system controls body processes.
MF 8-9863F The Human Body: Skeleton
(Color 11 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 8-9945
Skeletal structure, and how the
skeleton protects, moves and sup-
ports the body.
MF 8-9863G Human Body: Nutrition and Metabolism
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Basal and active metabolism MF 8-9960
energy requirements of metabolism
how carbohydrates, fats, proteins,
vitamins, and minerals provide for
body growth and repair.
MF 8-9863H The Human Body: Reproductive System
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Structure and function of male
and female reproductive organs
how they relate in the creation of a
new life.
The Human Body: Respiratory System
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Structure and functions of or-
gans of system mechanics of venti-
lation action of alveoli and capil-
laries how system supplies oxygen
and eliminates carbon dioxide.
Pole-Top Rescue Breathing With Closed
Chest Heart Massage
(Color 28 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Rescue and resuscitation tech-
niques for saving the life of a vic-
tim of electrical shock hung up atop
a pole. Stress on teamwork and
safety measures.
Social Work Interview Techniques
(Color 41 Min 1964)
Purpose, techniques and proced-
ures of the Army social work inter-
view how to establish rapport with
client and help him to come to grips
with his problem.
Pulse of Lifa (Artificial Resuscitation)
(Color 27 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Value and principles of latest
life saving methods : mouth-to-mouth
breathing and external heart com-
pression steps and techniques are
demonstrated.
60
SFS 8 Medical
SFS 8-106 Smallpox Vaccination
(B&W 83 FR 18 Min 1947)
Etiology and clinical aspects
of the disease Storing of vaccine,
techniques of vaccination, and con- SFS 8-131
trol measures.
SFS 8111 Spread and Prevention of Trichinosis
(B&W 66 FR 13 Min 1948)
(Adopted HEW Film)
Life cycle of trichinella spiral-
is Prevalence and spread of trich-
inosis Symptoms of the disease SFS 8-132
Control measures Consumer obliga-
tions.
SFS 8-116 Dermatology and Syphilology Part IV
Dermatitis and Allergy
(Color 45 FR 18 Min 1957)
Causative agents, symptoms,
treatment and prevention of nonal-
lergic and allergic contact derma- SFS 8-133
titis; and dermal and epidermal sen-
sitization.
SFS 8-122 Clinical Ophthalmoscopy Normal Fundus,
Development and Senile Changes Anemia
Polycythemia
(Color 68 FR 1951)
SFS 8-123 Clinical Ophthalmoseopy-Thrombosis Em- SFS 8-134
bolism, Arteriosclerosis, and Hypartension
(Color 77 RF 1951)
SFS 8-124 Clinical Ophthalmoscopy Nephritis, Dia-
betes, and Macular Degeneration
(Color 67 FR 1951)
SFS 8-125 Clinical Ophthalmoscopy Retinachorodities, SFS 8-136
and Tumor
(Color 75 FR 1951)
SFS 8-126 Clinical Ophthalmoscopy Primary Retinal
Degeneration, Angioid Streaks, Diseases
of the Optic Nerve
(Color 69 FR 1951)
SFS 8-127 Clinical Ophthalmoscopy Glaucoma and
Trauma
(Color 77 FR 1951)
SFS 8-129 Anatomy and Physiology The Muscular
System
(Color 48 FR 11 Min 1954) SFS 8-185
Structure and functioning of
muscular system Three types of
muscles found in body Contractil-
ity, irritability and tonus of muscles.
SFS 8-130 Anatomy and Physiology The Endocrine
System SFS 8-195
(Color 66 FR 15 Min 1953)
Structure and function of the
SFS 8-154
system covering the pituitary, thy-
roid, parathyroid, adrenals, pancreas
and gonads.
Anatomy and Physiology The Skeletal Sys-
tem
(Color 58 FR 21 Min 1955)
Characteristics and functions of
various types of bone Structure and
functions of the axial skeleton, and
the appendicular skeleton.
Anatomy and Physiology The Lymphatic
System
(Color 35 FR 8 Min 1953)
Structure and functioning of
lymphatic system How lymph is
formed, how lymphatic vessels serve
as drainage system, and role of
lymph nodes.
Anatomy and Physiology The Urinary Sys-
tem
(Color 28 FR 9 Min 1956)
Structure and functioning of
urinary system, with focus on role
of each organ How system makes,
stores and discharges urine.
Anatomy and Physiology The Digestive Sys-
tem
(B&W 50 FR 13 Min 1952)
Covers the functions of the pri-
mary and accessory organs in the
digestive tract and the part they
play in breaking down food.
Anatomy and Physiology The Male Repro-
ductive System
(Color 34 FR 9 Min 1953)
Anatomy and functions of the
male reproduction glands and tubes.
Anatomy and Physiology The Respiratory
System
(Color 46 FR 12 Min 1953)
Structure and functioning of
system Exchange of oxygen for
carbon dioxide, internal and exter-
nal respiration and various types of
breathing.
Dental Kit, Emergency Field
(B&W 23 FR 6 Min 1954)
Proper use of instruments, drug
and supplies in kit; and scope of
emergency treatment Anaesthesia,
extractions and jaw injuries.
Shell Egg Grading
(Color 52 FR 22 Min 1956)
Grading factors and identifying
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SFS 8 Medical
SFS 8-253
SFS 8-257
features of the eight grades of shell
eggs.
To Smoke or Not to Smoke?
(Color 86 FR 12 Min 1960)
(With four accompanying bro-
chures)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Scientific relation between cigar-
ette smoking and lung cancer Deci-
sion is left to individual as to giving
up the smoking habit.
Grading of Butter
(Color 72 FR 13 Min 1968)
"Quality" factors considered in
grading butter; the four rating
groups for acceptable butter; and
procedures followed by US Army
Food Inspection Specialist in grad-
ing butter.
SFS 8-258 Grading of Cheddar Cheese
(Color 68 FR 13 Min 1968)
"Quality" factors considered in
grading cheddar cheese; the four
rating groups for acceptable ched-
dar cheese; and procedures followed
by US Army Food Inspection Speci-
alist in grading cheddar cheese.
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TGS 8 Medical
TG 8-4
T 8-1-2 Immunization Certificate Parts I and II
(DD Form 737)
(B&W 2 FR 1958)
Illustrates the purpose and pro-
per completion of medical record
Form 737.
T 8-1-3 Immunization Record Parts I-IV (SF 601)
(B&W 4 FR 1958)
Illustrates the purpose and pro-
per completion of medical record
Form SF 601.
T 8-2-3 Emergency Medical Care Program
(B&W 18 FR 1960)
Illustrate scope of treatment
and supplies provided in phases 1,
2, 3, and 4 of the emergency medical
care program.
Aviation Physiology
(B&W 48 FR-1960)
Illustrates relation and effects
of altitude, noise vibrations, and
acceleration on human physiology.
Mosquito-Borne Diseases
(Color 39 FR 1944)
Covers the causes, symptoms,
and control of the important mos-
quito-borne diseases: 1) malaria,
2) yellow fever, 3) dengue, 4) en-
cephalitis, and 5) filariasis.
T 841 Fundamental Nursing Principles Parts I thru
III
(Color 191 FR 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Trans-
parency kit)
TG 8-5 This is Shock
(Color 1 FR 1944)
Shows symptoms of shock and
immediate treatment.
T 8-5-1 thru 30 Military Sanitation
(B&W 30 FR 1960)
Illustrates sanitation measures
and devices for drinking, bathing,
mess equipment, latrines, and waste
disposal.
TG 8-5-31 Military Sanitation-Part II
(Color 39 FR 1964)
Present diagrams of insect life,
vegetation, and climatic conditions
that are health hazards. Measures
employed to ward off disease and
injury are explained.
TG 8-5-32 Poisonous Snakes-Continental US
(Color 10 FR 1964)
Present views of various species
of poisonous snakes found in the
continental United States.
T 8-5-33 Venereal Disease
(Color 42 FR 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Transpar-
encies)
Includes instructor's guide.
T 8-6-1 H&mocytometer
(B&W 3 FR 1958)
Illustrate the use of AO Spencer
Bright-Line Hemocytometer.
T 8-6-3 Emergency War Surgery
(Color 304 FR 1963)
Includes instructor's guide wich
lists descriptive titles of the individ-
ual transparencies.
T 8-6-4 Emergency Birth in Disaster
(Color 51 FR 1964)
(With Accompanying Illustrated
Manual)
Conditions relating to emergency
birth: aspects of anatomy and nor-
mal delivery; after birth care;
unusual birth situations and first
aid requirements.
T 8-9-1 Preventive Dentistry
(Color 24 FR 1964)
These 24 transparencies with
illustrated discussion guide are de-
signed to teach the soldier the
every day proper care of his teeth.
TG 8-11-1 First Aid
(Color 42 FR 1964)
These 42 transparencies pre-
sent views and charts on the prin-
ciples, equipment, and techniques
of administering first aid.
TG 8-11-2 Bandaging and Splinting
(Color 103 FR 1964)
These 103 transparencies pre-
sent views and diagrams illustrat-
ing preparation and application of
various types of bandaging and
splinting for different parts of the
body as outlined in FM 8-50 (under
revision).
T 8-11-3 Medical Aid in Disaster
(Color 160 FR 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Transpar-
ency Series)
Basic lifesaving steps, preven-
tion and treatment of shock, arti-
ficial respiration and closed cardiac
massage, first aid for special wounds,
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MF 8 Medical
TG 8-15
burns, and fractures, transportation
of sick and wounded, everyday em-
ergencies, and psychological first
aid.
Beware, Drink Only Approved Water
(B&W 1944)
This illustration cautions the
soldier to beware of germs and to
drink only approved water.
G 8-17
Personal Health
(36 FR 1952)
Presents the guidelines to safe-
guard the soldier's health against
infection and disease in the field,
covering: personal hygiene, field
sanitation, water purification, foot
care, diet and clothing, and defense
against germs and insects.
16. 9-Series; Ordnance
.30, Ml -Principles of
TF 9-1172 US Rifle, Caliber
Operation
(B&W 15 Min 1943)
Illustrates complete cycle of
operation, establishing relationship
of the component parts to each
other.
TF 9-1286 Elementary Principles of Torque
(B&W 16 Min 1944)
Basic principles of torque in-
cluding application to motor car
from cranking to the final driving
relation of torque on metals.
TF 9-1318 Beware- Butterfly Bomb
(B&W 29 Min 1944)
(Adopted British Film)
An exposition on the danger
and operation of the butterfly bomb.
TF 9-1376 The Oilgear Hydraulic Traversing Mechan-
ismPrinciples of Operation
(B&W 21 Min 1944)
Technicalities of hydraulic prin-
ciples operation of traversing tur-
rets emphasizing their importance
in the modern tank.
TF 9-1445 The M2 Carbine
(B&W 15 Min 1945)
Principle components, operation
and vahie of M2 carbine compari-
son of Ml, M2, and Japanese sub-
machine gun, model 100.
TF 9-1447 Fuel Pumo, Principles of Operation
(B&W 12 Min 1945)
Operational theory, mechanical
functioning and use of the fuel
pump.
TF 9-1448 Fundamentals of Small Arms Weapons-
Part I The Cycle of Operation
(B&W 19 Min 1945)
Processes of chambering, lock-
ing, firing, and cocking explained
in detail functional model built
up to illustrate each step.
TF 9-1449 Fundamentals of Small Arms Weapons-
Part II Principles of Automatic Operation
(B&W 13 Min 1946)
Explains four basic types of
operation; manual, gas, blowback
and recoil application of operating
principles to weapons.
TF 9-1450 Fundamentals of Small Arms Weapons-
Part III Semiautomatic and Automatic
Fire
TF 9 Ordnance
(B&W 10 Min 1945)
Typical firing mechanisms con-
structed with models and basic prin-
ciples of the two firing methods are
demonstrated.
TF 9-1469 Field Evaluation of Erosion in Cannon Bores
(B&W 11 Min 1947)
Causes and effects of erosion
in cannon bores general procedure
for field evaluation, featuring use
of pullover gage.
TF 9-1512 Fundamentals of Ballistics
(B&W 19 Min 1949)
Principles of physics involved
in design and functioning of weapons
and ammunition, with particular re-
ference to their artillery application.
TF 9-1652 Guided Missiles-Theory of Operation
(B&W 16 Min 1950)
Theory of operation and com-
ponent parts of various types: solid
fuel, liquid fuel, turbo-jet, pulse-
jet and ram- jet rocket engines.
TF 91810 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Access and
Recovery
(B&W 21 Min 1952)
Approved procedures and ma-
terials used in locating and dispos-
ing unexploded missiles.
TF 9-1855 Planetary Gears, Principles of Operation-
Part I Singh Sets
(B&W 18 Min 1953)
Defines use and mechanical oper-
ation characteristics of basic com-
ponents analysis of the five laws
of mechanical operation.
TF 9-1856 Planetary Gears, Principles of Operation-
Part II Multiple Sets
(B&W 15 Min 1953)
Demonstrates principles of oper-
ation governing multiple sets short
review of the three planet carrier
laws.
TF 9-1869 Recoil Mechanisms, Principles of Operation,
Hydrospring Type
(B&W 13 Min 1954)
Use in tank guns features of
variations separate cylinder and
concentric performance of recoil
braking, counter-recoil and buffing.
TF 9-1881 Explosive Ordnance Disposal-Range Clear,
a nee
(B&W 17 Min 1953)
Depicts each step in the range
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TF 9 Ordnance
TF 9-1948
TF 9-1949
TF 9-1952
TF 9-1953
TF 9-1992
TF 9-2026
TF 9-2027
g_2046
clearance procedure with emphasis TF 9-2028
on importance of stringent safety
precautions.
Recoil Mechanisms, Principles of Operation,
Hydropneumatic Type Part I Dependent
System
(B&W 12 Min 1954)
Relationship of recoil mechan-
isms and firepower use of hydro- TF 9-2029
pneumatic type in field artillery
performance of recoil braking,
counter-recoil and buffing.
Recoil Mechanisms, Principles of Operation,
Hydropneumatic Type Part II Independ-
ent System
(B&W 16 Min 1954) TF 9-2030
Review of features of depen-
dent and independent systems how
the independent system performs
recoil braking, counter-recoil and
buffing.
Guided Missile Propellents Basic Character-
istics
(Color 25 Min 1954)
Theory of propulsion chemical
and physical properties of propel-
lants characteristics, hazardous
nature and safe use of fuels and
oxidizers.
The Fluid Coupling Principles of Operation
(B&W 13 Min 1954)
Component parts demonstra-
tion of fluid coupling with the use
of a plastic model in operation and
a truck in action.
Hydraulic Controls in the Hydramaric Trans-
mission
(B&W 26 Min 1955)
Basic shifting patterns neu-
tral, first, second, third and fourth
gears, reverse up-shifting and
down-shifting procedures.
Care and Use of Hand Tools Part I
Wrenches
(B&W 20 Min 1943)
(Adopted Commercial Film) TF 9-2059
Do's and don'ts in correct use
of wrenches advantages and special
uses of various types of wrenches.
Core and Use of Hand Tools Part II Pliers
and Screwdrivers
(B&W 14 Min 1943) TF 9-2193
(Adopted Comercial Film)
Do's and don'ts for using pliers
and screwdrivers emphasizing safety
and protective measures.
TF 9-2050
TF 9-2058
Care and Use of Hand Tools Part Ill-
Chisels
(B&W 12 Min 1943)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Do's and don'ts in proper use
of various types of cold chisels cover-
ing techniques of grinding and bevel-
ing safety precautions.
Care and Use of Hand Tools Part IV
Hammers
(B&W 11 Min 1943)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Do's and don'ts in correct use
of various types of hammers with
emphasis on safety precautions.
Core and Use of Hand Tools Part V Bars,
Punches and Drifts
(B&W 14 Min 1943)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Do's and don'ts in the proper
use of bars, punches and drifts
specific purpose for which each is
designed.
Field Repair of Howitzer, 105MM, M2A1,
and Carriage, Howitzer, 105MM, M2
(B&W 25 Min 1944)
How repairs are made under
typical field conditions with the
equipment and personnel of the
maintenance companies.
Howitzer, 105MM, M2A1, and Carriage,
M2 Principles of Operation
(B&W 21 Min 1944)
Step-by-step description of the
purposes and functioning of the
major components employment and
adaptibility in the field.
Fundamentals of Artillery Weapons Part
I Types and Components of Cannon
(B&W 28 Min 1944)
Definition and classification of
artillery weapons characteristics
of main types operating principles
of component parts.
Fundamentals of Artillery Weapons Part
II Types and Components of Carriages
(B&W 22 Min 1944)
Definition of fixed and mobile
types identification and operating
principles of component parts.
Automotive Trouble Shooting Part IV
Sealed Electrical Systems
(B&W 28 Min 1955)
Techniques and test equipment
for pinpointing typical malfunctions
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TF 9 Ordnance
in the 24-volt sealed electrical sys- TF 9-2330
tern used in army vehicles.
TF 9-2194 Automotive Trouble Shooting-Port Il-En-
gine Tuneup
(B&W 33 Min 1956)
Manifold vacuum and compres-
sion tests checks on battery and
ignition cable, distribution and igni-
tion timing, battery clearance, fuel
system and carbureter. TF 9-2331
TF 9-2218 Recovery Equipment-Part I-M62 Medium
Wrecker, Operation of Powered Equip-
ment Controls
(B&W 14 Min 1956)
Procedures for setting and oper-
ating the boom, front winch and rear
Winch " TF 9-2380
TF 9-2222 Guided Missile Propellants-Fire Hazards
and Extinguishment
(Color 21 Min 1957)
Elements and fire hazards of
oxidizers and fuels first aid fire-
fighting methods methods of fight-
ing large fires with fire trucks and
installed equipment. TF 9-2500
TF 9-2240 Supercharging and Fuel Injection
(B&W 20 Min 1956)
Use to provide increased horse-
power for engines component parts
of both systems how systems func-
tion to distribute air-fuel mixture.
TF 9-2253 Carbureter-PrincipUs of Operation TF 9-2507
(B&W 25 Min 1956)
How air-fuel mixture is sup-
plied to engine functioning of com-
ponents, air pressure differential,
Venturi principle, and operation of
circuits.
TF 9-2254 Hydraulic Steering Principles of Operation
(B&W 14 Min 1956)
Functioning of major compon-
ents principle of pressure differ-
ential, ability of system to resist
road shock and kickback of steering
wheel.
TF 9-2329 Automotive Electricity for Military Vehicles-
Part I Principles of Automotive Electrical TF 9-2510
Circuits
(B&W 15 Min 1957)
Accessory, starting motor, igni-
tion, and generator-charging cir-
cuits two-wire and single wire
electrical systems open, ground and
short circuits.
TF 9-2508
l
Automotive Electricity for Military Vehicles-
Part II Principle of Operation of the
Generator
(B&W 13 Min 1957)
Design and operation of gen-
erator how it converts mechanical
energy into electrical energy rela-
tionship between electricity and
magnetism.
Automotive Electricity for Military Vehicles-
Part III Principles of the Starting Motor
(B&W 12 Min 1957)
Electrical and magnetic prin-
ciples involved in the operation of
the starting motor how electrical
energy is converted to mechanical
energy.
Automotive Trouble Shooting Part III The
Fuel System
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
Function, major components,
and operation causes and symptoms
of system failure procedures for
determining and correcting malfunc-
tions.
Automotive Troublsshooting Part XI
Springs and Shock Absorbers
(B&W 19 Min 1957)
Features and operation of
springs and shock absorbers in
trucks M-38 and M-135 causes and
effects of malfunctions detecting
and correcting malfunctions.
Transportation of Ammunition Part I By
Motor Vehicle
(B&W 21 Min 1957)
Inspection, certification and
placarding of vehicles loading and
securing various types of ammuni-
tion stress on lot integrity and com-
patibility.
Transportation of Ammunition Part II By
Rail
(B&W 13 Min 1957)
Inspection, certification and
placarding of cars loading and
securing various types of ammuni-
tion stress on lot integrity and
compatibility.
Fundamentals of Ammunition Renovation
(B&W 32 Min 1957)
Preparation and paper work
organization of site safety measures
methods used with 105-mm, 90-
mm, and 155-mm ammunition, ba-
zooka rocket, hand grenades and
mines.
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TF 9 Ordnance
TF 9-2532
TF 9-2533
TF 9-2534
TF 9-2535
TF 9-2536
TF 9-2537
TF 9-2541
TF 9-2543
TF 9-2572
Field Artillery Recoil Mechanisms Part II TF 9-2542
Direct Method of Checking Nitrogen
Pressure
(B&W 29 Min 1957)
Conditions requiring direct
method application of method to
105-mm howitzer recoil mechanism
preparation of weapon, proper
use of tools and test equipment,
and safety practices.
Front Band Adjustment of Hydramatic
Transmission 302M
(B&W 7 Min 1958)
Procedures for diagnosing and
correcting a malfunctioning hydra-
matic transmission due to worn or
improperly adjusted front band.
Fuel Pump, Carter Electric Characteristics
and Checks, CMC M135 Truck
(B&W 5 Min 1958)
Location, features and compon-
ents of pump use of vacuum pres-
sure gage to check pump pressure
check on electric circuits with cir-
cuit tester.
Operation of Winch, Ml 35 Truck TF 9-2586
(B&W 6 Min 1958)
Operation for self-recovery and
recovery of another vehicle from
mired positions preoperative ad-
justment, powering, use of winch
controls, winch operation procedure.
Idle Mixture and Idle Speed Adjustment of
Holley Carburetor 885 FFG TF 9-2603
(B&W 5 Min 1957)
Use and installation of electric
tachometer and idle speed adjust-
ment procedure use and installa-
tion of vacuum gauge and idle mix-
ture adjustment procedure.
Ignition Timing CMC Engine
(B&W 5 Min 1957)
Checking timing marks, adjust- TF 9-2684
ing distributor for correct timing,
correct use of power timing light,
road test to check ignition timing
adjustment.
Preparation of Vehicles for Deep Water
Fording-Part l-Wheel Vehicles
(B&W 24 Min 1957)
Application of pressurized and TF 9-2685
nonpressurized fording systems
preliminary preparation of vehicle,
installation of fording equipment,
sealing and venting units, precau-
tions.
Preparation of Vehicles for Deep Water
Fording Part II Track Vehicles
(B&W 32 Min 1957)
Components of fording kit
installation of fording equipment
and sealing and venting of units
on the interior and exterior of a
tank with 90-mm gun.
Field Artillery Recoil Mechanisms Part I
Indirect Method of Checking Nitrogen
Pressure
(B&W 24 Min 1958)
Conditions that require use of
indirect method instead of direct
method demonstration of test as
performed on 105-mm howitzer.
Transportation of Ammunition Part IV By
Aircraft
(B&W 16 Min 1958)
Loading boxed ammunition, pal-
letized 155-mm high explosive pro-
jectiles, and crated 762-mm rocket
motor in C-124 loading ammuni-
tion in helicopter unloading safe-
ty measures.
Automotive Troubleshooting Part XVII
Hydraulic and Air-Hydraulic Brakes
(B&W 29 Min 1958)
Common operation troubles
caused by faulty brakes how to
detect and correct trouble in un-
controlled swerving, laboring vehicle
or failure to stop.
Automotive Troubleshooting Part XIX Air
Hydraulic Brake System, Principles of
Operation
(B&W 17 Min 1958)
Location, construction, function
and operation of each component
operation of entire system, show-
ing complete and partial braking
advantages of system.
Packing and Adjustment, Ml 35 Truck Wheel
Bearings
(B&W 7 Min 1959)
Disassembly and cleaning wheel
bearing components application of
lubricant hand and power methods
of packing reassembly and installa-
tion of wheel bearing components.
Throttle and Governor Linkage Adjustment,
90-MM Gun, Tank M48A2
(B&W 7 Min 1959)
Adjusting throttle and gover-
nor control rods use of vacuum
gages to balance left and right
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TF 9 Ordnance
TF 9-2688
TF 9-2689
TF 9-2691
TF 9-2692
TF 9-2699
TF 9-2723
TF 9-2777
banks use of tachometer for en- TF 9-2788
gine idle and governor speed.
Transmission Band Adjustment of the CD
850, 90-MM Gun Tank M48
(B&W 4 Min 1958)
Step-by-step procedure for ad-
justing the low and reverse range
bands in a vehicle showing effect
of transmission band failure. TF 9-2807
Transmission Brake Adjustment, 90-MM Gun
Tank M48A2
(B&W 4 Min 1958)
Adjustment with power pack
installed in tank disconnecting
brake linkage from transmission,
making required adjustment, final
check.
TF 9-2808
Steering Gear Adjustment, Ml 35 Truck
(B&W 7 Min 1958)
Effects of faulty steering sys-
tem adjustment procedure checks
and adjustment of worm bearing
and pitman arm lash.
Manual Shift Control and Throttle Linkage
Adjustment, 21/2-Ton, M21 1 Truck
(B&W 10 Min 1958) TF 9-2811
Adjustment of shift control rod,
transfer reverse shift rod, throttle
linkage and carburetor stop road
test to insure proper operation of
vehicle.
Automotive Trouble Shooting Part VIII
Carbon Pile Voltage Regulation
(B&W 30 Min 1958) TF 9-2814
Features, function and opera-
tion of carbon pile voltage regula-
tor used in heavy duty generators
designed to supply high amperage
to electrical systems in vehicles.
Surveillance of Ammunition
(Color 19 Min 1959)
Methods of sampling ammuni- TF 9-2831
tioh surveillance procedures ob-
servation, visual inspection, gag-
ing and measuring, function test-
ing, and disposition of ammunition.
Road Test Procedures for Tactical Wheeled
Vehicles Equipped With Hydramatic
Transmission TF 9-2844
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Before operation inspection of
fuel, oil, water and tire pressure
preliminary road test inspection of
operating elements road test final
check of operating elements.
Transportation of Ammunition Part III By
Vessel
(B&W 14 Min 1959)
Cargo stowage plan loading
ammunition ship stateside loading,
bracing and stowing off-shore and
combat loading unloading opera-
tions stress on safety.
Power and Oil Flow in the CD 850 Part I
(Transmission for Medium Track Vehicles)
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
Nomenclature and operations of
compressor in power transmission
system, flow of power and driving
torque to engine flow of power in
relation to vehicular operation in
various ranges.
Power and Oil Flow in the CD 850 Part II
(Transmission for Medium Track Vehicles)
(B&W 14 Min 1959)
Function, composition and op-
eration of the four-oil system in
the transmission system: mail oil
supply system, hydraulic control
system, converter hydraulic system,
and lubricating system.
The Operation of the Phantastron Delay
Circuit
(B&W 26 Min 1959)
Function, principles and opera-
tion of circuit in fire-control radars
and missile guidance systems how
the phantastron action is started
and modified for variable delay.
The Simmonds SU Fuel Injector, Principles
of Operation
(B&W 30 Min 1960)
Features, use and operation of
equipment how system functions
with normal and supercharged en-
gines to supply even distribution
of fuel to all cylinders of engine.
Destruction of Ammunition by Burning
(B&W 26 Min 1959)
Types of ammunition destroyed
disposal by burning black pow-
der, propellant charges, explosives,
small arms, grenades, pyrotechnics
and artillery rounds.
Guided Missile Liquid Propellant, Storage,
Handling and Transportation in a Theater
of Operations
(Color 27 Min 1960)
Requirements and types of stor-
age areas, storage provisions, and
disposition of deteriorated liquid
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TF 9-2845
TF 9-2970
TF 9-2971
TF 9-2979
TF 9-2994
TF 9-2995
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handling equipment and procedure
to fill premetered container stack-
ing and bracing container for trans-
portation.
Liquid Guided Missile Propellant Sampling,
Surveillance and Deterioration
(Color 18 Min 1960)
Procedure, equipment and safe-
ty measures used in sampling
color, density and sedimentation
checks tests to determine deterior-
ation in oxidizers and fuels.
US Rifle, Caliber 7.62MM, Mil-Operation
and Cycle of Functioning
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
Design and capabilities field
stripping provisions cycle of func-
tioning feeding, chambering, lock-
ing, firing, etc. semiautomatic and
automatic operation.
Machinegun, 7.62MM, M60, Operation and
Cycle of Functioning
(B&W 21 Min 1960)
Design and capabilities opera-
tion loading, aiming, cocking, fir-
ing, unloading functioning feed-
ing, chambering, locking, firing, ex-
traction, ejecting, cocking.
Ordnance Direct Support Company Opera-
tionsPart II Production Planning and
Control
(B&W 16 Min 1960)
Value and application of pro-
duction planning and control de-
vices for third echelon maintenance
and repair density chart, shop con-
trol board, tube file and related
forms production control in action.
Compressed Gases
(Color 21 Min 1961)
Vital uses, potential danger,
and methods for safe and positive
identification, handling, and stor-
age of compressed gases bottled in
steel cylinders.
Principles of Hydraulic Systems
(Color 19 Min 1961)
Basic properties of liquid
construction and operation of hy-
draulic systems relation between
mechanical force and liquid pres-
sure application of hydraulic sys-
tems in military equipment.
Ordnance Shop Procedures for the Nike-
Hercules Missile System Part I Missiles
(U)
(B&W 21 Min 1961)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 9-3007 Ordnance Shop Procedures for the Nike-
Hercules Missile System Part II Ground
Equipment
(B&W 15 Min 1961)
Procedures and test equipment
used in maintenance of radar course
directing central and ground hand-
ling equipment on site and at di-
rect support shop steps in chassis
exchange detailed.
TF 9-3008 Field Maintenance of the Nike-Hercules Ac-
quisition Radar Antenna Part I Disas-
sembly
(B&W 12 Min 1961)
Tools and equipment for dis-
assembly, use of TM, and safety
precautions during disassembly
steps in actual disassembly of an-
tenna procedure is reversed for
reassembly.
TF 9-3009 Field Maintenance of the Nike-HercuUs Ac-
quisition Radar Antenna Part II Adjust-
ment of the Elevation Scanning Mechan-
isms
(B&W 9 Min 1961)
Tools, preliminary steps, and
procedures for position check of re-/
fleeter assemblies control check of'
electromechanical control box aline-
ment of reflector plates.
TF 9-3063 Hydraulic Controls in the Hydramatic Trans-
missionPart II Hydramatic Transmis-
sion, Hydramatic Flow
(B&W 16 Min 1962)
How movement of oil controls
shifting how hydraulic system re-
sponds to vehicle speed and throttle
pressure how transmission system
responds to control valves.
TF 9-3070 Turret Operation, 90MM Gun, Tank M482A2,
105MM Gun, Tank M60 Part I Introduc-
tion
(B&W 15 Min 1962)
Features and operation of hy-
draulic powered gun turret used
on M48A2 and M60 tanks advan-
tages of turret for faster and more
accurate gun laying.
TF 9-3072 Normal Starting Procedures, Light, Medium,
and Heavy Tanks
(B&W 8 Min 1961)
Prestarting checks starting
auxiliary engine starting and
TF 9 Ordnance
warming up main engine check of
transmission oil pressure at vari-
ous engine speeds.
TF 9-3077 Guided Missile Safety-Part l-Shop Safety
(B&W 13 Min 1961)
Safety procedures when work-
ing with electronic equipment, chem-
ical materials, missiles, and mech-
anical equipment stress on broad
principles for shop safety.
TF 9-3078 Guided Missile Safety-Part Il-Nike-Ajax-
Hercules Guided Missile System
(B&W 18 Min 1961)
Maintenance safety measures
in field and shop during decanning,
disassembly, and checkout of mis-
siles maintenance of ground guid-
ance equipment, launchers, and pro-
pellants.
TF 9-3100 Ml 51 Engine Four Cylinder OHV
Part I
(B&W 7 Min 1962)
Part II
(B&W 17 Min 1962)
Part I removal of power pack
for repairs for organizational main-
tenance of engine. Part II remov-
al and replacement of individual
components for organizational main-
tenance of engine.
TF 9-3102 Nuclear Weapons Adaption Kits
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL Restricted Data.
TF 9-3106 Motors and Generators Part I DC Motors
and Generators
(B&W 35 Min 1961)
Design, application, and opera-
tion of basic, series, shunt, and
compound wound type dc genera-
tors and motors.
TF 9-3107 Motors and Generators-Part II-AC
Motors and Generators
(B&W 25 Min 1961)
Design, operation, and use of
single and multiphase ac genera-
tors and motors operation of gen-
erator with stationary armature
operation of synchronous motor.
TF 9-3109 Cold Weather Starting Procedures-Light,
Medium, and Heavy Tanks
(B&W 8 Min 1961)
Starting tank auxiliary engine
electrically and manually, and start-
ing main engine starting a 'dead
tank' with external sources of elec-
trical power.
TF 9-3117 Hawk Missile System Safety-Part l-Firing
Battery Equipment Safety
(B&W 21 Min 1962)
Safe procedures when working
on the four radars, the battery con-
trol central, launcher, and launcher
control unit.
TF 9-3118 Hawk Missile System Safety-Part II-
Ordnance Equipment and Missile Handling
Safety
(B&W 20 Min 1962)
Safe procedures for handling
and testing the Hawk missile sys-
tem, and when using the four ord-
nance transportable shops as main-
tenance facilities for the missile
system.
TF 9-3128 Daily Crew Maintenance M-113 Personnel
Carrier
(B&W 22 Min 1963)
Systematic checks and services
performed during the three phases
of daily maintenance: bef ore-op-
eration, during-operation, and after-
operation.
TF 9-3129 Organizational Maintenance of the A710B
Engine (Ml 13 Armored Personnel Carrier)
(B&W 27 Min 1961)
Components of M113 power
plant procedures and safety mea-
sures in the removal, repair and
installation of power plant adjust-
ments before operation.
TF 9-3146 Armored Personnel Carrier M113-Part I
Steering Brake Band Adjustments
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Adjustment technique through
the differential housing adjust-
ment technique on a dismounted
band and drum assembly.
TF 9-3147 Armored Personnel Carrier M113-Part II-
Shift, Steer and Throttle Control Linkage
Adjustments
(B&W 11 Min 1962)
Requirements and procedures
for adjusting of: steering linkage
and brake bands, accelerator and
throttle linkage, and transmission
shift linkage.
TF 9-3155 Generator Control Box, 400 Amperes
(B&W 19 Min 1963)
Functions of box in heavy duty
vehicle design, operation and main-
tenance of component assemblies
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TF 9-3285
TF 9-3335
box and wiring, voltage regulator
and relay assemblies.
TF 9-3216 Machinegun, 7.62MM, Tank M73-Part I-
Operation and Disassembly and Assembly
(B&W 19 Min 1962) TF 9-3316
Features and capabilities
techniques for clearing, loading, fir-
ing and unloading weapons meth-
ods and procedures for disassembly
and assembly of the six main com-
ponent groups of weapons.
TF 9-3276 Truck, Cargo, 21/2 Ton, 6X6, M35A1 (Mul-
ti-fuel Engine) Introduction and Opera-
tion TF 9-3334
(B&W 13 Min 1963)
Components of LDS 427-2 mul-
tifuel engine superiority of LDS
427-2 over spark ignition engine
operating procedures used W/M35A1
truck.
TF 9-3277 Truck, Cargo, 2 1/2 Ton, 6X6, M35A1 (Mul-
ti-fuel Engine) Organizational Mainte-
nance and Trouble Shooting
(B&W 11 Min 1963)
Checks performed in vital
areas symptoms of engine failures
and methods of correcting faulty
conditions and malfunctions.
TF 9-3278 Compression Ignition Engine AVDS 1790
2 Introduction and Description
(B&W 31 Min 1963)
Features, capabilities and op-
eration of AVDS-1790-2 and ad-
vantages over AVI-1790-8 engine
location, design and functioning
of components and systems of
AVDS-1790-2.
TF 9-3284 Military Vehicles-Part l-Wheeled Vehicles
(B&W 22 Min 1963)
Improved design and capability
of current wheeled vehicle in 1/4
ton, 1/2 ton, 3/4 ton, 21/2 ton, 5
ton, and 10 ton weight classes.
Military Vehicles Part II Tracked Vehicles
(B&W 18 Min 1963)
Improved design and capability
of current tracked vehicle in fol- TF 9-3370
lowing groups: tanks, armored per-
sonnel carrier, self-propelled weap-
ons, and recovery vehicle.
TF 9-3292 Grenade Launcher, M79, Operation, Dis- TF 9-3381
assembly and Assembly
(B&W 15 Min 1963)
Design and capability disas-
sembly into four main component
TF 9-3358
TF 9-3359
groups for cleaning and mainten-
ance reassembly, loading and fir-
ing of weapon working mechan-
ism shown in detail.
Quarterly Maintenance of Combat Vehicles
(Automotive)
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
Using M48A2 tank for demon-
stration, organization, mechanic per-
forms before-operation checks, road
test, maintenance operations, tests
and service of dismounted power
plant, and vehicle lubrication.
Machinegun, Caliber .50 M85 Part I
Operation, Disassembly and Assembly
(B&W 21 and Min 1964)
Features, firing capability and
operation of M85 used in M60 tank
and other armored vehicles dis-
assembly and assembly of gun to
assure proper operation.
Machinegun Caliber .50, MBS Part II Cych
of Functioning
(B&W 27 Min 1964)
Demonstration of feeding,
chambering, locking, firing, unlock-
ing, extracting, ejecting and cock-
ing review of features and opera-
tion of M85.
Transmission, XTG-411 Series Principles of
Operation (Power Flow Tracked Vehicles)
(B&W 22 Min 1964)
Identification and operation of
components of 411 type automo-
tive transmission system how ac-
tion of gears affect transmission
effects of turns and stops on steer-
ing assembly.
Howitzer, Self Propelled, Ml 08, Ml 09; Op-
eration and Organizational Maintenance
(B&W 21 Min 1964)
Land and amphibious capabili-
ties as well as air transportability
of the M108 and M109 are re-
viewed new features of each are
also shown.
Technical Proficiency Inspection (U)
(Color 24 Min 1964)
Film is classified SECRET Re-
stricted Data.
Recovery Vehicle M88 Powered Equipment-
Part I Spade Operation
(B&W 7 Min 1964)
Use and operation of spade
as an anchor during winching op-
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TF 9-3382
TF 9-3383
TF 9-3384
TF 9-3407
TF 9-3422
TF 9-3423
TF 9-3465
erations, and as a platform during TF 9-3466
lifting operations.
Recovery Vehicle M88 Powered Equipment-
Part II Winch Operation
(B&W 8 Min 1964)
Use and operation of main
winch in heavy recovery operations
steps in retrieval of bogged down
M60 tank.
TF 9-3467
TF 9-3468
TF 9-3490
Recovery Vehicle M88 Powered Equipment-
Part III Boom Operation
(B&W 9 Min 1964)
Use and operation of boom for
lifting, removing and installing
power pack in tank lifting, remov-
ing and installing tank turret.
Recovery Vehicle M88 Powered Equipment-
Part IV Auxiliary Equipment
(B&W 10 Min 1964)
Use and operation of hydraulic
impact wrench, mobile emergency
refueling system, and auxiliary en-
gine.
Rifle, Recoilless, 90MM, M67 Operation,
Disassembly and Assembly
(B&W 24 Min 1964)
Design and firing capability of
M67 reviewed and firing cycle
shown disassembly as well as as-
sembly of the three major groups
are detailed.
Compression Ignition Engine AVDS 1790-2
Fuel Injection Pump, PSB-12 BT
Metering and Distributing
(B&W 21 Min 1964)
Construction and operation of
pump, with focus on complete pump-
ing cycle and adjustment points on
pump.
Sergeant Missile System Organizational
Maint?nance of the Launching Station rpp 9.3492
(B&W 27 Min 1964)
Shows how checks and serv-
ices are performed when launching
station is in (1) travel position,
(2) emplaced position, and (3) ex-
tended position.
Sergeant Missile System, Operation and TF 9-3503
Maintenance of the Firing Set
(B&W 28 Min 1965)
Duties of firing set operator in
preparation for countdown, count-
down procedure, firing missile, and
after firing action to locate and
correct failures.
TF 9-3491
Engine Tuneup, 8V71T CMC Diesel (Heavy
Vehicles)
(B&W 25 Min 1964)
Adjustment of exhaust valve
clearance, timing of fuel injectors,
adjustment of governor gap, injec-
tor rack control, maximum no-load
and idle speed, and buffer screw.
Carrier Cargo Amphibious, Tracked, Ml 16,
Organizational Maintenance Part I
Removal and Installation of Power
Plant and Geared Steer Unit
(B&W 19 Min 1965)
Steps and safety measures in
removal of Ml 16 power plant and
geared steer unit, installation and
alinement procedures for replace-
ment of units.
Carrier, Cargo, Amphibious, Tracked, Ml 16,
Organizational Maintenance Part II
Linkage Adjustments and Pressure
Ch-cks
(B&W 17 Min 1965)
Steps in making adjustments
on the M116 linkage systems pres-
sure checks performed on the geared
steer unit.
Military Optical Instruments Part I Optical
Principles
(B&W 14 Min 1965)
Theory and application of the
four optical principles: reflection,
refraction, total internal reflection,
and inversion.
M-'litary Optical Instruments Part II
Sighting Instruments
(B&W 13 Min 1965)
Design, capability, and opera-
tion of straight-tube telescope, el-
bow telescope, periscope, and pano-
ramic telescope.
Military Optical Instruments Part Ill-
Observation and Measuring Equipment
(B&W 11 Min 1965)
Design, use, capability and op-
eration of binoculars, battery com-
mander's telescope, and aiming cir-
cle various rangefinder models.
Sergeant Missile System, Field Maintenance
Test Station March Order, Emplacement
and Operation
(B&W 26 Min 1965)
Preparation of station for
movement emplacement braking
grounding, fueling, and starting
three modes of operation au-
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TF 9-3504
TF 9-3505
TF 9-3506
TF 9-3507
TF 9-3508
TF 9-3536
tomatic self-test, unit test, and test-
ing of missile sections.
Gun, SP, Ml 07, Howitzer, SP, MHO,
Organizational Maintenance, Daily
Crew Maintenance
(B&W 20 Min 1964)
Before-operation, during-opera-
tion, and after-operation services
required for M107 and MHO for
optimum performance.
Sergeant Missile System, Field Maintenance
of the Launching Station Part I
El ctrical System
(B&W 15 Min 1965)
Relation and functioning of com-
ponents of electrical system on trail-
er and superstructure in develop-
ment flow of ac and dc power
troubleshooting problems and pro-
cedure.
Sergeant Missile System, Field Maintenance
of the Launching Station Part II
Hydraulic System
(B&W 18 Min 1965)
Components and operation of
trailer hydraulic system and super-
structure hydraulic system com-
mon causes of malfunctions, and
how to locate and correct malfunc-
tion.
Gun, Self-Propelled, Ml 07, Howitzer, Self-
Propelled, MHO, Organizational
Maintenance, Transmission, and Engine
Linkage Adjustment (175MM Gun and
Eight-Inch Howitzer Carriers)
(B&W 15 Min 1965)
Adjustment of service brake,
parking brake, steering, shift, and
throttle linkage systems road test
to check on adjustments.
Gun, Self-propelled, Ml 07, Howitzer, Serf-
Propelled, MHO, Organizational
Maintenance, Power Plant Removal
and Replacement (175MM Gun and
Eight-Inch Howitzer Carriers)
(B&W 14 Min 1965)
Steps in gaining access to and
lifting power plant out of its hous-
ing steps in positioning and rein-
stalling power plant in its com-
partment.
The Low Voltage Circuit Tester
(B&W 25 Min 1965)
Features and function of com-
ponents use of tester to analyze
and check direct current electrical
circuits of a military vehicle.
TF 9-3538 Howitzers, Self-Propelled, Ml 08 and Ml 09-
Power Plant Removal and Installation j
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
Demonstrating the correct way
to remove and install the power
plant of the self-propelled M108
and Ml 09 howitzers bef ore-opera-
tion checks are also described.
TF 9-3539 The M-3 Helicopter Armament Subsystem
Basic Operations and Adjustments
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
Components and capability of
M-3, installation alignment, adjust-
ments, and operational readiness
test loading and unloading main-
tenance of M-3.
TF 93585 Fundamental Principles of Fuzes
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
Features, functions and opera-
tion of fuzes, with focus on fuzes
used in artillery projectiles, bombs,
and rockets.
TF 93598 Sergeant Missile System, Field Maintenance
of the Launching Station Part III
R-moval of the Main Boom
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Preparatory steps, removal of
jack support beam and boom ele-
vation actuator, disconnecting of
hydraulic hoses and missile cable, I
and hoisting of boom from launcher. '
TF 9-3603 Proximity Artillery Fuzes
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Use and capability of proxi-
mity fuzes basic components of
VT and CVT types fuze opera-
tion from firing to detonation
safety measures during handling.
TF 9-3612 AC Charging System-Part Il-On-Vehicle
Checks and Adjustments
(B&W 27 Min 1965)
Visual inspection and adjust-
ment of ac charging system output
in M37 truck electrical trouble-
shooting of system in search of de-
fective components maintenance of
test equipment.
TF 93622 Alternating Current Charging System Part
III Testing Components With the 150
Ampere Test Stand
(B&W 31 Min 1965)
Features and function of test
stand, and how it is used to test
and adjust electrical output of ac
charging system generator and gen-
erator regulator.
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TF 9-3650 Tank, M60 and M60A1 -Adjustment of
Steering, Shifting and Accelerator
Linkages
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
Location, components and op-
eration of linkages on M60 tank
requirements for sequence of in-
spection, and necessary adjustments
of linkages for optimum operation
of tank.
TF 9-3651 Carrier, Personnel, Ml 14, Control Linkage
Adjustment Procedures
(B&W 25 Min 1966)
Adjustment of linkages of
brake control and parking brake,
steering control, steering selector,
transmission shift, accelerator
and throttle control.
TF 9-3652 Geared Steering Unit GS-100, Principles of
Operation Part I Mechanical Power
(Light Weight Tracked Vehicle)
(Color 16 Min 1966)
Components and controls of
GS-100; mechanical power flows
for neutral, land, and water opera-
tion.
TF 9-3653 Geared Steering Unit GS-100, Principles of
Operation Part II Hydraulic Control
System (Light Weight Tracked Vehicle)
(Color 17 Min 1966)
External and internal hydrau-
lic components; hydraulic pressure
floats for neutral land and water
operation; howitzer hydraulic sys-
tem activates the clutches and
brakes.
TF 93654 Controlled Pressure System for Weapons on
Combat Vehicles Principles of Operation
(Color 26 Min 1966)
Components and operation
pressure oil flow traversing, ele-
vating and depressing action op-
eration of override, deck clearance,
superelevation actuator, and man-
ual elevation systems.
TF 9-3655 Suspension Lockout System for the SP Ml 07
(175MM Gun) and the SP M110 (8 Inch
Howitzer) Principles of Operation
(B&W 27 Min 1966)
Purpose, components and op-
eration of system how it pro-
vides the SP M107 and SP MHO
the resistance to withstand the
shock of recoil during firing.
TF 9-3663 Rifle, 5.56MM XM16E1 -Operation and
Cycle of Functioning
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
Features, capability, and op-
eration of weapon loading, firing,
and unloading cycle of function-
ing for semiautomatic and fully
automatic fire.
TF 9-3670 Fuel Injection Pump Test Stand-Part I-
Introduction and Description
(B&W 14 Min 1966)
Exterior and interior construc-
tion location and function of
each element, controls and gages
preparation for testing PSB-12BT
fuel injection pump.
TF 9-3671 Fuel Injection Pump Test Stand Part II
Timing, Delivery and Fuel Leakage Tests,
Fuel Injection Pump, PSB-12BT
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
Procedures for making the tim-
ing, delivery valve, and fuel leak-
age tests on hydraulic head No. 1
and hydraulic head No. 2.
TF 9-3672 Fuel Injection Pump Test Stand Part III
PSB 12BT Pump Balancing, Fuel Delivery
and Other Tests and Adjustments
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
Preparation of test stand for
testing the PSB 12BT injection
pump, and the calibrating proced-
ures for testing and adjusting fuel
delivery.
TF 9-3691 Front End Alinement
(B&W 19 Min 1967)
Factors that determine front
wheel alinement of army wheeled
vehicles equipment used and steps
in the front wheel alinement pro-
cedure.
TF 9-3698 Metallurgy (Basic)-Part Il-Heat Treatment
of Mrtals (Plain Carbon Steel)
(Color 24 Min 1967)
Principles and procedures for
heat treatment of plain carbon steel
as applied for the army in the
field, including the steps for the
various heat treatment processes:
hardening carbon steel, case hard-
ening, pack case hardening, temp-
ering, normalizing, and annealing.
TF 9-3713 Aircraft Armament Subsystem Wire Guided
Missile, M-22 on the UH-1B
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Components and operation of
missile; preflight checks; proced-
ures for unpacking and mounting
missile on the helicopter.
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TF 9-3741
TF 9-3742
TF 9-3743
TF 9-3745
TF 9-3762
TF 9-3783
TF 9-3788
Truck, Cargo, 6x6, M35A-2, Operation ot TF 9-3789
the Double Sprag and Transfer Assembly
(B&W 7 Min 1967)
Construction, function, and op-
eration of the unit how it per-
mits equal distribution of power
between front and rear wheels, re-
sulting in greater traction.
Truck, Cargo, 6x6, M35A-2, Linkage
Adjustment, Transfer Case
(B&W 8 Min 1967)
Adjustment of low, neutral and TF 9-3790
high gears, shift lever linkage, and
forward and reverse speed.
The Automotive Transmission Principles of
the Five-Speed Synchromesh Transmission
(B&W 15 Min 1967)
Characteristics, operation, and rpp 9.3791
advantages of the five-speed syn-
chromesh transmission used to de-
liver torque in army wheeled ve-
hicles.
Automotive Gears Principles of Operation
(B&W 17 Min 1967)
Basic gear configurations and
their use in automotive power
trains; method of computing gear
ratios; design, use, and mechanical
action of idler, spur, helical, her-
ringbone, planetary, bevel, spiral-
bevel, hypoid, and worm gears.
Internal Combustion Engines, Principles of
Operation
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Shows how four-stroke and
two-stroke spark ignition and com-
pression ignition engines operate
to produce power.
TF 9-3792
TF 9-3793
Recovery Vehicle M578
(B&W 25 Min 1967)
Describes the characteristics
and capabilities of the M578, and
illustrates the operation of its pow-
ered equipment used for repair and
recovery of tracked equipment in
the 15 to 30 tone range. TF 9-3794
Automotive Electricity for Military Vehicles-
Part VI Principles of Operation of the
Automotive Magneto
(B&W 16 Min 1968)
Application, design, and oper-
ation of the automotive magneto;
and fundamentals pertinent to op-
eration of the 2-pole and 6-poIe
magnet rotors and soft-iron rotor TF 9-3809
magneto types.
Controlled Differential Principles of
Operation (Tracked Vehicles)
(B&W 16 Min 1967)
Design, function, and opera-
tion of the steering controlled dif-
ferential used in fast tracked ve-
hicles, showing how the device con-
trols the relative speed of the ve-
hicle's two tracks when making a
turn, and bringing the vehicle to a
stop.
Shop Safety
(Color 22 Min 1968)
Describes the common hazards
in a vehicle maintenance shop, and
the precautions necessary to pre-
vent accidents.
Recovery Vehicle MSB Part V Recovery
Operations
(B&W 27 Min 1968)
Principles and procedures ap-
plied by the M88 commander and
his crew in three recovery situa-
tions: 1) uprighting an overturned
tank, 2) towing a disabled tank, and
3) recovery of a mired tank.
Transmission, TX-100 Series, Automatic-
Part I Mechanical Power Flows
(Color 21 Min 1968)
Characteristics and capability
of the TX-100 automatic trans-
mission used in light weight track
vehicles; mechanical power flows
in transmission operation for the
four forward and one reverse driv-
ing ranges.
Transmission, TX-100 Series, Automatic-
Part II Hydraulic Power Flows
(Color 20 Min 1968)
Characteristics and function-
ing of the TX-100 hydraulic net-
work; hydraulic power flows for
the four forward and one reverse
driving ranges.
Lubrication of Military Vehicles Principles
of Engine Lubrication
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Design and operation of the 3
types of engine lubrication systems;
functions and principles of engine
lubrication for optimum vehicle per-
formance; maintenance of the en-
gine lubrication system.
Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance
(Color 28 Min 1967)
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TF 9 Ordnance
Techniques and procedures for
investigating, locating, and report-
ing an unexploded bomb; precau-
tions to protect people and pro-
perty in critical area, and proced-
ures in removing bomb for detona-
tion.
TF 9-3816 Metallurgy (Basic) Part I Properties and
Identification of Metals
(Color 20 Min 1967)
Introduces metal workers to the
basic properties of commonly used
metals; and illustrates the methods
of identifying them by means of
chemical tests, color, weight, tex-
ture, SAE numbering system, and
the spark test.
TF 9-3823 Ammunition Logistics-Part l-Stock Record
Procedures
(B&W 21 Min 1967)
Describes stock record keeping
requirements relative to ammuni-
tion supply from APSA through
TAICC, FASCOM ICC, battalion
ammunition section, ASP, to using
units in a theater of operation.
TF 9-3824 Ammunition Logistics Part II Stock Control
Procedures
(B&W 18 min 1967)
Describes how ammunition sup-
ply requirements are determined and
filled, and stock levels replenished,
tracing the stock control activities
from APSA through TAICC,
FASCOM ICC, battalion stock con-
trol center, ASP, to using units in a
theater of operation.
TF 9-3825 Transporters Loading and Unloading
(Color 26 Min 1968)
Procedures for loading and un-
loading the two transporters used
to recover combat vehicles and
heavy equipment: tank transporter
(M123 truck-tractor with 15A2
semitrailer), and heavy equipment
transporter (M523 truck-tractor
with M524E2 semitrailer).
TF 9-3826 Aircraft and Automotive Gsnerators
Principles and Construction
(B&W 26 Min 1967)
(Same as TF 46-3826)
Shows how basic principles of
magnetism and electromagnetism
apply in generator operation; var-
iations in design and current flow
in ac and dc generators; features
and mechanical action of generator
components.
TF 9-3845 Air Brakes-Principles of Operation
(B&W 25 Min 1968)
Design and function of com-
ponents of air brakes system used
in large military vehicles opera-
tion of system when brake pedal is
depressed and released.
TF 9-3846 Hydraulic Brakes Principles of Operation
(B&W 23 Min 1967)
Principles of hydraulic power
as it relates to operation of hy-
draulic brake system used in small
automotive vehicles action of hy-
draulic power demonstrated on
brake system of the army 1/4 ton
truck.
TF 9-3848 Grinders and Small Tool Grinding Safety
and Operating Techniques
(Color 31 Min 1968)
A straight-type wheel on a
bench grinder is used to illustrate
preparations, safety measures, and
operating techniques applied in
grinding the chisel, prick punch,
screwdriver, and twist drill. Use of
the grinder for cleaning and polish-
ing is also shown.
TF 9-3852 Maintenance Procedure, M151 Series, 1/4
Ton Truck
(Color 29 Min 1968)
Concept, key elements, and ad-
vantages of the new maintenance
system applicable to the M151 ser-
ies 1/4 ton vehicle, as prescribed
in TM 9-2320-218-34.
TF 9-3894 Machine Gun, Cal. 7.62MM, M-73-Part II-
Cycle of Functioning
(Color 20 Min 1968)
Inner workings and component
relationship in each step of the cycle
of functioning: feeding, chamber-
ing, locking, firing, unlocking, ex-
tracting, ejecting, and cocking.
TF 9-3916 Aircraft Armament Subsystem Part II
XM-21
(B&W 14 Min 1968)
Components of the XM-21 used
on the UH-1B/C helicopters, am-
munition and rocket loading pro-
cedures, boresighting and firing
procedures; and test equipment
used to check and calibrate com-
ponents.
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TF 9-3939
TF 9-3940
TF 9-3946
TF 9-3957
TF 9-3958
TF 9-3969
TF 9-3970
Ammunition Safety Part I Handling,
Storage, and Maintenance
(Color 18 Min 1968)
Discusses the requirements for
planning and enforcing safety at
ammunition installations relative to
the handling, storage, and mainten-
ance of ammunition.
Ammunition Safety Port II Fire Prevention
and Protection
(Color 18 Min 1968)
Demonstrates the measures to
prevent the outbreak of fires in an
ammunition storage area, and pro-
per fire fighting techniques.
Hand Grenade Fuze, M217 (Impact)
(Color 8 Min 1969)
Components and functioning of
the M217 fuze installed in hand
grenades, and proper use against
enemy hillside, cave, and bunker
positions.
Vehicle Operation Under Weather
Extremes Part I Cold Weather
(B&W 17 Min 1968)
Maintenance and processing of
wheeled and tracked vehicles for
cold weather, highlighting: effects
of cold on vehicle components and
compounds, use of winterization
kits, care of cooling, electrical,
and lubricating systems, and pre-
cautions regarding fueling, park-
ing, and starting.
Vehicle Operation Under Weather
Extremes Part II Desert and Tropics
(B&W 15 Min 1969)
Describes the major problems
in operating wheeled and tracked
vehicles under extreme hot weather
conditions, and shows what can be
done by the operator to keep his
vehicle operational.
Service Section Shop Sets Part I
(B&W 23 Min 1969)
An introduction to the func-
tions, installation, components, and
operations performed by the four
mobile ordnance service section shop
sets used in field support mainten-
ance.
Service Section Shop Sets Part II (Engineer
Units)
(B&W 21 Min 1969)
Equipment, use, and operation
of the 3 corps of engineer shop
sets found within maintenance sup-
port units: 1) shop equipment, con-
tact maintenance, truck mounted,
set 3, 2) shop equipment, organiza-
tional repair, light truck mounted,
set 2, and 3) shop equipment, gen-
eral purpose repair, semitrailer
mounted, set 1.
TF 9-3973 Metal Inert Gas Welding
(B&W 26 Min 1969)
Describes the components of
the metal inert gas welding set,
welding technique used to repair
immobilized combat vehicles and
equipment in the field, and how
welding equipment is closed down
when repair is completed.
TF 9-3975 Brake Adjustment, M-60 Serias Tank-M-60
With Mechanical Brakes
(B&W 12 Min 1969)
Step-by-step procedure for
checking the brake alignment, and
adjusting the M-60 tank mechan-
ical brakes in released position and
in applied position.
TF 9-3989 Gun, Ml 34 (The Minigun)-Disassembly,
Assembly, and Functioning
(B&W 26 Min 1969)
Components of the M134 mini-
gun used on army aircraft, disas-
sembly and assembly of the weapon,
the 8 steps in the cycle of func-
tioning, and loading, safing, and
unloading procedures.
TF 9-3990 Transmission Linkage Adjustment Mil 3A1
Personnel Carrier
(B&W 15 Min 1969)
Step-by-step procedures for mak-
ing transmission linkage adjust-
ments to insure optimum perform-
ance of the Ml 13 personnel carrier.
TF 9-3991 Artillery Recoil Mechanisms Principles of
Op3ration
(Color 19 Min 1969)
Describes the characteristics
and workings of the hydro-pneu-
matic recoil mechanism, including
its two designs (dependent and
independent recoil systems), and
the concentric hydrospring recoil
mechanism.
TF 9-3992 Engine, Diesel, AVDS 1790 Series-Timing
Valves and Injection Pump
(B&W 24 Min 1969)
Purpose and procedures for
timing the valves and injection
pump of the AVDS 1790 diesel en-
gine; and testing the cylinder com-
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TF 9-4053
TF 9-4092
TF 9-4111
TF 9-4112
TF 9-4123
TF 9-4130
pression, injector nozzle, and en-
gine operation.
Combat Engineer Vehicle M728-Operation
of Bulldoxer, Winch and Boom
(Modified M60A1 Tank)
(B&W 22 Min 1969)
Introduces the M728 engineer
vehicle used in support of armor
and ground troops, with particu-
lar focus on the characteristics, use
and operation of its engineer work-
ing equipment the bulldozer, winch
and boom.
Multifuel Engine LD and IDS 465 Series-
Injection System (21/2 and 5-Ton
Trucks
(Color 30 Min 1970)
Features and capabilities of
the LD and LDS multifuel engine
models; and the principal units,
functioning, and maintenance of
the fuel injection system used in
the multifuel engines of the 2 1/2
and 5-ton trucks.
Fire Control Tank, MoOAI-Part I-
Introduction to the Computer
(Color 11 Min 1970)
Shows how the individual com-
ponents of the M16 ballistic com-
puter work together to analyze the
five factors in gun control, and
make the necessary adjustments for
firing accuracy range, supereleva-
tion, type of ammunition used, gun
tube wear, and vehicle cant.
Fire Control Tank, M6OA1-M16 Computer
System Checkout
(Color 11 Min 1970)
Demonstrates the prefire check-
out of the M16 computer, including
the preliminary steps and the checks
performed on the ballistic drive and
head mirror, zeroing knob, bore-
sight, elevation channel, and deflec-
tion channel.
Helicopter Armament Introduction to
Subsystem XM27E1
(B&W 21 Min 1969)
Depicts the major components,
installation, operation, and mainte-
nance of the XM27E1 armament
subsystem as used on the OH-6A
helicopter.
Mount, Multi-Armament, Hslicopter XM 156
(B&W 16 Min 1971)
Shows function, construction,
and installation of the XM 156
mount, used on the UH1B and C
helicopters.
TF 9-4162 Gun, 20MM, XM163, Vulcan Air Defense
System
(Color 22 Min 1970)
Physical description of the gun,
and demonstration of its operation,
using slow motion, cutaway models,
and diagrams. Points stressed are
the declutching feeder and the fir-
ing sequence.
TF 9-4163 Land Combat Support System
(Color 20 Min 1970)
Depicts field emplacement of
LCSS, physical layout of the test
stations and shop equipment coor-
dinated with a functional block di-
agram.
TF 9-4164 Pershing 1A Field Artillery Missile System
Systems Component Test Section
(Color 20 Min 1970)
Describes the component tester
and shows how to operate it to test
both missile components and its
own components.
TF 9-4180 Field Ammunition Supply Points
(Color 29 Min 1971)
Shows procedure for setting up
a field ammunition supply point.
Discussed are planning, loca-
tion, layout, stocking and safety.
TF 9-4181 Class V Support (Ammunition)
(Color 24 Min 1971)
Outlines the production, move-
ment, storage, inspection, handling,
and supply of all ammunition for
the support of combat troops.
TF 9-4182 Sheridan M551 Turret Drive Control Test Set
(Color 24 Min 1970)
Describes physical characteris-
tics of test set, and demonstrates
step-by-step test procedures.
TF 9-4187 Wheeled Vehicles, Scheduled Maintenance
Services Part II
(B&W 32 Min 1972)
Shows inspection procedures,
checks, and services to be per-
formed by the organizational main-
tenance mechanic after the road
test.
TF 9-4192 Maintenance Service Road Test-Part I
(Automotive)
(B&W 21 Min 1971)
Demonstrates steps in before-
operation inspection, road test, and
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TF 9-4324
TF 9-4325
after-road-test check of an array TF 9-4323
vehicle.
TF 9-4194 Huey Cobra-Part I-XM28 Armament
Subsystem
(B&W 30 Min 1971)
Demonstrates components, in-
stallation, loading, firing, and clear-
ing of weapons in the front turret
of the AH-1G Huey Cobra.
TF 9-4210 Helicopter (AH-1G) Armament-Part II-
Aircraft Armament POD XM18E1
(B&W 20 Min 1971)
Demonstrates battery and con-
trol checkouts, mounting the M134
'minigun', loading the ammunition
drum, and operation of the gun.
TF 9-4211 Huey Cobra (AH-1G) Armament-Part Ill-
Helicopter Armament Subsystem XM35
(B&W 15 Min 1971)
Demonstrates installation and
loading of the XM195 20mm auto-
matic gun; traces the ammunition
feed system. Outlines safety pre-
cautions while loading. TF 9-4326
TF 9-4215 Steering Geometry (Wheel Alinement)
(B&W 14 Min 1972)
Describes and explains factors
of automotive wheel alinement, and
shows procedure for adjustment of
toe-in.
TF 9-4314 M551 Sheridan Vehicle, Operation and
Maintenance Part III Power Pack
Removal, Replacement, and Adjustment
(B&W 22 Min 1972)
Demonstrates procedures for
removing and replacing the engine
and transmission of the M551;
shows inspections and services, tor-
que specifications, and adjustments.
TF 9-4321 M60/M60A1 and M48A3 Tank Fire Control TF 9-4330
With Infrared Part II Power Supplies
and Periscopes
(B&W 18 Min 1971)
Describes characteristics, func-
tion, assemblies, and care of the
infrared vision devices on combat
tanks.
TF 9-4322 M60/M60A1 and M48A3 Tank Fire Control
With Infrared-Part Ill-Care and TF 9-4336
Handling of Periscopes
(B&W 14 Min 1971)
Demonstrates care and opera-
tion of the infrared periscopes on
the combat tank; driver's periscope
M24, commander's sight M36, and
gunner's sight M32.
M203 Grenade Launcher Part I Operation,
Care, and Cleaning
(B&W 20 Min 1971)
Demonstrates loading, aiming,
firing, operator care, removal from
M16 rifle, organizational mainten-
ance, and assembly and installation.
M203 Grenade Launcher Part II
Functioning
(B&W 10 Min 1971)
Shows function of each part
in a cutaway model of the launcher
during cocking, chambering, lock-
ing, firing, extraction, ejection, and
loading.
Milling, Grinding, Drilling, Slotting
Attachment
(B&W 37 Min 1971)
Demonstrates nomenclature,
setup, operation, and capabilities of
the series 31 milling attachment
used on the ten-inch lathe.
Brake System Troubleshooting
(B&W 29 Min 1971)
Shows common brake problems
and how to find their cause. Shows
that these procedures can be used
to find cause of less common prob-
lems.
M551 Sheridan Vehicle Operation and
Maintenance Part II Organizational
Maintenance, Automotive
(B&W 21 Min 1972)
Demonstrates oil change,
breather tank and air cleaner
cleaning, and adjustment of link-
ages and voltage regulator. Points
out locations of engine components.
M551 Sharidan Vehicle Operation and
Maintenance Part IV Turret Operation
(B&W 13 Min 1972)
Demonstrates manual opera-
tions, power operation in normal
and stabilization modes, operation
by the commander's override handle,
and outlines preventive maintenance
checks.
Categories of Maintenance
(B&W 14 Min 1971)
Outlines the workings and goals
of the army maintenance system,
to keep equipment ready for its in-
tended use and to maximize econo-
mic service life; explains acronym
FITCARL.
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TF 9-4340 Test Fuel Pump Using Test Stand Injection
Fuel Pump
(B&W 25 Min 1971)
Shows procedures for testing "^ 9-4347
fuel pump of Cummins diesel en-
gine; setup and connection of fuel
lines, step-by-step procedures for
testing.
TF 9-4353
TF 9-4343 Automotive Applications of Solid State
Components
(B&W 20 Min 1972)
Explains functions and advan-
tages of solid state components such
as regulators, ignitions, and relays;
shows how they work and why they
are better than mechanical compon-
ents.
TF 9-4344 40MM Grenade Launcher XM129
(B&W 36 Min 1972)
Describes characteristics, com- TF 9-4355
ponents, functioning, and assembly
of the XM129 grenade launcher,
used on helicopter gunships with
the XM128 turret.
TF 9-4345 Turbo Super Charger
(B&W 10 Min 1972)
Demonstrates purpose, opera-
tion, and construction of the turbo- TF 9-4444
charger, used on army trucks, in
animation. Also describes service
and operator precautions.
TF 94346 Springs and Shock Absorbers (Automotive)
(B&W 10 Min 1971)
Describes purpose, construc-
tion, and function of leaf and coil
springs and shock absorbers in au-
tomotive suspensions.
M60/M60A1 and M48A3 Tank Fire Control
With Infrared Part IV Adjustment and
Synchronization Procedure
(B&W 28 Min 1971)
Demonstrates procedures for
alining the elements of the fire con-
trol system with the armament of
the tank.
M551 Sheridan Vehicle Operation and
Maintenance Part V Organizational
Maintenance of the Turret
(B&W 25 Min 1972)
Outlines responsibilities of or-
ganizational mechanic in mainten-
ance of the M551's turret; shows
use of test set and demonstrates
several procedures.
M60/M60A1 and M48A3 Tank Fire Control
With Infrared Part I Introduction to
Infrared Fire Control System
(B&W 15 Min 1971)
Shows characteristics, func-
tion, installation, and operation of
each component of the infrared and
visible searchlight kit for combat
tanks.
M551 Sheridan Vehicle, Operation and
Maintenance Part I General and
Water Operation of Vehicle
(Color 17 Min 1972)
Demonstrates characteristics
of the M551 General Sheridan ar-
mored vehicle; its armor, arma-
ment, and mobility. Shows the ve-
hicle being rigged for swimming.
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FB 9-117 Torsion Bar Suspension
(B&W 8 Min 1944)
Basic principles advantages
over the old type volute (coil)
spring type suspension system.
FB 9-170 Concrete Piercing Nose Fuze M78
(B&W 16 Min 1945)
Demonstration and evaluation
of penetrating ability of concrete
piercing nose fuze M78.
FB 9-197 Variable Time Bomb and Rocket Fuzes
(B&W 25 Min 1945)
Details of the VT and standard
bomb fuzes, pointing up differen-
ces details of precautions to be ex-
ercised in handling.
FB 9-221 Arctic Engine Oil
(B&W 7 Min 1948)
A special arctic engine oil is
used in vehicles operating in ex-
tremely low temperatures import-
ance of proper oil levels.
FB 9-238 Aberdeen Proving Ground
(B&W 27 Min 1951)
Functions and operations of
the various research laboratories,
school and boards in the develop-
ment of weapons for the U.S.
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MF 9-1089 The Diesel Engine
(B&W 29 Min 1944)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Basic diesel engine types forms
of air heaters and fuel injectors.
MF 9-1090 Construction of the Diesel Engines
(B&W 17 Min 1945)
(Adopted Navy Film)
General structure of several
types; cylinder parts, piston, con-
necting rods, bearing, rocker assem-
blies, etc.
MF 9-1132 Behind the Shop Drawing
(B&W 16 Min 1945)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Use, dimensions and specifica-
tions for industrial production iso-
metric, perspective, orthographic
projection and cross sectional draw-
ing.
MF 09-5132 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
(Color 27 Min 1965)
Training of EOD at Navy Ord-
nance Disposal School, Maryland;
organization and work of EOD field
detachment; challenge and import-
ance of EOD mission stressed.
MF 9-5345 New Munitions for the Armed Forces
(Color 11 Min 1968)
(Film is FOUO)
Describes the effects and em-
ployment techniques of selected
ammunition, the classification of
which has been recently down-
graded.
MF 9-5371 Railroad Carloading and Bracing of
Ammunition
(Color 27 Min 1969)
Illustrates procedures and
techniques for blocking and bracing
ammunition in: conventional box-
car, DOD boxcar with mechanical
dunnage system, commercial box-
car with mechanical dunnage sys-
tem, flatcar, and gondola car.
MF 9-5522 Blocking and Bracing Ammunition for
Semitrailer on Highway, Semitrailer
on Flat Car, and Container on
Flat Car
(Color 27 Min 1970)
Correct methods for loading
ammunition to prevent personal in-
jury and damage to the load. Vans,
flat bed trailers, and containers are
shown being loaded with palletized
loads, boxes, and bombs.
MF 9-5629 Ammunition for the General Sheridan
Weapons System
(Color 12 Min 1971)
Describes characteristics of
the conventional rounds with com-
bustible casings used in the 152mm
gun on the Sheridan tank.
MF 9-5707 Bomb Threat: Plan, Don't Panic
(Color 15 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes a bomb threat case
to show the effectiveness of a care-
fully-made plan in preventing un-
necessary fear, damage, or loss of
life.
MF 9-7501 Machine Shop Work-Bench Work-Scraping
Flat Surfaces
(B&W 14 Min 1954)
(Adopted Office of Education
Film)
Shows five common forms of
hand scrapers hand scraping of a
fuel pump body to produce a liquid
tight joint.
MF 9-7891 Materials Control
(B&W 11 Min 1951)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Covers three materials con-
trol functions of management: pro-
curement, inventory control, and
control of handling and transpor-
tation of materials.
MF 9-8335 Machine Shop Work Operations on the
Lathe Turning a Taper With the
Tailstock Set Over
(B&W 18 Min 1954)
(Adopted Office of Education
Film)
How to calculate tailstock offset
for cutting tapers how to offset the
tailstock how to turn a taper with
the tailstock set over.
MF 9-8336 Machine Shop Work Basic Machines The
Shaper
(B&W 15 Min 1954)
(Adopted Office of Education
Film)
How the shaper produces
smooth surface on metal length of
stroke, depth of stroke and feed
of the work.
MF 9-8337 How to Run a Lathe The Metal Working
Lathe
(B&W 19 Min 1954)
(Adopted Office of Education
Film)
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MF 9 Ordnance
Purpose and function of com-
ponent parts of standard back-
geared type operation for turning,
facing and thread-cutting care and
maintenance.
MF 9-8338 Machine Shop Work-Bench Work-Cutting
Threads With Taps and Dies
(B&W 19 Min 1954)
Methods for cutting external
threads with dies and cutting in-
ternal threads with taps.
MF 9-8339 Machine Shop Work-Bench Work-Reaming
With Straight Hand Reamers
(B&W 20 Min 1954)
(Adopted Office of Education
Film)
Shows four standard types
hand reaming of two bearings to
exact alinement and reaming a steel
timing gear.
MF 9-8428 Motor Mania
(Color 8 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Animated film showing how a
driver can forget how he acts as a
pedestrian when he is behind the
wheel.
MF 09-9024 Giving a Shop Demonstration
(B&W 17 Min 1960)
(Adopted Navy Film)
How a shop teacher prepares
and conducts demonstration :
stretching metal around bending
blocks to form flanged tray; stress
on proper procedures, tools, and
equipment.
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T 9-1-13 Truck, 21/2 Ton, 6x6, M135
(B&W 11 FR 1958)
These 11 transparencies illus-
trate the construction, functioning
and maintenance of the operating
components of the M135 truck.
T 9-1-23 Truck, 5-Ton, 6x6, Dump, M51 With Winch
(B&W 1958)
This transparency illustrates a
side view of the M51 truck, with
winch.
T 9-1-24 Truck, Wrecker, 6x6, M62
(B&W 1958)
Illustrates a side view of truck,
with boom fully extended and out-
riggers in position.
T 9-1-37 Carter Electric Fuel Pump Fuel Circulation
Diagram
(Color 1957)
Diagram of equipment show-
ing fuel intake and circulation.
T 9-1-45 Motor, Starting (Waterproof)-Truck 21/2-
Ton, 6x6, Cargo, M34, M35, M36
(Color 1956)
Illustrates an interior view of
starting motor used in M34, M35
and M36 trucks, with focus on no-
menclature and location of compon-
ents.
T 9-1-69 Fluid Friction: Friction Within Oil Film
(Color 1956)
Chart showing path of moving
body and zones of greatest disturb-
ance in lubricant.
T 9-1-77 Double Reduction, Final Drive, M34
(Color 1956)
Cutaway diagram of mechan-
ism pointing out major component
parts.
T 9183 A41-1 Auxiliary Generator, Cooling System
(Color 1956)
Pictures the equipment with
outer housing cutaway to show com-
ponent parts and airflow.
T 9-1-85 Light Switch, Standard (Military Vehicles)
(Color 1956)
View of mechanism showing
main switch lever, auxiliary switch
lever and mechanical switch lever,
on, off, and part positions; black-
out drive operations.
T 9-1-88 Fuel Pump, Series BF and BM
(Color 1956)
Cutaway view of mechanism
showing path of fuel flow.
T 9-1-92 Wrecker, M62
(B&W 10 FR 1960)
These 10 transparencies illus-
trate the construction, individual
components, use and operation of
the M62 wrecker.
T 9-1-122 Oil Pump, Valves and Connecting Lines
(Color 1961)
A schematic diagram of equip-
ment.
T 9-1-125 Vehicles, T195E1-T196E1
(Color 19 FR 1963)
This series covers the general
data, capabilities, design, and op-
eration of the howitzer, self-pro-
pelled vehicles T195E1 and T196E1.
T 9-1-127 Recovery Vehicle-MSB
(Color 45 FR 1963)
Presents exterior and interior
views, cutaway views and sche-
matic diagrams of the M88 recov-
ery vehicle.
T 9-1-128 Vehicle M-116 (Amphibious Cargo Carrier)
(Color 48 FR 1963)
Presents views, cutaways and
schematic diagrams of the design
and operational aspects of the am-
phibious, cargo carrier, M-116.
T-9-1-129 Tank, M60-Combat, Full Tracked
(Color 61 FR 1963)
Presents views, diagrams and
charts pertaining to design, com-
ponents and operation of the tank,
combat, full-tracked: 105mm gun.
T 9-1-130 Multifuel Engine for Truck, Cargo, M35A1
(Color 26 FR 1963)
Views, cutaways and diagrams
covering the construction and oper-
ation of multifuel engine LDS
427-2.
TG 9-1-131 Truck, Cargo, M35A1
(Color 16 FR 1963)
Presents views and schematic
diagrams of the exterior and in-
terior design, individual compon-
ents, operational system, and cir-
cuits of the truck, cargo, 2 1/2 ton,
6x6, M35A1.
TG 9-1-132 Vehieh Ml 13
(Color 47 FR 1964)
Views and schematic diagrams
of construction and operation of
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the personnel carrier, full tracked,
armored vehicle Ml 13.
T 9-1-133 Vehicles, Ml 07 and MHO
(Color 40 FR 1964)
Presents views of the overall
design, components, and operating
mechanisms of the gun, self-propel-
led, full tracked, 175mm, M107 and
the howitzer, self-propelled, full
tracked, 8-inch MHO.
TG 9-1-134 Recovery Vehicle M578
(B&W 13 FR 1966)
Illustrates the characteristics,
components and controls, and basic
checks and adjustments of the re-
covery vehicle, M578.
TG 9-1-135 Preventive Maintenance-Wheeled Vehicles
(B&W 24 FR 1966)
Presents photos and charts
which illustrate the daily preven-
tive maintenance performed on
wheeled vehicles bef ore-operation,
at halt and after-operation.
TG 9-1-136 Pjrsonnel Heater Model 1060 (Vehicle)
(B&W 4 FR 1966)
Schematic diagrams of the fuel
control valve pressure regulator,
starting phase, running phase, and
purging phase.
TG 9-1-137 300 Amp Generator-Jock and Heintz
(Color 1966)
Diagram of the circuit.
TG 9-1-138 400 Amp Generator Control Box
(Color 1966)
Diagram of the circuit.
TG 9-1-139 Auxiliary Generator Control Box
(Color 1966)
Diagram of the circuit.
TG 9-1-140 Booster Coil Vibrating Point
(B&W 1966)
Diagram of mechanical action.
TG 9-1-141 Paralleling System-Track Vehicle
(Color 1966)
Diagram of system.
TG 9-1-142 Velocity or Vacuum Governor
(Color 1966)
Illustrates the construction and
nomenclature of the velocity or vac-
uum governor.
TG 9-1-143 Vacuum Pump Circuit Carburetor
(Color 1966)
Illustrates the construction,
nomenclature and operational fea-
tures of the vacuum pump circuit
carburetor.
TG 9-1-144 Spring Loaded Poppet Valve in Choke
Valve
(Color 1966)
Illustrates the nomenclature,
mechanical and operational features
of the spring loaded poppet valve
in choke valve.
TG 9-1-145 Automotive 8V71 Diesel Engine
(Color 9 FR 1966)
Presents diagrams, cross sec-
tional and cutaway views, of the
automotive 8V71 diesel engine.
TG 9-1-146 CD-850-5, 6, 6A Transmissions-Power
Flow
(Color 7 FR 1967)
Illustrates the transmission
power flow in the neutral range,
low range, high range and reverse
range.
TG 9-1-147 CD 850-5, 6, 6A Transmission-Oil Flow
(Color 5 FR 1967)
Illustrates the structural and
functional aspects of the oil flow
in the CD 850-5, 6, 6A transmission.
TG 9-1-148 Viking Gear Type Fuel Pump
(Color 2 FR 1966)
Two transparencies which il-
lustrate the nomenclature and loca-
tion of the components of the Viking
gear type fuel pump.
TG 9-1-149 AC Charging Systems
(Color 3 FR 1966)
Schematic diagrams which il-
lustrate the flow of AC current
during rectification phases 1, 2
and 3.
TG 9-1-150 Carter Carburetor
(Color 3 FR 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
operation of the Carter carburetor,
with special focus on the float cir-
cuit and high speed circuit.
TG 91151 Torque Converter Principles of Operation
(Color 5 FR 1968)
Illustrates the design and func-
tioning of the torque converter.
TG 9-1-152 Fluid Coupling
(Color 3 FR 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
operation of the fluid coupling used
in automative engines.
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TG 9-1-153 Liquid Cooling System
(Color 1969)
Illustrates the purpose, con-
struction, and operation of the liquid
cooling system used in automotive
engines.
TG 9-1-154 60 Amp Alternator (M715 Truck)
(Color 6 FR 1969)
Illustrates the construction
and functioning of the 60 AMP
alternator used on the M715 truck.
TG 91-155 Lubrication System
(Color 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
operation of the lubrication system
in automotive engines used in such
vehicles as the M38 and M151 trucks.
TG 9-1-156 M551 Airborne Assault Vehicle
(Color 7 FR 1969)
Illustrates the principles of
operation and maintenance of the
assault vehicle.
TG 9-1-157 Hydraulic Steering Gear
(Color 1969)
Illustrates the principles of
operation and maintenance of the
hydraulic steering gear.
TG 9-1-158 AVDS 1790 Engine (M48 and M60 Series
Tank)
(Color 3 FR 1968)
Illustrates the construction and
functioning of the AVDS 1790 en-
gine used in the M48 and M60
series tanks.
TG 9-1-159 Vehicle Combat Engineer, Full Tracked
M728(CEV)
(Color 72 FR 1971)
Illustrates various views of the
vehicle, vehicle components and/or
maintenance operations and adjust-
ments to be performed by the crew
or maintenance personnel.
TG 9-1-166 Tank, Combat, Full Tracked, 105MM Gun,
M60A1, Organizational
Maintenance Introduction
(B&W 12 FR 1971)
Depicts various views of the
vehicle, and shows locations of the
controls used to operate the vehicle
and its systems.
TG 9-1-167 Tank, Combat, Full Tracked, 105MM Gun,
M60A1, Organizational Maintenance-
Hull (Automotive)
(Color 16 FR 1971)
Illustrates major electrical cir-
cuits, removal and replacement of
engine and track, and inspection
points for track and suspension.
TG 9-1-168 Tank, Combat, Full Tracked, 105MM Gun,
M60A1, Organizational Maintenance-
Turret
(Color 6 FR 1971)
Shows the specific positions of
the major components in the turret.
Illustrates the hydraulic flows to the
various valves and actuating me-
chanisms of the turret.
T 9-2-14 Obturator
(B&W 1956)
Two cutaway diagrams of the
obturator under (A) normal con-
ditions and (B) under powder pres-
sure.
T 9-2-15 Breech Bore Sight in Position (General
Application
(B&W 1958)
Illustrates breech bore sight in
position.
T 9-2-16 Muzzle Bor 9 Sight in Position (General
Application)
(B&W 1958)
Illustration of muzzle bore sight
in position.
T 9-2-28 Breechlock, Welin Stepped Thread (Field
Artillery)
(B&W 1958)
Diagram of the mechanism.
T 9230 Mechanism, Percussion Hammer Firing
(B&W 1957)
Schematic diagrams showing:
(a) system at rest, system cocked,
system fired; (b) system at rest
block removed, system fired block
inserted.
T 9-2-32 Howitzer T55MM Ml Top Carriage and
Bottom Carriage
(B&W 1958)
Cutaway view showing pintle,
pintle bearing and connection.
T 9-2-36 Howitzer, 105MM Recoil Mechanism, M2A1
(Color 1956)
T 9-2-37 Carriage, Howitzer, 105MM M2A2-Recoil
Mechanism
(Color 1956)
Illustrates regulator and float-
ing piston assemblies.
T 9-2-38 Recoil Mechanism M2A1
(B&W 1958)
Diagrams front and rear as-
semblies of mechanism.
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T 9241 Mechanism, Spring, Counterrecoil
(B&W 1956)
Cutaway diagrams of mechan-
ism in (a) firing position (in bat-
tery), and (b) at end of recoil.
T 9-2-48 Howitzer, 155MM, Ml Elevating Mecha-
nismAssembled and Phantom Views
(B&W 1958)
Diagram indicating components
of mechanism.
T 9-2-50 Howitzer, 155MM MI Traversing
Mechanism Assembled and
Phantom Views
(B&W 1958)
Diagram of mechanism.
T 9 2 (52 55) Valve, Emergency Relay for Prime Mover
and Trailer 155MM Howitzer, 155MM
Gun, and 8" Howitzer
(B&W 4 PR 1958)
Applications of the emergency
relay valve.
T 92-56 Types of Equalizers
(B&W 1956)
Line drawings of three equali-
zers.
T 9-2-59 Finder, Range, M12 T41 and T41E3-Optical
System
(B&W 1957)
Schematic diagram of system
showing relation between compon-
ents, range scale, gun laying reticle
and ammunition scale.
T 9-2-128 106MM Rifle
(Color 31 FR 1961)
Covers data and general char-
acteristics, construction and opera-
tion of 106mm rifle, M40A1, truck-
mounted; and the spotting rifle, cal.
50 mbc.
T 9-2-131 Multiple Rocket Launcher-M91
(Color 11 FR 1963)
Presents schematic diagrams of
the overall design and major com-
ponents of the M91 multiple rocket
launcher.
TG 9-2-132 Howitzer 105MM M108
(Color 7 FR 1965)
Diagrams and cutaways illus-
trating the design and major com-
ponents of the 105mm howitzer, M-
108.
TG 9-2-133 Howitzer 155MM, 109
(Color 16 FR 1965)
Diagrams and cutaways illus-
TG 9-2-134
TG 9-2-135
TG 9-2-136
T 9-3-37
T 9-3-43
T 9-3-45
T 9-3-46
T 9-3-47
T 9-3-49
trating the general construction in-
dividual components and circuitry
of the 155mm howitzer, M109.
Howitzer, Light, Towed, 105MM, M102
(Color 13 FR 1968)
Illustrates the design and op-
eration of the major components of
the M102 howitzer.
Ml 07 Gun and MHO Howitzer
(Color 4 FR 1968)
Illustrates the design and oper-
ation of the hydraulic system, ram-
mer mechanism, turret electrical
system, and traversing gear train.
M81 Gun Launcher, Breech and Recoil
Mechanism (Shillelagh on Sheridan Tank)
(Color 2 FR 1969)
Illustrates the operation of the
breech and recoil mechanism of the
M81 gun launcher (Shillelagh) used
on the M551 airborne assault vehicle
(Sheridan tank).
Compass, M2 (Cover Open)
(B&W 1958)
Illustration of mechanism with
components and nomenclature.
Porro Prism System
(B&W 1958)
Illustration
prism system.
depicting porro
T 9-3-55
Dove (Rotating) Prism
(B&W 1958)
Diagram indicating the rotating
prism.
Penta Prism
(B&W 1958)
Diagram shows same effect ob-
tained with mirrors.
Lens Erecting Systems
(B&W 1958)
Diagram indicating major com-
ponent parts.
Binocular, M13, With Carrying Case and
Straps
(B&W 1958)
Illustration of binoculars, car-
rying case and straps with nomen-
clature.
Telescope, Observation, M48 With Tripod
(B&W 1958)
Illustration of equipment fea-
turing major components.
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T 9-3-56 Representative Types of Reticle Patterns
(B&W 1958)
Illustrates nine types of reticle
patterns.
T 9-3-58 Light, Aiming Post, Ml 4
(B&W 1958)
Illustration of mechanism.
T 9-3-66 Quadrant, Range M4A1
(Color 1956)
View of equipment and major
components.
T 9-3-68 Sight Unit, M34
(B&W 1958)
Diagram of equipment depicting
various component parts.
T 9_3_71 M60, Tank, Fire Control System
(Color 7 FR 1963)
Presents views of the complete
fire control system of the M60 tank.
TG 9-3-72 Mount, Telescope M79
(Color 1964)
Presents a view of the M79
telescope mount with location and
nomenclature of major components.
TG 9-3-73 Adapter, Telescope M9A1
(Color 1964)
Presents a view of the M34A2
adapter, component of the M9A1
telescope.
TG 9-3-74 BC Telescopj M65
(Color 1964)
Presents left and right views
of the BC telescope M65.
TG 9-3-75 Telescope Ml 01
(Color 1964)
Presents a view and schematic
diagram of the telescope M101 for
observation post use.
TG 9-3-76 Range Finder M17C (M60 Tank)
(Color 1964)
Presents a schematic diagram
of the optical system of the range
finder M17C.
TG 9-3-77 Periscope M31 (M60 Tank)
(Color 1964)
Presents a schematic diagram
of the optical system of the peri-
scope M31.
TG 9-3-78 Telescope M105C (M60 Tank)
(Color 1964)
Presents a schematic diagram
of the optical system of the tele-
TG 9-3-79
TG 9-3-80
TG 9-3-81
TG 9-3-82
TG 9-3-83
TG 9-3-84
TG 9-3-85
TG 9-3-86
TG 9-3-88
TG 9-3-89
scope M105C, secondary sighting de-
vice of the M60 tank.
Range Quadrant M4A1 (M60 Tank)
(Color 1964)
Presents exterior and interior
views of the range quadrant M4A1.
Telescope Mount M21A1
(Color 2 FR 1966)
Views of the exterior and in-
terior construction of the telescope
mount M21A1.
Observation Telescope M49
(Color 1966)
Illustrates functional relation-
ship between eyelens, field lens, and
porro prism assembly of the ob-
servation telescope M49.
Binocular M13A1
(Color 1967)
Illustrates the construction
the binocular M13A1.
of
Computer Ballistic Ml 3
(Color 1967)
Illustrates the nomenclature
and location of the components that
comprise the mechanical system to
the M13 computer.
Fire Control Quadrant, Ml 5
(Color 4 FR 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
functioning of the M15 fire control
quadrant.
M34 Periscope (M60 Tank)
(Color 2 FR 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
operation of the M34 periscope used
in the M60 and M60A1 tanks.
M36 Periscope (M60 Tank)
(Color 4 FR 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
operation of the M36 periscope used
in the M60 and M60A1 tanks.
Panoramic Telescope, Ml 15 (For M107 and
Ml 10 SP Howitzers)
(Color 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
operational aspects of the M115
panoramic telescope used on the M-
107 and MHO SP howitzers.
XM119 Telescope (M60 Tank)
(Color 1969)
Illustrates the construction and
functioning of the XM119 telescope
used in the M60 and M60A1 tanks.
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TG 9-3-90
TG 9-3-91
TG 9-3-92
TG 9-3-93
T 9-4-1
T 9-4-2
T 9-4-3
T 9-4-5
T 9-4-6
T 9-4-8
T 9-4-10
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XM48 Periscope (M60 Tank)
(Color 1969)
Illustrates the construction, op-
eration, and maintenance of the
XM48 periscope used on the M60
and M60A1 tanks.
Binocular, M18
(Color 2 FR 1970)
Illustrates the principles and
maintenance of the M18 binocular.
Collimator Ml
(Color 2 FR 1970)
Illustrates the operation of col-
limator Ml used with artillery and
mortars.
Tel: scope, Ml 17, .30 Col
(B&W 3 FR 1971)
Illustrates the assembly, disas-
sembly, and operation of the M117
telescope used with the howitzer SP
M108 and 109.
Reaction Principle Pressure in Closed Tube
(B&W 1958)
Diagram indicating location of
pressure points.
Reaction Principle Movement of Tube Due
to Opening
(B&W 1958)
Diagram depicting reaction
principle.
Artillery Ammunition Explosive Trains
(Color 1956)
Diagram showing inter-rela-
tionship of major components of
weapon.
Projectiles Typical Armor-Piercing
(Color 1956)
Illustrations of various types
of shells with major components
listed.
Projectiles High Explosive Antitank and
Chemical
(Color 1956)
Views of various types of shells
with location of components indi-
cated.
Corroded Cartridge Cases
(B&W 1958)
This diagram depicts the cart-
ridge case in corroded condition.
Damaged Cartridge Cases
(B&W 1958)
Illustration of cartridge cases
with slightly damaged flange, heav-
ily damaged flange, fine draw
scratch and deep draw scratches.
T 9-4-11 Dented Cartridge Cass, Top View
(B&W 1958)
Top view of dented cases show-
ing cases that can be renovated and
cases that should be rejected.
T 9412 Cartridge Terminology
(B&W 1958)
Various types of cartridges with
basic nomenclature.
T 9-4-13 Flare, Aircraft, Parachute, M8A1
(B&W 1958)
Diagram of equipment.
T 9414 Ammunition Nomenclature
(B&W 1958)
Diagram of equipment with
basic nomenclature and components
listed.
T 9416 Comparison of Semifixed Rounds
(B&W 1958)
View of shells for howitzers
M2A1 and M4.
T 9-4-18 Fuze, VT- Artillery
(Color 1956)
Exploded view of shell with
major components indicated.
T 9-4-19 VT Fuze
(A&W 1958)
Illustration of equipment indi-
cating location of various compo-
nents.
T 9-4-20 Method of Packing (Interim Type) Prinm,
Percussion MK 2A4 With Propelling
Charge
(B&W 1956)
Diagram and chart showing
type of materials and method of
packing.
T 9-4-22 Shell, HE, M3A2, 4.2 Inch Mortar
(Color 1956)
Diagram of shell and ignition
cartridge, pressure plate and rotat-
ing DISC also indicated.
T 9-4-23 Mortar Shells, 60-MM and 81 -MM
(Color 1956)
Illustration of the various
shells and nomenclatures.
T 9-4-27 Fuze, Point Detonating, M8 and M9
(Color 1956)
Exploded view of mechanism
with safety balls, detonator slider,
set-back pin, and lock pin listed as
major component parts.
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T 9-4-29 Rocket, HE, AT, 3.5 Inch, M28
(Color 1956)
Diagram depicting various com-
ponents of rocket.
T 9-4-31 JATO, O.l-ES-2500, M2, (T28)-Cross
Section
(B&W 1956)
Lateral and longitudinal cross
section diagrams.
T 9-4-33 Typical JATO Propellent Grains
(B&M 1956)
Diagrams of multiple grain,
single-perforate gain, slotted grain,
multiperforate grain and solid
grain.
T 9435 Fuze, Time, Mechanical and Superquick,
M501
(C.lor 1956)
Illustration of mechanism with
location of firing pin, slide detona-
tor, timing disc, and firing pin
(time) indicated.
T 9-4-37 Fuxe, Bomb, V.T. Bar-Type
(Color 1956)
Diagram showing components
as antenna, transmitter-receiver,
van, generator, firing unit and boos-
ter.
T 9-4-38 Fuze, Bomb, V.T., AN-M168-Rin9 Type
(Color 1956)
Exploded view of mechanism.
T 9-4-39 Fuze, Bomb, AN-M103A1
(Color 1956)
Diagram of equipment with in-
struction^ for operation of mechan-
ism.
T 94-40 Fragmentation Bomb* Trimmed and
Parachuted
(Color 1956)
Illustration of each bomb.
T 9-4-41 Military Pyrotechnics Type* and
Comparative Sizes
(B&,W 1956)
Drawings of five types of
ground and nine aircraft pyrotech-
nics showing comparative size.
T 9-4-43 Representative Ignition Train for
Pyrotechnics
(B&W 1957)
Chart showing relation of ini-
tiator, propelling charge, delay ele-
ment, expelling charge, and pyro-
technic composition.
T 9-4-44 Representative Types of Demolition
(B&W 1957)
Diagrams of demolition explo-
sives and blasting machine, various
types of firing devices, explosive ini-
tiating and mine-field cleaning de-
vices.
T 9-4-45 Mine, Antitank, HE, Heavy, Ml 5 (T27)-
Cross-Section With Fuze, M603, Installed
(B&W 1958)
Cutaway view of equipment
with position of fuze and major
component parts depicted.
T 94-46 Safety Devices, Antitank Mine Fuze
(B&W 1958)
Diagrams of various safety de-
vices and nomenclature.
T 9-4-47 Mine, NM, Antipersonnel, Ml 4 Integral
Fuze External and One-Third
Section Detonator Assembled
(B&W 1958)
Diagrams showing dimension
and component parts of equipment.
T 9-4-47A Arming Wrench, M22, for Mine, NM,
APERS, M14
(B&W 1956)
Diagram showing dimension of
wrench and portion used in remov-
ing shipping plug or detonator hold-
er for turning pressure plate.
T 9-4-48 Explosive, Cratering, 40-lb, Ammonium
Nitrat
(B&W 1958)
Diagrams of front and reverse
of explosive container, and positions
of cap well, ring for lowering charge
into bore hole, and detonating cord
tunnel.
T 9-4-51 Installation of Antitank Mine
(B&W 1957)
Diagram of mine installed.
T 94-52 Types of Antipersonnel Mines
(B&W 1958)
Illustrations of various types
of antipersonnel mines and nomen-
clatures.
T 9-4-53 Packing Box for Antipersonnel Mine, M2A4
(B&W 1957)
Diagram of box, and of mine.
T 9-4-79 Mine, Antitank, HE, Light, M7A2-Cross
Section With Fuze, M603, Installed
(B&W 1956)
Diagram showing location of
pressure plate, fuze M603, movable
pressure plate, booster Ml 20, tetry-
tol, and cap well for carrying plug
and activating firing devices.
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T 9-4-80 Main and Secondary Explosive Trains of
Mine, Antitank, HE, Heavy, M6 Series,
With Fuze, M603 and Booster, Ml 20
(B&W 1956)
Diagram showing location of
components of the main and sec-
ondary explosive trains.
T 9-4-81 Mine, AP, Ml 8
(Color 1958)
Diagram of mine, front view.
T 9-4-82 Cartridge, HEP-T, M345 for 106MM Rifle
M40
(Color 1958)
Diagrams of cartridge for 106-
mm rifle, M40.
T 9-4-83 Mine, AT, Non-Metallic, Ml 9
(Color 1959)
Diagram showing interim con-
struction of mine.
T 9-4-84 Rocket, HE, AT, 3.5 Inch, M35A1
(Color 1959)
Diagrams of external side view,
external front view, and cutaway
side view.
T 9-4- (85 89) 3.5 Inch Rocket Launcher, M20A1B1
(B&W 5 FR 1960)
Illustrates components, electri-
cal firing mechanism, sighting
equipment, and general character-
istics.
T 9-4-90 Fuze, Rocket, BD, M404A2
(B&W 1960)
Depicts body of mechanism in-
dicating internal components.
T 9-4-91 Rocket Propellant Grains
(B&W 1960)
Diagrams of cruciform, single
perforated and single perforated
ribbed, the three types of rocket
propellent grains.
T 9-4-92 Cartridge, HE, M329 With Fuze, PD M51A5
(B&W 1960)
Diagram of mechanism indicat-
ing components.
T 9-4-94 Fuze, PIBD, M408
(B&W 1960)
Illustrates major parts of the
fuze: base assembly, conduit, and
nose assembly contain piezo-electric
element.
T 9-4-95 4.5 Inch Rocket in Expendable Launcher
(B&W 1960)
Diagram of equipment.
T 9-4-97 4.2 Inch Mortar Cartridge Showing
Propelling Charges
(Color 1960)
Cartridge components indicate
structural variations when using
following propelling charges: M6
charge 25 1/2 increments, and M36
charge 41 increments.
T 9-4-98 Rocket Launcher M386
(Color 13 FR 1961)
Presents schematic diagrams of
major components.
TG 9-4-100 Booster, Ml 24
(Color 1964)
Presents exterior and cutaway
views.
TG 9-4-101 Fuz-, M525
(Color 1964)
Presents exterior and cutaway
TG 9-4-102 Fuze, M535
(Color 1964)
Presents exterior and cutaway
views.
TG 9-4-103 Warhead Assembly, T39E4
(Color 1964)
Illustrates the exterior and cut-
away views of the design and com-
ponents of the warhead assembly,
762mm rocket, HE, M1A2 with war-
head, rocket, 762mm M57 (T39E4).
TG 9-4-105 Rocket Motor Assembly, (XM31E3)
(B&W 2 FR 1964)
Illustrates the exterior and cut-
away views of the design and com-
ponents of the rocket motor assem-
bly, 762mm, (XM31E3).
TG 9-4-106 Rocket, 115MM, M55
(Color 3 FR 1968)
Portrays the complete round
(Gas NPGB and NP), rear end
cap, and the container and crate.
TG 9-4-107 Ammunition Color Code
(Color 5 FR 1968)
Illustrates the markings on the
various types of ammunition in the
following categories: 1) armor de-
feating, 2) non-combat, 3) smoke-
incendiary, and 4) illuminating-
pyrotechnic-countermeasures.
TG 9-4-108 Fuze Setter, M26
(B&W 1970)
Illustrates the proper use of
the M26 fuze setter and fuze set-
ting for rounds of ammunition.
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TG 9-4-109
T 9-5-1
T 9-5-2
T 9-5-3
T 9-5-4
T 9-5-5
T 9-5-6
T 9-5-7
T 9-5-8
T 9-5-9
T 9-5-10
T 9-5-11
9-6-25
Simulator, Projectile, Airburst, M74A1 and T 9-6-23
105MM HE RA Projectile
(Color 1970)
Illustrates cutaway side views
of all components.
Welding Torch Equal Pressure Type
(B&W 1958)
Exploded diagram with com-
ponent parts and nomenclature in-
dicated.
Welding Torch Cutting Attachment f g_6_26
(B&W 1958)
Diagram of welding torch with
cutting attachment and position of
component parts illustrated.
Blaclcsmithing Tools
(B&W 1958)
Diagrams of swage block, bot-
tom swage, bottom fuller, top swage
and top fuller.
Blacksmithing Anvil
(B&W 1958)
Diagram showing dimensions
and position of component parts of
anvil.
Compressor, Air, 4, 5 and 6 Ton Head
and Valve Assembly
(B&W 1956)
A cutaway line drawing of the
head and valve assembly.
Drill, Shanks TG 9-6-29
(B&W 1958)
Diagram of equipment.
Vises
(B&W 1958)
Diagrams of two types of vises.
T 9-6-27
TG 9-6-28
TG 9-6-32
TG 9-6-34
Vises Machinist and Utility
(B&W 1958)
Machinist and utility vises de-
picted.
Oxygen Cylinder
(B&W 1960)
Diagram identifying compon-
ent parts of oxygen cylinder.
Oxygen Cylinder Valve
(B&W 1960)
Diagram illustrating construc-
tion of the oxygen cylinder valve.
Acetylene Cylinder and Valve
(B&W 1960)
Diagram showing various char- TG 9-6-35
acteristics of the acetylene cylinder
and valve.
Principles of Small Arms
(B&W 13 FR 1958)
Present diagrams illustrating
the operation, and components of
the basic weapon.
Rifle, 90MM, M67
(Color 5 FR 1963)
This series presents views of
the overall design, and individual
components of the 90mm rifle, M67.
Helicopter Armament System
(B&W 7 FR 1963)
This series consists of schema-
tic diagrams which illustrate the
design and operational mechanics
of the principal components of the
helicopter armament system.
Rocket Grenade XM72
(Color 6 FR 1963)
Presents views, cutaways, and
instructions pertaining to design,
components, and operation of the
rocket grenade, HE, 66mm, XM 72.
Machine Gun, M73
(Color 11 FR 1964)
This series presents views and
cutaways of the basic nomencla-
ture and functioning, major com-
ponents, and field stripping of
machine gun, M73.
Machine Gun, M85
(Color 12 FR 1964)
This series presents views and
cutaways of the basic nomencla-
ture and functioning, major assem-
blies, and field stripping of mach-
ine gun, M85.
Fixed 7.62MM Machine Gun, M60C
(B&W 5 FR 1966)
Illustrates the design and field
stripping of the M60C; and ex-
ploded views of barrel assembly,
actuator assembly, and solenoid ca-
ble assembly.
Rifl?, 5.56MM, Ml 6E1 -Nomenclature and
Cycle of Operation
(Color 15 FR 1966)
Presents basic nomenclature,
functioning components, and cycle
of operation of the army's new
rifle, 5.56mm, M16E1.
M79 Grenade Launcher
(Color 8 FR 1968)
Delineates the data and general
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characteristics, design, and opera-
tion of the M79 grenade launcher.
TG 9-6-36 Machine Gun, M60
(Color 17 FR 1969)
Illustrates the assembly, disas-
sembly, and functioning of the M60
machine gun.
TG 9-6-37 Caliber .45 Automatic Pistol M1911A1
(Color 4 FR 1969)
Illustrates the caliber .45 auto-
matic pistol M1911A1, showing gen-
eral assembly, major groups, and
operation.
TG 9-6-38 Browning Machine Gun, .50 Caliber, M2
(Color 17 FR 1970)
Illustrates the assembly, disas-
sembly, and operation of the weapon.
TG 9-6-39 Machine Gun, Cal. 30
(Color 12 FR 1971)
These charts illustrate assembly
and disassembly of the 30 caliber
machine gun and its operation.
TG 9-6-40 106MM Rifle, M40A1
(Color 16 FR 1971)
Illustrates the assembly, disas-
sembly, and operation of the 106mm
rifle, M40A1.
T 9-7-1 45 Pipe Template
(B&W 1960)
Diagram with six overlays de-
picting the "blueprint" of construc-
tion of equipment.
T 9-7-2 MIG Torch
(Color 1964)
Presents two schematic dia-
grams which identify the location
and nomenclature of major compon-
ents of the metal inert gas torch.
T 9-7-3 Connection Diagram, MIG
(Color 1964)
Presents a schematic diagram
which illustrates the cable connec-
tions and power circuit of the metal
inert gas torch.
TG 9-7-4 Pressure Flushing
(Color 1969)
Shows the procedure for flush-
ing a radiator and engine block.
TG 9-7-5 Tungsten Inert Gas Welding Torch
(Color 1969)
A cutaway view of the tig torch
illustrates its construction and op-
erational aspects.
TG 9-7-6
TG 9-8-1
TG 9-8-2
TG 9-8-3
TG 9-9-1
T 9-10-11
T 9-10-11A
T 9-10-12
T 9-10-12A
T 9-10-30
T 9-10-32A
T 9-10-35
Ml 13 Idler Arm Plate
(B&W 1969)
Illustrates automotive repair
procedure for replacing the idler
arm plate on the M113 personnel
carrier.
40MM Grenade Launcher M75
(Color 12 FR 1967)
Illustrates construction
function.
and
M5 Armament Subsystem
(Color 9 FR 1968)
Portrays the major components
of the M5 armament subsystem,
M75 grenade, and 40mm grenade.
XM21 Armament Subsystem
(Color 16 FR 1968)
Gun, 20MM, M139
(Color 23 FR 1971)
Shows exploded views of assem-
blies, and cutaway drawings of the
gun during each stage in the cycle
of operation.
Report of Survey
(B&W 1957)
DD Form 200 "Report of Sur-
vey" front side with sample data
entered.
R.port of Survey I
(B&W 1957)
DD Form 200 "Report of Sur-
vey" front side, blank form.
Report of Survey
(B&W 1959)
DD Form 200 "Report of Sur-
vey" reverse side with sample data
entered.
R port of Survey
(B&W 1959)
DD Form 200 "Report of Sur-
vey" reverse side, blank form.
Ammunition Stores Slip (FM 9-6)
(B&W 1957)
DA AGO Form 9-8, 1 June
1951.
Ammunition Inspection and Lot Number
Report, RCS ORD-1 (Rl)
(B&W 1957)
DA AGO Form 9-5, 1 Feb
1949.
Report of Damaged or Improper Shipment
(B&W 1957)
DD Form 6 front side, blank
form.
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T 9-1 0-35 A Report of Damaged or Improper Shipment
(B&W 1957)
DD Form 6 reverse side with
instructions listed.
T 9-10-42 Packing Assembly-Honest John Rocket
(B&W 2 FR 1963)
Presents views of construction
of plywood shipping container for
Honest John rocket warheads and
plywood shipping container for
XM50 rocket motor, XM66.
TG 9-10-43 Request for Issue and Turn-in of Ammu-
nition DA Form 581
(B&W 1968)
A replica of a blank DA Form
581.
TG 9-1044 Ammunition Condition Report DA Form
2415
(B&W 1968)
A replica of a blank DA Form
581.
T 9-11-13 Passive Homing
(Color 1956)
Diagram showing how missile
homes through non-directional rad-
iated energy on target; types of
radiated energy are indicated.
T 9-11-14 Command Control System
(Color 1956)
Chart showing the flow of com-
munication between the missile and
the radio transmitter and control
box on ground.
T 9-11-15 Radio Navigation
(Color 1956)
Chart showing how course of
missile from launcher to target is
guided in terms of lines of time-
distance from transmitter.
T 9-11-16 Command System
(Color 1956)
Chart showing paths of mis-
sile: target tracking radars on a
moving target and course of missile
from the launching point to col-
lision point.
T 9-11-17 Types of Guidance Terrestrial Navigation,
Preset Guidance, Inertia! Guidance
(Color 1956)
Chart illustrating course of
missile from launcher to target,
with the note that course cannot
be altered externally after launch-
ing.
T 9-11-18 Celestial Navigation
(Color 1956)
Chart showing how course of
missile from the launcher to target
is guided by means of continuous
celestial observation.
T 9-11-19 Beam Rider Guidance
(Color 1956)
Chart showing the paths of the
target tracking and beam radar on
a moving target, and the course
of missile from launching point to
collision point.
T 9-11-21 Modified Beam Rider
(Color 1956)
Chart on paths of beam and
target tracking radar on moving
target, and course of missile from
launching point onto beam radar
path to collision point.
TG 9-29 155MM Shell, HE, Ml 07
(1947)
G 9-30 8-Inch Shell, HE, M106
(1947)
TG 9-41 Shell Semifixed, HE, Ml With Supplemen-
tary Charge 105MM Howitzer
(1947)
TG 9-44 Fuze, Time and Superquick, M54
(Not made by APC)
(1947)
TG 9-45 Booster, M21A2 and M21A4
(Color 1960)
Illustrates the boosters in safe
and armed positions.
TG 9-50 Flare Trip, M49
(1947)
TG 9-67 Reflex Sight Ml 8 (Cal. 50MG)
(B&W 1954)
Illustrates the major compon-
ents and reticle pattern of the reflex
sight M18.
TG 9-101-2 Types of Cylinder Heads Used in Engines
(Color 1956)
Illustrates the L-type and I-
type cylinder heads.
TG 9-101-3 Piston Nomenclature
(1952)
TG 9-101-4 Piston Group
(Color 1956)
Illustrates the nomenclature
and location of the components of
the piston group.
TG 9-101-5 Valve Group
(Color 1 FR 1971)
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Shows cutaway view of equip-
ment.
TG 9-101-7 Engine Tune-up Cycls
(Color 1956)
Illustrates the sequence and op-
erations in the engine tune-up cycle.
TG 9101-9 Diesel Engine Combustion Chambers Typical
Designs
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Precombustion chamber, and
turbulence chamber designs cross-
section views of open combustion
chamber.
TG 910110 Compression Ratio Difference
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Demonstrates difference be-
tween diesel and gasoline engines.
TG 9-101-11 Engine, Four-Stroke Otto Cycle
(Color 1964)
TG 9-101-13 Relay Valve and Relay Emergency Valve
(Color 1966)
TG 9-101-20 Operation of Intake Manifold Hot Spot
(Color 1956)
TG 9-101-21 Throttle and Governor Linkage Adjustment
AN 1790 Series Engine
(Color 1 FR 1971)
TG 9-101-22 Setting Valve Rocker Clearance AOS 895
Engina
(1956)
TG 9-101-24 Two-Stroke Otto Cycle
(Color 1 FR 1971)
G 9-101-25 Ignition Wiring Diagram AOS 895-3 and
895-4 Engines
(1957)
TG 910126 Control Diagram and Governor Valve
Assembly-M62 Wrecker
(Color 1 FR 1971)
TG 9-101-27 Valve Rocker Arm Assembly, AV 1790 and
AOS 895 Engines
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Shows components and nomen-
clature.
TG 9-101-28 L and I Head Valve Operating Mechanism
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Shows parts nomenclature in
cross-section views.
TG 9-101-29 Cylinder Assembly, Engine AV 1790-5 A
and B
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Shows parts in cutaway view.
TG 9-101-30 Auxiliary Engine Removal (Disconnect
Points) Model A-41-1 and 2
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Enumerates disconnect points.
TG 9-101-32 Crankcase Ventilation System AVSI 1790
(B&W 1 FR 1971)
Illustrates two views of system.
T 9-102-11 Carburetor Speed Circuits (Carter)
(Color 1956)
Illustrates the high speed cir-
cuit and the low speed circuit in
the Carter carburetor.
TG 9-102-41 Holley Carburetor, Model 885-FG Float
Circuit
(Color 1 FR 1971)
TG 9-102-43 Titan Fuel Pump
(Color 1958)
TG 9-103-4 Diagram of Hydraulic Brake System
(Color 1951)
TG 9-103-5 Master Hydraulic Brake Cylinder
(Color 1951)
TG 9-103-6 Operation of Master Cylinder
(Color 1951)
TG 9-103-7 Sectional View of Wheel Cylinder
(Color 1951)
TG 9-103-14 Air Brake System
(Color 1951)
Illustrates the inter-relation-
ship between the components of the
air brake system.
TG 9-103-15 Air Brake System Typical Truck-Tractor
(Color 1951)
Illustrates the inter-relation-
ships between the components of the
air brake system in a typical truck-
tractor.
TG 9-103-16 Typical Semitrailer-Air Brake System
(Color 1951)
Schematic diagram of system
indicating the major components
hose to tractor, hose coupling, emer-
gency line tag, air filter check valve.
TG 9-103-23 Air-Hydraulic Cylinder (M-135) (Bendix)
(Color 1957)
TG 9-103-24 Rear Brake Assembly
(Color 1958)
TG 9-103-25 Air Compressor Governor 21/2 Ton Truck,
M135
(Color 1958)
TG 9-104-2 Distributor-Vacuum Advance
(Color 1952)
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TG 9-104-4
TG 9-104-6
TG 9-104-7
TG 9-104-8
TG 9-104-9
TG 9-104-10
I T 9-104-12
,4
TG 9-104-15
TG 9-104-16
TG 9-104-28
TG 9-104-29
TG 9-104-30
TG 9-104-31
Diagram of equipment illus-
trating flow of current through the
distributor, distributor diaphragm
advance, and engine intake mani-
fold and carburetor intake.
Distributor-Action of Centrifugal Governor
(Color 1951)
Illustrates the action of the
centrifugal governor.
Sectional View of Typical Spark Plug
(Color 1951)
Path of Heat Conduction in Spark Plugs
of Different Heat Ranges
(Color 1952)
Induction Coil With Secondary Winding
Next to Core
(Color 1951)
Illustrates primary and second-
ing winding of induction coil in
magnetic circuit.
SimpU Direct Current Generator
(Color 1951)
Diagrams illustrating the flow
of current through the external cir-
cuitry of the dc generator.
Determining Polarity of an Electromagnet
(Color 1951)
Cranking Motor, Delco-Remy, Model
1118533
(Color 1957)
Diagram of equipment.
Starting Switch Solenoid Circuit
(Color 1952)
(Rev) Typical Charging and Starting System
(Color 1966)
Presents a diagram of the ma-
jor components and current flow of
a typical charging and starting sys-
tem.
Truck, 21/2 Ton, 6x6, Cargo, M34, M35,
M36 Starter Assembly Waterproof
System
(Color 1953)
Truck, 21/2 Ton, 6x6, Cargo, M34, M35,
M36 Regulator Gjnerator Assembly-
Waterproof System
(Color 1953)
Truck, 21/2 Ton, 6x6, Cargo, M34, M35,
M36 Distributor, Waterproof
(Color 1952)
Truck, 21/2 Ton, 6x6, Cargo, M34, M35,
M36 Wiring Diagram Electrical System
(B&W 1953)
TG 9-104-32 Truck, 21/2 Ton, 6x6, Cargo, M34, M35,
M36 Distributor, Waterproof, Venting
(Color 1953)
TG 9 104 34 Generator Control Box Schematic
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Schematic view of equipment.
TG 9-104-37 Magneto, Bendix Scintilla (Exploded View)
(Color 1954)
TG 9-104-39 Generating System, 24 Volt
(Color 1954)
TG 9-104-41 Magnetic Circuit of Four Pob Generator
and Magnetic Circuit of Four Pole Motor
(Color 1954)
TG 9-104-42 Standard Light Switch
(1956)
TG 9-104-43 Internal Wiring, VBC-4002VT Control Box-
24V System
(Color 1957)
TG 9-10444 Waterproof Generators Commutator End
(Color 1957)
TG 9-104-45 Genera tor-Delco Remy Type Two-
Internally Grounded Field Circuit
(Color 1957)
TG 9-104-47 Star or 'Y' Connection Circuit Diagram-
Alternator
(Color 1956)
TG 9-104-54 Internal Wiring Diagram Auxiliary
Generator, A-41-1 (300 A)
(1957)
TG 9-104-55 Internal Wiring Diagram Model D-30-
Jack and Heintz Starter
(Color 1957)
TG 9-105-2 Gear, Steering Worm and Nut
(Color 1952)
Illustrates the components of
the mechanism front view.
TG 9-105-3 Gear, Steering Worm and Nut
(Color 1951)
Illustrates the components of
the mechanism side view.
G 91054 Gear, Steering, Worm and Sector
(1952)
TG 9-105-5 Gear Steering Cam and Lsver
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Illustrates cutaway view of
gear.
TG 9-105-6 Ross Steering Mechanism
(Color 1952)
TG 91057 Improved Ackerman Steering Linkage
(Color 1952)
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TG 9-105-8 Front Wheel Alignment
(Color 1952)
Illustrates the mechanical ac-
tions in front wheel alignment.
TG 9-105-9 Absorber, Shock Direct-Acting-Truck, 1/4
Ton 4 x 4
(Color 1961)
TG 9-105-12 Torsion Bar Suspension
(Color 1956)
TG 9-105-13 Double Action Shock Absorber
(1956)
TG 9-105-14 Steering Assist Mechanism and Hydraulic
Control Valve-Model HP 70
(Color 2 FR 1957)
TG 9-106-2 Slip Joint and Universal Joint
(Color 1953)
TG 9-106-3 Steering Knuckle and Constant Velocity
Universal Joint (Bendix-Weiss Type)
(Color 1951)
TG 9-1064 Constant-Velocity Universal Joint (Rzeppa
Type)
(Color 1951)
TG 9-106-6 Axle Differential
(Color 1952)
TG 9-106-7 Gears Ussd in Final Drives
(Color 1957)
TG 9-106-8 Type of Differentials
(Color 1957)
TG 9-106-9 Full-Floating Rear Axle
(Color 1954)
TG 9-106-10 Three-Quarter Floating Rear Axle
(Color 1954)
TG 9-106-11 Semifloating Rear Axle
(Color 1950)
TG 9-106-19 Power Flow Cross Drive Transmission
CD850-4, Reverse Range, Right Steer
(Color 1954)
TG 9-106-21 Power Flow Cross Drive Transmission
CD850-4, Low Range, Left Steer
(Color 1954)
TG 9-106-23 Power Flow Cross Drive Transmission
CD850-4, Low Range, Right Steer
(Color 1954)
TG 9-106-29 M34 Transfsr Case
(Color 1956)
TG 9-106-30 Double Reduction Final Drive M34
(1956)
TG 9-106-31 Differential, Controlled-Tracked Vehicles
(1956)
TG 9-106-32 Planetary Gears
(Color 1957 FR 5)
Illustrates the construction and
operation of planetary gears sin-
gle input and double input.
TG 9-106-33 Hooke S Coupling, Yoke Alinement, Pro-
peller Shaft and Universal Joint
(B&W 2 FR 1958)
TG 9-106-34 CD-500 Transmission
(Color 19 FR 1958)
Illustrates the power and oil
flow in the CD-500 transmission.
TG 9-106-38 Hydramatic Transmissions, Truck, 2V 2 Ton,
M135 and M211
(B&W 6 FR 1959)
TG 9-106-39 Oil Pressurs Check Points CD-850-4B
Transmission
(B&W 1959)
TG 9-106-40 End Cover CD-850 Transmission
(Color 1959)
TG 9-106-41 End Cover CD-500 Transmission
(Color 1959)
TG 9-106-42 5-Ton Differential and Carrier Assembly
(Color 1959)
TG 9-106-44 Brake Lubrication Oil Flow, CD-850
(Color 1959)
TG 9-106-45 Brake Apply Ring and Cam Assembly
(Color 1960)
TG 9-106-46 Oil Pressure Check Points CD-500-3 and 4
(B&W 1959)
TG 9-106-49 Torus Members and Front Planetary Unit
(GMC Model 302M)
(Color 1960)
TG 9-106-50 Accessory Drive Unit W/Tank Truck M217
(Color 1961)
TG 9-106-51 Power Train M48A2 Tank
(Color 4 FR 1966)
Illustrates the construction of
the various parts of the power
train, M48A2 tank.
TG 9-107-12 Clutch Linkage
(Color 4 FR 1966)
Illustrates the components and
mechanics of the clutch linkage in
various vehicles.
TG 9-108-1 Engine Cylinder Cooling of Block and
Head
(Color 1967)
TG 9-108-3 Cooling System, L-Head Engine (Circulation
Diagram)
(Color 1967)
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TG 9-108-4 Engine Cooling System Thermostat-Bellows
Type
(Color 1967)
TG 9-108-9 Pressure Radiator Cap
(Color 1967)
TG 9-108-10 Typical Water Pump
(B&W 1967)
TG 9-108-11 Aircooling System AVSI 1790
(Color 1967)
TG 9-109-1 Four Functions of oil in Automotive Engin*
(Color 1967)
TG 9-109-3 Automotive Engine Full Force Feed
Lubrication System
(Color 1967)
TG 9-109-4 Automotive Engine-Combination Splash
and Force Feed Lubrication System
(Color 1967)
TG 9-109-5 Filter, Oil, Automotive Engine (Removable
Cartridge Typa)
(Color 1967)
TG 9-109-6 Pump, Oil, Automotive Engine (Gear Type)
(Color 1967)
TG 9-109-7 Bearings, Engine, Automotive (Friction Type
for Lubrication Systems)
(Color 1967)
TG 9-109-8 Conditions Under Which Greases are
Commonly Used (for Automotiva
Engine Bearings)
(Color 1951)
TG 9-109-10 Why Different Grades of Oil are Necessary
for Different Bearing Conditions
(Color 1951)
TG 9-109-11 Lubrication, Standard Equipment (for
Bearings)
(B&W 1967)
G 9-109-12 Standard Lubrication Fittings
(1957)
TG 9-200 Relation of Tube Length and Bore Diameter
(Color 1951)
TG 9-201 Interior of Cannon Bore
(Color 1956)
Illustrates the location of com-
ponents in the cannon bore.
TG 9-207 Firing Lock
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Illustrates four positions of
firing lock in cutaway view.
TG 9-208 Firing Lock Ml 3 Continuous-Pull Mechanism
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Shows cutaway view of mech-
anism.
TG 9-231 Howitzer, 155MM M1A1 With Carriaga,
Howitzer, 155MM M1A1 or M1A2
(Color 9 FR 1955)
Depicts the general character-
istics, components, and function of
the 155mm Howitzer, M1A1 and
M1A2.
TG 9-234 105MM Howitzer M2A1
(Color 11 FR 1956)
Illustrates the general charac-
teristics, components, and func-
tioning of the 105mm howitzer
M2A1.
TG 9-235 Gun, Dual Automatic 40MM, M2A1
(Color 23 FR 1956)
Presents the general charac-
teristics, nomenclature, components,
and firing action of the gun dual
automatic 40mm, M2A1.
TG 9-245 Firing Mechanism Ml
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Shows cutaway view of mech-
anism.
TG 9-248 Elevating Pinion and Worm Wheel Carriage,
Howitzer, 115MM M1A1 or M1A2
(1956)
TG 9-250 Main and Auxiliary Engine Relays-
Schematic Diagram (Tank, 90MM
Gun, M48 Tank, 120MM Gun, T43)
(Color 1956)
TG 9-267 Trunion Bearing Cap-155MM Gun and 8-
Inch Howitzer
(B&W 1958)
TG 9-269 Turret Components, 90MM Gun Tanks,
M48A1 and M48A2
(Color 7 FR 1959)
Illustrates the design of the
turret components of the 90mm gun
tanks, M48A1 and M48A2.
TG 9-271 90MM Gun, Tank, M48A2
(Color 6 FR 1960)
Presents a view of the driver's
compartment and designs of the
various components of the M48A2
tank.
TG 9-300 Quadrant, Gunner's, Ml
(Color 1951)
TG 9-301 Sight M4
(Color 1951)
TG 9-304 Telescope, Panoramic M12
(Color 1957)
TG 9-305 Telescope Mount M23
(Color 1957)
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TG 9-306 Telescope, Elbow, M16A1
(Color 1957)
TG 9-307 Optical System, Telescope M97 W/Mount
M92
(Color 1957)
TG 9-312 Telescope, B.C., M65
(Color 1957)
TG 9-313 Infra-Red System-Periscope M19
(Color 1967)
TG 9-314 Principles of Stereoscopic Sights
(Color 14 FR 1957)
Illustrates the general charac-
teristics, controls and systems of
basic range finders M12 for M47
tanks, M13 for M48 tanks and M14
for Ml 03 heavy tanks.
TG 9-318 Telescope M84-Opticol System
(Color 1960)
TG 9-319-1 Aiming Circle M2
(Color 1960)
TG 9-319-2 Aiming Circle M2-Opticol System
(Color 1960)
TG 9400 Propelling Charges Types of Grains
(Color 1957)
Diagrams of strip, cord and sin-
gle perforated types: diagrams of
multi-perforated type before burn-
ing and during burning.
TG 9401 Small Arms Ammunition
(Color 1951)
TG 9-409 Shell, Fixed, HE, M71, Smokeless
(Color 1952)
G 9-410 She!', HE, 75MM, M48, W/Fuze, PD,
M51A5
(Color 1951)
T 9-414 Fuze, Time and Superquick, M77
(Color 1957)
Diagram of M77 indicating its
components: diagrams of the M77
in the unarmed position, setback
position, and action during flight.
TG 9414 Primers, Percussion
(Color 1952)
TG 9416 Fuz-, Time, Mechanical, Timing Mechanism
(Color 1957)
TG 9-419 Fuze, PD, M48A3 M51A5
(Color 1952)
TG 9-420 Booster, M24B1
(Color 1951)
TG 9-422 Fuze Point Detonating MS and M9
(Unarmed)
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Cutaway view of unarmed pos-
ition.
TG 9-423 Fuze Point Detonating M8 and M9 (Armed)
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Cutaway view of armed pos-
ition.
TG 9-426 Family of Fuzes
(Color 7 FR 1955)
Illustrates the characteristics,
nomenclature, arming, and action
of the various types of fuzes.
TG 9-427 Family of Shells
(Color 11 FR 1955)
Illustrates the Nomenclature,
characteristics of design, function-
ing, and marking or propelling and
bursting charges, and projectiles.
TG 9-429 Fuze, Bomb Tail, M123A1
(Color 1957)
TG 9-437 Grenade, Rifle, Heat M31
(Color 1957)
TG 9-439 Bomb, Practice, 100 Ibs, M38A2
(Color 1956)
TG 9-442 Fuze, Rocket, V.T., M403
(Color 1956)
TG 9-443 Fuze, Bomb, Tail, Ml 32 (Series)
(Color 1956)
TG 9-445 Bomb, Demolition, 4000 Ib AN-56A2
(Color 1956)
TG 9-448 Fuze, V.T., T226 (M513) and T227 (M514)
(Color 1956)
TG 9-449 Fuze, Bomb, V.T. Bar Type
(Color 1956)
TG 9-450 Fuze, Bomb, Nose, V.T., AN-M168
(Color 1956)
TG 9-452 Fuze, Bomb, Nose, M120A1 (AN-M120A1)-
Gear Train
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Exploded view of mechanism.
TG 9-454 Compl-te Round Chart for 8' Howitzer M2
and T89
(Color 1957)
TG 9-455 Cartridge, 90MM: Canister, M336
(Color 1957)
TG 9-456 Reducer, Flash, Ml
(Color 1957)
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TG 9-457 Signal, Illumination, Aircraft: Green Tracer,
Red-Red Star, AN-M54A1
(Color 1957)
TG 9-458 Signal, Illumination, Ground: Green Star,
Cluster, Ml 25 (T71)
(Color 1957)
TG 9-459 Signal Illumination Ground: White Star,
Parachute, Ml 27 (T7-3)
(Color 1957)
TG 9-464-1 Cartridgs, 76MM, HVAP-DS-T, M331A2
(Exterior View)
(Color 1958)
TG 9-464-2 Projectile HVAP-DS-T (Exploded View)
(B&W 1958)
TG 9-466 Cartridge, 106MM: HE, AT, M344A1 W/Fuze,
PIBD, M509
(Color 1957)
TG 9-467 Ammunition Shipping, Handling and
Storage
(B&W 11 FR 1958)
Illustrates the methods of pack-
ing, handling, and storage of var-
ious types of ammunition.
TG 9468 Standardized Grenades
(Color 17 FR 1958)
Illustrates the characteristics
and representative packaging of
standardized grenades.
TG 9-469 Types of Ammunition Stacks
(Color 4 FR 1958)
Illustrates the characteristics
of different types of ammunition
stacks.
TG 9-500 Temper Colors
(Color 1952)
TG 9-501 Butt and Fillet Weld Nomenclature
(Color 1951)
TG 9-502 Polarity-Direction of Current Flow
(Color 1952)
TG 9-505 Single-stage Regulator
(Color 1951)
TG 9506 Oxygen Regulator
(Color 1951)
TG 9-507 Arc Welding-Action of Heavy Coated
Electrode
(Color 1956)
TG 9-508 Welding-Regulator, Single-Stage
(Color 1956)
TG 9-509 Bevel Gear Adjustment
(Color 1956)
TG 9511 Vacuum and Pressure Gauge
(Color 1957)
TG 9-513 Effects of Overloading a Hook
(B&W 1957)
TG 9-514 Welding Torches, Injector-Type Mixing Heads
(1957)
TG 9-515 Welding Torches, Equal Pressure Type
(1957)
TG 9-516 Welding Regulator, Two Stage
(1957)
TG 9-518 Welding Torch, Cutting Attachment
(1957)
TG 9-519 Twist Drill
(Color 1957)
TG 9-521 Preparation of Ordnance Material for Deep
Water Fording
(Color 5 FR 1958)
Illustrates the sealing, venting,
and other preparations for deep
water fording.
TG 9-524 Bearings
(Color 4 FR 1958)
G 9525 Pneumatic Tires
(6 FR 1958)
TG 9-526 Fuel Injection
(Color 3 FR 1959)
Illustrates the functional
aspects of fuel injection.
TG 9-527 Typical Air Compressor
(Color 1959)
TG 9-528 Magneto Bjndix-Scintilla
(Color 1 FR 1971)
Cross-section view of magneto.
TG 9-529 Types of Rims for Vehicles
(B&W 1960)
TG 9-602 Submachine Gun, Cal. .45, M3A1
(Color 4 FR 1955)
Illustrates the nomenclature,
functioning, field stripping, and de-
tail stripping of the submachine
gun, cal. .45, M3A1.
T 9-605 Browning Machine Gun, Cal. .50, M2
(Color 11 FR 1966)
Presents the characteristics,
nomenclature and functioning of the
Browning machine gun cal. .50, M2.
TG 9-608 Rifle, 7.62MM, M14
(Color 12 FR 1960)
Illustrates the general charac-
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teristics, basic nomenclature, ma-
jor components, and functioning of
the rifle, 7.62mm, M14.
TG 9-618 Gun, Submachine, Cal. .45, M3A1
TG 9-625 SIMM Mortar M29
(Color 7 PR 1971)
Illustrates components and no-
menclature.
TG 9-629 3.5 Rocket Launcher
TG 9-631 Mortar, 4.2 Inch, M30 and Mortar Mount,
M24A1
(B&W 13 FR 1960)
Presents the general data, char-
acteristics and major components of
the mortar, 4.2 inch, M30, and mor-
tar mount, M24A1.
TG 9-665 Turret Traversing and Gun Elevating System
M48A2 and M60 Tanks (Controlled
Pressure System)
(Color 7 FR 1967)
TG 9-800 Truck, Utility Ml 51 and M408
(B&W 14 FR 1960)
Illustrates the exterior and in-
terior construction of the M151 and
M408 utility trucks, with particular
focus on: engine compartment, pow-
er plant, driver compartment, steer-
ing gear and linkage, accelerator
and choke control, brake, clutch
pedal and master cylinder, rear sus-
pension, and differential carrier.
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17. 10-Series; Quartermaster
TF 10-21
TF 10-33
TF 10-35
TF 10-36
TF 10-37
TF 10-38
TF 10-44
TF 10-46
How to Us3 Cold Weather Clothing
(Color 14 Min 1952)
Discusses the importance and
'Know-Hows' of using cold weather
clothing properly.
Unit Messing in the Field-Part l-The Mobile
Kitchen
(B&W 9 Min 1957)
Features, use and assembly of
kitchen conversion of truck into
kitchen, installation of kitchen
equipment, readying and serving
meals safety precautions.
Cooking Methods and Terms
(B&W 28 Min 1958)
Terms, procedures and recipes
outlined in army cooking manuals
procedure for using a recipe
methods of cutting, mixing, prepar-
ing and cooking.
Warehousing Series Part I Storage
Procedures
(B&W 21 Min 1958)
Objectives, resources and oper-
ation of a military depot special
and all-purpose facilities capacity
and commodity factors in storage
of supplies.
Warehousing Series Part II Aisle
Arrangement
(B&W 9 Min 1958)
Features and purpose of main,
cross, personnel, service, bin and
fire aisles stress on proper aisle
arrangement for efficient operations.
Warehousing Series Part III Bins, Racks
and Box Pallets
(B&W 11 Min 1958)
Construction, purpose and types
of items stored in each storage aid
organization and operation of a
retail bin area.
Warehousing Series Part IV Palletized
Unit Loads
(B&W 17 Min 1958)
Construction and use of stand-
ard 40 by 48 inch 4-way doubled
faced flat palet, and metal and
wooden type box pallets stowing
and securing containers on pallets.
Warehousing Series Part VI Fire Protection
of Supplies
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
Need and implementation of
TF 10 Quartermaster
fire prevention training program
proper warehouse construction and
storage of supplies safety rules
to prevent fire proper action in
case of fire.
TF 10-47 Inspection and Handling of Food at Mess
Level
(Color 24 Min 1959)
Inspection and storage of per-
ishable and nonperishable foods
from time of arrival at military
installations to time it is served
at mess level.
TF 10-50 General Purpose Tents
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
Features, use, pitching, strik-
ing, folding, and care of medium
and large general purpose tents.
TF 10-51 Field Kitchen Tent M1948-Pitehing, Care
and Maintenance
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
Features and use of M1948 tent
in field procedures for pitching,
closing for blackout, striking, care
and maintenance of tent.
TF 10-52 Warehousing Series-Part Vll-ltems of
Materials Handling Equipment
(B&W 16 Min 1963)
Design and function of powered
equipment: forklift trucks, ware-
house tractors, saddle trucks and
cranes features and use of auxil-
iary handling equipment.
TF 10-929 Hand Measuring and Power Tools-
Operation and Care of Portable
and Bench Grinders
(B&W 18 Min 1942)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Use and proper employment of
portable and bench grinders
proper care and maintenance safe-
ty precautions to be observed.
TF 10-930 Hand Measuring and Power Tools-Portable
Electric Drills
(B&W 19 Min 1942)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Uses of portable electric drill,
including reaming, counter-sinking,
cleaning valve guides inspection
and maintenance procedures.
TF 10932 Hand M;asuring and Power Tools Care
and Use of Files
(B&W 24 Min 1942)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Instruction on how to hold and
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TF 10-2855
use files factors associated with
proper care.
TF 10-933 The Use and Abuses of Twist Drills TF 10-2799
(B&W 27 Min 1942)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Function of each part, with em-
phasis on point of drill use of cor-
rect size, cooling and lubricating
oils, speed and feed with different
materials.
TF 10-1932 Operation of the 50 Gallon Per Minute TF 10-2843
Petroleum Dispenser
(B&W 21 Min 1954)
Identifies component parts
demonstrates starting, lubrication
for stopping procedures lubrica-
tion for various climates evacua-
tion.
TF 10-1960 Ml 937 Field Range Fire Unit-Part I-
Principles of Operation-Part II- TF 10-2846
Maintenance
(B&W 36 Min 1954)
Part I Component parts be-
f ore-operation, during-operation and
after-operation service part II
disassembly cleaning of parts re-
assembly of unit.
TF 10-2426 Fitting Army Uniforms and Footwear-
Fitting of the Army Green Uniform
(B&W 35 Min 1957)
Technique of fitting each gar-
ment of army green uniform to
conform to 'Approved Concept of TF jo-2965
Fit' authorized alterations.
TF 10-2430 Fitting Army Uniforms and Footwear-
Fining of Footwear
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
Try-on procedure for fitting low
quarter shoes, rubber, insulated com-
bat boots, and mukluks ordering
special measurement or orthopedic
shoes.
TF 10-2454 Unit Messing In the Field-Part Il-Field
Operation
(B&W 14 Min 1957)
Steps to establish field kitchen
facilities under combat conditions
cooking and serving methods pro-
per sanitation night discipline.
TF 10-2731 Gauging and Sampling Petroleum
Products
(B&W 18 Min 1958)
Gauging amount of product and
water in storage tank determin- TF 10-3119
ing and correcting temperature of
TF 10-3073
TF 10-3092
product securing samples from
tank and 55-gallon drum.
Petroleum Safety Precautions
(B&W 18 Min 1960)
Preliminary check of petroleum
equipment, area, and firefighting
equipment bonding and grounding
guarding against vapors atten-
tion to leaks prompt first aid
when necessary.
Heatar Duct-Type, Portable, 250,000 Btu's
Operation and Maintenance
(B&W 20 Min 1960)
Design, construction and use
bef ore-operation checks starting
engine during-operation checks
shutoff provisions after-operation
maintenance safety measures
throughout.
Disaster Feeding
(B&W 27 Min 1960)
Purpose, preparation and execu-
tion of disaster feed-plan facilities
provided under construction phases
I, II, and III of the plan.
POL Pier Discharge Operations
(B&W 18 Min 1960)
Procedure in off-loading petro-
leum products from a tanker at a
dock duties of Navy and QM
personnel in transfer operation
stress on safety precatuions.
Protective Gear for Handling Guided
Missile Liquid Propellents
(Color 22 Min 1961)
Need for, features, and proper
use of the green ensemble, and black
full and limited protection ensembles
and their associated equipment.
Care and Use of Pneumatic Dunnage
(B&W 15 Min 1961)
Features and components of
dunnage installation and inflation
of units to stay cargo removal of
units when cargo is unloaded re-
pair and testing for reuse.
Individual Load Carrying Equipment
(B&W 20 Min 1961)
Components of combat load and
field load how existence-type and
battle-type items are assembled,
worn, and secured in their proper
places.
Cooking Outfit for Small Detachments
(B&W 22 Min 1961)
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TF 10-3141
TF 10-3142
TF 10-3151
TF 10-3205
TF 10-3273
TF-10-3295
Features, transport, installation
and use of unit proper cooking
and serving procedures disassem-
bly and packing of unit for move
to new area.
Rough Terrain Forklift 6,000-Pound
Capacity Part I Characteristics,
Operation, and Operator Maintenance
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
Features and functioning of
major components operation of
forklift on terrain and ship-to-
shore daily and weekly preventive
maintenance.
Rough Terrain Forklift 6,000-Pound
Capacity Part II Organization
Scheduled Preventive Maintenance
(B&W 28 Min 1962)
Before operation inspection
work test engine check chassis
and body inspection fire extinguish-
er check final work test proper
completion of DA Form 465.
Gasoline Dispenser Tank and Pump Unit-
Operation and Maintenance
(B&W 30 Min 1962)
Features, installation, filling,
dispensing and decanting, and daily
preventive maintenance of tank and
pump unit stress on safety meas-
ures.
Portable Class III Supply Point
(B&W 25 Min 1962)
Selection and preparation of
operating site, setting up compon-
ents of fuel system, procedure for
receiving fuel, fuel delivery opera-
tions, maintenance of supply point
equipment.
Rough Terrain Forklift Truck, 10,000-Pound
Capacity Part I Characteristics,
Operation, and Operator Maintenance
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
Capabilities and use as a fork-
lift truck, for surfing operation,
and as a crane. Operator preven-
tive maintenance procedures peculiar
to forklift vehicles.
Materiel Handling Methods The
Forklift Truck
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Features of standard forklift
models theory of balanced opera-
tion use of forklift in loading and
unloading, miscellaneous warehouse
operation, and open storage opera-
tion.
TF 10-3318 Forklift Truck, Rough Terrain, 10,000-
Pound Capacity, With Crane
Attachment Part II Organizational
Maintenance
(B&W 32 Mm 1963)
Two hundred fifty hours or
quarterly inspection and mainten-
ance of vehicles with and without
crane attachment before-operation
checks, work test, servicing of oper-
ation components and special equip-
ment, final work test.
TF 10-3403 Rigging of Supplies and Equipment for
Airdrop From the Caribou Airplane-
Techniques, Procedures, and
Characteristics
(B&W 26 Min 1964)
Extraction method of air de-
livery technique for loading, tie-
down, and airdrop of cargo con-
cept of gravity release and manual
ejection air delivery.
TF 10-3411 Petroleum Tank Vehicle Operations
(B&W 24 Min 1964)
Features and operation of pe-
troleum tank vehicle used for re-
fueling ground vehicle and aircraft
stress on safety precautions and
quality survival of fuels.
TF 10-3435 Fitting Army Uniforms and Footwear-
Fitting General Duty Uniforms
(B&W 17 Min 1964)
Approved concept of fit and
steps in fitting summer uniform,
and marking of uniform for author-
ized alterations provisions for re-
quisitioning made to order uniforms.
TF 10-3510 Cargo Parachute Release and Load
Coupler
(B&W 18 Min 1965)
Components, operation, inspec-
tion, maintenance and use of release
mechanism w/GLLA cargo para-
chute design and use of 8- and 12-
spool load couplers.
TF 10-3543 Combat Service Support Operations in
the Division Part I Introduction
(B&W 19 Min 1965)
Organization, missions, and cap-
abilities of division support command
and its relation to reorganization
objective Army divisions supplies
and services provided reorganization
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TF 10-3772
TF 10-3868
objective Army divisions under var- TF 10-3754
ious types of combat situations.
TF 10-3544 Combat Service Support Operations
In the Division Part II The Division
Support Command
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
Mission, organization, and cap-
ability of HQ and HQ Company and
Band, administrative company, med-
ical battalion, supply and transport
company, and maintenance battal-
ion.
TF 10-3593 Individual Load Carrying System-
Variations of Use
(B&W 10 Min 1965)
Component and use of fighting,
existence and mission-type loads
use of universal load carrying sling,
pack adapter strap, and the pack-
board.
TF 10-3645 Air Supported Tentage (For Missiles)
(B&W 27 Min 1965)
Use, erection and striking of
Nike Hercules dual-wall tent, Persh-
ing missile tent, and ground and
tower-mounted radome tent. TF 10-3874
TF 10-3656 Inspection and Maintenance of Airdrop
Equipment
(B&W 15 Min 1966)
Rigger, pack-in-process, routine
and in-storage methods of inspec-
tion stitching and patching para-
chute equipment cleaning and dry-
ing soiled equipment.
TF 10-3660 Bread and Dinner Rolls
(Color 20 Min 1966)
Principles, ingredients, and pro-
cedure in making loaves of bread
and various types of rolls plain,
parkerhouse, hamburger, frankfurt-
er, etc.
TF 10-3702 Valves, Traffic Controllers in the Pipeline
(B&W 17 Min 1967)
Features and action of the ris-
ing stem gate, nonrising stem gate,
plug, swing check, globe, and pres-
sure relief valves of pipeline sys-
tem.
TF 10-3752 Lightweight Rucksack TF 10-3981
(B&W 16 Min 1966)
Components; loading and pack-
ing combat pack; use as combina-
tion combat pack and cargo carrier;
attachment of rifle and adjustment
during firing; emergency removal;
maintenance.
TF 10-3889
TF 10-3952
Airdropped Supplies and Equipment
Derigging Recovery of Airdrop Equip-
ment
(B&W 16 Min 1966)
Planning, priority, and meth-
ods of recovery of personnel, car-
go, parachute, and airdrop equip-
ment; storage and evacuation of
airdrop equipment; derigging of A-
22 container.
Sweet Doughs
(Color 19 Min 1967)
How basic sweet dough is pre-
pared and used in making sweet
rolls and coffee cakes.
Collapsible Drum, 500 Gal. (Use and Care)
(B&W 23 Min 1967)
Principal components and re-
lated items of equipment; proced-
ures for filling the drum; methods
of loading filled drums for trans-
portation by ground vehicles and
aircraft; pick-up procedures at air
delivery points; protective measures
to prevent damage and prolong life
of drum.
The Parachute Rigger
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Training and duties of U.S.
army parachute rigger, with focus
on basic airborne training, para-
chute rigger course, and rigger
skills related to packing parachutes,
rigging supplies, and air drop tech-
niques.
Quick Breads
(Color 21 Min 1968)
Principles and procedures in
the preparation and baking of the
four basic mixes for making pow-
der biscuits, corn bread, plain muf-
fins, and quick coffee cake.
Joint Inspection of Air Drop Loads
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
Shows how an army rigger and
an Air Force loadmaster check out
a rigged 105mm howitzer mounted
on a modular platform for air drop
from a C-130 space aircraft equip-
ped with a dual rail system.
M59 Field Range and Accessory Outfit
(B&W 61 Min 3 Reels 1969)
Discusses the components and
types of cooking accomplished by
the M59 field range and M2 burner
unit; depicts the step-by-step pro-
cedures to operate and maintain
the equipment.
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TF 10-3999 Breakfast Meal
(Color 26 Min 1969)
Describes the principles and
procedures for preparing and serv-
ing items on the a la carte break-
fast menu: fruits, juices, cereal,
eggs, meats, french toast, and grid-
dle cakes.
TF 10-4000 Repair Parts Identification
(Color 24 Min 1969)
Defines the problems in repair
parts identification and illustrates
the procedures for identifying items
that have lost their identity as a
result of prevailing combat condi-
tions or careless handling and stor-
age practices.
TF 10-4051 Air Crewman Protective Armor
(Color 16 Min 1971)
Demonstrates effectiveness of
the protective vest worn by heli-
copter crewmen. Shows correct way
to don and wear the vest, and how
to determine correct size.
TF 10-4052 Memorial Activities-Part ll-ldentification
(Color 25 Min 1969)
Depicts the procedures for es-
tablishing positive identification of
deceased members of the armed
forces from the initial recovery of
the body in the field on through its
evacuation to the graves registra-
tion collection point and the army
mortuary.
TF 10-4079 Operation and Care of Garrison Mess
Equipment Part II Ranges, Ovens,
Griddles, Deep-Fat Fryers and Conveyer
Toasters
(B&W 45 Min 2 Reels 1969)
Depicts the features, use, and
care of: hot-top and grill-top heavy
duty gas fired ranges, sectional type
ovens, table-mounted griddles, deep-
fat fryers, and conveyer toasters.
TF 10-4030 Operation and Care of Garrison Mess
Equipment Part IV Vertical Mixer With
Attachments, Slicing Machine and
Vegetable Peeling Machin
(B&W 33 Min 1969)
Describes the features, func-
tions, operation, and care of the
named equipment.
TF 10-4081 Hand Operated Honeycomb Expander
(B&W 23 Min 1969)
Shows how a two-man team
and a four-man team operate the
honeycomb expander to produce ex-
panded honeycomb pads used as an
impact absorbing material in aerial
delivery of supplies and equipment.
TF 10-4087 The Army Cook Part I Meat Identification
Use and Care of Meat Cutting Hand Tools
(B&W 21 Min 1971)
Identifies and shows proper
care of boning knife, steak knife,
butcher's steel, meat hook, safety
glove, baker's scraper, multiple oil
stone, block brush, and flat file.
TF 10-4090 The Army Cook-Part IV-Processing
Chickens
(B&W 25 Min 1971)
Shows procedure for cutting up
chickens, using a boning knife, into
quarters or ten pieces. Covers dif-
ference between broiler-fryers,
roasters, and stewing chickens.
TF 10-4124 FASCOM Supply Units
(Color 25 Min 1971)
Describes operation and ad-
vantages of the new single source
supply system for direct and gen-
eral support in the combat zone.
TF 10-4126 Operation and Care of Garrison Mess
Equipment: Part I Coffee Urns
(B&W 26 Min 1971)
Describes the 10- and 15-gal-
lon coffee urn, its use and care,
and gives rules for good coffee mak-
ing.
TF 10-4127 Operation and Care of Garrison Mess
Equipment Part III Steam-Jacketed
Kettle, Bain-Marie, Steam Table, and
Steam Cooker
(B&W 26 Min 1972)
Demonstrates construction, op-
eration, after-operation servicing,
cleaning, and safety precautions for
each equipment.
TF 10-4128 Operation and Care of Garrison Mess
Equipment: Part V Refrigerators and
Frozen Food Cabinets
(B&W 14 Min 1971)
Describes cleaning of reach-in
refrigerators and frozen food cab-
inets; proper methods of storing
foods; defrosting the frozen food
cabinet.
TF 10-4158 Memorial Activities Part Ill-Concurrent
Return Program
(Color 22 Min 1970)
Illustrates the principles and
techniques of establishing positive
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identification of deceased members
of the armed forces.
TF 10-4159 Memorial Activities Part V-Disposition of
Personal Effects
(Color 17 Min 1971)
Shows the procedure for the
collection, securing, inventory, proc-
essing, and delivery of personel ef-
fects of military deceased.
TF 10-4161 Memorial Activities Part IV Escorting
Deceased Personnel
(Color 28 Min 1971)
Explains duties of the escort,
and procedures for transporting re-
mains, meeting the family, and at-
tending the viewing and funeral.
TF 10-4170 Site Selection By Combat Service Support,
Supply and Service Units
(Color 14 Min 1970)
This film highlights the concept
that success or failure of an op-
eration can depend upon getting
needed supplies to where and when
it is needed.
TF 10-4191 Parachute-Success or Failure?
(Color 24 Min 1970)
Describes the importance of
care in handling prachutes. Shows
excellence of parachute design and
maintenance. Examples of careless
handling, and their consequences,
are demonstrated.
TF 10-4216 Classes of Supply
(B&W 15 Min 1971)
Defines the ten supply categor-
ies and their subclasses, and out-
lines the use of this system.
TF 10-4217 The Army Commissary
(B&W 22 Min 1972)
Describes the history, policies,
and objectives of the army commis-
sary and food system; stresses the
value of this food service as part
of the serviceman's pay.
TF 10-4218 Self Service Supply Centar
(B&W 19 Min 1971)
Shows the normal operation of
the supply center. Describes the
charge plate, customer's ledger ac-
count card, want slip, the monthly
statement, and procedures for re-
plenishing supplies.
TF 10-4223 Hot Weather Clothing and Equipment
(Color 26 Min 1971)
Shows methods of protection
against heat, wetness, and insects.
Demonstrates features and proper
use of hot weather equipment and
clothing.
TF 10-4263 Single Trailer Laundry Unit Part I Road
Movement and Setup
(B&W 23 Min 1972)
Demonstrates procedures for
hooking and unhooking the unit
to a truck, and setting the unit up
for operation in the field.
TF 10-4264 Single Trailer Laundry Unit-Part II-
Operation and Shutdown
(B&W 29 Min 1972)
Demonstrates procedures for
startup, automatic and manual op-
eration, shutdown, and stowage of
parts for road movement.
TF 10-4265 The 8-Showerhead Portable Bath Unit
(B&W 23 Min 1972)
Demonstrates site selection, set-
up, startup and operation, preven-
tive maintenance during operation,
shutdown procedure, and disassem-
bly.
TF 10-4299 Fuel System Supply Point
(B&W 29 Min 1972)
Demonstrates components, set-
up, operation, and maintenance pro-
cedures and checks of a field fuel
supply point.
TF 10-4300 Care and Storage of Tentage
(B&W 19 Min 1972)
Gives rules for care and hand-
ling of tents; site selection and
preparation, pitching, inspecting,
striking and storage, tenching, and
prevention of mildew.
TF 10-4310 Warehousing Series Part I Receiving
Procedures
(B&W 16 Min 1972)
Shows basic principles and pro-
cedures used in receiving opera-
tions at warehouses; breaks each
procedure into steps. Shows meth-
ods of loading trucks and railroad
cars.
TF 10-4311 Warehousing Series Part II Shipping
Procedures
(B&W 17 Min 1972)
Shows shipping procedures
used in a military storage facility;
planning, item selection, replenish-
ment, discrepancies, handling equip-
ment, and loading.
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TF 10-4422 Warehousing Series-Part Vlll-Operator's
Inspection and Maintenance of
Materials Handling Equipment
(B&W 34 Min 1972)
Demonstrates preventive main-
tenance operations and safety rec-
ommendations for keeping handling
equipment in operating condition.
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FB 10-220 Construction of Arctic Igloo
(B&W 10 Min 1948)
A three-man igloo is construct-
ed in 3 hours by three men; ad-
vantages of igloo over tent under-
scored.
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MF 10-7941
MF 10-5022 Quality Control of the US Army Green
Uniform
(Color 21 Min 1966)
Activities of army uniform MF 10 ~5297
quality control office to assure qual-
ity and fit of military dress in ac-
cordance with army regulations.
MF 10-5291 Preparing Ration-Dense Foods
(Color 15 Min 1968)
(Adopted Navy Film) MF 10-5298
Techniques in preparing re-
cipes from ration-dense foods: to-
mato juice, beef pattties jardiniere,
mashed potatoes, green beans, and
coleslaw.
MF 10-5292 Basic Meat Cookery MF 10-7527
(Color 35 Min 1968)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Application of moist heat cook-
ing method to tougher cuts of meat
such as swiss steaks, pot roast, and
beef stew; and application of dry
heat cooking method for roast beef,
grilled steaks, and veal cutlets.
MF 10-5293 Poultry Cookery
(Color 23 Min 1968)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Cooking methods applied in pre-
paring various poultry entrees:
deep-fat fried chicken, oven fried
chicken, chicken cacciatori, chicken
pot pie, fricassee, roast turkey, and
turkey a-la-king.
MF 10-5294 Seafood Cookery
(Color 21 Min 1968)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Cooking methods applied in pre-
paring fresh and canned fish en-
trees: fried fillets and steaks, baked
fillets with and without stuffing,
shrimp creole, fried shrimp, sal-
mon casserole, baked tuna and
noodles, and baked salmon loaf.
MF 10-5295 Preparation of Salads
(Color 10 Min 1968)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Techniques for preparing: j^p iQ-8722
tossed green salad, mixed fruit
salad, gelatin salad, potato salad,
and marinated green bean and on-
ion salad.
MF 10-5296 The Sandwich Meal
(Color 17 Min 1968)
(Adopted Air Force Film) MF 10-9021
Techniques for making, wrap-
ping, and boxing meat and cheese
MF 10-7942
MF 10-7943
sandwiches; and preparation of hot
sandwiches to order.
Pastry and Pies
(Color 35 Min 1969)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Illustrates the principles and
procedures for making pies and
pastry.
Vegetable Preparation
(Color 17 Min 1969)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Illustrates the principles and
procedures in planning, preparing,
and serving vegetable menus.
Mechanical Refrigeration and How It
Works
(B&W 23 Min 1948)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Mechanical operation of refri-
geration plants including descrip-
tion of law of heat flow, evapora-
tion, condensation and use of refrig-
erants.
Battlefield Evacuation of Deceased
Personnel
(B&W 8 Min 1953)
Instructs graves registration
personnel in the techniques of hand-
ling remains through the various
stages of evacuation to burial.
Processing of Remains and Interment in
Temporary Military Cemeteries
(B&W 9 Min 1953)
Depicts procedures followed by
graves registration personnel in
processing of remains and inter-
ment in temporary military ceme-
teries.
Search and Recovery of Deceased
Personnel
(B&W 7 Min 1953)
Instructs graves registration
personnel on the techniques of
search, recovery and identification
of battlefield dead.
Site Selection and Movement of
Quartermaster Nondivisional Units
(B&W 24 Min 1957)
Elements considered in site
selection, timely movement, and ef-
ficient supply operations overall
operational and defense plans.
Quartermaster Quality Control for
Clothing and Textile Items
(B&W 17 Min 1959)
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Analysis and benefits of new spection requirements and neces-
quality control system as applied sary records before, during and af-
to clothing manufacturing inspec- ter production,
tion requirements and necessary
records before, during and after MF 10 - 9023 Quartermaster Quality Control for
production. Subsistence Items
(B&W 18 Min 1959)
MF 109022 Quartermaster Quality Control for Analysis and benefits of new
General Supplies, and Parts quality control system as applied
(B&W 17 Min 1959) to cake baking inspection require-
Analysis and benefits of new ments and necessary records be-
quality control system as applied fore, during and after baking op-
to tableware manufacturing in- eration.
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,
TG 1011 Kitchen Equipment
(B&W 2 FR 1962)
Illustrates the functioning of
the dish pre-flushing machine and
dishwashing machine, single tank.
TG 10-2-1 Pipeline and Tank Farm Equipment
Maintenance
(B&W 16 FR 1963)
Outlines the quartermaster and
engineer division of responsibility
in the maintenance of pipeline and
tank farm equipment.
TG 10-2-2 Fuel System Supply Point
(B&W 12 FR 1963)
This series consists of diagrams
which illustrate the layout of the
fuel system supply point.
TG 1023 Measurement of Petroleum Products
(B&W 22 FR 1963)
This series presents diagrams
and charts that describe the funda-
mentals and equipment related to
the measurement of petroleum pro-
ducts.
T 102-4 Installation and Operation of Tank and
Pump Unit (Petroleum)
(B&W 15 FR 1963)
Presents views, diagrams and
charts pertaining to design, in-
spection, installation and operation
of tank and pump unit normally
used in petroleum supply opera-
tions.
TG 10-2-5 Basic Petroleum Pipeline Operations
(B&W 19 FR 1963)
Presents views, diagrams and
charts related to the layout, com-
ponents, and operation of a typical
military pipeline system.
TG 10-2-6 Fual Test Engine-Motor and Research
Methods Cot (Petroleum Supply)
(B&W 18 FR 1963)
Presents views, schematic dia-
grams and charts pertaining to the
design, operation and maintenance
of the cot engine used in petroleum
supply operations.
T 10-2-8 500 Gallon Non-Vented Collapsible Drum
(B&W 18 FR 1964)
This series presents views, cut-
aways, diagrams and charts cover-
ing design, operation and mainten-
ance of the 500 gallon non-vented
collapsible drum.
1029
TG 10-2-10
TG 10-2-11
TG 10-2-12
TG 10-2-13
TG 10-3-2
TG 10-4-1
TG 10-4-3
T 10-4-4
Fire Prevention in Petroleum Operations
(B&W 16 FR 1964)
Presents views, charts and dia-
grams on the causes and preven-
tion of fire in petroleum operations.
Safety Precautions in Bulk Terminals
(Petroleum)
(B&W 27 FR 1964)
Presents views, diagrams and
instructions on safety precautions
to be observed in bulk petroleum
terminals.
Waterfront Operations (Petroleum)
(B&W 29 FR 1965)
This series presents views and
instructions related to the various
phases of waterfront fuel opera-
tions.
Petrol um Tank Vehicle Operations
(B&W 36 FR 1968)
Illustrates the operation and
operator services of the petroleum
tank vehicle. Focus is placed on:
maintenance checks, bonding and
grounding the vehicle; inspection,
loading, and dispensing of fuel.
Liquid Fuel Filters/ Separators
(B&W 24 FR 1971)
Explains the construction prin-
ciples, operation, and organization-
al maintenance of filter/separators.
Trailed-Mounted Laundry Unit Single
Trailer Type M532
(B&W 46 FR 1969)
Illustrates the operation and
operator services of the laundry
unit. Salient teaching points cover:
set up for operation, starting pro-
cedure, automatic and manual op-
eration, shutdown procedure, and
daily preventive maintenance.
Combat Vehicle Crewman's Helmet
(B&W 12 FR 1963)
This series covers the features
and use of the combat vehicle crew-
man's helmet.
Care of Quartermaster Clothing and
Equipment
(B&W 21 FR 1963)
This series presents views, dia-
grams and instructions pertaining
to the care of Quartermaster cloth-
ing and equipment.
Hot and Cool Weather Sleeping System
(B&W 29 FR 1964)
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TGS 10 Quartermaster
These transparencies illustrate
the features, use and care of the
poncho sleeping gear and the jungle
hammock.
TG 10-45 Tent, General Purpose Large and Medium
(B&W 39 FR 1966)
These 39 transparencies pre-
sent the features, uses, erection,
striking a.'nd preventive mainten-
ance of the large and medium gen-
eral purpose tents.
TG 1046 Fragmentation Protective Body Armor
(Composite Vest)
(B&W 16 FR 1966)
Presents views, diagrams and
charts on the composition, fitting,
wearing and care of the composite
armor vest.
TG 10-4-8 Fitting of Clothing
(B&W 13 FR 1968)
Illustrates the proper concept
of fit of the following items of
clothing: army green uniform, army
khaki uniform, army green over-
coat, army green raincoat, caps,
footwear, and field coat.
TG 10-4-9 Field Footwear for all Climates
(B&W 21 FR 1969)
Illustrates the care and use of
field footwear in temperate, trop-
ical, cold-wet, and cold-dry climates.
Focus is placed on the effects of
internal and external moisture on
field footwear, and how the soldier
should care for and use his boots
to protect the health of his feet.
TG 10-4-10 Cold Weather Clothing
(B&W 34 FR 1971)
Explains the need for cold
weather clothing; and the care and
use of cold-wet and cold-dry cloth-
ing, handwear, and insulated boots.
TG 1051 Aerial Delivery Energy Dissipating Pad
Expander Assembly
(B&W 14 FR 1964)
These 14 transparencies pre-
sent views and diagrams illustra-
ting the operation and maintenance
of the aerial delivery energy dis-
sipating pad expander assembly.
T 10-5-2 Modular Air Drop Platform With
Extraction Sequence
(B&W 10 FR 1964)
These 10 transparencies pre-
sent illustrations of the assembly,
components and operation of the
modular air drop platform.
TG 1053 Recovery of Airdrop Equipment
(B&W 15 FR 1967)
This series defines the military
requirement for recovery of air-
drop equipment, and illustrates the
priority and procedures observed in
the recovery of different types of
materiel.
T 10-6-1 Operation of the 6,000 Pound Forklift
Truck
(B&W 9 FR 1962)
This series illustrates the con-
struction and operation of the 6,000
pound forklift truck.
TG 10-6-2 Operation of the 10,000-Pound Rough
Terrain Forklift Truck
(B&W 24 FR 1962)
This series illustrated the con-
struction and operational features
of the 10,000-pound forklift truck.
T 10-63 The Conex Container
(B&W 8 FR 1964)
These 8 transparencies present
views of unloaded and loaded
CONEX containers.
T 1064 Depot Operations Part IV, Packaging and
Packing
(B&W 32 FR 1965)
These transparencies present
principles, methods and materials
related to packaging procedures.
TG 10-6-6 Depot Operations Part II, Materials
Handling Equipment
(B&W 27 FR 1966)
These transparencies present
charts and diagrams on the basic
principles of materials handling,
safety factors and materials hand-
ling equipment.
TG 10-6-7 Classes of Supply
(B&W 19 FR 1971)
Illustrates the ten categories
of supply including subclassifica-
tion, symbols and colors.
TG 10-6-8 Unit Supply
(B&W 21 FR 1971)
Shows procedure and respon-
sibilities of supply at the unit level.
TG 10-7-1 Operator Maintenance 10,000-Pound
Rough Terrain Forklift Truck
(B&W 7 FR 1963)
This series of 7 transparencies
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describes operator responsibility in
maintaining the 10,000-pound rough
terrain forklift truck.
TG 10-7-2 Operator Maintenance-6,000-Pound
Rough Terrain Forklift Truck
(B&W 6 FR 1963)
This series describes operator
responsibility in maintaining the
6,000-pound rough terrain forklift
truck.
T 10-7-3 Operation of Bath Unit, Portable,
8-Showerhead M-1958
(B&W 17 FR 1964)
Presents views, diagrams and
instructions pertaining to the con-
struction, installation, operation,
and shutdown of the 8-showerhead
bath unit.
TG 10-7-4 Repair Parts Record*
(B&W 34 FR 1969)
Illustrates the establishment
and maintenance of repair parts
TGS 10 Quartermaster
records for all types of equipment
by using units and organization
supply units; and defines the codes
used with DA Form 2765, and pur-
pose of each record and file.
G 10-15 Coleman Lantern
(5 FR 1955)
TG 10-20 One Burner Gasoline Stove
(B&W 9 FR 1957)
Illustrates the design, acces-
sory equipment, use, and mainten-
ance of the one burner gasoline
stove M-1950.
G 10-28 Care and Use of Sleeping Bag
(9 FR 1959)
TG 10-34 Rocket Fuel Handler's Protective Clothing
(B&W 20 FR 1971)
Describes donning of suit, in-
spection, decontamination, and stor-
age of full-and limited-protection
clothing for rocket fuel handlers.
115
TF 11 Signal
TF 11-1793
18. 11 -Series; Communication-Electronics TF n-1674
TF 11-39 Manual Telephone Central Office
AN/TTC-7
(B&W 18 Min 1958)
Capabilities and operation of TF 1 1-1632
entire system; nomenclature, func-
tions and operation of major com-
ponents; procedures for placing
and completing 1 various types of
calls.
TF 11-40 The AN/TCC-7 System-Part I-
Introduction to the System TF 11-1667
(B&W 15 Min 1959)
Components and operation of
12-channel telephone system using
telephone terminal AN/TCC-7, tele-
phone repeater AN/TCC-8 and un-
attended telephone repeater AN/
TCC-11.
TF 11-41 Introduction to Telephone Terminal TF 11-1752
AN/TCC-3 and Telephone Repeater
AN/TCC-5
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
Features, functions, compon-
ents and operation of AN/TCC-3
and AN/TCC-5 used in field tele-
phone networks; use of spiral 4
cable and radio links with AN/TCC-
3 system.
TF 1142 Introduction to Telegraph Terminals
AN/TCC-70 and AN/TCC-4
(B&W 16 Min 1959)
Nomenclature, components, use
and operation functioning of AN/
TCC-20 on voice frequency oper-
ation of AN/TCC-4 between LF
and HF terminals.
TF 11-1069 Pole Line Construction-Part IV-
Fundamentals of Guying
(B&W 10 Min 1943)
Principles of guying; two gen- TF 11-1838
eral types the side and head guy;
methods of determining need for
guys.
TF 11-1384 Loading and Unloading Poles
(B&W 21 Min 1944)
Procedure for loading poles on TF 11-1900
and unloading from a flatcar or
trailer; safety precautions stressed.
TF 11-1572 Film Tactics
(B&W 23 Min 1949)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Proper use of a motion picture
as a training aid desirable class- TF 11-1959
room technique of presentation, dis-
cussion, and follow-up.
TF 11-1831
The Technique of Good Projection
(B&W 36 Min 1950)
Dramatizes the 'do's' and
'don'ts' of good 16mm motion pic-
ture projection.
The Effects of the Ionosphere and Radio
Wave Propagation
(B&W 29 Min 1950)
Characteristics of propagated
radio waves at various frequen-
cies effects of ionosphere on radio
communications.
Circuit Testing With Meters and
Multimeters Practical Application
(B&W 33 Min 1951)
Basic principles of various
types of meters their use in the
operation, maintenance, and repair
of electronic equipment safety
practices.
How to Operate the Army 16MM Sound
Projector Set
(B&W 31 Min 1952)
Setting-up, threading, and op-
erating the jan projector (AN/
PFP-1) including steps in first
echelon maintenance.
Radio Sets AN/GRC-3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8
(B&W 15 Min 1952)
Characteristics, components,
and mechanical operations, illustrat-
ing in detail the 'building block'
technique to arrive at combinations.
Tuned Circuits
(B&W 28 Min 1954)
Theory and application of: re-
sistive, capacitive and inductive cir-
cuits with dc and ac; series, ser-
ies resonant and parallel resonant
tuned circuits.
Line-up Procedure for Tactical Telephone
Carrier Equipment
(B&W 11 Min 1953)
Covers the techniques and pro-
cedures for lining up the telephone
carrier terminal CF-l-A.
The Single Sideband Multichannel Radio
System
(B&W 39 Min 1954)
Explains and illustrates how
the single sideband multichannel
radio system operates. Its use in
army communications is stressed.
Open Wire Transposition Systems
(B&W 17 Min 1954)
Cause for 'crosstalk' how
it
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(is remedied; types and construc-
tion of single-point transposition;
use of army simplified scheme.
TF 11-2062 Theory of Simplex and Phantom Circuits-
Part I Balanced Conditions
(B&W 14 Min 1944)
Introduction to set up and
principles of operation emphasis
on battle importance.
TF 11-2063 Theory of Simplex and Phantom Circuits-
Part I! Unbalanced Conditions
(B&W 19 Min 1944)
Principles of operation how to
detect and localize malfunctions.
TF 11-2091 Tuning Transmitters Part II Amplifier and
Antenna Tuning
(B&W 20 Min 1945)
Principles by which the am-
plifier and antenna circuits on ra-
dio transmitters are adjusted to get
the maximum performance.
TF 11-2180 Radio Sets AN/PRC 8, 9, and 10
(B&W 26 Min 1955)
Frequency ; operating chan-
nels; tuning; operation; mainten-
ance; typical installations; tactical
employment; use of auxiliary equip-
ment.
TF 11-2181 Calibrating and Tuning Radio Set
AN/PRC-10
(B&W 9 Min 1955)
Unlocking dial; placing oper-
ating frequency number in dial
window; adjusting volume and tun-
ing control knobs; releasing power
switch ; locking dial.
TF 11-2234 Fundamentals of Radiac Instruments
(B&W 25 Min 1955)
Basic atomic theory; charac-
teristics and uses of accumulation
and intensity devices emphasis on
accurate calibration for efficient op-
eration.
TF 11-2235 Servo Systems and Data Transmission-
Part I Fundamentals of Servo
(B&W 17 Min 1956)
Functioning of servo compon-
ents input, sensing device, con-
troller, output torque, feedback;
use of servo system in fire control.
TF 11-2236 Servo Systems and Data Transmission-
Part II Basic Principles of Positioning
Servos
(B&W 33 Min 1956)
Servo function in radar how
antennas are positioned error sig-
nal, antenna hunting, derivative
control, error-rate anti-hunt meth-
ods.
TF 11-2237 Servo Systems and Data Transmissions-
Part III Automatic Tracking and Data
Transmission
(B&W 33 Min 1958)
Features and operation of com-
ponents of high and low power au-
tomatic servo systems; features and
operation of components of fine and
coarse data transmission systems.
TF 11-2238 Principles of Multivibrators
(B&W 26 Min 1956)
Use as electronic timing de-
vice; action within circuits of free-
running plate-coupled, one-shot and
synchronized multivibrators.
TF 11-2281 Metallic Detector, AN/PRS-3, Internal
Tuning, Field Expedient Method
(B&W 4 Min 1956)
Preparatory steps for align-
ment; setting switches and meter;
adjusting sensitivity control R36,
course R & X control, and ampli-
tude control.
TF 11-2298 Calibration Procedure, Set NR-2, RT 70
(B&W 9 Min 1956)
Setting controls and assigned
frequency of 52.2; calibrating to
52.0 megacycles; outer ring adjust-
ment; adjustment control.
TF 11-2391 Pr?set Procedure Radio Receiver
AN/GRR-5
(B&W 5 Min 1956)
Adjusting preset tuning con-
trol, detent, fine tuning, antenna
trimmer control for maximum sig-
nal; reselecting preset frequency.
TF 11-2399 Uss of Cable Lashing Machine LC-231/FT
(B&W 10 Min 1956)
Features of LC-231/FT; step-
by-step procedures in lashing lead
covered cable to the suspension
strand.
TF 11-2441 Use of Signal Generator AN/URM-25D
(B&W 7 Min 1956)
Methods for obtaining various
outputs audio frequency (AF)
signal, radio frequencies (RF),
and modulated RF signal.
TF 11-2487 Radio Interference Part I
(B&W 23 Min 1958)
Nature and theory of radio in-
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TF 1 1 Signal
TF 11-2717
TF 11-2718
terference how it is generated and 2F 11-2715
propagated how it can be recog-
nized.
TF 11-2488 Radio Interference-Part II
(B&W 37 Min 1958)
Techniques for tracking and
suppressing interferences caused by
radiation, conduction, atmosphere, TF H-2716
mechanical and electrical devices,
and radar.
TF 11-2525 Installation of Teletypewriter AN/PGC-11
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
Equipment required for TT sta-
tion how it is installed synchron-
izing TT at forward station with/
TT at headquarters station testing
for legible transmission.
TF 11-2527 Training Generator AN/URA T1
(B&W 25 Min 1957)
Components, capabilities, in-
stallation and operation; setting up
for 110 v operation; use in field
training; importance of jamming
and copying through jamming in
combat.
TF 11-2529 Operation of the TSEC/Kl-7 (U)
(B&W- 38 Min 1957)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL-CRYPTO.
TF 11-2696 The AN/TCC-7 System-Part ll-lnitial
Adjustments of Carrier Telephone
Terminal
(B&W 23 Min 1958)
Adjustments of terminal plate
voltage, test circuit, transmit cir-
cuit, signal path of message chan-
nels, lineup frequencies, and power TF 11-2747
supply.
TF 11-2697 The AN/TCC-7 System-Part Ill-Lineup
Procedures of Carrier Telephone
Terminals
(B&W 18 Min 1958)
Lineup of receive circuit of or-
der wire panel, message channel
receive circuits, and demodulator
gain controls for group amplifiers
and channel modems.
TF 11-2714 Pole Line Construction Part I Laying
Out a Pole Line
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Locking pole stakes; spacing TF 11-2764
between poles; extending and
changing line of direction; require-
ments for crossarm installations.
TF 11-2719
TF 11-2763
Pole Line Construction Part II Preparing
to Erect the Pole
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Framing pole; transporting
pole to pole hole location; digging
holes for poles and guy anchors by
hand and by earth-borer truck.
Pole Line Construction Part III Erecting
Poles and attaching Crossarms
(B&W 26 Min 1958)
Erecting poles using earthbor-
er and by manual method; facing
and aligning pcles; installing sin-
gle, double, sidearm, buck, and 'H'
type crossarms.
Pole Line Construction Part V Installation
of Anchors
(B&W 12 Min 1959)
Features and use of patent and
non-patent anchors; methods of in-
stalling expanding-plate, cone and
rock guy anchors.
Pole Line Construction Part VI
Installation of Guys
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
Installation of guys by eye
bolt and wrap methods; special in-
stallations push brace, push-pull
brace seating, ground braces and
sidewalk guy.
Pole Line Construction Part VII Stringing
the Wire
(B&W 35 Min 1959)
Methods of stringing, dead-
ending, sagging, splicing, and tying
wires to insulators on an open wire
line.
Operation of Field Telephones
(B&W 29 Min 1959)
Function, features, installation
and operation of sound-powered tel-
ephone TA-l/PT and battery-pow-
ered telephone TA-312/PT.
Radio Relay Equipment AN/TRC 35 and
36 Part I Introduction to Equipment
(B&W 26 Min 1959)
Features, composition, and use
of equipment; fundamentals of bas-
ic operation unit of both sets, rad
set AN/TRC-24, and other operat-
ing elements; installation and op-
eration of radar relay equipment.
Radio R lay Equipment AN/TRC-35 and
36 Part II Tuning of the Transmitter
(B&W 30 Min 1959)
Preliminary adjustments; pre-
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TF 11 Signal
sets to a desired channel and band;
initial tuning; final tuning; chang-
ing to another transmission channel
and band. TF 11-2825
TF 11-2765 Radio Relay Equipment AN/TRC-35 and
36 Part III Tuning of the Receiver
(B&W 15 Min 1959)
Preliminary adjustments; pre-
sets to a desired channel and band;
initial tuning; final tuning; chang-
ing to another receiving channel
and band. TF 11-2827
TF 11-2766 Radio Relay Equipment AN/TRC 35 and
36 Part IV System Line Up Procedures
(B&W 24 Min 1959)
Features and function of AN/
TRC 35 and 36 procedure for radio
system line up; and overall system
line up when radio relay equipment TF 11-2851
is used with telephone carrier
equipment.
TF 11-2767 Radio Relay Equipment AN/TRC 35 and
36 Part V Installation of Antenna
System
(B&W 24 Min 1959)
Siting and location require-
ment, installation of base plate, guy TF 11-2852
stakes and mast, attachment of an-
tenna to reflectors, orientation for
reception and transmission, instal-
lation of cables, etc.
TF 11-2805 Fundamentals of Carriar Telephony Part
I Operation of a Carrier System
(B&W 12 Min 1959)
Features, operation and advan-
tages of system. Using AN/TCC TF 11-2853
24, shows how several channels op-
erate simultaneously transmission
of messages from A to B and B to A
terminals.
TF 11-2806 Fundamentals of Carrier Telephony-
Part II Terminals and Repeaters
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Operation of terminal equip-
ment (AN/TCC 24) electrical cir- TF 11-2854
cuits and transmission process; op-
eration of repeater equipment (AN/
TCC 5) how signal strength is
boosted in transmitter.
TF 11-2820 Installation and Operation of the
TT-4A/TG and the AN/TCC-14
(B&W 29 Min 1960)
Features, capabilities, compon-
ents, installation and operation of
equipment; procedure for setting TF 11-2861
up TT stations in a point-to-point
system; station service for TT only,
and for speed plus half duplex.
Line-up Procedure for Telephone Terminal
AN/TCC-3 Carrier Systems
(B&W 21 Min 1959)
Preliminary step prior to line-
up; line-up of terminals A and B,
and repeater station; system line-up
in A-B and B-A direction; ad-
justment of channels.
Climbing and Working on Poles
(B&W 25 Min 1960)
Testing and supporting poles;
climbing, leveling off, circling, as-
suming work position, descending;
hoisting, use and lowering tools
while working.
Fundamentals of Radio Trouble Shooting-
Part I Principal Technique
(B&W 29 Min 1960)
Procedure for detecting and
correcting a malfunctioning radio
receiver on transmitter proper use
of technical manuals and test equip-
ment.
Fundamentals of Radio Trouble Shooting-
Part II Trouble Shooting a Radio
Receiver
(B&W 29 Min 1960)
Preliminary inspection; B plus
and filament circuit check; localiz-
ing trouble from section to one
stage, to defective part; repair;
circuit alinement; and final testing.
Fundamentals of Radio Trouble Shooting-
Part III Trouble Shooting a Radio
Transmitter
(B&W 25 Min 1960)
Preliminary inspection; B plus
and filament circuit check; local-
izing trouble from section to one
stage, to defective part; repair;
circuit alinement; and final testing.
Fundamentals of Radio Troubh Shooting-
Part IV Additional Devices and
Techniques
(B&W 29 Min 1960)
Procedures and equipment used
in application of: operation test;
trouble shooting charts; stage gain
charts; sources of intermittent
trouble; repaired equipment stand-
ards.
The AN/TCC-7 System-Part IV-lnitial
Adjustment and Lineup of the
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AN/TCC-8 Attended Repeater
(B&W 27 Min 1960)
Steps in the initial adjustment
of the AN/TCC-8 in the A-B and
B-A directions; steps in lining up TF 1 1-3050
the equipment in the A-B and B-A
directions.
TF 11-2862 The AN/TCC-7 System-Part V-
Adjustment and Operational Test of
the AN/TCC-n Unattended Repeater
(B&W 27 Min 1960)
Pre-installation adjustments and
checks; installation of the AN/TCC-
11; post installation adjustments; TF 11-3051
operational test of the AN/TCC-11.
TF 11-2863 The AN/TCC-7 System-Part VI-Lineup
of the Complete System
(B&W 19 Min 1961)
Procedure for lining up com-
ponents system order wire, AN/
TCC-8 repeater, receiving circuit,
and demodulator gain controls; TF 11-3052
talk-listen test; post lineup adjust-
ments.
TF 11-2867 Erecting Large Poles
(B&W 21 Min 1960)
Procedures and equipment used
in A-frame method, gin pole method,
and engineer crane method of erect-
ing poles; advantages of each meth- TF 11-3053
od ; stress on safety rules.
TF 11-3046 Transistors-Part l-lntroduetion
(B&W 17 Min 1961)
Elements and operation of
'NPN' and 'PNP' transistor types;
application and operation of high,
medium, and low powered transis-
tors; advantages over vacuum
tubes. TF n _ 3087
TF 11-3047 Transistors Part II Semiconductors and
Semiconductor Diodes
(B&W 27 Min 1962)
Composition and properties of
crystal diodes and semi-conductor
materials used in their manufacture.
TF 11-3048 Transistors-Part III-NPN Transistors
(B&W 23 Min 1963)
Construction, symbol and prop-
erties of NPN transistor; how it TF H-3089
functions in basic transistor cir-
cuits how current flow and ampli-
fication are achieved.
TF 11-3049 Transistors Part IV PNP Transistors
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
Identification of PNP symbol;
current flow in PNP transistors
comparison of features, capabilities
and functioning of NPN and PNP
transistors.
Transistors Part V Transistor Amplifier
and Oscillator Circuits
(B&W 30 Min 1962)
Types, features, and variations
of operations of class A, class B,
and tuned amplifier circuits; fea-
tures and operations of oscillator
circuits Armstrong and Hartley
types.
Transistors Part VI Transistors in Pulse
Applications
(B&W 39 Min 1963)
Features and application of
square, saw tooth and spiked pulses :
how transistors form various types
of multivibrators; features of and,
NAND and NOR gates.
Transistors Part VII Troubleshooting
Transistor Circuits
(B&W 31 Min 1962)
Problems of transistor cir-
cuits; safety measures, methods and
procedure for checking, searching,
localizing and isolating malfunc-
tions.
Transistors Part VIII Repairing Transistor
Circuits
(B&W 28 Min 1962)
Equipment and techniques for
repairing soldered joints, cracks
and delaminated conductors; testing
circuits; removal and replacement
of lead and flush mounted circuit
components.
Central Office TT AN/FGC-30-Part IV-
Procedures at Intercept, Manual
Forwarding and Outgoing Line
Monitor Reel Units
(B&W 10 Min 1961)
Alarm conditions and clear-
ance procedures at each unit
transmission of same-precedence
messages, handling faulty messages
pull-back and re-run transmission.
Automatic Tel -phone Central Offices Part
I Strowger Type Switching Systems
(B&W 26 Min 1961)
Construction, capabilities, and
operation of the 100, 1,000, and
10,000 line systems basic call pat-
tern and line and equipment-busy
situations; associated dial office
equipment.
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TF 11-3296
TF 11-3305
TF 11-3090 Automatic Telephone Central Offices-
Part II-XY Switching Systems
(B&W 30 Min 1961)
Organization, components, and
operation of 1,000 and 10,000 line
XY switching systems call com- TF n - 3163
pletion, line-busy, connectors-busy,
and linefinders-busy shown.
TF 11-3091 Automatic Telephone Central Offices-
Part III All-Relay Type Switching
Systems
(B&W 29 Min 1961)
Features of relay circuitry and
equipment; organization and oper-
ation of 100, 1,000, 10,000 and
100,000 line system; expansion of
200 line system to 600, 1,000, and
1,400 lines.
TF 11-3108 Traveling Wave Tubes-Types, Principles
of Operation, and Applications
(B&W 36 Min 1961)
Structure, operation, and mil-
itary applications of forward wave
amplifier, backward wave amplifier,
and backward wave self-excited os-
cillator.
TF 11-3116 Basic Telephony
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
Electro-magnetic theory as ap-
plied to telephony; components, op-
eration and transmission range of
sound powered, local battery, and
common battery telephonic system.
TF 11-3125 Collection and Processing of Signal
Technical Intelligence (II)
(B&W 20 Min 1962)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN- TF 11-3309
TIAL.
TF 11-3131 Magnetic Cores-Part l-Properties
(B&W 29 Min 1962)
Properties of magnetic cores
and their application in data pro-
cessing system; how information is
stored and transferred from one
core to another.
TF 11-3310
TF 11-3132 Magnetic Cores-Part Il-Basic Circuits
(B&W 30 Min 1962)
Features and functioning of
single-diode, split-winding, and in-
hibit transfer loops; application of
these loops, singly or in combina-
tion, in ADPS.
TF 11-3156 Radar and Its Applications TF 11-3311
(B&W 41 Min 1963)
Development of radar since
TF 11-3308
1930's; theory of pulse, CW, and
FM radar; use during WW II, post-
war advances, and present day ap-
plications.
Waveguides: Part I Basic Theory of
Operation
(B&W 19 Min 1962)
Features of rectangular and
circular waveguides ; rectangular
type used to demonstrate propaga-
tion of waveguide energy; function
of probes and loops.
Uss of Switchboard SB-22A/PT for
Switching Teletypewriter Circuits
(B&W 26 Min 1963)
Installation and use of SB-
22A/PT for switching TT circuits
adapting and installation of SB-
22A/PT for alternate telephone-tele-
typewriter service.
Radio Set AN/VRC-12
(B&W 27 Min 1963)
Features, capabilities, installa-
tion, operation, and maintenance of
the AN/VRC-12; construction and
features of AN/VRC-43 49 radio
sets.
Ground Surveillance Radar AN/PPS-4
(Silent Sentry)
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Components; tactical uses in de-
fensive, retrograde, and offensive
operations; employment, orientation,
and operation to detect moving tar-
gets; operator maintenance proce-
dures.
Ground Surveillance Radar Set
AN/TPS-33
(B&W 24 Min 1963)
Components and tactical uses in
offensive, retrograde, and defensive
operations; employment, orientation,
and operation to detect moving tar-
gets; operator maintenance proce-
dures.
Automatic Pilot AN/ASN-23 Part I
Introduction
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
Location and functions of major
components; how autopilot controls
pitch, roll, altitude and yaw; pre-
flight and during flight operating
procedures.
Automatic Pilot AN/ASN-23-Part II-
System Operation
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
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Value of system in flying H-34
HEL how system operates to con-
trol main deviations of flight: alti-
tude, pitch, roll, and yaw.
TF 11-3312 Avionic Equipment in Army Aircraft Port
l-Fixed Wing
(B&W 19 Min 1963)
Items of avionic equipment
identified and shown in 3 represen-
tative aircraft 0-1 Bird Dog, U-
1A Otter, and CV-2 Caribou; com-
ponents and functions of each major
piece.
TF 113313 Avionic Equipment in Army Aircraft Part
II Rotary Wing
(B&W 14 Min 1963)
Items of avionic equipment iden-
tified and shown in representative
aircraft CH-34 Choctaw and HU-1
Iroquois; features, components and
functions of each major piece.
TF 11-3314 Radio Teletypswriter AN/GRC-46
(B&W 27 Min 1963)
Design, capabilities and opera-
tion for CW, voice and teletype-
writer communications ; operator
maintenance; various models of set
and related teletypewriter sets and
equipment.
TF 11-3353 Rawinsonde System Part I Description
and Operation
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Characteristics, use and compo-
nents of system; preparation and
launching of a radiosonde flight;
operation of the system and track-
ing of the flight.
TF 11-3388 Rawinsonde System Part II Electronic
Functioning
(B&W 19 Min 1964)
Construction and electronic ac-
tion of system components-modula-
tor, transmitter, receiver, MET re-
corder, antenna tracking system, and
CON recorder; path of MET data
through components of system.
TF 11-3396 Ohm's Law
(B&W 21 Min 1964)
Principles of basic electronics;
theory and application of Ohm's
law in electronic circuits; value of
Ohm's law in repair of electronic
circuits.
TF 11-3401 Radio Set Control Group AN/GRA-39
(B&W 17 Min 1964)
Construction, capabilities, in-
stallation, and operation of set with i
focus on : installation of local and '
remote control units; and proce-
dure for direct radio operation and
operation through 2-wire telephone
switchboard.
TF 11-3410 Vacuum Tubes, Triodes, Tetrodes and
Pentodes Description and Operation
(B&W 24 Min 1964)
Form, elements, and function-
ing of diode, triode, tetrode, and
pentode vacuum tube circuits; ap-
plications, advantages, and limita-
tions of each type.
TF 11-3419 Basic Amplifiers
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
Theory, construction and opera-
tion of basic amplifiers is explained.
Four general methods of coupling
are also discussed.
TF 11-3444 Troposphrric Scatter Communication: Basic
Theory and Operating Principles
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
Features, capabilities and tacti-
cal advantages of tropospheric
scatter systems; factors affecting
system performance and ways of
overcoming propagation losses.
TF 11-3445 Radio Terminal Set AN/TRC-80-Part I-
Characteristics, Use, and Rapid On-the-
Air Procedure
(B&W 30 Min 1965)
Features and use of AN/TRC-
80 for communication in Pershing
missile battalion; employment and
procedures for non-diversity and
diversity operation ; demonstration
of simultaneous telephone and tele-
typewriter communication.
TF 11-3446 Radar Principles Pulse Doppler Radar
(B&W 20 Min 1964)
How coherent and noncoherent
pulse dappler radar systems provide
precise battlefield vision to detect
moving men and vehicles.
TF 11-3447 Radar Principles Pulse Modulated Radar
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
Describes capability, theory of
operation and military applications
of pulse modulated radar.
TF 11-3457 Radar Indicators Part I A-Scope, Error-
Baseline Scope and J-Scope
(B&W 29 Min 1964)
Features and action of electro-
static cathode ray tubes in radar
systems; how typical radar systems
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TF 11-3458
TF 11-3480
TF 11-3482
TF 11-3483
TF 11-3484
TF 11-3493
TF 11-3494
TF 11-3495
create and employ the different
scopes.
Radar Indicators-Part II-PPI, B, Beta TF 11-3509
and RHI Scopes
(B&W 27 Min 1965)
How electromagnetic cathode
ray tube creates scope displays in
typical radar systems; character-
istics and application of the various
displays.
AN/PRC-25, Operation and Operator
Maintenance TF 11-3511
(B&W 26 Min 1965)
Major components; installation
of battery; 4 methods of presetting
controls; installation of antennas
and handset; operation and preven-
tive maintenance of complete unit.
Frequency Modulation Part I Basic TF H-3512
Principles
(B&W 26 Min 1964)
Fundamentals of AM and FM
radio communication, how FM elimi-
nates problem of electrical inter-
ference, functioning of FM radio
examined in detail.
Frequency Modulation Part II Methods
of Modulation, Reactance Tube
Modulator
(B&W 10 Min 1965) TF 11-3513
Action of reactance tub? com-
ponents, the tube, and phase-shift
network; and how reactance tube
modulator acts to achieve FM sig-
nals.
Frequency Modulation Part III Foster-
Seeley Discriminator
(B&W 19 Min 1965) TF 11-3533
Function and operation of Fos-
ter-Seeley discriminator circuit in
FM receiver how voltages are in-
duced and how applied voltages re-
late to output audio frequency sig-
nal.
Cipher Machine TSEC/KY-8-Part I-
Introduction (U) TF 11-3534
(B&W 19 Min 1965)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL-CRYPTO.
Cipher Machine TSEC KY-8-Part II-
Installation and Operation (U)
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL-CRYPTO.
Cipher Machine TSEC/KY-8-Part III- TF 11-3546
Maintenance (U)
(B&W 24 Min 1965)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL-CRYPTO.
Antenna Towers Safety in Erection and
Maintenancs
(B&W 29 Min 1965)
Safety equipment and proce-
dures during preparation of an-
tenna site, construction of tower
base, erection of antenna supports
and tower, antenna maintenance and
lowering of antenna.
Communication Patching Panel
SB-oil /MRC-Part (-Introduction
(B&W 18 Min 1965)
Design, concept and function of
SB-611/MRC; how connections are
made to allow normal through,
patching, and monitoring operation.
Communication Patching Panel
SB-611/MRC-Part ll-lnstallation and
Operation
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
Functions of SB-611; installa-
tion of organization equipment in
signal center; preparation of SB-
611 shelter for operation; patching
procedure for telephone and tele-
typewriter circuits, and carrier sys-
tems.
Manual Telephone Central Office
AN/TTC-7
(B&W 22 Min 1965)
Characteristics and basic com-
ponents of AN/TCC-7 operation of
switchboard procedure for battery
and trunk calls; features and use
of mobile AN/MTC-1.
Meteorological Instruments Part I
Potentiometer Type Recorders
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
Technical characteristics, uses,
and capabilities of single pen, two
pen, and multiprint recorders; pro-
cedures followed to insure optimum
operation.
Meteorological Instruments Part II
Calibration Check of Potentiometer
Type Recorders
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Purpose and capabilities of
standardizing potentiometer; stand-
ardization, calibration check, and
preventive maintenance of Rubicon
type potentiometer.
Microwave Oscillators Part I Reflex
Klystrons
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
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Common types, features and ap-
plication of klystron tubes; func-
tioning of components; modes of
klystron operation; coarse and fine
tuning procedures.
TF 11-3547 Microwave Oscillator Part II Magnetrons
(B&W 25 Min 1966)
Characteristics, function, theory
of operation, and operator mainte-
nance of magnetrons.
TF 11-3553 Communication Central AN/USC-3
(B&W 32 Min 1965)
Describes components, capabil-
ities, characteristics, tuning and op-
erating procedures of the communi-
cation central AN/USC-3. Compo-
nents of the communications central
AN/MSC-37 and radio subscriber
station AN/URC 40 also explained.
TF 11-3587 KS-61 Camera Systam-Part I-
Introduction
(B&W 18 Min 1965)
Features, use and operation of
KS-61 camera system, with focus
on components and functioning of
the KA-30A camera and the camera
control system.
TF 11-3588 KS-61 Camera System-Part Il-Night
Operation and Flare Handling
Procedures
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
Preparation and functioning of
KA-30A camera, camera control
system, and flare ejection subsys-
tem for night photo missions.
TF 11-3600 Tactical Cable Construction
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
Planning and techniques in
tactical cable construction between
two signal centers, with focus on
surface, aerial, and underground in-
stallations.
TF 11-3601 Wire and Cable Laying Equipment
(B&W 17 Min 1965)
Features and tactical use of
field wire and cable laying equip-
ment: CE-11, MX-306, RL-27, RL-
31, RI^172, RL-26, RL-200, RL-
207, LC-236, and AN/ATE-1.
TF 11-3619 SB-22/PT-Part l-Characteristics and
Installation
(B&W 20 Min 19C5)
Major components and acces-
sory equipment; capabilities of unit
in field; installation of unit testing
of components, circuit wiring, and
radio-wire integration.
TF 11-3620 SB-22/PT-Part Il-Operation and
Preventive Maintenance
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
Pre-operation checks; handling
of line-to-line, line-to-calling party
emergency, conference and trunk
calls; and preventive maintenance
checks.
TF 11-3623 Switchboard SB-86/P-Part I-
Characteristics and Installation
(B&W 21 Min 1966)
Tactical use for field units and
capabilities for providing teletype-
writer and radio communication ;
construction and installation of the
3 major components; and headset
adjustment and pre-operation checks
TF 11-3624 Switchboard SB-86/P-Part Il-Operation
and Preventive Maintenance
(B&W 21 Min 1966)
Handling of line-to-line, recalls,
line-to-calling party, emergency, con-
ference, line-to-trunk, and trunk-to-
trunk calls; and operator mainte-
nance.
TF 11-3627 Capacitance-Part l-Physical and
Electrical Characteristics and Factors
Affecting Capacitance ,
(B&W 29 Min 1965)
Characteristics, applications,
functioning and effects of capaci-
tance on electronic circuits.
TF 11-3648 Tactical Facsimile Equipment
(B&W 21 Min 1966)
Construction of AN/TXC-1 and
capabilities of set for transmission
of graphic material for tactical de-
cisions; principles of direct and
photographic methods of recording.
TF 11-3657 Ground Surveillance Radar Set, AN/TPS-
33 Emplacement, Pre-Operational and
Post Operational Checks
(B&W 25 Min 1966)
Action of an AN/TPS-33 team
as it prepares for and executes a
surveillance mission-employment,
pre-operation checks, and operation
of set; and post-operation dismant-
ling and packing of equipment.
TF 11-3665 Forward Area Signal Cent?r,
Emplacement and Installation
(B&W 26 Min 1966)
Nomenclature, location and
function of basic equipment; instal-
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TF 11-3751
TF 11-3755
lation of major shelters; analysis TF 11-3749
of the 4 circuits in signal center,
and scope of communication services.
TF 11-3682 Amplitron-Theory of Operation
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
Major elements, capability and
operation of amplitron tube used to TF 11-3750
boost power in air defense radars;
and types of amplitron installations.
TF 11-3697 International Morse Code, Hand Sending
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
Principles and basic technique
for good, rhythmic sending of morse
code by operating the hand key.
TF 11-3711 AN/APS-94A (SLAR)-PT l-Charaeteristics
(U)
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 11-3712 AN/APS94A (SLAR)-PT Il-Operations (U)
(B&W 18 Min 1967)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 113714 Maintenance Logic for Communications
Equipment the SLI Approach to
Troubleshooting
(B&W 27 Min 1966)
Application of the SLI ap-
proach to troubleshoot signal equip-
ment (AN/TCC-7) at organiza-
tional, direct support and general
support levels of maintenance.
TF 11-3746 Radio Set AN/GRC-50-Part I-
Introduction
(B&W 27 Min 1967)
Major components and capa- >pp 11-3785
bility of set; operation in UHF,
multichannel, 2-way communication
and with carrier telephone and tele-
typewriter sets and with multiplex
equipment.
TF 11-3747 Radio Set AN/GRC-50-Part Il-Rsceiver
Controls and Tuning
(B&W 22 Min 1967)
How radio operator performs TF 11-3805
the preliminary starting procedure
and receiver tuning procedure.
TF 11-3748 Radio Set AN/GRC-50-Part Ill-
Transmitter Controls and Tuning
(B&W 28 Min 1967)
Preliminary tuning procedure;
tuning procedure for high band op-
eration, pointing up the differences
between tuning for high and low
band operation.
TF 11-3784
TF 11 Signal
Radio Set AN/GRC-50-Part IV-
Installation of Antenna Group
(B&W 32 Min 1967)
Step-by-step procedure in the
installation and erection of the mast
and antenna.
Radio Set AN/GRC-50-Part V-Radio
and Carrier System Line-up
(B&W 32 Min 1967)
Line-up of a 3-station radio
system. All procedures are shown
for frequency division multiplex
(FDM) operation, with the AN/
TCC-7 in each terminal station.
Radio Set AN/GRC-50-Part Vl-Sub-
Assembly Maintenance Practices
(B&W 21 Min 1967)
Maintenance logic applied to
malfunctioning transmitter-proce-
dures to isolate trouble in automatic
frequency control (AFC) circuits
and repair defects in amplifier/os-
cillator and AFC sub-assembly.
Infrared Surveillance System (Aerial),
AN/UAS-4
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
Gives overall introduction to
system.
Radar Set AN/TPS-33 Part I Operating
Adjustments
(B&W 21 Min 1967)
Engineer-generator operation
and output antenna positioning sys-
tem, frequency-converter transmitter
tuning, amplifier-detector power sup-
ply and range indicator adjustments.
Radar Set AN/TPS-33 Operator
Procedures Part II Location, Orientation
and Collimation
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Preferred and alternate meth-
ods of location, orientation, and col-
limation of the AN/TPS-33 to pro-
vide good ground surveillance after
it is emplaced and checked.
Doppler Navigation System AN/ASN-64
Operation
(B&W 31 Min 1967)
Teaches pilots the features,
capabilities, and operation of the
AN/ASN-64. Explains how the
overall system and the individual
components work to receive, process,
and display information. Use of the
AN/ASN-64 is demonstrated in an
infrared reconnaissance flight at
night.
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TF 11-3808
TF 11-3811
TF 11-3815
TF 11-3820
TF 11-3821
TF 11-3857
TF 11-3869
TF 11-3870
MQM-33 Light Target Missile Launch
Procedures
(B&W 17 Min 1967)
Procedures used in the rotary
and catapult launch methods as ap-
plied to launching a single target
and to launching a target missile
with a tow target.
Monopulse Tracking
(B&W 29 Min 1967)
Fundamentals of monopulse
tracking of a rapidly moving target,
using an antenna four-horn mono-
pulse system with a cassigrain sub-
reflector for demonstration several
other monopulse system configura-
tions are also described.
Cathode Ray Tub^s Electrostatic
(B&W 16 Min 1967)
Characteristics, typical appli-
cations, principles of operation, and
safe handling of electrostatic cath-
ode ray tubes.
Central Office, Telephone, Manual
AN/MTC-11
(B&W 27 Min 1967)
Components, installation, and
operation of the AN/MTC-11 used
at corps and army level.
Central Office, Telephone, Manual
AN/MTC-3
(B&W 19 Min 1967)
Components, installation, and
operation of the AN/MTC-3 used at
division and higher headquarters.
Army Weapons Systems in EMR
Environments (U)
(Color 26 Min 1968)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Transmission Security for Communications
Personnel
(B&W 24 Min 1968)
Presents the 'do's' and 'don'ts'
for transmission security in com-
bat, emphasizing: radio silence, dis-
criminate use of radio equipment,
proper transmission of messages,
message authentication, listening
silence, and discreet tuning and test-
ing.
De fens,- Against Radio Jamming
(B&W 28 Min 1968)
Identification and anti-jamming
measures against enemy interfer-
ence by: random noise, stepped
tones (bagpipes), spark, sweep-
through, random keyed CW, and
keyed CW.
TF 11-3871 Antenna Field Expedients
(B&W 28 Min 1968)
Shows how radio operators can
maintain communications under em-
ergency conditions through the prop-
er use of antenna field expedients,
focusing on repair and/or extend-
ing range of ineffective antennas
and testing improvised installations.
TF 11-3930 Infrared Surveillance System AN/UAS-4A-
Part I Characteristics
(B&W 21 Min 1968)
Describes characteristics of sys-
tem.
TF 11-3931 Infrared Surveillance System
AN/UAS-4A-Part 1 1 -Operation
(B&W 24 Min 1968)
Demonstrates operation of sys-
tem.
TF 11-3932 Radar Set AN/PPS-5-Operation and
Ma npa eking
(Color 25 Min 1968)
Components, assembly, and em-
placement of the set: how it is
operated to detect, locate, and iden-
tify moving targets through visual
and aural radar signals; disassem-
bly and manpacking the equipment
to next surveillance site.
TF 11-3933 Radar Set AN/FPS-71-Part l-R-ceiver,
Theory of Operation (U)
(B&W 24 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 11-3934 Radar Set AN/FPS-71-Part II-MTI
Receiver, Theory for Troubleshooting (U)
(B&W 28 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 11-3935 Radar Set AN/FPS-71-Part Ill-
Maintenance and Trouble-shooting (U)
(B&W 27 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 11-3936 Digital Computer Programming Part I
Program Loops
(B&W 24 Min 1968)
Describes the function and con-
struction of program loops used to
shorten and simplify computer pro-
grams involving repeated opera-
tions.
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TF 11-3937
TF 11-3938
TF 11-3963
TF 11-3964
TF 11-3965
TF 11-3967
TF 11-3982
Digital Computer Programming Part II
Coding Program Loops
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
Illustrates the coding of a pro-
gram which uses two program loops.
ECCM Consoles AN/FPA-15 and 16-
Maintenance Self-tests (U)
(B&W 19 Min 1968)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Preserving Communications Electronic
Equipment
(Color 27 Min 1969)
Describes the problem of tropic
contamination of communications
electronic equipment, measures to
keep equipment dry and clean during
tactical operations, components and
use of MK-2/GSM KIT, and proce-
dures for cleaning and MCFP treat-
ing a typical piece of electronic
equipment.
Radio Set AN/GRC-106-Part I-
Characteristics and Preliminary
Adjustments
(B&W 16 Min 1968)
Decribes the capability of the
AN/GRC-106 for long range tacti-
cal communications, the major com-
ponents, its various configurations,
and the nine preliminary adjust-
ments to prepare the set for opera-
tion.
Radio Set AN/GRC-106-Part Il-Tuning
and Operating Procedure
(B&W 25 Min 1969)
Demonstrates the steps in tun-
ing the set, receiving and transmit-
ting with the AN/GRC-106 in voice
mode, and standby and shutdown
procedures.
Pulse Code Modulation Principles
(Color 23 Min 1969)
Theory, functioning, and ad-
vantages of the army's new method
of multiplex communication used at
brigade and higher levels: pulse
code modulation, time division
multiplex (PCM-TDM). Shows how
PCM-TDM systems handle traffic
loads in 3 classes: low capacity,
medium capacity and high capacity.
Radar Chronograph Set M 36
(B&W 28 Min 1968)
Characteristics, capability, and
operation of the M-36 to obtain
TF 11 Signal
accurate muzzle velocity data for
calibration of field artillery tube-
type weapons without interruption
of fire missions.
TF 11-4064 KA-60 Camera Operation
(B&W 19 Min 1969)
Describes the capability and
components of the KA-60 Panaramic
camera, how it is loaded and mount-
ed in the Mohawk, and how it is
operated on an aerial surveillance
mission.
TF 11-4070 Radar Surveillance System AN/UPD (U)
(Color 26 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 11-4075 Introduction to Tempest (U)
(Color 24 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL Group 3.
TF 11-4099 Introduction to Generator Sets SF-5-MD
and SF-10-MD
(B&W 29 Min 1969)
Describes the characteristics,
capability, installation, operation,
and maintenance of generator sets
SF-5-MD and SF-10-MD which
power communications equipment at
corps and division levels.
TF 11-4101 The AN/TPS-25 Ground Surveillance and
Target Acquisition Radar Tactical
Operation
(B&W 25 Min 1969)
Discribes the characteristics,
capabilities, and tactical operation
of the AN/TPS-25 to detect, locate,
identify, and track enemy targets.
TF 11-4102 The AN/TPS-25 Ground Surveillance and
Target Acquisition Radar Moving
Targets and Their Audio Signals
(B&W 23 Min 1969)
Presents the audio signals of
different moving targets at various
speeds and angles as heard over
the loudspeaker or headphones of the
AN/TPS-25 ground surveillance
radar.
TF 11-4107 Puls; Code Modulation Communications-
Part I Introduction to Equipment and
Systems
(Color 22 Min 1969)
Discusses characteristics and
capabilities of: TD-352, TD-660,
TD-754, TD-204, TD-202, TD-206,
and CV-1548. Shows how these com-
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ponents are used in some low and
medium capacity systems: AN/
MRC-115, AN/TCC-61, AN/TRC-
110, and AN/TRC-117.
TF 11-4108 Pulse Code Modulation Communications-
Part II Low Capacity System Operation
(Color 23 Min 1971)
Demonstrates typical system ;
physical setup, preliminary settings,
tuning, channel and system lineup,
and attendant troubleshooting.
TF 11-4109 Pulse Code Modulation Communications-
Part III Medium Capacity Radio
Terminal
(Color 27 Min 1970)
The AN/TRC-117 radio termi-
nal is used to demonstrate the char-
acteristics, installation, and opera-
tion of medium capacity PCM radio
terminal facilities used at corps and
army levels.
TF 114110 Pulse Code Modulation Communications
(Part IV Medium Capacity Cable
Terminals)
(Color 21 Min 1970)
This film continues the explana-
tion begun in Part III of the fa-
cilities provided by the AN/TRC-117
assemblage.
TF 114117 Satellite Communications Terminal
AN/MSC-46
(Color 30 Min 1970)
This film provides an introduc-
tion to the equipment and operation
of the AN/MSC-46 which is used
as an earth station in satellite relays
links within the defense communica-
tions system.
TF 11-4129 Satellite Communications Terminal
AN/TSC-54
(Color 29 Min 1970)
This film describes the opera-
tion and characteristics and physi-
cal installation of the transportable
satellite communications terminal
AN/TSC-54.
TF 11-4221 Introduction to Manual Telephone Central
Office AN/MTC-9
(B&W 18 Min 1971)
Demonstrates setup of the vans,
grounding, cable connecting of the
vans; shows layout. Also shows pro-
cedures for completion of a call.
TF 11-4224 The KA76A Camera-Characteristics and
Operation
(Color 18 Min 1971)
Discribes elements and compo-
nents of camera; demonstrates load-
ing of film.
TF 11-4225 The KS104 Photographic System-
Operation and Employment
(Color 16 Min 1971)
Explains components and oper-
ation of system; describes function
of each switch on the control panel.
Shows system in operation.
TF 11-4272 The Photographic Aircraft Flasher
System Characteristics and Operation
(Color 16 Min 1972)
Describes physical and illumi-
nating characteristics, operation,
and operator maintenance of the
electronic xenon flash unit used on
the Mohawk C and D aircraft.
TF 11-4327 Introduction of Radio R:lay Set
AN/GRC-103
(B&W 32 Min 1971)
Shows components and controls
of set; demonstrates setup, aline-
ment, operator maintenance, and
troubleshooting.
TF 11-4331 Army Mechanized Stock Control System
With the NCR-500
(B&W 18 Min 1971)
A fictional sports event, the
Army supply and maintenance speed
trials, shows the advantages of the
mechanized stock control system
over the old manual system.
TF 114332 Introduction to Digital Subscriber
Terminals An FYA-(V)1 Through
AN/FYA-71(V)6
(B&W 21 Min 1971)
Explains the functions of these
AUTODIN terminals, and the com-
ponents of each designation.
TF 11-4333 Introduction to the Mode V Subscriber
Terminal System
(B&W 13 Min 1971)
Describes the elements of the
mode V terminal, used in the AU-
TODIN system, and shows how each
works.
TF 11-4334 ADMSC Traffic Flow Analysis (AUTODIN)
(B&W 26 Min 1971)
Analyzes the flow of messages
through the automatic digital mes-
sage switching center; follows a
message through the systehi from
preparation through the routing at
the ADMSC.
128
TF 11-4335 Binary Counters and Shift Registers
(B&W 24 Min 1972)
Basic computer components ;
binary counters, flip-flops, gates, and
shift registers, are described, ex-
plaining how they work and what
they do.
TF 11-4337 Tandem Switch Center (TSC)
Communication System
(B&W 16 Min 1971)
Describes the function and
capabilities of the TSC; shows how
it works by tracing a telephone
call through the system.
TF 11-4338 Introduction to the AUTODIN Systjm
(B&W 19 Min 1971)
Outlines the function of the
AUTODIN system, and tours and
automatic switching center, follow-
ing a message though each functional
unit.
TF 1 1 Signal
TF 11-4356 Data Transfer in the Page Printer
(B&W 25 Min 1972)
Demonstrates the mechanical
and electronic functioning of the
page printer used in the AUTODIN
system, and relates its utility to the
whole system.
TF 11-4359 Single-Side Radio Communications-
Part I Principles
(B&W 16 Min 1972)
Describes with diagrams the
principles of single side band radio
communications.
TF 11-4406 Ampex 7100 Video Tape Recorder-
Reproducer
(B&W 27 Min 1972)
Describes the one-inch video
tape equipment, and shows connec-
tions, playback and record proce-
dures, and maintenance.
I
129
FB 11 Signal
FB 1169 Newfoundland Communications
(Color 21 Min 1943)
Signal Corps lays long-line
cable with laterals to all military
installations on Newfoundland.
130
MF 1 1 Signal
MF 11103 The Defense Communications Agency
(Color 21 Min 1962)
Organization, scope and objec-
tives of DCA and DCS, how they
operate, and how they are linked.
MF 11-145 Installation of AN/VRC-12 Series Radios
in Wheeled Vehicles-Parts I and II
(Color 30 Min 1964)
Step-by-step procedures for in-
stalling AN/VRC-47 radio in M-
151 1/4-ton truck and M-37 3/4-ton
truck.
MF 11-146 Installation of AN/VRC-12 Series Radios in
M-113 Armored Personnel Carrier
(Color-21 Min 1964)
Step-by-step procedures for in-
stalling AN/VRC-49 radio in M-113
armored personnel carrier.
MF 11-147 Installation of AN/VRC-12 Series Radios
in M 60 Tank
(Color 21 Min 1964)
Step-by-step procedures for in-
stalling AN/VRC-12 radio in M-60
tank.
MF 11-154 Newsre;! Planning Pays Off
(B&W 17 Min 1958)
Planning and shooting techni-
ques for covering news events-stress
on initial preparations prior to
shooting.
' MF 11-155 Signal Corps Research and Development
Film Report 1
(Color 29 Min 1960)
New development in: Ampli-
fiers, VT fuze jammer, cable, mobi-
dic, combat radios, miniature cir-
cuits, tropospheric communication,
missile operation system, and solar
batteries.
MF 11-1032 Photo Flash Photography-How It Works
(B&W 27 Min 1944)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Between-the-lens and focal
plane shutters; flash lamps; syn-
chronizer; reflector; care and main-
tenance of equipment.
MF 11-1088 Radio Technician Training Series-
Inductance Parts I and II
(B&W 34 Min 1944)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Reaction of magnetic force
around a coil; evaluation of self
inductance.
MF 11-5115 Digital Computer Techniques-Computer
Logic Part I Binary Numbers
(B&W& 13 Min 1965)
MF 11-5131
MF 11-5177
MF 11-5203
MF 11-5237
11-5350
(Adopted Navy Film)
Computer logic operation; con-
cept of binary number system and
its application in computers, how
'words' are formed and transmitted.
Laser-Miracles With Light
(Color 24 Min 1965)
Properties and action of laser
beam, military applications, use
in medicine and scientific research,
and future potential of the laser.
Automatic Voio Net work- AUTO VON
(B&W^20 Min 1964)
Features and operation of AU-
TOVON how system's general pur-
pose and 'hot line' capabilities pro-
vide direct telephone service in nor-
mal and emergency situations.
Computer Systems in Personnel Accounting
(Color 23 Min 1966)
(Adopted Film)
Story of acquisition and appli-
cation of ADPS in the 4th US
Army in the area of personnel ac-
counting.
The Achilles' Heel of Modern Weapons
(EMR) (U)
(Color 20 Min 1967)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Prepositioned Communications Equipment
for Civil Disturbances
(Color 16 Min 1968)
Depicts the prepositioning of
communications-electronic equip-
ment at a conus depot, and a test
exercise involving deployment of a
battalion communications-electron-
ic equipment packet.
Tactical Employment of Line Sensors
(Color 17 Min 1970)
This film illustrates the various
uses of an infrared intrusion de-
tector (IID) and its installation.
Several enemy attempts at pene-
tration are halted because of pro-
per employment of the system.
Unattended Ground S:nsor Devices
(Don't Touch It)
(Color 17 Min 1970)
This film shows a defensive
combat perimeter, pointing out ob-
jects of defense and other devices
used to contribute to the destruc-
tion of an enemy infiltration
force.
131
MF 11 Signal
MF 11-5562
MF 11-5563
MF 11-5656
MF 11-5670
MF 11-7754
MF 11-7883
MF 11-7889
MF 11-7915
MF 11-8208
Unattended Ground Sensor Devices Air MF 11-8054
Emplacement Techniques
(Color 18 Min 1971)
Describes the entire procedure
for the emplacement of ground sen-
sors from the air; shows the re-
connaissance flight, briefing, load-
ing the sensors, and the drop mis-
sion.
Unattended Ground Sensor Devices-
Tactical Employment Techniques
(Color 28 Min 1971)
Describes case histories in which
ground sensors are used to provide
security, economy of force, extended
surveillance, and all-weather sur-
veillance.
MF 11-8209
Th3 First 3000 (Meteorology)
(Color 28 Min 1972)
Shows the physical processes
at work in the first 3,000 feet of MF 11-8210
the atmosphere; describes the
army's research in this area and
its practical uses.
TACSATCOM: Tactical Satellite
Communications
(Color 12 Min 1972)
Describes the capabilities of jyjjr n_8634
tactical communications via satel-
lite, and shows the current hard-
ware used in the system.
Facts About Film
(B&W 10 Min 1950)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Physical make-up of motion
picture film and the mechanics of MF n_8842
the projector.
Operation Inchon
(B&W 18 Min 1952)
A documentary on the activi-
ties of the UN forces in Korea
during August and September 1950. MF 11-8923
Basic Portraiture Lighting
(B&W 13 Min 1951)
The four fundamental lighting
positions: front lighting 45 degree
(Rembrandt) lighting; side light-
ing and back lighting.
Preventive Maintenance of Signal
Equipment for Commanders
(B&W 15 Min 1952) MF 11-9213
Value, methods, and procedures
of standard Army practice of pre-
ventive maintenance known as fit-
cal.
The Step By Step Switch 197-Type
Selectors (Parts 1, 2 and 3)
(B&W 69 Min 1952)
Illustrates the path of a call;
mechanical functioning of 197-type
selector under various conditions of
adjustment.
Drop Wire Runs Part I
(B&W 16 Min 1953)
Use of wire to provide telephone
service; causes for drop wire fail-
ure; suggestions for avoiding pre-
ventable troubles.
Drop Wire Runs Part II
(B&W 30 Min 1953)
A step-by-step account of the
installation of drop wires on four
different jobs representing types
most frequently encountered.
'T' Zon: Inspection
(Color 18 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common causes of cable fail-
ure; how to detect the trouble; im-
portance of reporting damage; prac-
tical means of preventing damage.
Origins of the Motion Picture
(B&W 21 Min 1956)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Traces development of motion
picture photography and projec-
tions from cave drawings to Edi-
son's recording and projection
machines.
Security and You
(Color 18 Min 1957)
Aimed at personnel concerned
with classified projects stresses
importance of human reliability for
national security.
Missile Master AN / FSG Antiaircraft
Defense System Engineering Report
No. 9627
(Color 13 Min 1958)
Function and operation of the
army's missile master system
NIKE practice alert with and with-
out the AN/FSG-1 role, equip-
ment, and operation of major ele-
ments of system.
The Mechanization of Crystal Units
Manufacture
(B&W 42 Min 1960)
Techniques, procedures, and
equipment used in the semiauto-
132
MF 11 Signal
matic system of producing crystal
units developed by the Bulova Re-
search and Development Laboratory
for the US Army Signal Corps.
MF 11-9342 Breaking the Bottleneck A New Concept
of MMitary Switching
(Color 17 Min 1962)
Components, capabilities, oper-
ation and maintenance of new 4-
wire automatic electronic switching
system used in military communi-
cation; advantages of new system
stressed.
MF 11-9385 Iron on the Target A Film Report of
White Plan II (Electronic Computer for
Artillery Fire Control)
(Color 23 Min 1962)
Report on White Plan II exer-
cises conducted at Ft. Huachuca 22
March 1961, to demonstrate combat
effectiveness of artillery fire support
systems using electronic computers.
MF 11-9401 The Eye in the Sky
(Color 16 Min 1962)
Features, capabilities, opera-
tion and tactical application of SD-
1 drone surveillance system; train-
ing of drone units at Fort Hua-
chuca; operation of units in field.
MF 11-9416 The Invisible Battleground
(Color 31 Min 1962)
Efforts and facilities at elec-
tronic environmental test facility,
Ft. Huachuca, to solve radio inter-
ference problem of the field army.
MF 11-9618 OCSIGO Reports Th? New International
Radio Treaty
(Color 20 Min 1960)
Frequency allocation for :
army's radio service, peacetime ra-
dar, high frequency requirement,
amateur service, space research,
communication satellites, radio astro-
nomic service.
MF 11-9620 OCSIGO Reports-East Coast Relay Station
(B&W 13 Min 1961)
Advanced automatic communi-
cations equipment, and operation
concepts of the relay station at Ft.
Dietrick, Md. present communica-
tions capabilities and potential for
future development.
MF 11-9626 OCSIGO Reports: Mobile Land Command
Post Army Communications System
(Color 10 Min 1962)
Features, capabilities and op-
eration of MLCP; joint exercise
conducted by signal corps and
transportation corps to test reli-
ability of MLCP communication
services at random mobility.
MF 11-9629 Frontiers of Trade
(Color 7 Min 1962)
Importance of international
trade to United States and other
participating nations of the free
world for better living standards
and national progress.
MF 11-9662 Mobidic Joins the Field Army
(Color 16 Min 1962)
Development and application of
mobidic for army field use; instal-
lation and operation at US 7th
Army stock control center; capa-
bilities and future potential.
MF 11-9666 Signals in Space
(Color 27 Min 1962)
Achievements of US satellite
communications program; Project
Diana, Vanguard I, Project Score,
Tiros, Project Courier and Project
Advent.
MF 11-9675 Reliability Fundamental Concepts Part I
(Color 30 Min 1962)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Reliability engineering concepts
of reliability function, exponential
reliability function, failure rate and
mean-time-between failures.
MF 11-9676 Reliability Fundamental Concepts Part II
(Color 30 Min 1962)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Reliability functions of parts
are compared with reliabilit func-
tion of complete item to derive a
system reliability function.
MF 11-9691 Reliability Statistical Concepts
(Color 30 Min 1962)
(Adopted Navy Film)
CX Nalytical methods used in
reliability engineering : probabil-
ity theory as it is applied to reli-
ability prediction.
MF 11-9703 Reliability Reliability Analysis
(Color 30 Min 1962)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Methods of reliability analy-
sis regression techniques, design
'improvement' analysis, and the
Monte Carlo technique.
133
MF 1 1 Signal
MF 11-9704
MF 11-9705
MF 11-9706
MF 11-9707
MF 11-9708
MF 11-9709
MF 11-9735
Reliability Testing
(Color 29 Min 1964)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Fundamentals of test design;
factors which influence test design;
use of sequential test techniques
when sample sizes are limited.
Specifications and Reliability Assurance
(Color 25 Min 1965)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Process vs performance speci-
fication; application of performance
specification to a military part; ap-
praisal of inspection plans, test
plans, and life test design.
Elements of Reliability Prediction
(Color 27 Min 1965)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Application of reliability tech-
niques design-stage predictions at
drawing board; bench test and pro-
type test to refine design-stage pre-
diction.
Reliability Monitoring
(Color 20 Min 1966)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Objectives and functional as-
pects of monitoring how it is per-
formed at design, development, pro-
duction, and use phases of the
weapon system program.
The Application of Reliability Data
(Color 22 Min 1966)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Application of reliability data
to solve problems arising during the
life cycle of a weapons system
design, development, production
and use phase.
Reliability Economic Considerations in
Reliability
(Color 19 Min 1966)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Initial and support cost factors
considered in establishment of reli-
ability goals from design to field
maintenance of weapons system.
Agrej in Action (Reliability of Electronic
Equipment)
(Color 43 Min 1962)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Science and methodology devel-
oped by air force advisory group
on reliability of electronic equip-
ment (Agree) for reliability in
manned aircraft.
MF 11-9828 Your Radio Frequency
(Color 26 Min 1963)
Problems of radio frequency
engineering; how army manages its
frequencies; importance of good ra-
dio discipline to conserve spectrum
space and preserve command con-
trol.
MF 11-9948 Digital Computer Techniques Introduction
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Development, design, capabili-
ties, and operation of digital com-
puter, with focus on factors in com-
puter process-problem, program, in-
put medium, computer, output med-
ium, and solution.
MF 119949 Digital Computer Techniques Computer
Logic Part II Logic Elements
(B&W 15 Min 1964)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Structure, symbols and func-
tioning of following elements: and,
or, or (exclusive) nor, flip-flop, in-
verter, and delay.
MF 119950 Digital Computer Techniques Computer
Units
(B&W 24 Min 1964)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Structure, functions and oper-
ation of the 5 units: input, stor-
age, control, output, and arithme-
tic.
MF 11-9951 Digital Computer Techniques Logic
Element Unit
(B&W 17 Min 1964)
(Adopted Navy Film)
How diode and transistor op-
erated circuits function as com-
puter logic elements: and, or, in-
verter, nor, and flip-flop.
MF 119952 Digital Computer Techniques Programming
(B&W 14 Min 1964)
(Adopted Navy Film)
What is involved in program-
ming process: analyzing the prob-
lem, building program flow chart,
and coding the instructions.
134
TGS 11 Signal
TG 11-1-39 Single Stroke Military Lettering
(B&W 2 FR 1963)
These 2 transparencies demon-
strate the start-to-finish direction
of the single strokes and curves
for drawing the 26 capital letters
of the alphabet, and numerals.
TG 11-1-40 Basic Signal Communications
(B&W 39 FR 1964)
These 39 transparencies present
views and diagrams illustrating
the basic types of signal communi-
cations including messenger, mail,
telecommunications, radio, wire, vis-
ual, and sound.
TG 11-2-1 Resonance
(Color 2 FR 1969)
Illustrates the principles of
parallel and series resonance
in electronic circuits.
TG 1131 Radio Communications Equipment
(B&W 14 FR 1963)
These 14 transparencies con-
sist of schematic diagrams illus-
trating the overall design, location
and features of major components
of certain radio communications
equipment.
T 1132 Applied Radio Communications
(B&W 8 FR 1964)
These 8 transparencies present
diagrams with explanatory notes on
the layout, equipment, and opera-
tional channels of typical infantry
division radio nets.
TG 11-3-3 Radio Set AN/GRC-50
(B&W 10 FR 1965)
These 10 transparencies pre-
sent diagrams illustrating the
structural and functional features
of radio set AN/GRC-50.
TG 11-3-4 Radio Set AN/PRC-6
(B&W 23 FR 1966)
These 23 transparencies illus-
trate the components and use of
radio set AN/PRC-6.
TG 11-3-6 Radio Set AN/PRC-25
(B&W 13 FR 1968)
Graphically portrays the de-
sign, installation, and use of the
major components and groups.
TG 11-3-7 Radio Tel .typewriter Sets AN/GRC-46
and AN/VRC-29
(B&W 10 FR 1968)
Nomenclature and arrangement
TG 11-3-8
TG 11-4-1
T 11-4-2
TG 11-4-3
TG 11-4-4
TG 11-4-5
TG 11-4-6
TG 11-4-7
of components in shelter and mount-
ed on vehicle, electrical equipment
shelters for sets, operating and heat-
er controls, power and signal cables,
and running spares.
Radio Set AN/GRC-106
(B&W 14 FR 1968)
Graphically portrays the
sign, installation, and use of
major components and groups.
de-
the
Wire Communication Equipment
(B&W 20 FR 1964)
Presents exterior and interior
views of wire communication equip-
ment.
Applied Wire Communication Procedure
(B&W 10 FR 1964)
Presents schematic diagrams
and charts on the wire communica-
tion systems and procedures em-
ployed by infantry division compon-
ents.
Power Pack PP-990/G
(B&W 3 FR 1965)
Presents diagrams illustrating
the construction and operational
features of power pack PP-990/G.
Tefeohone Set TA-312/PT
(B&W 2 FR 1965)
This series consists of a view
and diagram illustrating the com-
ponents of the TA-312/PT and the
pertinent features of the control
panel.
Mobile Telephone Communications
(B&W 8 FR 1965)
Presents views illustrating the
construction of mobile telephone
communications equipment AN/
MTC-7, AN/MTC-3 and AN/MTC-
1.
Teletyp: writer Set AN/PGC-11
(B&W 20 FR 1966)
This series illustrates the com-
ponents, associated equipment, op-
eration, and handling of the tele-
typewriter set AN/PGC-1.
Terminal, Telegraph TH 5/TG
(B&W 10 FR 1968)
Graphically portrays major
components, typical terminal ar-
rangements, typical system appli-
cation, and circuits for different
types of transmissions.
135
T6S 1 1 Signal
TG 11-4-8
TG 11-4-9
TG 11-4-10
TG 11-5-1
TG 11-5-2
TG 11-10-1
Switchboards, Telephone, Manual
SB-22/PT and SB-22A/PT
(B&W 23 FR 1969)
Illustrates the major compon-
ents, accessory kits, installation,
and operation of telephone switch-
boards SB-22/PT and SB-22A/PT.
Manual Telephone Switchboard SB-86/P
(B&W 45 FR 1968)
Illustrates major components,
installation for normal and emer-
gency use, single and multiple call
operations, battery replacement,
and packing for storage.
Manual Telephone Central Office
AN/TCC-7
(B&W 39 FR 1970)
Illustrates the main compon-
ents and circuits of the manual
telephone central office AN/TCC-7.
Communications Center Procedure
(B&W 8 FR 1965)
These transparencies show the
forms and transmission procedures
applied to military messages.
Message Writing
(B&W 8 FR 1967)
This series presents the funda-
mentals of military message writ-
ing for transmission by various
means.
Telephone Terminal AN/TCC-7
(B&W 26 FR 1967)
This series illustrates the com-
ponents and associated equipment
of the telephone terminal AN/TCC-
7.
TG 11-10-2 Telegraph Terminals AN/TCC-4 and
AN/TCC-20
(B&W 27 FR 1968)
Nomenclature and arrange-
ment of components, typical system
applications, terminal arrange-
ments, telegraph modems, power
supply test sets, and running
spares.
TG 11-11-1 Radar Set AN/PPS-5
(B&W 21 FR 1969)
Illustrates the preliminary
checks and adjustments, turn-on
procedures, and orientation and col-
limation of equipment.
TG 11-11-2 Radar Sets AN/TPS-33 and 33A
Maintenance Indicators
(B&W 11 FR 1969)
Illustrates the checks for gen-
eral operational condition and com-
pleteness of the AN/TPS-33 and
AN/TPS-33A maintenance indica-
tors.
TG 11-11-3 Radar Set AN/PPS-4A-Operating
Instructions
(B&W 16 FR 1971)
Illustrates the step-by-step op-
eration of the radar set AN/PPS-
4A.
136
19. 12-Series; Adjutant General
TF 12-1808
Recreation Leadership
(B&W 23 Min 1953)
TF 12 Adjutant General
Shows the steps taken by a cap-
tain of a newly formed company to
set up a recreation program.
137
MF 12 Adjutant General
MF 12-5044 Basic Reproduction Processes in the
Graphics Arts
(Color 25 Min 1964)
Techniques, material, and ap-
plication of basic processes used
in printing letterpress, gravure,
lithography, and silk screen meth-
ods.
MF 12-5317 Army Effective Writing Part I Shortness
(Color 24 Min 1968)
Explains and illustrates the
five rules for achieving shortness
in army writing.
MF 12-5318 Army Effective Writing-Part Il-Simplicity
(Color 21 Min 1968)
Explains and illustrates the
four rules for achieving simplicity
in army writing.
MF 12-5319 Army Effective Writing-Part Ill-Strength
(Color 21 Min 1968)
Explains and illustrates the
four rules for achieving strength
in army writing.
MF 12-5320 Army Effective Writing-Part IV-Sincerity
(Color 25 Min 1968)
Explains how the writer can
convey to the reader an attitude of
sincere interest, and illustrates the
four rules for achieving sincerity
in army writing.
MF 12-5663 EES: The Key to Your Future (Enlisted
Evaluation System)
(Color 33 Min 1971)
Describes the enlisted evalua-
tion system used to test the skill
level of each soldier in the Army;
shows how the tests are formulated
and the importance of their results.
MF 12-7841 Recreation Center Operation
(B&W 13 Min 1951)
Operation of recreational cen-
ters by special services personnel,
with the aim of developing a state
of high-morale.
MF 12-7936 The Soldier at Leisure
(B&W 14 Min 1952)
Discusses the non-athletic lei-
sure program designed by army
service clubs to stimulate the in-
terest of servicemen.
138
SFS 12-106 The Army Crafts Program
(Color 58 FR 11 Min 1966)
Scope and facilities of army
SFS 12 Adjutant General
crafts program stress on service
personnel participation to preserve
old skills and develop new ones.
139
TGS 12 Adjutant General
T 12-101 United States Army Code of Conduct-
Articles I through VI
(Color 12 FR 1958)
Posters state and illustrate sa-
lient precepts in articles I through
VI of the US soldier's code of con-
duct while in the service of his
country.
140
TF 14 Finance
20. 14-Series; Finance troop payroll for personnel not be-
ing paid under JUMPS Army.
TF 14-3420 The Class A Agent Finance Officer TF 14-3708 Your Army Pay
(B&W 37 Min 1964) (B&W 30 Min 1966)
Outlines duties of class A Pay and allowances accrued to
agent to finance and accounting of- members of armed forces, and the
ficer at military post. Shows pro- authorized deductions made from
cedures for drawing and issuing items of entitlement.
141
MF 14 Finance
MF 14-5628
MF 14-8635 DoHar, and Sen,.-The Anny Financia.
Management Plan
D P f ,, ,. (B&W-34 Min-1956)
M
internal audit.
142
k 21. 15-Series; Judge Advocate General
TF 151961 The Summary Court-Martial
(B&W 45 Min 1954)
Four typical cases depict feasi-
bility of Summary Court-Martial ;
rights of accused; relationship of
Summary Court-Martial officer to
accused; trial; mitigation; convic-
tion and sentence.
TF 15-2999 Investigation of a Claim
(B&W 35 Min 1961)
Statutes and conditions for
claims against government; duties
of claims officer and jag in claim
investigation; value of good claims
administration to army and general
public.
TF 15-3178 Evidentiary Problems and Trial Techniques
(B&W 67 Min 2 Reels 1962)
Portrays trial procedures for
a court-martial case, with focus on
techniques and procedures to be
used by both trial and defense coun-
sel in general and special court-
martial cases.
TF 15-3286 Your Legal Assistance Officers
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
TF 15 Judge Advocate General
How legal assistance officer
renders important counseling serv-
ice to servicemen and their families
on civil legal matters.
TF 15-3404 Nonjudicial Punishment
(B&W 24 Min 1965)
Aims, concept, and procedure
according ,to amended article 15
uniform code of military justice
types of punishment; administra-
tion, suspension and mitigation of
punishment; appeal procedures.
TF 15-3611 The High Cost of Negligence
(B&W 25 Min 1965)
Cases of injuries incurred 'not
in line of duty' emphasize unfavor-
able consequences of NLOD findings
in terms of time, cost, and health
losses.
TF 15-4237 General Court Martial
(B&W 2 Reels 73 Min 1971)
Demonstrates method od con-
vening trial, conduct of trial, ar-
ticle 39 (A) sessions, duties of the
participants, marking of exhibits,
and the side bar conference.
143
MF 15 Judge Advocate General
MF 15-5388
MF 15-5390
MF 15-5375 Types of Contracts-Part I MF 15-5385
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5376 Types of Contracts-Part II MF 15-5386
(B&W 51 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Re-
serve Judge Advocate training) .
MF 15-5377 General Principles of Government Contract MF 15-5387
Law Part I
(B&W 48 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 155378 General Principles of Government Contract
Law Part II
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training). MF 15-5389
MF 15-5379 General Principles of Government Contract
Law-Part III
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5380 Modification of Contracts Part I
(B&W 46 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate Training).
MF 15-5381 Modification of Contracts-Part II
(B&W 48 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training). MF 15-5392
MF 15-5382 Appropriations Part I
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5393
MF 15-5383 Appropriations Part II
(B&W 49 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5384 Termination for Default-Part I MF 15-5394
(B&W 47 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate Training).
MF 15-5391
Termination for Default Part II
(B&W 37 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Formal Advertising Part I
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Formal Advertising Part II
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Negotiation Part I
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Negotiation Part II
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Introduction to Claims and Litigation
(B&W 54 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Military Personnel Claims Act:
Entitlements
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
M-litary Personnel Claims Act:
Administration
(B&W 52 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Federal Tort Claims Act: Analysis of ths
Act
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
Federal Tort Claims Act: Claimants
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
144
MF 15 Judge Advocate General
MF 15-5395 Federal Tort Claims Act: Cognizable
Claims
(B&W 54 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen a-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5396 Federal Tort Claims Act: Limitations and
Exclusions
(B&W 54 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5397 Foreign Claims Act
(B&W 54 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5398 International Claims Agreements
(B&W 38 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for the US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15 5399 Military Claims Act and National Guard
Claims Act: Analysis of the Act
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5400 Military Claims Act and National Guard
Claims Act: Administration
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5401 Nonscope Claims and Article 139 Claims
(B&W 54 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5402 Property Damage Claims in Favor of
th? Government
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5403 Medical Care Recovery Act: Cognizable
Claims
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5404 Medical Care Recovery Act: Administration
(B&W 35 Min 1968)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5407 Introduction to Military Justice
(B&W 16 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5408 Article 15
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5409 Jurisdiction
(B&W 49 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5410 Elements of Offense
(B&W 49 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 155411 Initiation and Investigation of Charges
(B&W 46 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5412 Evidence-Part I
(B&W 49 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5413 An mpts
(B&W 49 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5414 Evidence-Part II
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5415 Parties to a Crime
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5416 Evidence-Port III
(B&W 49 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5417 Conspiracy
(B&W 49 Min 2 Reels 1969)
145
MF 15 Judge Advocate General
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5418 Disposition of Charges
(B&W 46 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5419 Evidence-Part IV
(B&W 51 Min 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5420 Members of the Court
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5421 Military Offenses
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5427 Motions-Part I
(B&W 39 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training) .
MF 15-5428 EvWence-PT V
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training) .
MF 15-5429 Affirmative Defenses Procedural Aspects
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training) .
MF 15-5430 M'litary Judge
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5431 Counsel
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training) .
MF 15-5432 Evidence-Part VI
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5433 Evidence-Part VII
(B&W 40 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5434 Affirmative Defenses Substantive Aspects
(B&W 1 Reel 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
16 4071 Evidence-Part VIM
(B&W 37 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5436 Evidence-Part IX
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5437 Motions-Part II
(B&W 36 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5438 On -Officer Court Demonstration Part I
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5439 One-Officer Court Demonstration Part II
(B&W 40 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5440 Initial Appellate Review-Record of Trial
(B&W 42 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5441 Appellate Review-Actions of the
Convening Authority and th; Staff Judge
Advocate and Oth:r Appellate
Authorities
(B&W 38 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5442 Military Reservations I: Federal Owner-
ship and Jurisdiction
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
146
MF 15 Judge Advocate General
MF 15-5454
MF 15-5455
MF 15-5456
MF 15-5443 Military Reservations II: The Federal
Enclave and Substantive Law
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve M F 15-5453
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5444 Military Reservations III: Command of
Installations
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5445 Military Legal Bibliography
(B&W 29 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5446 Military Reservations IV: Law Enforcement
and Installation Legal Problems
(B&W 39 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5447 SoHiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act:
Persons Protected and Tribunals Affected
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5448 SSCRA: The 'Stay' Sections
(B&W 40 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5449 SSCRA: Default Judgments
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5450 SSCRA: Lease Terminations and Evictions
(B&W 38 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5451 SSCRA: Efhct on the States' Power to
Tax Servicemen
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5452 legal Assistance: Establishment and MF 15-5461
Supervision of the Office, Eligible
CFents, and Persons Eligible to Act as
legal Assistance Officers
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
MF 15-5457
MF 15-5458
MF 15-5459
MF 15-5460
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Legal Assistance: The Preventive Law
Program, Limitations on Activities of
the LAO, Referral of Clients Under
the Legal Assistance Program
(B&W 47 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Legal Aspects of Civil Disturbances I
(B&W 50 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Legal Aspects of Civil Disturbances II
(B&W 47 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Legal Asp-cts of Civil Disturbances III
(B&W 51 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Introduction to the Geneva Conventions
of 1949, Part I
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
The Geneva Prisoner of War Convention
of 1949
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Introduction to Comparative Law
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Use of Force I: Basic Principles
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Hostilities I: Basic Principles: Weapons
(B&W 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
147
MF 15 Judge Advocate General
MF 15-5462 The Geneva Wounded and Sick MF 15-5473
Conventions of 1949
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5463 The Geneva Civilian Convention of 1949 MF-15-5474
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 155464 Insurgencies
(B&W 2 Reels 1969) MF 15-5475
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 155465 Legal Aspects of Internal Defense/ Internal
Development Operations MF 15-5476
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5466 Status of Forces I: Jurisdiction Principles MF 15-5477
and Types of Agreements
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5467 Comparative Criminal Law
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5468 Hostilities II: Targets, Ruses and
Stratagems
(B&W 41 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 155469 Status of Forces II: Criminal Jurisdiction
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5470 Status of Forces III: Problems of MF 15-5481
Interpretation
(B&W 42 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5471 Status of Foreas IV: Non-Criminal Aspects MF 15-5482
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5478
MF 15-5479
MF 15-5480
War Crimes I: Historical Background and
Basic Principles
(B&W 41 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
War Crimes II: Jurisdiction, Procedure
and Defenses
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Nonhostile Relations of Belligerents
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Settlement of Disputes
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Bolligerant Occupation
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Introduction to the International Law
of War
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Legal Aspects of Civil Affairs
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Jurisdiction
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Criminal Law and Procedure in the
Communist Legal System
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
Use of Force II: Case Studies
(B&W 42 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
148
MF 15 Judge Advocate General
MF 15-5484 Nature and Sources of International Law
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army Re-
serve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5485 United Nations
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army Re-
serve Judge Advocate training).
MF 155486 Regional International Organizations
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army Re-
serve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5487 International Agreements
(B&W 2 Reels 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in CON-
US primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5488 Impossibility of Performance Part I
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5489 Impossibility of Performance Part II
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5490 Socic-Economic Policies-Part I
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5491 Socio-Economic Policies Part II
(B&W 43 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5492 Socio-Economic Policies Part III
(B&W 41 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5493 Contract Claims and Litigation-Part I
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5494 Contract Claims and Litigation Part II
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5495 Contract Claims and Litigation Part III
(B&W 45 Min 1969)
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5496 Subcontracts-Part I
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5497 Subcontracts-Part II
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5498 Termination for Convenience Part I
(B&W 47 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5499 Termination for Convenience Part II
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 155500 Small Purchases and Personal Services
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 155501 Suspension of Work and Acceleration of
Performance Part I
(B&W 44 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5502 Suspension of Work and Acceleration of
Performance Part II
(B&W 28 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5503 Boards of Officers: Nature and Jurisdiction
(B&W 48 Min 1969)
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
MF 15-5504 Boards of Officers: Procedures and Reviow
(B&W 46 Min 1969)
Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS
primarily for US Army Reserve
Judge Advocate training).
149
MF 15 Judge Advocate General
MF 15-5505 Nonappropriated Fund. MF 15-5595 Civilian Personnel Law Part Il-Adv.rse
(B&W-45 Min-1969) AeHon s, Grievances, and Appeal,
(Distr to CAVSC's in CONUS (B&W 1971)
primarily for US Army Reserve (Distr to Cen A-VSC's in
Judge Advocate training). CONUS primarily for US Army
MF 15-5594 Civilian Personnel Law Part l-lntroduction Reserve Judge Advocate training).
and types of Employees MF 15-5596 Civilian Personnel Law Part Ill-Labor
(B&W 1971) Mana 9 ament Relation,
(Distr to Cen A-VSC's in (B&W 1971)
CONUS primarily for US Army (Distr to Cen A -VSC's in
Reserve Judge Advocate training). CONUS primarily for US Army
Reserve Judge Advocate training).
150
TF 16 Chaplain
22. 16-Series; Chaplain
TF 16-2791
TF 16-3294
TF 16-3376
TF 16-3413
TF 16-3414
TF 16-3415
TF 16-3416
TF 16-3417
TF 16-3418
TF 16-3610
Moral Responsibility of Safety
Open End Discussion Film
(B&W 6 Min 1959) TF 16-3659
(See TF 16-3761 for summary
and conclusion film).
Justice and the Soldier
(B&W 17 Min 1963)
Stresses idea that justice is a
two-way street, and that army rules TF 16-3659A
and regulations are designed to in-
sure justice for the soldier.
The Hospital Chaplain
(B&W 22 Min 1964)
A young army chaplain, as-
signed to a hospital, develops the TF 16-3735
attitudes and skills necessary for
successful accomplishment of his
work.
Maturity and the Military Lady
Open End Discussion Film
(B&W 12 Min 1964) TF 16-3736
(See TF 16-3778 for summary
conclusion film).
The Hazards of Military Service (WAC)
Open End Discussion Film
(B&W 14 Min 1965)
(See TF 16-3779 for summary
and conclusion film). pF 16-3759
The Lady and the Military
Op n End Discussion Film
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(See TF 16-3780 for summary
and conclusion film).
Women's Service to the Nation
Open End Discussion Film
(B&W 10 Min 1964)
(See TF 16-3781 for summary
and conclusion film).
Thanksgiving Thanks for What
Open End Discussion Film
(B&W 12 Min 1964)
(See TF 16-3759 for summary
and conclusion film).
Communism and Freedom
Open End Discussion Film
(B&W 15 Min 1964)
(See TF 16-3760 for summary
and conclusion film).
The Post Chaplain as Administrator
(B&W 35 Min 1966)
Relation of post chaplain to
post commander, staff officers and
TF 16-3760
TF 16-3761
TF 16-3778
TF 16-3779
junior chaplains; and administra-
tive duties in developing religious
program for his installation.
Marriage and the Soldier
(B&W 27 Min 1967)
Delineates the problems young
soldiers face in early or hasty mar-
riages, and the considerations for
successful marriages.
Marriage and the Soldier Summary and
Conclusion
(Color 6 Min 1969)
This is the summary and con-
clusion film to be used after TF
16-3659 'Marriage and the Soldier.'
The Post Chaplain as Pastor
(B&W 32 Min 1967)
Aims, duties and activities of
the post chaplain as pastor for
military personnel and their depend-
ents, and unit chaplains.
The Post Chaplain as Educator
(B&W 29 Min 1966)
Role in creating religious educa-
tion climate, establishing a religious
advisory board, and in operational
control of religious education pro-
gram.
Thanksgiving Thanks for What?
Summary and Conclusion Film
(Color 7 Min 1968)
(See TF 16-3417 for open end
discussion film).
Communism and Freedom
Summary and Conclusion Film
(Color 12 Min 1967)
(See TF 16-3418 for open end
discussion film).
Moral Responsibility of Safety
Summary and Conclusion Film
(Color 8 Min 1967)
(See TF 16-2791 for open end
discussion film).
Maturity and the Military Lady
Summary and Conclusion Film
(Color 7 Min 1968)
(See TF 16-3413 for open end
discussion film).
Hazards of Military Service
Summary and Conclusion Film
(Color 6 Min 1968)
(See TF 16-3414 for open end
discussion film).
151
TF 16 Chaplain
TF 16-3780
TF 16-3781
TF 16-3853
TF 16-3943
TF 16-4001
TF 16-4002
TF 16-4003
TF 16-4004
TF 16-4005
The Lady in the Military
Summary and Conclusion Film
(Color 6 Min 1968)
(See TF 16-3415 for open end
discussion film).
Women's Service to the Nation
Summary and Conclusion Film
(Color 8 Min 1968)
(See TF 16-3416 for open end
discussion film).
The Chaplain's Assistant This is My Place
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
Delineates the wide variety of
duties of a chaplain's assistant; and
the training, traits, and skills re-
quired to fulfill them.
The Chaplain in Combat
(Color 43 Min 1968)
The chaplain's personal pre-
paration for assignment in combat;
and his contributions as a member
of the army team before, during,
and after battle.
Authority and the Soldier
(Color 15 Min 1970)
Explains that military author-
ity is not based on rank alone, but
implies special skills and training;
and that the soldier, though under
authority, still has freedom.
Group Living and the Soldier
(Color 18 Min 1970)
Explains the value of group
living in military life, adjustments
expected of the soldier, and the
ways he is able to make a vital
contribution to the effectiveness of
the combat team.
Honor and the Soldier
(Color 16 Min 1970)
Defines the meaning of person-
al honor, and shows how the soldier's
sense of honor relates to his duty
and country.
Heritage and the Soldier
(Color 19 Min 1970)
Delineates the important con-
cepts and essential spirit of the
American heritage as it is sym-
bolized on American military in-
stallations.
Duty and the Soldier
(Color 15 Min 1970)
Explains the meaning of a sense
of duty as it applies to the American
citizen, and in particular, to the
young soldier who contributes his
part to the success of the army
mission and the welfare of his
country.
TF 16-4006 My Country
(Color 13 Min 1970)
Delineates the diversity and
ideals, that is America, as well as
her problems and potential, to evoke
an awareness within the individual
of his relationship and responsi-
bility to his country.
TF 16-4007 The Real Person
(Color 10 Min 1970)
Portrays the problem of Private
Johnny Cool, a man desperately in
search of his own identity. Con-
veys the essence of what is involved
in being a genuine personality.
TF 16-4008 Responsibility
(Color 8 Min 1970)
Delineates the meaning and im-
portance of responsible adult be-
havior for the good of the individ-
ual soldier and for the country.
TF 16-4009 Happy New Year-Harry and Al
(Color 15 Min 1970)
Flashbacks into the lives of two
old friends point up the importance
of perserverance and endurance in
making personal and professional
progress. Al's lack of these traits
results in a steadily deteriorating
image, whereas hardworking Harry
achieves success.
TF 16-4010 My Birthright
(Color 8 Min 1970)
Delineates the importance of the
individual in our democracy, and
stresses the fact that the freedoms
of the individual are protected by
the bill of rights.
TF 16-4011 Fair Play
(Color 8 Min 1970)
Explores the various aspects of
fair play in business, games, and
sports, emphasizing the importance
of daily attitudes of 'fair play' for
making sound judgments.
TF 16-4012 Ambition
(Color 9 Min 1970)
This film delineates ambition
as the motivating force in life. It
demonstrates that one must set
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TF 16-4018 Esprit
(Color 8 Min 1971)
Shows that people and flow-
ers need encouragement and nour-
ishment to perform well in any
situation.
TF 16-4022
reasonable goals, otherwise ambi- TF 16-4020
tion could be a destructive force.
TF 16-4013 Social Concern
(Color 9 Min 1970)
This film describes the various
types of individual involvement TF 16-4021
ranging from passive involvement
or 'going along with the crowd,'
to excessive or violent involvement.
TF 16-4014 Personal Freedom
(Color 10 Min 1970)
Discusses the high degree of
free expression allowed in the US
today, comparing with the denial of
Galileo's freedom of expression. Pro-
tests and non-conformity are explor-
ed.
TF 16-4015 Common Sense
(Color 8 Min 1970)
This film, using animation,
describes the building of two robots
correlating the use of pure logic
without emotion versus the use of
pure emotion without logic, showing
the outcome in each instance, which
was disaster. TF 16-4024
TF 16-4016 Self-Discipline
(Color 13 Min 1970)
A contrast between two skiers,
one who is a natural athlete, lax
about his training, and the other
who has less talent, but a great
deal of self-discipline.
16-4023
TF 16-4025
TF 16-4017 Marriage Go Round
(Color 10 Min 1971)
Demonstrates through the ex-
perience of a newly married couple
that marriage is not a solo, like TF 16-4026
dancing in a discotheque, but a
partnership that requires a great
deal of care.
TF 16-4027
TF 16-4019 My Job
(Color 11 Min 1971)
Investigates several attitudes
toward work and motivations for a
man to get a job. Satirizes some TF 16-4028
methods used to determine vocational
abilities.
Respect for Others
(Color 12 Min 1971)
Dramatizes the idea that a man
must respect others in order to gain
respect for himself.
Integrity
(Color 10 Min 1971)
Dramatizes through the theme
of student dissent the way that
integrity helps a person cope with
social pressures and personal con-
fusions.
The Good Life
(Color 10 Min 1971)
Shows that only through re-
lease of our deepest creative powers
and involvement with meaningful
acts can we really achieve the 'good
life.'
Moderation
(Color 19 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the value of mod-
erate and rational human behavior
by showing the irrationality of im-
moderate behavior.
20-20 Hindsight
(Color 10 Min 1971)
A time traveler from the year
2020 tries to show a young man the
importance of planning to be able
to survive in the changing world
of the future.
Living With Conflict
(Color 10 Min 1971)
Shows various aspects of con-
flict through several humorous vig-
nettes dealing with common and un-
common problems.
The World's Champion Hater
(Color 11 Min 1971)
A TV talk show guest is Mike
Gribble, the world's champion hater.
This caricature exposes the roots
of prejudice in childhood training,
fear, and sterotyping.
The Test
(Color 10 Min 1971)
A student in a computer school
sees a faraway tragedy on TV, and
wants to quit school to do something
'important.' His counselor helps him
learn how to come to terms with
contemporary problems.
Communicating With Others
(Color 10 Min 1971)
A political candidate,
losing
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TF 16-4062
TF 16-4245
TF 16-4280
ground in his campaign, finds that
he is unable to communicate with
the voters because he does not con-
sider the other person's position in
life.
Th? Confinement Facility Chaplain
(Color 41 Min 1969)
Describes the chaplain's role in
meeting the spiritual needs of men
in the stockade environment, focus-
ing on: interviews with prisoners,
religious services, religious educa-
tion, pastoral care, and character
guidance.
Something of Value
(Color 22 Min 1972)
Discusses the modernized ap-
proach to character guidance in the
army today, made necessary by the
changed attitude of the young men
of today toward society's moral
codes.
To Be A Woman
(Color 13 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Discusses the role of women in
today's society, using a combination
of psychedelic art and special photo-
graphic effects.
TF 16-4281 To Be A Person
(Color 20 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explores many facets of being
a person; being an individual, re-
lating to other people, and sensing
oneself as a person.
TF 16-4282 To Be Married
(Color 13 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Gives several views on mar-
riage, what it is and what it should
be, with a visual accompaniment of
film and art effects.
TF 16-4283 To Be In Love
(Color 13 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents opinions of several
people about the nature of love, with
a semi-psychedelic visual accom-
paniment.
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MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5012 Now We Are Parents
(Color 30 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Problems young couples en-
counter when they become parents,
and suggestions on how new par-
ents can maintain proper perspec-
tive.
MF 16-5013 In Time of Trouble
(B&W 14 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Portrays important role of
church minister as a marriage coun-
selor for troubled members of the
congregation.
MF 16-5014 Jealousy
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the reasons for jeal-
ousy, and stresses importance of
faith and trust in oneself and
spouse for a successful marriage.
MF 16-5016 Who's Boss
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the danger of competing
marriage partners, and stresses the
value of mutual cooperation and
understanding for marriage.
MF 16-5025 The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary-
The Descent of the Holy Spirit
(Color 31 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Events preceding and after the
descent of the Holy Spirit upon the
Apostles. Sermon by Father Pat-
rick Peyton on the power of prayer
in the home.
MF 16-5032 Behold The Lamb of God
(Color S Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus' boyhood in Nazareth and
His activities after Joseph's death;
Jesus' spiritual development and
association with John the Baptist.
MF 16-5107 Stewardship of Abilities
(B&W 13 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Poses stewardship problems :
How can one best serve the Lord?
What is the wisest and best use of
life and talents?
MF 16-5108 The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary-
the Coronation
(Color 35 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
MF
MF 16-5119
MF 16-5120
MF 16-5128
MF 16-5129
MF 16-5130
MF 16-5167
Portrays life of Mary to ex-
plain Catholic belief in Mary's spir-
itual role as 'Queen' and 'Blessed
Mother.' Sermon on power of prayer
in home.
Kora of New Guinea (Evangelism)
(Color 36 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of life and work of a
native evangelist missionary in New
Guinea stresses need for more evan-
gelist workers in this part of the
world.
The Search for Truth (Religious Faith
and Science)
(Color 27 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Observations of renowned sci-
entists establish a logical founda-
tion for the validity of religious
faith in a world of science.
If You Are The Son of God
(Color 7 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the story of Jesus' spiri-
tual development after His baptism
by John His retreat to the wilder-
ness and meditations on how to
preach.
Of Soldiers and Altars
(Color 28 Min 1966)
Facilities and activities pro-
vided by US Army chaplaincy pro-
grams for all faiths, both within
the US and oversea theaters of op-
eration.
The Bridge (A History of the Army
Chaplaincy)
(Color 30 Min 1968)
A graphic record of the role
played by the army chaplaincy in
keeping the 'bridge' open between
God and the men and women of the
Armed Forces throughout the his-
tory of our nation.
White As Snow (Religion and the Modern
World)
(Color 29 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Young student, unable to rec-
oncile faith with the modern world,
accepts his pastor's advice and
turns to the Bible for some of the
answers he is seeking.
Israel The Story of the Jewish People
(Color 32 Min 1966)
155
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5168
MF 16-5169
MF 16-5170
MF 16-5180
MF 16-5181
MF 16-5200
MF 16-5213
156
(Adopted Commercial Film)
History of the Jews from time
of Abraham to present day, with
particular focus on events related
to establishment of the state of
Israel.
The Moral Choice
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatization concerns two
teenagers in love who are faced
with the problem of choosing pro-
per standards of sex morality.
I Was Ashamed
(Color 29 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the growing-up prob-
lems of a young teenager, and the
concern of her parents regarding
her spiritual growth.
Dawn of Victory
(Color 28 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A portrayal of the resurrec-
tion message, beginning with events
of the crucifixion, Easter Sunday,
and ending with Jesus' last appear-
ance.
Psalm 112 'Praise the Lord'
(B&W 5 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
TV film, presented on the Fam-
ily Theater 'Prayer of the Ages'
program, based on Psalm 112 of the
Bible Fides translation.
Psalm 8 'Wonder'
(B&W 4 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
TV film, presented on the fami-
ly theater 'Prayer of the Ages' pro-
gram, based on Psalm 8 of the Bible
Fides translation.
Through Gates of Splendor
(Color 37 Min)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
This is the factual story of
the death of five American mis-
sionaries at the hands of the Auca
Indians in Ecuador, January 1956;
and the subsequent missionary ef-
forts of the widows of two of the
slain men.
How Do I Love Thee
(Color 29 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dilemma of college students
in choosing premarital sex code of
conduct stress on value of sex j
standards based on respect prior
to marriage.
MF 16-5214 Face the Music
(Color 76 Min 2 Reels 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Message of faith in Jesus pre-
sented in the song and music of
Thurlow Spurr and the Spurrlows;
and story of a nonbeliever who
finally turns to faith.
MF 16-5215 The Paul Carlson Story
(Color 54 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Life, work and death of Dr.
Carlson, American Medical Mission-
ary, who was killed by Congolese
rebels, 24 November 1964.
MF 16-5219 We Call Them Chaplain
(B&W 11 Min 1967)
Explains to new recruits the
role of the army chaplain as friend,
advisor, and spiritual guide.
MF 16-5230 The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary
The Assumption
(Color 35 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A portrayal of Mary's life af- A
ter the death of Jesus, and the I
events surrounding her death, bur-
ial and assumption.
MF 16-5231 Big Steve (Compulsive Gambling)
(Color 8 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a compulsive gambler
who finally realizes he needs help
to overcome his weakness, and joins
a 'Gambling Anonymous' group.
MF 16-5247 Three Wise Boys
(Color 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of three boys who be-
come caught up in the deeper mean-
ing of Christmas.
MF 16-5248A The Old Testament Background
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 1 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
MF 16-5248B Problems of Old Testa m ant Study
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 2 of 13 in series titled
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5248C
MF 16-5248D
MF 16-5248E
MF 16-5248F
MF 16-5248G
MF 16-5248H
MF 16-52481
MF 16-5248J
MF 16-5248M
MF 16-5248N
MF 16-52480
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The Pentateuch An Introduction Book of MF 16-5248L
Genesis
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 3 of 13 in series " titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The Pentateuch Book of Exodus
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 4 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The Pentateuch Literary Problems
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 5 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The Pentatauch Religious Value
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 6 of 1.3 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The Promised Land
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 7 of 13 in series titled
"An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The United Kingdom
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 8 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The Divided Kingdom
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 9 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
The Rise of Prophecy
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 10 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
Amos MF 16-5248T
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 11 of 13 in series titled
MF 16-5248P
MF 16-5248Q
MF 16-5248R
MF 16-5248S
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
Ho sea
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 12 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
Isaiah
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 13 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (First Semester).
Deuteronomy
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 1 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
Jeremiah
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 2 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
Ezekial
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lessson 3 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
Ezra, Nehemiah
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 4 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
Tha Pentateuch, the Priestly Code
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 5 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
Deutero Isaiah
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 6 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
Ruth and Jonah
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 7 of 13 in series titled
157
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5261
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5248U Wisdom: Proverbs and Ecclesiastes
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film) Mp 16-5259
Lesson 8 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5248V Wisdom: The Book of Job
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 9 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5248W Apocalypticism: The Book of Daniel
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 16-5260
Lesson 10 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5248X The Book of Psalms
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 11 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
MF 1 6-5248 Y The Old Testament and the Dead Sea
Scrolls
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 12 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5248Z Beyond the Old Testament
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 13 of 13 in series titled
'An Introduction to the Old Testa-
ment' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5251 Parobb
(Color 22 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of a man who dared
to be different epitomizes the his-
tory of mankind and of an indi-
vidual.
MF 16-5258 Least of My Brothers
(B&W 28 Min 1967) MF 16-5264
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Concerns the dilemma of a pre-
med college student who begins to
doubt his faith as he is exposed to
the intellectual and social experi-
ence of the school environment.
While on a Peace Corps job in
MF 16-5262
South America, he learns that by
loving and serving his fellowmen
he is in the presence of God and
true happiness.
The Lovers
(B&W 25 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of Gerry and Bob,
engaged to be married, shows how
a girl in love can be pressured into
a pre-marital affair. As Bob begins
to resist the idea of marriage,
Gerry realizes her mistake and
discontinues the relationship, vow-
ing never again to compromise her
spiritual values.
David, A Young Hero
(Color 16 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A dramatization of the David
and Goliath episode as recounted
in the Old Testament David's an-
ointment by Samuel, his friendship
with King Saul and Jonathan, the
encounter with Goliath, and King
Saul's subsequent rejection of David.
Ruth, A Faithful Woman
(Color 15 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A dramatization of the Ruth
and Naomi episode as recounted in
the Old Testament Ruth's pledge
of loyalty to Naomi, her mother-
in-law; their return from Moab to
Judea, Ruth's Marriage to Boaz,
and the birth of a son who was
destined to be the ancestor of King
David and the Messiah.
Ycur Last Chance
(Color 30 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a boy's involvement
in a store robbery points up the
theme that the crime was the con-
sequence of the failure of the
church and individuals to share the
spiritual truths with their fellow-
men.
Sinners, Inc.
(B&W 29 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The stories of 3 sinners, a trav-
eling salesman, Lady MacBeth, and
Dr. Faustus, delineate the real na-
ture of sin, and the social reper-
cussions of sin.
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5271 The Scrolls of Leeuwarden
(Color 28 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Factual story of the scrolls
of the Leeuwarden Synagogue in
the Netherlands during the Nazi MF 16-5285H
Holacaust and how they came to
the Synagogue in the children's vil-
lage of Kfar Batya in Israel.
MF 16-5276 The Search
(Color 29 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 16-52851
Delineates man's search to find
himself and his God throughout the
ages the words of the Psalmists
written 2,000 years ago attest to
this search.
MF 16-5285A New Life in the New Testament MF 16-5285J
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 1 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
MF 16-5285B Th 2 Predicament of Modern Man MF 16-5285K
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 2 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
MF 16-5285C God's Good News MF 16-5285L
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 3 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
MF 16-5285D Luke: The Source of Life MF 16-5285M
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 4 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
MF 16-5285E Mark: The Acceptance of life MF 16-5285N
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 5 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
MF 16-5285F Matthew: The Cost of Life MF 16-5285O
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 6 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
MF 16-5285G John: The Incarnation of Life MF 16-5285P
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 7 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
John: The Dimension of Life
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 8 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
First John: The Strength of Love
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 9 of 13 in series titled
"The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
Hebrews: The Mystery of Sacrifice
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 10 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
Acts: What in the World Is the Church
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 11 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
Acts: Who in the World is the Church
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 12 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
Acts: Where in the World is the Church
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 13 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (First Semester).
Paul and the Light From Heaven
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 1 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
Romans: A Symphony of Faith
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 2 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
James: Faith Without Work Is Dead
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
159
MF 16 Chaplain
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 3 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285Q Galatians: Faith and Freedom
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 4 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285R First Corinthians: The Life of Love
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 5 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285S Second Corinthians: The Thorn in the Flesh
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 6 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 1 5-5285 T Colossians: The Cosmic Christ
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 7 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285U Philippions: Surprised by Joy
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 8 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285V Thessalonions: The End of the World
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 9 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285W Revelation: God has the Last Word
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 10 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285X Pastoral Letters: Faith Beyond Belief
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 11 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285Y Ephesians: Uniting the Broken World
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 12 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5285Z The Unfinished New Testament
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lesson 13 of 13 in series titled
'The New Testament and Modern
Man' (Second Semester).
MF 16-5286 Look Up and Live-Part I
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A panel of Catholic educators
defines the objectives and concepts
of the new approach to religious
education of children.
MF 16-5287 Look Up and Live-Part II
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The new approach to religious
education is applied to a class of
pre-schoolers at a Catholic convent.
MF 16-5288 Vatican Council 1 1 -Part l-The Peaceful
Revolution
(Color 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Documents the events during the
first and second sessions, 1962
1963, of the 21st General Ecumen-
ical Council.
MF 16-5289 Vatican Council Il-Part II-A New
Pentecost
(Color 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Documents the events during
the third and fourth sessions, 1964
1965, of the 21st General Ecu-
menical Council.
MF 16-5307 The Reverend Turner's Night Out
(The Reserve Chaplain)
(Color 19 Min 1968)
Describes the training and ac-
tivities of the chaplains in the US
Army Reserve.
MF 16-5328 I Don't Want to Get Involved
(Color 29 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Examines the problem of pub-
lic apathy in modern urban society,
and the role of the individual and
the church in bringing about
social involvement.
MF 16-5329 Michael has Company for Coffee
(Color 28 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of Michael O'Shea,
a lonely and bitter old cobbler,
160
who finds peace of soul by turn-
ing to God.
MF 16-5330 The Well-Rounded Square
(Color 28 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A lecture addressed to 20th
century youth on how to achieve
a proper balance in life for per-
sonal happiness and for the strength
of a free society.
MF 16-5331 David, King of Israel
(Color 16 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of David, from the
time of his disfavor with King Saul
to his reign as King of Israel, as
recounted in the Old Testament.
MF 16-5333 A Mitzvah to Serve
(Color 26 Min 1969)
An orientation on the mean-
ing, responsibilities, and value of
Jewish lay leadership in the US
Armed Forces.
MF 16-5334 Signposts Aloft
(Color 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A sermon on the theme of
faith as applied to man in his ela-
tion with God.
MF 16-5335 Road Signs on a Merry-Go-Round
(Color 1 Hr 2 Reels 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The philosophies of Dietrich
Bonhoeffer- Teilhard de Chardin,
and Martin Buber provide some of
the answers to man's search to un-
derstand the meaning of his exper-
ience and his relationship with God.
MF 16-5337 The Gift
(Color 23 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Develops the theme that Jesus'
life and teaching is a gift from God
and the core of the Christian faith;
and that responsible stewardship on
the part of each Christian will help
the church to fulfill its mission for
God's purpose.
MF 16-5339 Anyone Around My Base is it (The Search
for God)
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A man's search for a better
understanding of the nature and ex-
istence of God reveals the concept
MF 16 Chaplain
that God is where people look for
Him and find Him.
MF 16-5340 Inscape
(Color 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Delineates the struggle of
young people in modern society in
the search for self-identity and for
an understanding of the purpose of
life and their relationship with
God.
MF 16-5343 One Reach One-The American Cannibals
(Color 26 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Concerns the moral choices
made under the pressures of today's
affluent society, pointing up the idea
that material gain alone does not
bring happiness, but that a belief
in God and moral integrity are the
key to the enriched life.
MF 16-5344 One Reach One Marriage, A Simple Glory
(Color 28 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents a close look at the
many faces of marriage in con-
temporary life, pointing up the
idea that people must relate to each
other with heart, mind, and soul to
achieve a true 'oneness.'
MF 16-5346 Something More
(Color 27 Min 1969)
Illustrates the psychological
and spiritual value of chapel in-
volvement for military personnel
of all faiths.
MF 16-5351 Look Who's Living Next Door
(Color 30 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the social and spiritual
disillusionment that underlies the
new morality practiced by young
people who are rebelling against
the lack of moral standards in to-
day's world, developing the theme
that love and faith in God are the
key to a better world and meaning-
ful life.
MF 16-5352 He is Risen
(Color 28 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of the passion and
resurrection of Jesus is recounted
against a background of famous
religious paintings.
161
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5353 One Reach One-The Search
(Color 26 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A portrayal of a man's search
to assuage the pain of loneliness
and find meaning to his life. He
realizes that the key to personal
fulfillment is through faith in God
and community with fellowmen.
MF 16-5372 The Antkeeper
(Color 28 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An allegorical tale illustrates
the impact of the forces of good
and evil on human conduct and ex-
perience, developing the theme that
love and faith in God bring truth,
beauty, and order into the world.
MF 16-5373 Insight (Late Great God)
(Color 29 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Delineates the spiritual strug-
gle in modern society to under-
stand the nature of God and affirm
man's need for God. Develops the
theme that faith in the existence
of God is the bridge to self-reali-
zation and meaningful community
in the world of mankind.
MF 16-5374 The Now Crowd
(Color 27 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A portrayal of the pangs of
conscience suffered by two college
sweethearts in trying to conform to
the 'new morality' of today's youth.
MF 16-5422 One Reach One-The Endless Thread
(Color 27 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Assesses the role of the Amer-
ican family in contemporary life,
and underscores the importance of
pertuating the traditional values of
family life to develop a more 'hu-
manized' society.
MF 16-5507 Don't Blame Me
(Color 28 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Delineates man's need for hon-
est soul-searching to find the mean-
ing of his life and understand his
relationship to God and fellow man.
MF 16-5508 A Place in the Sun
(Color 7 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An animated portrayal of man
in his world, and how he controls
the quality of his life through his
own basic nature.
MF 16-5510 One Reach One-The Shadow of the Turtle
(Color 28 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A woman is tortured by self-
inflicted guilt feelings when her
small daughter is diagnosed as re-
tarded. She finds peace when she
realizes that tragedy can guide to
a meaningful life.
MF 16-5511 Trap of Hate
(Color 28 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A dramatic portrayal of a boy's
reaction to the social difficulties he
encounters as a result of his broth-
er's prison record.
MF 16-5518 Psychological Differences Between the Sexes
(Color 13 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Portrays the ways in which a
young girl and boy react to similar
situations their diverse reactions
exemplify some of the typical psy-
chological differences between males
and females.
MF 16-5530 One Reach One-The Late Liz
(Color 27 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of a woman whose
spiritual rebirth emancipates her
from a life of alcoholism.
MF 16-5531 One Reach One-Face of the Pharisee
(Color 27 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Concerns the danger of self-
righteousness and intolerance in
modern day society.
MF 16-5532 Insight-He Lived With Us, He Ate With
Us, What Else, Dear?
(Color 26 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Portrays the struggle of young
people in today's affluent society to
understand and balance the power
and responsibility of freedom.
MF 16-5533 Workout
(Color 16 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Portrays the struggle in mod-
ern society to bridge the communi-
cations gap between the genera-
tions.
MF 16-5536 Insight-Watts Made Out of Thread
(Color 28 Min 1970)
162
MF 16 Chaplain
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 16-5553
An enactment of the spiritual
conflict engendered by racial pre-
judice and social injustice in the
20th century.
MF 16-5537 Engagement: Romance and Reality
(Color 15 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Episodes in the life of a young
couple who plans to marry point MF 16-5554
up the importance of taking time
during the engagement period to
arrive at a realistic appraisal of
one's potential mate.
MF 16-5538 Handling Marital Conflicts
(Color 14 Min 1070)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The development of arguments MF 16-5555
between two couples points up the
differences between constructive and
destructive conflict and the means
of coping with marital disagree-
ments.
MF 16-5540 Land of the Book
(Color 28 Min 1970) MF 16-5556
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of the land, litera-
ture, and people of ancient Israel,
from Abraham to the fall of Mas-
sada.
MF 16-5541 Mirror, Mirror
(Color 25 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 16-5557
A young high school student,
unhappy and uncomfortable with
his peers because of a poor self
image, realizes he must try to find
himself. He makes a positive effort
to join in school activities, and soon
experiences a sense of worth.
MF 16-5551 Insight-Daath of Simon Jackson MF 16-5580
(Color 30 Min)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of the life and death
of a young black poet as he tells
the story of his people through his
poetry.
MF 16-5552 The Youth Drug Scene MF 16-5581
(Color 29 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the reasons a 20-year-
old drug addict turned to drugs,
the reactions of his family, friends,
and himself, and how turning to
God helped him get rid of the habit.
Insight The Sandalmaker
(Color 26 Min)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of Mike, a young
drug addict who is accused of mur-
der, and the problems encountered
between he and his father, an at-
torney, as they plan for his de-
fense.
Contact (The Christian Encounter Series)
(Color 11 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the goals of the
catholic church today its aspira-
tions to reach out to all segments
of the church and raise the level of
human dignity.
Encounter (The Christian Encounter Series)
(Color 9 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Compares the lives of people
who share life and interests, with
those who are indifferent to others
and the needs of others.
Search (The Christian Encounter Series)
(Color 10 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Develops the theme that in
searching for God, we will find Him
in our fellow man; 'the mystery
of Christ is among you,' (Colos-
sians 1:27).
Witness (The Christian Encounter Series)
(Color 8 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Develops the theme that we
should count our blessings and
share them; 'the only witness is a
life of integrity,' (II Corinthians
6:7).
Crossing* Point
(Color 31 Min 1970)
Adopted Commercial Film)
Develops the theme that pro-
blems and crises are a part of life,
and that Christian beliefs are vital
to the decisions we make.
Little Drummer Boy
(Color 23 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The little drummer boy, after
playing his drum at the cradle of
the Christ Child, experiences a
change in his attitude and think-
ing.
163
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5582
MF 16-5583
MF 16-5584
MF 16-5585
MF 16-5593
MF 16-5597
MF 16-5598
Passover
(Color 13 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the story of the Passover,
the Feast of Spring. Describes the
Feast of Seder, and the way Passover
is celebrated in Palestine today.
Religion in Russia
(Color 20 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Follows the history of religion
in Russia from spirit worship in
the eighth century through the in-
fluences of Buddhism, Jewish, Is-
lamis, and Mongol cultures to the
adoption of the Greek Orthodox
faith, and present suppression of
religion.
The Gossamer Theard (Jewish History)
(Color 28 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the story of the Jewish
religion from the Babylonian in-
fluence to the rise of Judaism in
Jerusalem, Judea, Galilee, China,
Spain, and France.
Tuesday Night is the Loneliest Night of the
Week
(Color 36 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Portrays the affair between an
unmarried girl and a married man,
and the unhappiness that results
because of the affair.
Charlie, You Made the Night Too Long
(Color 28 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows that even people who
deny that they are prejudiced
against another race may really
have some prejudice they don't re-
cognize.
Consider fh? Zebra
(Color 28 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatize the reactions of
church members to a program to
use church facilities to teach and
retrain negroes in the community.
The Other Wise Man
(Color 26 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells of Artaban, the fourth
wise man, who spent his life and
his fortune looking for Christ.
MF 16-5599 Charlie Churchman and the Youth Quake
(Color 27 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows that today's youth do
not respond to the traditional meth-
of of teaching Sunday school; moral
lessons are best taught in the con-
text of real life.
MF 16-5600 Charlie Churchman and the Church Week
(Color 19 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Contrasts the self-centered bus-
iness of church week with scenes
of the pressing needs of the world.
MF 165603 Holy Communion Sacrament of Life
(Color 9 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Gives a contemporary meaning
to the Holy Communion ; shows that
communion represents not only the
life of Christ, but all life on earth.
MF 16-5604 Come Back
(Color 11 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A man accidentally hits a little
girl with his car; as a result, she
is paralyzed. He is haunted by an
uneasy feeling until he goes to see
her in the hospital.
MF 16-5605 Confirmation Sacrament of Witness
(Color 11 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Bobby Anderson daydreams
about daring and exciting exploits,
doing good in the world. He finds,
though, that it is much harder to
do good than it is to dream about
it.
MF 16-5606 Baptism Sacrament of Belonging
(Color 8 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Alfredo, a small Mexican boy,
is accepted by the children in an
orphanage despite the horrible
scars in his face from the fire that
killed his family.
MF 16-5607 Let th& Rain Settle It
(Color 24 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the story of the friend-
ship that develops between a negro
boy and a white boy who stays
with the negro family while his
father goes to get their car re-
paired.
164
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-5608 The Brotherhood of Man
((Color 11 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows that, with our shrinking
world, we must learn to live with
and understand people of all races,
and to see that our similarities are
greater than our differences.
MF 16-5609 Patterns of Prejudice
(Color 4 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Using dramatic portrayal this
film connotes that we do not have
to look further than the face of
our fellow man to find God.
MF 16-5610 The Man in the Middle
(Color 25 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes the dilemma of a
small-town mayor who attempts to
stop a violent demonstration when
a white woman refuses to sell her
house to a black family.
MF 16-5611 Some Talk About Pool Rooms and Gin Mills
(Color 27 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A white criminal, hunted by
police, takes refuge in the apart-
ment of a black family, holding
them hostage. Their conversation
reveals each of their racial pre-
judices.
MF 16-5618 Joshua
(B&W 17 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes the story of Joshua,
a young negro boy who finds
through personal experience that
in life each individual has some-
thing to offer another.
MF 16-5619 Exchanges 1
(B&W 10 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Depicts a fantasy encounter be-
tween a negro man and a white
girl on a train. Returning to reality,
they are still isolated from each
other.
MF 16-5623 Stalked
(Color 30 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows, through the dream-like
experiences of a carnival owner, that
there is some good and beauty in
all people.
MF 16-5624 Beyond LSD
(Color 24 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Demonstrates that the youth
drug problem is only a symptom
of the 'communication gap' between
young people and the 'establish-
ment.' Shows how the gap can be
breached.
MF 16-5637 Story Line-The Good Neighbor
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the story of the good
Samaritan
MF 16-5638 Story Line-Stick by Your Friend
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the friendship be-
tween David and Jonathan as
young boys.
MF 16-5639 Story Lin-Listen to God
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Says that God's message must
fall on receptive ears to be effective,
just as seeds must fall on fertile
ground to grow.
MF 16-5640 Story Line-Show Off
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the parable of the widow's
mite in a contemporary setting.
MF 16-5641 Story Line-Happy Man
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Relates the story of Jesus heal-
ing a man who was paralyzed.
MF 16-5642 Story Line-A Baby Named Jesus
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Recounts the story of the birth
of Jesus
MF 16-5643 Story Line Runaway Comes Home
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the story of the prodigal
MF 16-5644 Story Line Hosanna Day
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells of the crowd greeting
Jesus at the gates of Jerusalem.
MF 16-5645 Story Line Conversation
(Color 6 Min 1971)
165
MF 16 Chaplain
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Illustrates the idea that we
must be humble when we speak
with God.
MF 16-5646 Story Line-God Loves Us
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Compares God's love with that
of a shepherd taking care of his
flock.
MF 16-5647 Story Line-It is Written
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the crucifixion and
the resurrection
MF 16-5648 Story Line-God Protects
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells the story of David and
Goliath
MF 16-5649 Story Line-Afraid of the Storm
(Color 6 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells how Jesus, in a boat tos-
sed by a storm, stilled the wind
and waves.
MF 16-5653 Th> Breaking of the Bread
(Color 25 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the history of the
Christian Liturgy, following its de-
velopment from its origin in the
Feast of the Passover to the present.
MF 16-5655 The Circus
(Color 19 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents a 'parable about you,
Christ, and his Church.' Children
are encouraged to play in a circus
closed for the morning; then their
parents stop them and take them
home.
MF 16-5657 Film Chronicles From The Book of Psalms' -
'Thanksgiving'
(Color 9 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
This film is a reading of ex-
cerpts from 'The Book of Psalms'
with a visual accompaniment show-
ing beautiful scenes of nature and
man to illustrate the passages.
MF 16-5658 The Summer We Moved to Elm Street
(Alcoholism)
(Color 28 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
i
Demonstrates through a dra-
matic presentation the friction and
sadness in a family that results
from the father's alcoholism.
MF 16-5661 Up Pill, Down Pill
(Color 23 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Contrasts the life styles of two
men, one young and using drugs,
and the other in an old folks home
who meet when the old man begins
to rebuild a boat.
MF 16-5672 Leo Beuerman
(Color 13 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Leo Beuerman, extremely crip-
pled from birth, is shown as he
makes a living and 'enjoys life very
much' despite his great handicap,
without accepting any charity.
MF 16-5673 The Stray
(Color 12 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A boy strays away from a
group of children visiting a zoo.
He gets lost at closing time, but
the bus driver finally finds him.
MF 16-5674 Amblin'
(Color 26 Min 1971) ,
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents a lyrical portrait of
a teenage boy and girl who meet
while hitchhiking in the California
desert, become close, and then part
when they reach the ocean.
MF 16-5675 Face to Face
(Color 11 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows sculptor Gilbert Neil
Amelio, USAF, describing his feel-
ings about Christ as he sculpts,
and then destroys, the face of Christ
in clay.
MF 16-5676 Insight-No Tears for Kelsey
(Color 28 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The confrontation between a
runaway daughter and her parents
shows that each of them is to blame
for the absence of real love in the
family.
MF 16-5677 Guidance-Working With Others
(Color 10 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents several vignettes of
primary-grade children in situa-
166
MF 16 Chaplain
tions that raise problems, with cues
to stop the film for discussion of
each case.
MF 16-5678 No Reason to Stay (High School Dropout) MF 16-5709
(B&W 28 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how 'A Dropout Looks
at Education; a bright boy who
drops out of high school because
of boredom.
MF 16-5691 Why Man Creates MF 16-5710
(Color 26 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents a series of explora-
tions, episodes, and comments on
creativity; the edifice, fooling
around, the process, the judgement,
a parable, a digression, and the
search.
MF 16-5699 TV and Thee MF 16-5744
(Color 21 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents a Christian perspec-
tive of television; discusses vio-
lence and sex on TV, the positive
values of TV, and church involve-
ment in the media.
MF 16-7542
MF 16-5700 Holy Smoke
(Color 8 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows in animation how two
children, seeing problems caused by
drugs and warnings against them,
create a 'dream' world where there MF 16-7543
are no drug problems.
MF 16-5701 Dancing Prophet
(Color 15 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents a film portrait of
Douglas Crotchfield, a dancer who
teaches handicapped children and MF 16-7544
adults; his work is compared with
Jesus' healing the sick and crip-
pled.
MF 16-5702 To be a Man
(Color 13 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Short scenes, still pictures,
psychedelic art effects, and songs MF 16-7679
accompany several people's off-
screen comments on what it really
means to be a man.
MF 16-5703 The Ultimate Adventure
(Color 29 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents a documentary about MF 16-7681
five men who crossed the Sahara
Desert on motorcycles; shows how
their experiences helped them ac-
cept Christ as their personal Savior.
Remember Eden
(Color 10 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Makes a lyrical exploration of
love and sex, and their place in
the emotions and actions of a true
human being.
Like a Mighty Army
(Color 2 Reels 56 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes the story of how
Rev. James Kennedy revived his
dying church in Coral Ridge, Fla.,
through learning and teaching the
principles of New Testament evan-
gelism.
The Hangman
(Color 19 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents an animated film ver-
sion of Maurice Ogden's 'Hangman,'
a poem about tolerance and social
concern.
God of Creation
(Color 41 Min 1949)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Sermon from science vividly
demonstrates the hand of God in
nature.
God of the Atom
(Color 38 Min 1949)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Sermon on present day appli-
cation of atomic energy in military
and scientific world, stressing im-
portance of man's faith in God.
Voice of the Deep
(Color 30 Min 1949)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Scientific film illustrating
startling revelations of underwater
sound; challenges present day ag-
nosticism and confirms the word
of God.
Creation, According to Genesis
(Color 10 Min 1950)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A pictorial narration, with
symphonic and choral music, of the
first chapter of Genesis, King James
Version.
Stephen, the First Christian Martyr
(B&W 25 Min 1950)
167
MF 16 Chaplain
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Trial of Stephen, instigated by
Saul of Tarsus effect of Stephen's
forgiving attitude on Saul.
MF 16-7686 Dust or Destiny
(Color 43 Min 1950)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The amazing wonders concern-
ing the human body, the animal
kingdom and plant life are revealed
as part of the master plan of
God, the Creator.
MF 16-7961 The Lord's Ascension
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus is resurrected on the 3d
day following his death He ap-
pears to Mary Magdalene and His
disciples He ascends to heaven 40
days later.
MF 16-7962 Jesus and the Lepers
(B&W 13 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Enroute from Capernaum to
Jerusalem Jesus heals 10 lepers.
Only 1 of the lepers, a Samaritan,
expresses his gratitude for his cure.
MF 16-8189 I Beheld His Glory
(Color 56 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus' last days on earth the
last supper, his betrayal and arrest,
the trial before Pilate, the crucifix-
ion, and the resurrection.
MF 16-8190 Holy Night-Th? Beginning of the Life of
Jesus
(B&W 31 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Prophesies of Isaiah; story of
Mary and Joseph annunciation and
birth of Christ; story of the shep-
herds and their arrival to behold
the babe.
MF 16-8192 Hidden Treasures
(Color 43 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Reveals wonders of creation
under the microscope. On the
ocean's floor, the desert, and the
planets as seen through the tele-
scope.
MF 16-8194 Woman at the Well
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus speaks with the woman
of Sychar at Jacob's well the wo-
man tells the people of her village
that she has found the Christ.
MF 16-8195 The Lord is Risen
(B&W 15 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of Jesus' burial and
the resurrection.
MF 16-8206 The Prior Claim
(Color 43 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Affirms nature's 'prior claim'
to the existence and infinite super-
iority of natural phenomena over
man-made inventions.
MF 16-8490 The Conversion of Saul
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Persecution of followers of
Christ by Saul account of his con-
version based on the gospel story
in Acts IX.
MF 16-8491 Years of Apprenticeship
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Saul's stay in Damascus with
Ananias his stay in the desert
his return to Damascus and escape
to Jerusalem.
MF 16-8492 Return to Jerusalem
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Saul joins the disciples of
Christ in Jerusalem and proves his
faith in word and deed.
MF 16-8493 Ambassador for Christ
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tells of the great famine of
Judea and how the Antioch Church
helped to send relief portrays a
powerful message of stewardship
and evangelism.
MF 16-8494 First Missionary Journey
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Saul's visit to the island of
Cyprus his triumph for the Chris-
tian cause he chooses to be known
as Paul of Tarsus.
MF 16-8495 Stoning at Lystra (Lif: of St. Paul)
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Journey of Paul and Barnabas
from Perga to Lystra the mir-
acle at Lystra stoning of Paul by
168
MF 16 Chaplain
populace Paul continues his min- MF 16-8671
istry.
MF 168496 Second Missionary Journey
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dissension on acceptance of
Gentile converts settled Paul jour-
neys to Phillippi on 2d ministry MF 16-8676
runs into opposition and held for
trial.
MF 16-8497 Visit to Corinth
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Paul and Silvanus freed in MF 16-8677
Phillippi journey on to Thessalon-
ica Paul goes on to Athens re-
turns to Corinth and is rejoined
by Silvanus.
MF 16-8498 Third Missionary Journey
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Paul revisits the churches in MF 16-8685
Galatia runs into trouble at Ephe-
sus with Dimetrius, leader of idol
profiteers returns to Jerusalem.
MF 16-8499 Trial at Jerusalem
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Paul's presence creates distur- MF 16-8686
bance at temple he is taken into
protective custody by Romans
makes final plea to be heard before
Caesar.
MF 16-8500 Voyage to Rome
(B&W 30 Min 1955) MF 16-8691
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Paul makes the voyage to
Rome presents his case to Nero
held in protective custody for 2
years taken to emperor for final
sentence.
MF 16-8632 Time and Eternity MF 16-8700
(Color 43 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Man's search for knowledge of
the mystery of time, space and
matter, developing theme that man's
salvation depends on love for God.
MF 16-8661 Escape to Egypt MF 16-8701
(B&W 30 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Joseph and Mary's stay in
Bethlehem after the birth of Jesus
order for the slaughter of the in-
nocents escape of the holy family.
Heritage
(B&W 9 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Animated film affirming that
civil rights and laws are predicated
on human rights, fundamental for
human progress, and freedom.
Boyhood and Baptism
(B&W 30 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Life of Jesus Christ from the
time his family leaves Egypt until
he is baptized.
Men of the Wilderness
(B&W 30 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Testimony of John the Bap-
tist conflict between Herod and
Herodias over John healing of
madman at Capernaum and curing
of sick by Jesus.
The Challenge of Faith
(B&W 29 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus spreads his teachings in
Galilee imprisoned John the Bap-
tist is told of Jesus' wonders
Jesus meets Matthew, the publican.
Disciphship
(B&W 28 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus chooses his 12 disciples
and teaches them how to pray. He
cures a leper in Galilee.
Return to Nazareth
(B&W 29 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus journeys back to Nazar-
eth His wonders in Capernaum,
Cana and Samaria episode in Naz-
areth He journeys on to Galilee.
Government is Your Business
(B&W^27 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a young man who shows
that corrupt government is due to
the weakness of good people more
than to the strength of evildoers.
Jerusalem, The Holy City
(Color 10 Min 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Relation of Jerusalem to the
Christian, Jewish, and Islamic
faiths origin, history, and creed of
each faith.
169
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-8730
MF 16-8786
MF 16-8794
MF 16-8805
MF 16-8806
MF 16-8807
MF 16-8808
Conflict MF 16-8840
(B&W 28 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus comes to the home of
Lazarus in Bethany goes on to
Jerusalem where He preaches and
makes known his healing powers
goes on to Galilee.
In the Face of Jeopardy
(B&W 28 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A Chinese houseboy in South
East Asia, motivated by love of
God, saves his employer from com-
munist terrorists at the risk of his
own life.
MF 16-8884
MF 16-8885
Film Chronicles From the Book of Psalms-
Reverence
(Color 10 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A pictorial reflection of the
Lord's creation of the universe ac-
companied by dramatic narration of MF 16-8886
excerpts from the book of Psalms.
Fate of John the Baptist
(B&W 28 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Princess Salome dances for
Herod's guests and requests the
head of John the Baptist as a 'gift'
after John's death, his followers
join Jesus.
R 3 treat and Decision
(B&W 30 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus tells his disciples he is
returning to Jerusalem and predicts
his death and resurrection Jesus
resurrects Lazarus from the grave.
MF 16-8887
MF 16-8888
Triumph and Defeat
(B&W 28 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
At the Passover feast, Jesus
predicts his betrayal by Judas
Jesus is arrested at Gethsemane,
and judged guilty by the Sanhed- MF 16-8889
rin of blasphemy.
Crucifixion and Resurrection
(B&W 28 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus is crucified on Pilate's
order Joseph claims the body
Jesus' body disappears from tomb
and he appears to Mary and the MF 16-8890
Apostles.
Birth of the Savior
(B&W 15 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the birth from the
time the angel appears before Mary
and Joseph in Nazareth to the sub-
sequent events in Bethlehem.
Birth of John the Baptist
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The birth and naming of John
by his parents Zechariah and Eli-
zabeth John as a wilderness pro-
phet proclaiming the coming of the
Messiah.
Childhood of Jesus
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The wise men bring their gifts
to the infant Jesus Joseph flees
with the Child to Egypt after Her-
od's death they return to Galilee.
Ministry of John the Baptist
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus comes to John to be bap-
tized John is imprisoned by Herod
and asks whether Jesus is the
Christ John is beheaded at re-
quest of Herodias.
First Disciples
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus approaches John the Bap-
tist's group Andrew, John and
Simeon go with Jesus, and are
joined by Philip and Nathaniel
Jesus begins to teach.
Jesus at Nazareth and Capernaum
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
At the temple in Nazareth, Je-
sus arouses the congregation and is
forced out of the synagogue He
journeys on to Capernaum to heal
the sick.
Jesus and the Fishermen
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus meets 4 fishermen
Peter, Andrew, James and John
they go to Capernaum where Jesus
heals the sick they go on to Gali-
lee.
Thy Sins Are Forgiven
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
170
MF 16 Chaplain
((Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus cures a sick man in Ca-
pernaum Jesus commands Matthew
to follow Him the Pharisees ques-
tion Jesus about fasting, and he
replies with three parables.
MF 16-8891 Jesus, Lord of the Sabbath
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus and His disciples are cri-
ticized for husking a few kernels
on the Sabbath He declares that
son of man is Lord of the Sab-
bath.
MF 16-8892 The Transfiguration
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Peter confesses Jesus is Christ
Jesus is transfigured before
James, Peter and John Moses and
Elijah appear and talk with Jesus.
MF 16-8893 Jesus Teaches Forgiveness
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus forgives a sinful woman
He sets forth the rules for treat-
ing a brother who has sinned
against one, and exhorts that all
should forgive.
MF 16-8894 Before Abraham Was, I Am
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus teaches in the temple at
Jerusalem the Sanhedrin sends sol-
diers to arrest Him Nicodemus de-
fends Jesus Jesus proclaims His
deity.
MF 16-8895 Jesus Heals the Man Born Blind
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus restores a blind man's
sight at the Pool of Siloam the
man believes in Jesus as the Son
of God.
MF 16-8896 I Am the Resurrection
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus reores a man to life in
the city of Nain later, He raises
Jairus' daughter back to life He
then resurrects Lazarus.
MF 16-8917 Jesus Before the High Priest
(B&W 13 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus is arrested at Gethsemane
and taken to Annas He is tried
before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin
He is charged with blasphemy and
sent to Pilate.
MF 16-8918 Trial Before Pilate
(B&W 13 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus is tried before Pilate and
is turned over to Herod for senten-
cing Herod sends Him back to Pi-
late, who turns Him over to be
crucified.
MF 16-8919 The Crucifixion
(B&W 18 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus carries His cross to Gol-
gotha where He will be crucified
en route Simon of Gyrene carries
Jesus' cross Jesus is crucified and
dies.
MF 16-8920 Nicodemus
(B&W 18 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Joseph of Arimathea and Nico-
demus make arrangements for Je-
sus' burial Nicodemus reflects up-
on the teachings of Jesus.
MF 16-8921 Younger Brother A Story of Japan
(B&W 28 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of a young Japanese
who breaks with the family Shinto
tradition and embarks on a new
life as a Christian.
MF 16-8922 Baragoi-An Outpost of Faith
(Color 13 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the work of the first
Christian mission established by the
Consolata fathers in Baragoi in
Kenya on the East African coast.
MF 16-8945 Last Journey to Jerusalem
(B&W 17 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
En route to Jerusalem for Pass-
over, Jesus tells His Disciples of
His death and resurrection at the
temple He is welcomed by the
people.
MF 16-8946 Thirty Pieces of Silver
(B&W 13 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus is anointed by Mary,
Lazarus' sister Judas indignant at
the waste of oil, goes to the priests
and bargains for Jesus' betrayal.
171
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-9047
MF 16-9056
MF 16-8947 The Upper Room Mp 16-9037
(B&W 14 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus and His Disciples partake
of the Last Paschal Meal Jesus
predicts His betrayal, institutes the
Lord's Supper and pronounces His
blessing. MF 16-9046
MF 16-9014 Thj Christmas Spirit
(Color 32 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a man who learns the
true meaning of 'brotherly love,'
from a small child.
MF 16-9015 Betrayal in Gethsemane
(B&W 15 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus, betrayed by Judas, is
taken by the temple guards; the
repentant Judas returns the 30
pieces of silver to priests and hangs
himself.
MF 16-9032 The Catholic Hour-Rome Eternal-The City
of Peter
(B&W 30 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
History and culture of ancient
Rome how Christianity began
and flourished in spite of existing
paganism historic landmarks of
ancient Rome.
MF 16-9033 The Catholic Hour-Rome Eternal-The City
of Faith
(B&W 30 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How Christianity took hold in
Rome under Constantino the Great
contributions of the early mis-
sionaries, and history of the early
churches.
MF 16-9034 The Catholic Hour-Rome Eternal-
Renaissance Rome
(B&W 30 Min 1959) MF 16-9077
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Statuary, architecture, sculp-
ture and art that testified to the
strong religious belief in Renais-
sance Rome Raphael, Michelange-
lo, and others.
MF 16-9036 The Mystery of Three Clocks
(Color 29 Min 1959) MF 16-9078
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A sermon from science on the
mysteries of the 'time-keeping' de-
vices found in the universe, testi-
mony to the rule of God's laws of
creation.
MF 16-9057
MF 16-9065
No Vacant Chairs
(Color 15 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Defines the rule of good teach-
ing and the factors, that influence
the learning process.
The Power of the Resurrection
(Color 62 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of Jesus from the
time of His betrayal by Judas, to
the Pentecost when the Holy Spirit
descended on the Apostles.
Amos, Shepherd of Tekoa
(B&W 16 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A dramatic interpretation of
Amos, the herdsman, who preached
justice and mercy, and denounced
those who oppressed the poor.
The Candlemaker
(Color 13 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a candlemaker's son
who learns the meaning of Chris-
tian stewardship.
The Pilgrims
(B&W 23 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the Pilgrims voyage
on the Mayflower founding of New
Plymouth colony the first Thanks-
giving the Mayflower Compact.
I Don't Want to Win (For Parents)
(Color 13 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A boy shows his parents the
importance of following the rules in
a church competitive project in or-
der to win fairly and honestly.
Flying Straight
(Color 15 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of young Bobby
whose sense of fair play and hon-
esty prevents him from accepting
a coveted prize in a church contest
dishonestly.
King of the Block
(Color 15 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of young Stevie who
learns that selfishness leads to un-
happiness his bossiness and selfish
attitude loses him his playmates.
172
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-9079 A Bigger Reward
(Color 15 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Young Carl learns that
thoughtfulness for others with a
higher motive than personal gain
results in the greater reward of
doing what is right.
MF 16-9080 Love Thy Neighbor
(B&W 30 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lem, the postman, shows how
the application of the golden rule
of neighborly kindness can help
make life peaceful and happy.
MF 16-9081 Moses, Called By God
(Color 17 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Moses' escape from death as
a child, his flight from Egypt and
appointment by God to lead the
Israelites from Egypt, crossing of
the Red Sea.
MF 16-9082 Moses, Leader of God's People
(Color 17 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Journey to Canaan God's giv-
ing of the Ten Commandments,
building of the Tabernacle, the
golden calf, the 40 years of wan-
dering in the wilderness.
MF 16-9083 Samuel, A Dedicated Man
(Color 17 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Samuel's boyhood in the Tab-
ernacle, his leadership of the Is-
raelites, his life as teacher of God's
word, his choice of Saul as King of
Israel.
MF 16-9084 A Story of Two Men
(B&W 29 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of Mentor Graham,
the teacher who had such a pro-
found influence on the life of Presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln.
MF 16-9092 Joshua, The Conqueror
(Color 16 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of Joshua, Moses'
successor the Battle of Jericho and
the campaign to win all Canaan
for the Israelites.
MF 16-9139 Lourdes-The Shrins of Our Lady
(Color 18 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A visit to the Shrine, show-
ing the main points of interest, the
religious services and processions,
and the blessing of the sick and
lame.
MF 16-9149 Missionary to Walker's Garage
(B&W 27 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a boy who decides on
an engineering career instead of
ministry, stressing idea that each
man should serve God as his tal-
ents direct him.
MF 16-9150 Immortal Love (Religious Concept of Life,
Love and Death)
(B&W 30 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Expounds idea that faith in
God is necessary for true acceptance
of life and death, and that love ex-
perienced in life cannot be destroyed
by death.
MF 16-9151 Forget Richards (Ethics in Business
Relationships at Management Level)
(B&W 12 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Concerns patterns of behavior
and questionable ethics encountered
in business relationships at the
management level.
MF 16-9152 A Better World Begins With Me
(Color 30 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Develops the theme that to love
God is to love one's fellowmen and
that each person should try to make
the world a better place to live in.
MF 16-9153 Johnny Appleseed A Legend of Frontier
Life
(Color 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of Jonathan Chapman,
hero of early 19th century America,
who established more than 30 nur-
series and helped over 500 settlers
plant apple orchards.
MF 16-9154 A Time for Valor (Chanukah, Jewish
Festival of Lights)
(B&W 14 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story and meaning of
Chanukah, history's first episode of
man's struggle for religious free-
dom as it occurred in Judea 2100
years ago.
173
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-9224
MF 16-9155 With All Thy Heart (Jewish High Holy Days)
(B&W 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The significance, prayer and
ritual of the Jewish religious New
Year (Rosh Hashanah) and the Day
of Atonement (Yom Kippur). MF 16-9223
MF 16-9156 Freedom Rings (Passover Festival)
(B&W 14 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Meaning and ritual of the Pass-
over Festival commemorating the
Exodus from Egypt to freedom
the ritual and prayer at the Seder.
MF 16-9157 Red Rivsr of life-Part I
(Color 29 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Sermon on mystery of life as
reflected in complex structure and
functioning of human bloodstream
part I covers the heart and circula-
tory system.
MF 16-9158 Red River of Life-Part II
(Color 32 Min 1960) MF 16-9225
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Sermon on mystery of life con-
tinued part II considers the nature
and chemistry of red and white
blood cells, and functioning of the
blood cell.
MF 16-9159 A Careless Word
(B&W 27 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 16-9226
Concerns the evil wrought by
gossip, developing the theme that
gossip is contrary to all religious
and moral precepts.
MF 16-9160 Our Bible-How It Came to Us-Part I
(B&W 25 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Origin and text of the Hebrew
Old Testament, the Greek Apocry-
pha, and the New Testament.
MF 16-9161 Our Bible-How It came to Us-Part II
(B&W 25 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Origin, text and use of the La-
tin Vulgate; translations of Bible
in European languages in the 12th
and 13th centuries; English trans- MF 16-9228
lation by John Wycliff in the 14th
century.
MF 16-9162 Our Bible-How It Came to Us-Part III
(B&W 35 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
MF 16-9227
Translations by Erasmus,
Luther and Tyndale (16C) ; The
King James Version (1611); The
American Standard Edition (1901) ;
Revised American Standard Edition.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Agony' (Catholic)
(Color 32 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Portrays the agony of betrayal
suffered by Jesus; sermon on the
power of the rosary in the family
stress on the importance of daily
prayer.
Thr- Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Scourging' (Catholic)
(Color 34 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus' trial before Pontius Pi-
late and the scourging by the sol-
diers; sermon on the power of the
rosary for the atonement of sin.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Crowning' (Catholic)
(Color 29 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus' final trial before Pilate
after the scourging; sermon on the
power of the rosary to wipeout the
sin of pride and bring joy to the
home.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Carrying' (Catholic)
(Color 31 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The sentencing of Jesus and
the carrying of the cross to Cal-
vary; sermon on the power of the
rosary in the home as aprotection
against evil.
Faith of Our Families
(B&W 36 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Stresses the merits of family
worship for spiritual growth; shows
how prayer can be incorporated in-
to the daily life of a family.
What is a Christian
(B&W 30 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Defines the fundamental creed
of the Christian faith, i.e., man is
a sinner, but is forgiven of his
sins through faith in Christ.
174
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-9229 Abraham, Man of Faith
(Color 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The life of Abraham his call
and journey to Canaan, Lot's deliv-
erance, the Abrahamic covenant,
birth of Isaac, and the test of faith
in Moriah.
MF 16-9230 Jacob, Bearer of the Promise
(Color 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jacob's early life how he re-
ceived Isaac's blessing, the visit from
the Lord, the service for Rachel
and marriage to Leah, the return
to Canaan.
MF 16-9231 Empty Shoes
(Color 30 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of William Carey,
18th century Christian missionary
to India his dedicated service and
translation of the New Testament.
MF 16-9232 The Choice
(B&W 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The problem of social drinking
and how it affects the averge fam-
ily, stressing that it is for the par-
ents to set the standards for child-
ren.
MF 16-9234 Tokens of Love
(Color 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Teaches the idea that messages
of love are always 'in season' and
that consideration and cooperation
in the family are the true tokens
of love.
MF 16-9235 Half Inch of Selfishness
(Color 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Teaches the idea that unselfish-
ness in human relations is the best
assurance for getting along with
people.
MF 16-9236 Sharing is Fun
(Color 15 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Teaches the idea that there is
joy in sharing possessions with
friends.
MF 16-9275 The Fifteen Mystries of the Rosary-'The
Crucifixion' (Catholic)
(Color 33 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus' crucifixion and last con-
versation with Mary; sermon on the
power of the rosary, and Mary's
spiritual love for those who love
her son.
MF 16-9305 A Handful of Ashes
(B&W 14 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of a doctor who feels
guilty about accepting honors for a
medical achievement resulting from
the compromise of proper ethics.
MF 16-9306 The Forge
(B&W 14 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows hardships endured by
continental army at Valley Forge
in the cause of freedom stress on
our obligation to preserve this heri-
tage.
MF 16-9307 The Land of the Bible Series-The Dead
Sea Scrolls
(Color 14 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Discovery and contents of
scrolls; importance of these reli-
gious writings to understanding the
Bible and present-day religious con-
cepts.
MF 16-9326 David Livingstone
(B&W 16 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the life and work of
David Livingstone, English mission-
ary, explorer, and humanitarian.
MF 16-9327 The Land of the Bible Series A Pictorial
Geography
(Color 15 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Covers the terrain, rivers,
mountain ranges, rural, and urban
areas of Palestine.
MF 16-9328 The Land of the Bible Series Exploring
Ancient Cities
(Color 15 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how the archeologists
work to unearth buried cities and
treasures of ancient civilizations in
the Palestine area.
MF 16-9329 I Do
(Color 25 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes work of the World
Council of Protestant Churches in
helping the prepared for marriage.
175
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-9332 Windows of the Soul
(Color 30 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Sermon on the human sensory
system develops theme that growth
of scientific knowledge is further
testimony to existence of spiritual
plan.
MF 16-9334 The Land of the Bible Series-Where Jesus
Lived
(Color 10 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows areas where Jesus lived
and traveled as they appear today
Bethlehem, Nazareth, Capernaum,
Cana, Jerusalem, and Bethany.
MF 16-9335 Th 9 Land of the Bible Series-Shepherd Life
(Color 11 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the Palestinian shepherd
as he guides his flock, his nomadic
home life, the work of the women,
and the children at play.
MF 16-9336 The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary-The
Annunciation
(Color 32 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of events auguring the
birth of John the Baptist and Je-
sus; sermon on the power of prayer
in the family.
MF 16-9337 The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary-The
Visitation
(Color 33 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the birth of John,
and the revelation to Joseph that
he is to marry Mary, who will
bear Jesus; sermon on power of
prayer in family.
MF 16-9365 Christmas in Hong Kong
(Color 20 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A little Chinese refugee boy
in Hong Kong learns the true mean-
ing of Christmas.
MF 16-9366 Three Mothers and Four Fathers
(Color 20 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A little orphaned boy strug-
gling for survival in Hong Kong
finds comfort and security in the
knowledge that God wants and loves
him.
MF 16-9367 Household of Faith
(Color 28 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Report by National Council of I
the Churches of Christ on objec-
tives and accomplishments of
church in foreign lands, e.g., India
and Thailand.
MF 16-9368 B-fore They Say 'I Do'
(Color 27 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Aimed at ministers and phy-
sicians involved in pre-marital
counseling pertinent facts and
proper methods of pre-marital coun-
seling.
MF 16-9369 Barabbas the Robber
(B&W 38 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of Barabbas, the outlaw,
who unexpectedly regained his free-
dom during Jesus' trial before Pi-
late.
MF 16-9702 'Question T
(B&W 107 Min 1962)
(Adopted Cmmercial Film)
Methods and techniques applied
by government of East Germany to
control and pressure its citizens into
submission, as based on actual case
histories.
MF 16-9716 Beyond a Doubt
(Color 29 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of Thomas, Jesus' dis-
ciple, who doubted the divinity of
his Master until Jesus appeared
before him.
MF 16-9717 The High Room
(Color 19 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a boy who discovers the
spiritual comfort gained through
the love of God.
MF 16-9718 Teenage Christmas
(Color 29 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A church youth group learns
the true meaning of Christmas by
helping a needy family to learn
and enjoy the spiritual symbolism
of the holiday.
MF 16-9719 Buyers' Choice
(Color 27 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a couple who are faced
with the problem of buying a house
issues are raised as to standards
176
MF 16 Chaplain
of value and 'keepin up with the MF 16-9736
Jones.'
MF 16-9720 Teenage Romance
(Color 30 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Appraises the problem of teen-
age dating, pointing up the true
meaning of love and how young MF 16-9763
people should face life to gain
'maturity.'
MF 16-9721 The Third Devil
(Color 28 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of three devils charged
by Satan to bring him souls, de-
veloping the theme that people
should 'do right' each day of their
lives.
MF 16-9810
MF 16-9722 Brother Juniper'* Christmas
(Color 28 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 16-9868
The story of St. Francis of
Assisi and Brother Juniper, the
monk who performed great acts of
charity.
MF 16-9723 Crossroads Our First Christmas Tree
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of the introduction MF 16-9869
of the Christmas tree in America
in 1851 by Rev. Henry Schwan,
Pastor of Zion Church in Celeve-
land, Ohio.
MF 16-9724 A Day in the Night of Jonathan Mole
(B&W 34 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Causes and effects of prejudice,
with particular focus on discrimina-
tory employment practices; stress
on the senselessness of this attitude.
MF 16-9725 Crossroads-ln Ood We Trust
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The story of how the phrase, MF i6_9871
'In God We Trust,' became the of-
ficial motto of the country.
MF 16-9733 Africa and Schweitzer
(B&W 28 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the early life, aca-
demic background, and work of Dr.
'Schweitzer in French Equatorial MF 16-9875
Africa. Narrated by Lowell Tho-
mas.
MF 16-9870
The Coming of Christ
(Color 28 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of Jesus is recounted
against a background of famous
religious paintings the life and
teachings of Jesus are covered.
God's Christmas Gift
(Color 14 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A little girl learns the true
meaning of Christmas as she real-
izes that love is the true gift of
God.
The Challenge of the Army Chaplaincy
(Color 33 Min 1965)
Role of Army chaplain in de-
veloping spiritual strength of
armed forces. His responsibilities
at military posts and in combat are
covered.
Minister
(Color 24 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Designed to inspire young men
to enter Christian ministry train-
ing requisites and varying roles
assumed by Minister in Service of
God and Society.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Presentation
(Color 28 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presentation of infant Jesus at
the Temple by Mary and Joseph,
and the meeting with Simeon. Ser-
mon on value of family prayer.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Finding in the Temple
(Color 28 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Jesus' visit to the Temple at
the age of 12, and His discussions
with the Elders and Priests. Ser-
mon on value of family prayer.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Nativity
(Color 28 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Omens heralding the birth,
birth of Jesus in manger, and vis-
its of wise men and shepherds. Ser-
mon on the value of family prayer.
Faith of Yuan Tai
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
177
MF 16 Chaplain
MF 16-9877
Story of a young Christian MF 16-9964
convert in Southeast Asia, who re-
fused to reject his faith in face of
death at the hands of Communist
infiltrators.
MF 16-9876 Teenage Marriage
(Color 28 Min 1963) MF 16-9965
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of high school students
who plan an early marriage. Upon
advice from elders, they realize
they must prepare themselves for
marriage.
MF 16-9966
Problems of the Young Married
(B&W 29 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Problem of financial difficulties
encountered after first year of mar-
riagestress on love and faith to
make marriage adjustments. MF 16-9972
MF 16-9892 City of the Be.,
(Color 45 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The controlled order of bee life
is contrasted with free-choice status
of man to point up the spiritual
force of God-man relationship.
MF 16-9893 On the Rim of Tomorrow MF
(B&W 29 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Appraises challenge of Protes-
tant Church to implant the precepts
of Christianity in South East Asia
South Korea, Okinawa, Taiwan
and Hong Kong.
Christian Faith in a Confused World
(Color 29 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a young man who
learns the value of faith in a world
beset by complexities and dangers.
Born to Witness
(Color 29 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a 19-year old boy,
whose attitude and behavior are ex-
emplary of a true Christian witness.
Just a Stranger
(Color 36 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story revolves about the theme
of personal evangelism church
members should share their spiri-
tual experiences with others.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary The
Resurrection
(Color 34 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Events from time of Jesus'
death to the resurrection. Sermon
by Father Patrick Peyton on power
of family Rosary and prayer in
the home.
The Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary-The
Ascension
(Color 27 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Events from time of the resur-
rection to Jesus' ascension to
Heaven. Sermon by Father Peyton
on power of family Rosary and
prayer in the home.
178
FS 16 Chaplain
S 16166 Hanning and Conducting th? Vacation
Church School
(for church administrative staff)
(with leaders guide and script)
B&W 66 FR 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Advantages of the Vacation
Church School How it is implement-
ed and the elements pertinent to its
success.
FS 16167 Some Learning Experiences
(For church school teachers)
(includes leaders guide and script)
(B&W 67 FR 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Learning exercises of kinder-
garten primary, junior, intermediate
pupils are presented as a basis for
group discussion.
FS 16-211 The Story of Sabbath
(B&W 59 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the Biblical origin,
traditional observance, and spiritual
symbolism of the Sabbath.
FS 16-212 The Story of Rosh Hashanah
(B&W 50 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the meaning and tradi-
tional observance of Rosh Hashanah,
the High Holy Day of the Jewish
New Year.
FS 16-213 The Story of Yom Kip pur
(B&W 45 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the meaning, tradi-
tional observance and spiritual sym-
bolism of Yom Kippur, the Jewish
High Holy Day of Atonement.
FS 16-214 The Story of Succot and Simhat Torah
(B&W 60 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Meaning and traditional obser-
vance of Succot, the 8-day Jewish
Festival of Thanksgiving; and Sim-
hat Torah, the Festival of the
Torah Scrolls.
FS 16-215 The Story of Hamishah Asar Bishevat
(B&W 74 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the meaning and tra-
ditional observance of the Jewish
New Year of Trees, and the holiday
of planting.
FS 16-216 The Story of Hanukkah
(B&W 42 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Historical background, tradition-
al observance, and symbolism of Ha-
nukkah, the Jewish Festival of
Lights, commemorating the Macabee
Revolt.
FS 16-217 The Story of Purim
(B&W 49 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Historical background and tradi-
tional observance of Purim, com-
memorating the downfall of the
wicked Haman, enemy of the Jews
in ancient Persia.
FS 16-218 The Story of Passover
(B&W 52 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Historical background, tradi-
tional observance and symbolism of
Passover, commemorating the Exo-
dus of the Jews from Egypt and
freedom from bondage.
FS 16-219 The Story of Shavuoth
(B&W 59 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of the unified concept and
traditional observance of the Jew-
ish Festival of the First Fruit and
The Giving of the Ten Command-
ments.
FS 16-221 Torah in Jewish Life
(Color 49 FR 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Covers three topics: (1) values
taught by the Torah, (2) what
constitutes the Torah, (3) role of
the Torah in Jewish life.
FS 16-222 The Book of Books (Jewish)
(Color 35 FR 1962)
(With Study Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Introduction to Bible: religious
and ethical teachings; applicability
to modern life; importance of regu-
lar reading for true appreciation.
FS 16-223 Hillel, Teacher of Love (Jewish)
(Color 35 FR 1962)
(With Study Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Life and teachings of the great-
est and most beloved of the early
rabbis, Hillel How he influenced
the faith of the Jewish people.
FS 16-236 Sacraments
(a thru 1) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
179
FS 16 Chaplain
Set of 12 film strips with man-
ual entitled "A Catechism for
Adults."
FS 16-253 Ceremonial Objects of Judaism
(Color 47 FR 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Symbols and ceremonial objects
of Judaism used in the synagogue
and in the home.
FS 16-254 The Jewish Home
(Color 44 FR 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Customs observed on the Sab-
bath and Jewish festivals, rituals
of the Bar Mitzvah, Yahrzeity, and
daily family prayer.
300 Years-Memorable Events in American
Jewish History
(Color 45 FR 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Early Jewish settlement in
1654, Revolutionary Era, westward
movement, Civil War, immigration
in the late 19th Century, activities
of American Jewry in 20th Century.
FS 16-256 Th* Jew, in America-Parts I and II
(Color 39 FR each 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Part I covers Jewish settlements
and activity during period 1654
1860. Part II covers Jewish immi-
gartion and activity during period
18601954.
FS 16-255
FS 16-257 Judoh the Prince-Teacher of Law
(Color 37 FR 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Life and work of Yehudah
Ha-Nasi, Judah the Prince, 135
220 C.E., who authored the Jewish
code of law called the Mishnah.
FS 16-258 The Jewish Military Chaplain
(B&W 55 FR 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Role of Jewish Chaplain in
the Civil War, World Wars I and
II, and Korean War; and with U.S.
Occupation Forces in foreign lands.
FS 16-275 Passover Art of the Middle Ages
(Color 54 FR 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
FF 16-276 Menasseh Ben Israel-Man of Dreams and
Deeds
(Color 39 FR 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
FS 16-277 Sukos and Simchas Torah Festival of
Harvest and Joy
(Color 42 FR 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
FS 16-278 Chanukah-Festival of Lights
(Color 43 FR 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
FS 16-279 Passover for Little Children
(Color 37 FR 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
FS 16-280 Around the World With Hebrew
(Color 43 FR 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
180
SFS 16 Chaplain
SFS 16-161 Living Right at Our Work
(a thru e) (Color 1956)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 5 film strips; 3
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 5 Leader's Guides; Chap-
lain's Guide; and "Suggestions for
Holding Good Meetings."
SFS 16162 Leadership Education Audio-Visual Kit
(athruj) (For Church Leaders and Teach-
ers)
(With leaders guides and scripts)
(B&W 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How to develop leadership skills
to carry out Church work properly,
and to teach effectively for optimum
learning.
SFS 16-163 Family Life Audio-Visual Series Kit
(a thru d) (For Parents)
(With leaders guides and scripts)
(B&W 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Responsibilities of Christian
parents How family life can be
enriched by applying Christian
principles in the home.
SFS 16-164 Church School Administration Audio-Visual
(a thru c) Kit
(For Church School Administra-
tive Staff and Teachers)
(With guides and scripts)
(B&W 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How leadership and teaching
skills can be developed to improve
the quality of Christian education
in the church school.
SFS 16-168 Successful Teaching Sound Film Strip Kit
(a thru h) (For Church School Teachers)
(With leaders guide and lesson
outlines)
(Color 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the five basic prin-
ciples for successful teaching; how
they should be applied; the five
steps in the learning process.
SFS 16-169 Training Kit for Using Audio-Visuals in a
(a thru d) Church
(Color 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Consists of 4 film strips with
records and Leaders Guide and
Scripts; and a 4-minute sound film
entitled "The Rich Fool."
SFS 16-187 The Living Lord
(Color 167 FR 49 min 1961)
(With Study and Projectionist's
Guides)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A dramatic account of the life
and ministry of Jesus according to
the Gospel of St. John, underscoring
the central Christian doctrine.
SFS 16170 Parables From Nature Series One
(a thru f ) (Color 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Consists of 6 film strips; 3
records (double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM) ;
6 study guides (one for each FS sub-
ject).
SFS 16-171 Parables From Nature-Series Two
(a thru f ) (Color 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Consists of 6 film strips; 3
records (double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM) :
6 study guides (one for each FS
subject).
SFS 16-172 The Story of the Prophets-Series One
(athruf) (Color 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Consists of 6 film strips; 3
records (double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM) ;
6 study guides (one for each FS
subject).
SFS 16-173 The Story of the Prophets-Series Two
(a thru d) (Color 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Consists of 4 film strips; 2
records (double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM) ;
4 study guides (one for each FS
subject).
SFS 16-174 The Bible and the Presidents
(a thru d) (Color 1960)
(Adpoted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 4 teacher study guides (one
for each FS subject).
SFS 16-175 Tales of Jiminy Cricket
(a thru f ) (Color 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 6 film strips; 3
records 2 sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 7 study guides One Master
Guide and 6 guides for the film
strips.
SFS 176 Sermons for Young People
(a thru p) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 16 film strips; 8
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
16 study guides.
181
SFS 16 Chaplain
SFS 16-177 Lefs Talk About Vocation SFS 16-186
(a thru h) (Color 1961) (a thru j)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 8 film strips; 4
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM;
9 study guides.
SFS 16-178 The Saints Are Real SFS 16-125
(athruj) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 10 film strips; 10
records double-sided, 331/3 RPM;
Lyrics for the "Calendar of Saints."
SFS 16-179 Older Teens and Dating
(a thru d) (Color 1961) SFS 16-188
(Adopted Commercial Film) (a thru f )
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-180 Young Teens and Dating
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-181 Older Teens and Popularity Problems
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(AdopteH Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-182 Christian Home and Family Life
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 4
records double-sided, 331/3 RPM;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-183 Young Tesns and Popularity Problems
(a thru d) (Color 1961) SFg 16-192
(Adopted Commercial Film) ( a ^j^, c )
Set contains: 4 film strips; 4
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-184 Older Teens and Their Families
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film) SFS 16-193
Set contains: 4 film strips; 4
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-185 Young Teens and Their Families
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
( Adopt jd Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 4 SFS 16-195
records double-sided, 331/3 RPM; (a thru d)
4 study guides.
SFS 16-189
(a thru f)
SFS 16-190
(a thru f )
SFS 16-191
(a thru e)
St. John University Sound Film Strip
Catechism Kit
(Color 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 10 film strips; 10
records 2-sided, 331/3 RPM.
How to Conduct a Military Funeral
(Color 40 FR 13 min 1964)
Each phase and appropriate
procedures of the Simple Honors
Ceremony; duties of personnel in-
volved in funeral from time of sold-
iers' death to interment.
The Story of Jesus Part I
(Color 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 6 film strips; 6
records double-sided, 331/3 RPM;
7 study guides (1 Master Guide and
6 individual study guides).
The Story of Jesus Part II
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 6 film strips; 6
records 2-sided; 7 study guides.
The Story of Jesus Part III
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 6 film strips; 6
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
7 study guides.
The Passion Story
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 5 film strips; 5
records 2-sided, 331/3 RPM; 5
study guides.
Christmas Series
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 3 film strips; 3
records (33 1/3 RPM, 2 double-
sided and 1 single sided) ; 3 study
guides.
Stewart ttn Steward and the Magic Offering
Plate
(Color 74 FR 17 min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Teaches children the idea that
by helping others, the individual
helps God.
Stories About Jesus for the Kindergarten
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
182
SFS 16 Chaplain
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 331/3 RPM; 4
study guides.
SFS 16-196 Stories Jesus Told
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ; 4
study guides.
SFS 16-197 Stories About Church
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 331/3 RPM; 4
study guides.
SFS 16-198 Teenage Topics for Christian Youth Older
(a thru d) Teens and Life Problems
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ; 4
study guides.
SFS 16-199 Teenage Topics for Christian Youth-Young
(a thru d) Teens and Life Probbms
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 331/3 RPM; 4
study guides.
SFS 16-200 Heroes for God
(a thru f ) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 6 film strips; 3
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ; 6
teachers' study guides and manuals.
SFS 16-201 Stories From the Old Testament
(a thru f ) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 6 film strips; 3
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 6 teachers' study guides
and manuals.
SFS 16-202 Martin Luther-The Story of the
Reformation
(B&W 73 FR 22 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Covers his early life, work as
a Monk and later as Professor at
University of Wittenberg, the 95
Theses, trial at Worms, and the
signing of the Augsburg Confes-
sion.
SFS 16-203 How We Got Our Bible
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 teachers' study guides and man-
uals.
SFS 16-204 Great Christian Missionaries
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 teachers' study guides and man-
uals.
SFS 16-205 Christian Teenager's Spiritual Life Kit
(a thru d) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 331/3 RPM;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-206 Daily Christian Living Series for Boys and
(a thru d) Girls (Kit No. 1)
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-207 Daily Christian Living Series for Boys and
(a thru d) Girls (Kit No. 2)
(Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 study guides.
SFS 16-208 The St. John's Catechism (Catholic)
(athruj) (Color 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
(SP SFS 16208 is Spanish Ver-
sion)
Set contains: 10 film strips; 10
records double-sided, 331/3 RPM.
SFS 16-209 Learning Church Manners
(Color 53 FR 12 Min 1961)
(With Leader's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Teaches children what the
church is and means to people; and
leads them to a better understanding
of how to act in church.
SFS 16-210 St. John's University Catechism
(k thru t) (Color 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 11 film strips; 11
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM.
SFS 16-224 Marriage Counseling Kit
(a thru d) (Color 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM.
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SFS 16-226 Stories About Jesus
(a thru d) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-227 Stories About the Seasons
(a thru d) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-228 Stories About Home and Family
(a thru d) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-229 Daily Life in Bible Lands
(a and b) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 2 film strips; 1
record 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 2 leader's guides.
FS 16-230 Christian Friends in Other Lands
(athrud) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-231 Protestant Missions at Work in Latin America
(a and d) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 2 film strips; 1
record 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 2 leader's guides.
SFS 16-232 Children and ths Church in Latin America
(Color 71 FR 15 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 1 film strip; 1
record 1-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ; 1
leader's guide.
SFS 16-233 Donny Stories About Growing Up
(a thru d) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, micro-
groove; 4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-234 The Story of Jesus-Part IV
(a thru f) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 6 film strips; 6
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM,
microgroove; 7 study guides (one
master and 6 individual study
guides).
SFS 16-235 Bible Backgrounds
(a thru d) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 331/3 RPM;
4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-237 Molly Stories About Growing Up
(a thru d) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-238 Where Jesus Lived
(aandb) (Color 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 2 film strips; 1
record double-sided, 331/3 RPM;
2 leader's guides.
SFS 16-239 Ths Atom Speaks
(athrud) (Color 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 4
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM.
SFS 16-240 Facing Problems of Modern Marriage
(athrud) (Color 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-241 It Began in Bethlehem
(Color 55 FR 14 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Recounts the story or the nativ-
ity and explains the real meaning
of Christmas.
SFS 16-242 Effective Christian Communication
(a thru d) (Color 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 331/3 RPM; in-
structor's guide and 4 projectionist's
guides.
SFS 16-243 Evangelism
(a thru d) (Color 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 331/3 RPM; 4
leader's guides and manuals.
SFS 16-244 Becoming a Christian
(Color 53 FR 11 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how two young people
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go about learning for themselves
what it means to be a Christian.
SFS 16-245 Teach Us to Pray
(Color 48 FR 10 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Leads viewers into new insights
regarding when and where to pray,
what and whom to pray for, how to
pray, and the results of prayer.
SFS 16-246 God's Easter Plan
(Color 47 FR 10 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Underscores idea that Jesus'
crucifixion and resurrection was
necessary for completion of God's
plan to join life with the purpose
of God.
SFS 16-247 Visitation Evangelism
(a and b) (Color 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 2 film strips; 1
record double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
2 leader's guides.
SFS 16-248 Great Christian Beliefs
(a thru d) (Color 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
and 4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-249 Old Testament Life and Times
(a thru d) (Color 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-250 Getting to Know God Better
(a thru d) (Color 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-251 Thus Saith the Lord
(Color 41 FR 20 Min 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Basic concepts of Jewish faith
as expressed by Moses and the
Prophets Jeremiah, Amos, Isaiah,
and Elijah.
SFS 16-252 Baal Shem Tov-the Teachings of Hasidim
(Color 70 FR 28 Min 1965)
(With Teacher's Guide)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Origin and development of
Hasidic movement; teachings of the
Baal Shem Tov, founder of move-
ment; Hasidic influence on Jewish
religious life.
SFS 16-259 The Good News of Christ
(a thru x) (Color 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 24 film strips; 12
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM, 24
teacher's study guides.
SFS 16-260 In Our Stead (Lentan-Easter Season)
(Color 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 7 film strips on
Passion of Christ; 4 records 2-
sided, 331/3 RPM; leader's guides
and sermon outlines.
SFS 16-261 Face to Face
(Color 93 FR 17 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Human concern for self-dis-
covery and avenues by which people
move towards fulfillment and ma-
turity.
SFS 16-262 The Sunday School Teacher
(a thru d) (Color 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records 2-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ; 4
leader's guides.
SFS 16-263 God Cares for You
(a thru d) (Color 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-264 Learning About Our Bible
(a thru d) (Color 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 4 film strips; 2
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
4 leader's guides.
SFS 16-265 Kree Finds the Way (Catholic)
(a thru t) (Color 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 20 film strips; 5
records double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ;
20 teacher notes and study plans.
SFS 16266 Royal Commission Teacher Training Series
(a thru d) Part I V Principles and Techniques for
Successful Sunday School Instruction)
(Color 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Set contains: 5 parts which in-
clude 9 film strips; 5 records
double-sided, 33 1/3 RPM ; 9 Discus-
sion Guides.
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SFS 16-267 Religions of Our World Neighbors SFS 16-271d
(a thru d) (4 Color Film Strips; 2 Records,
331/3 RPM, 2-sided; and 4 Lead-
er's Guides)
Presents the basic beliefs of
Buddhism, Hinduism, Shintoism, and
Islamism, to develop an understand-
ing of these religions and how they
influence the lives of the people who
live by these faiths.
SFS 16-268 Bible Stories for Children-Series I
(a thru f ) This series consists of 6 color
film strips, 3 Microgroove, 2-sided
records, 33 1/3 RPM, and 6 Teacher's
Guides.
SFS 16-269 Bible Stories for Children-Series II SFS 16-273
(a thru f ) This series consists of 6 color
film strips, 3 Microgroove, 2-sided
records, 33 1/3 RPM, and 6 Teacher's
Guides.
SFS 16-270a Christian Women in Today's World-What
is a Woman?
(Color 50 FR 11 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Delineates the nature and quali-
ties of "womanliness" to help women SFS 16-274
better understand themselves and
their role in today's world.
SFS 16-270b Christian Women in Today's World-Women
in the Church
(Color 53 FR 12 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Describes how women can dis-
cover ways to find fulfillment
through the fellowship of the church. SFS 16-281a
SFS 16-271a Faiths People Live By Judaism
(Color 69 FR 12 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
The basic beliefs and practices
of Judaism, and how they influence
the lives of the people who live by
this faith. SFS 16-281b
SFS 16-271b Faiths People Live By Roman Catholicism
(Color 75 FR 12 Min 1968)
(Adtoped Commercial Film Strip)
The basic beliefs and practices
of Roman Catholicism, and how they SFS 16-281c
influence the lives of the people who
live by this faith.
SFS 16-271c Faiths People Live By-Greek Orthodoxy
(Color 77 FR 12 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
The basic beliefs and practices SFS 16-281d
of Greek Orthodoxy, and how they
influence the lives of the people who
live by this faith.
Faiths People Live By Protestantism
(Color 72 FR 12 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
The basis beliefs and practices
of Protestantism, and how they in-
fluence the lives of the people who
live by this faith.
"Thanks Be to God"
(Color 47 FR 15 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Provides a better understanding
of our dependence on God and his
love, and how we respond to the
Giver of every good and perfect
gift in love and thankfulness.
Martin Buber The Life in Dialogue
(Color 47 FR 20 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A profile of the life and phil-
osophy of Martin Buber, who chal-
lenged the despairing spirit of our
time by pointing the way for man to
find himself through dialogue with
God and community with his fellow
man.
Grant Us Peace The Lifework of Arthur J.
Goldberg
(Color 51 FR 21 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A profile of the life and career
of Arthur J. Goldberg, focusing on
his efforts in the cause of human
rights and social justice, and for a
world of order and peace.
Social Problems and the Church An
Overview
(Color 60 FR 10 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Defines the role of the modern
church in the face of some of the
prevailing social problems.
Social Problems and the Church Alcohol
(Color 62 FR 10 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
The role of the church in coping
with the drinking problem.
Social Problems and the Church Leisure
(Color 65 FR 13 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
The role of the church in help-
ing people to use their leisure for
greater enrichment of their lives.
Social Problems and the Church
Delinquancy
(Color 64 FR 15 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
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The role of the church in com-
batting' delinquency.
SFS 16-281e Social Problems and ihe Church-
Communism
(Color 66 FR 10 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
The role of the church in
thwarting the infiltration of Com-
munist propaganda.
SFS 16-281f Social Problems and the Church-
Prejudice
(Color 61 FR 11 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The role of the church in
fighting the evils of prejudice.
SFS 16-282 Lord, Come!
(Color 50 FR 27 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the meaining of Ad-
vent: the nativity of Jesus symbol-
izes the concept that God comes
into man's situation at every mo-
ment, and the encounter leads to an
enriched life.
SFS 16-283a About Sex and Growing Up Maturing Boys
and Girls
(Color 56 FR 7 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Prepares pubescent and pre-
pubescent boys and girls for the
physical and personality changes
they can expect in their develop-
ment towards maturity.
SFS 16 283b About Sex and Growing Up Becoming a
Woman
(Color 57 FR 7 Min 1969)
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(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Describes the anatomical and
physiological changes that occur in
girls during puberty, giving partic-
ular attention to menstruation and
personal hygiene.
SFS 16-283C About Sex and Growing Up-Becoming a
Man
(Color 48 FR 7 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Describes the anatomical and
physiological changes that occur in
boys during puberty, and emphasizes
the importance of personal hygiene
and a balanced diet to combat skin
problems.
SFS 16-283d About Sex and Growing Up-Where Babies
Come From
(Color 62 FR 10 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Explains the male and female
roles in human procreation, ferti-
lization and development of the fetus,
full term and premature babies,
single and multiple births.
SFS 16-2836 About Sex and Growing Up-Creation, Sex,
and Faith
(Color 47 FR 7 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film Strip)
Develops the theme that the
whole process of creation and human
sexuality are part of God's plan,
and that human beings have been
blessed with the opportunity to share
God's creation through love and mar-
riage.
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TGS 16 S 1 Thanksgiving
(Color 5 FR 1964)
TGS 16 S-2 Communism and Freedom
(Color 5 FR 1964)
TGS 16-S-3 Maturity and the Military Lady
(Impact Topic)
(Color 5 FR 1964)
TGS 16-S-4 Hazards of Military Service
(Impact Topic)
(Color 5 FR 1964)
TGS 16-S-5 The Lady in the Military Service
(Impact Topic)
(Color 5 FR 1964)
TGS 16-S-6 Women's Service to the Nation
(Impact Topic)
(Color 5 FR 1964)
TG 16-3-42 Honor and the Soldier
(Color 8 FR 1970)
Defines the meaning and im-
portance of honor as it relates to
the soldier in terms of respect for
self, respect for others, and respect
for the common mission.
TG 16-3-43 Authority and the Soldier
(Color 7 FR 1970)
Defines the meaning and pur-
pose of authority as it relates to
the soldier.
TG 16-3-44 Group Living and the Soldier
(Color 6 FR 1970)
Defines man's need for group
living and how it relates to the
soldier.
TG 16-3-45 Marriage and the Soldier
(Color 6 FR 1970)
Defines the realistic objectives
of marriage, and presents some of
the considerations that should be
weighed by the soldier before en-
tering into a marriage.
TG 16-3-46 Heritage and the Soldier
(Color 8 FR 1970)
Defines the conceptual founda-
tions of the American heritage of
freedom and democracy, and enun-
ciates the soldier's role in preserv-
ing and perpetuating this great tra-
dition for the future.
TG 16-3-47 Duty and the Soldier
(Color 10 FR 1970)
Defines the meaning of duty,
why it is important, and what it
demands of the soldier.
TGS 16-4-9 Chastity
(Color 5 FR 1961)
TGS 16-4-26 Marks of Greatness
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TGS 16-4-29 Honesty
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TGS 16-4-30 Truth
(Color 1963 FR 5)
TGS 16-4-31 Sacrifice
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TGS 16-4-32 Life a Trust
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TGS 16-4-33 Worship
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TGS 16-4-34 Example
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TGS 16-4-35 Practical Wisdom
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TGS 16-4-36 Reputation
(Color 5 FR 1963)
TG 16-4-37 My Country
(Color 12 FR 1970)
Describes the sources of Amer-
ica's strength and several of her
major problems; and underscores
the patriotic duty of mature per-
sons to participate in the life of the
community and seek ways to solve
the country's difficulties.
TG 16-4-38 The Real Person
(Color 9 FR 1970)
Describes the common facades
used to avoid meaningful relation-
ships with people, and underscores
the steps toward being an authentic
person capable of mature responses
to the reality of life.
TG 16-4-39 Responsibility
(Color 7 FR 1970)
Shows how a person's sense of
responsibility not only touches his
personal life, but also links him
to the community and the world.
TG 16-4-40 Endurance
(Color 7 FR 1970)
Delineates the theme that suc-
cess in life comes as a result of
holding fast to one's ideas and the
will to overcome the difficulties en-
countered along the way.
TG 16-4-41 My Birthright
(Color 10 FR 1970)
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Reviews the historical, scien- TG 16-4-50
tific, and transcendental sources of
America's moral and democratic
values, and delineates the individ-
ual's right to liberty, justice, and
national decision making.
TG 16-4-42 Fair Play
(Color 13 FR 1970)
Shows that fair play is a skill
to be learned and practiced in all TG 16-4-51
aspects of life. Attitudes and be-
havioral patterns essential for fair
play are delineated.
TG 16-4-43 Ambition
(Color 10 FR 1970)
Illustrates understanding the TG 16-4-52
basic needs of life, determining our
real interests, believing in one's
goals, involvement in family life,
social life, work, and community
activities.
TG 16-4-44 Social Concern
(Color 11 FR 1970) TG 16-4-53
Illustrates an attitude of social
interest in improving our society
as a whole.
TG 16445 Personal Freedom
(Color 10 FR 1970)
Defines personal freedom in a
democratic society and underscores TG 16-4-54
America's obligation to ensure that
every person in the country can
live free from want and fear.
TG 16-4-46 Common Sense
(Color 10 FR 1970)
Illustrates the need for com-
mon sense in facing the problems
of today and tomorrow.
TG 16-4-55
TG 16-4-47 Self Discipline
(Color 10 FR 1970)
Depicts the need for self-dis-
cipline in every phase of life, and
the struggle encountered while try-
ing to exercise self-discipline.
TG 16-4-48 Marriage-Go-Round TG 16-4-56
(Color 12 FR 1970)
Describes the need for serious
thought about problems before and
after marriage.
TG 16-4-49 Esprit
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Illustrates five groups of peo- TG 16-4-57
pie labeled 'Moderates', 'Militants',
'Radicals', 'Conservatives', and 'Lib-
erals'.
My Job
(Color 9 FR 1971)
Describes man's need to inten-
sify his interests and the necessity
to build on his present knowledge.
Also, points out that we must make
the best of our abilities and inter-
ests if we are to find a sense of
fulfillment in life.
Respect for Others
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Illustrates the point that shared
experiences and greater under-
standing helps melt barriers be-
tween people.
Integrity
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Delineates the idea that jus-
tice, equality, freedom of speech and
assembly, and the right to parti-
cipate in the decision making pro-
cess are the great values of life.
Good Life
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Outlines achievements, social
responsibilities, realism, under-
standing the past, preparing for the
future, and an attitude of trust
toward other people.
Moderation
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Describes the need for a bal-
ance between extremes of behavior
in a person's life. It supports the
idea that moderation is a way of
accepting realistic limitations on
some of our basic drives and com-
mitments.
You and Your Future
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Points out that education is
one of the keys to help us set goals
in keeping with our ability and
interests, and to get along in today's
complex society.
Living With Conflict
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Describes some basic reasons
for conflict; lack of communication,
segregation, and conformity to the
status quo. Presents some possible
resolutions of conflict.
Prejudice
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Despicts people from many cul-
tures and backgrounds at work and
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recreation; illustrates many forms
of prejudice by individuals and by
groups.
Coping With Contemporary Problems
(Color 10 FR 1971)
Illustrates the risks of exper-
imentation, reasons for drug abuse,
reality, race relations, poverty, en- 1
vironmental pollution, social re-
sponsibilities, and moral commit-
ment
190
TF 17 Armor
23. 17-Series; Armor
TF 17-1516 The Tank Armored Infantry Team
(B&W 26 Min 1949)
Organization and employment
of tank company reinforced by ar-
mored infantry platoon in offensive
operations emphasis on flexibility
and teamwork.
TF 17-1968 Tank, 76MM Gun, M41 and M41A1, Crew
Firing Duties Part I Preparing for Action
(B&W 17 Min 1955)
Positions and firing duties of
crew; handling and stowage of
rounds; prepare to fire procedure;
variations in M41 and M41A1
tanks.
TF 17-1969 Tank, 76MM Gun, M41 and M41A1, Crew
Firing Duties Part II Firing Duties
(B&W 13 Min 1955)
Firing duties of crew as they
carry out fire command; detecting
and correcting causes for misfires;
clear and secure guns procedure.
TF 17-1970 Tank, 90MM Gun, M47, Crew Firing Duties-
Part I Preparing for Action
(B&W 17 Min 1955)
Positions and firing duties of
crewmen; handling and stowage of
rounds; prepare to fire procedure
cleaning and checking of equipment
and loading of guns.
TF 17-1971 Tank, 90MM Gun, M47, Crew Firing Duties-
Part II Firing Duties
(B&W 15 Min 1955)
Duties of crewmen as they
carry out fire command; detecting
and correcting causes for misfires;
clear and secure guns procedure.
TF 17-1974 Fundamentals of Tank Turrets-Part I-
Introduction and Turret Controls
(B&W 17 Min 1954)
History and effectiveness of
tank; tank turret components lo-
cation and use; operation of tra-
versing, elevating and firing con-
trols.
TF 17-1975 Fundamentals of Tank Turrets Part II
Vision Devices, Direct Fire Sights and
Auxiliary Fire Control Equipment
(B&W 17 Min 1954)
Characteristics, function and
operation of the various types of
equipment in each group emphasis
on 'Know How' for efficient oper-
ation.
TF 17-1978 Pioneering by Armor
(B&W 23 Min 1955)
Shows how reconnaissance pla-
toon and reinforcement tank pla-
toon overcome road blocks, obsta-
cles to cross-country movement,
stream crossings and minefields.
TF 17-2288 Elevation Quadrant, M13-Part l-Use of the
Ml 3 Quadrant
(B&W 6 Min 1956)
How the M13 is used to lay
the gun at plus 132 mils, and then
at minus 49 mils elevation.
TF 17-2289 Elevation Quadrant, M13-Part Il-Test and
Adjustment
(B&W 5 Min 1956)
How the M13 is tested for ac-
curacy, how the required adjust-
ment is determined, and how the
adjustment is made.
TF 17-2290 Gunner's Quadrant, Ml -Part l-End for
End Test, Plus Corrections
(B&W 6 Min 1956)
How the Ml is tested for ac-
curacy, using the 'End for End
Test' for a plus .3 mil correction.
TF 17-2291 Gunner's Quadrant, Mi-Part Il-End for
End Test, Minus Corrections
(B&W 4 Min 1956)
How to determine the amount
of a minus correction, and how to
make the correction 'End for End
Test' for a minus .2 mil correction.
TF 17-2385 Safe Loading Procedures 90MM Tank Gun
(B&W 5 Min 1957)
Inserting and balancing ammu-
nition round in loading notch
chambering clearing path of re-
coil use of extracting and ram-
ming tool safety pointers.
TF 17-2390 Track Tension Adjustment Part II M48 and
M48A1 Tank
(B&W 5 Min 1957)
Correct procedures for check-
ing track tension, measuring sag,
correcting track tension, and re-
checking initial adjustment.
TF 17-2494 Medium Wrecker Truck M-62-Part I-
Prepa ration for Lifting
(B&W 10 Min 1957)
Adjusting boom to lift loads
at various radii, use of safe load
chart, increasing weight lifting cap-
ability for maximum load, safety
precautions.
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TF 17-2495
TF 17-2504
TF 17-2587
TF 17-2600
TF 17-2693
TF 17-2726
TF 17-2727
Medium Wrecker Truck M-42 Part II Power
Plant Removal
(B&W 7 Min 1957)
Removal of power plant from
tank M-48 in first method, the
M-62 is positioned to right of tank;
in second method the M-62 is pos-
itioned to rear of tank.
Armor Combat Power
(B&W 24 Min 1958)
Features and fire capability of
vehicle and weapon organic to ar-
mor; mission, organization and fire
potential of tank platoon and ar-
mored infantry platoon.
Armor Team Security
(B&W 24 Min 1958)
Security measures taken in
combat : selection, reconnaisance
and organization of assembly area;
security measures for day, night,
'Stand To', and on the march.
Communication in an Armor Battalion Task
Force Command Post
(B&W 26 Min 1958)
Communication requirements
of task force for attack; action of
communication officer in establish-
ing adequate sections and elements
of task force and their employment.
Armor Marches
(B&W 26 Min 1959)
Actions of armor unit in plan-
ning and executing a march from
a bivouac area to assembly area
and on to attack position day and
night march procedures.
Commander's Cupola Ml, Machine Gun-
Part I Assembly, Installation and
Disassembly
(B&W 18 Min 1960)
Operation and action of wea-
pon and cupola in combat; prepara-
tion of weapon and installation in
cupola; loading and firing weapon;
removal of gun and accessories
from cupola and disassembly pro-
cedures.
Commander's Cupola Ml, Machine Gun-
Part II Operation and Corrective Actions
(B&W 12 Min 1960)
Procedures for loading, firing,
clearing, boresighting and zeroing;
common malfunctions and correc-
tive actions; safety precautions dur-
ing operation.
TF 17-2778 Road Test Procedures for Tactical Tracked
Vehicles
(B&W 29 Min 1959)
Second echelon procedures: be-
fore operation inspection services
adjustment of deficiencies in major
operation elements road test
after road test inspection and ser-
vice.
TF 17-2780 Magnate Ignition Timing A V- 1790 Engine
Series
(B&W 27 Min 1959)
Relation of timing to vehicle
operation, preparation of engine for
ignition timing; timing flywheel and
accessory magnetos of engine; use
of power timing light.
TF 17-2826 The Armor Soldier on the Nuclear
Battlefield
(B&W 30 Min 1959)
Effects of nuclear bursts; pro-
tective measures in combat for
armor units cover, concealment,
and dispersion; stress on readiness
for attack.
TF 17-2942 Range Finder M13Al-Part (-Characteristics
and Controls
(B&W 22 Min 1960)
Functions of range scale, and
ranging and gun laying reticles;
stereoscopic ranging; use of diop-
ter, interpupillary, halving and ICS
controls.
TF 17-2943 Range Finder M13Al-Part Il-Preparation
For Ranging
(B&W 20 Min 1960)
Diopter and interpupillary ad-
justments checks on range scale
and reticle lights; halving adjust-
ment of stereo patterns; ICS ad-
justment.
TF 17-2944 Range Finder M13A1-Part Ill-Boresighting
and Zeroing
(B&W 17 Min 1960)
Boresighting adjustments of
periscope, telescope, and range find-
er; zeroing gun, telescope, periscope,
and range finder.
TF 17-2945 The 4.2 Inch Armor Mortar Platoon, Armor
Units
(B&W 26 Min 1960)
Mission, capabilities, organiza-
tion, and tactical employment of
armor mortar platoon; action of
platoon in support of advancing
task force planning and conduct
of attack.
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TF 17-2946 Tank Company Team in the Delaying Action
(B&W 25 Min 1961)
Planning and preparation ;
movement into initial, intermediate
and final position; stress on cen-
tralized control, decentralized ac-
tion, and use of mines and obstacles.
TF 17-2964 Tank Company Team as Part of a Mobile
Defense in a Fixing Force Mission
(B&W 24 Min 1961)
Planning, preparation, and ex-
ecution of mission selection, pre-
paration and movement into pri-
mary and supplementary position;
relation of fixing force to other
elements in mobile defense.
TF 17-3015 The Tank Company in the Offense
Exploitation
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
Principles and techniques ap-
plied by team in preparing for and
conducting exploitation mission to
penetrate deep into the enemy rear.
TF 17-3016 Crew Drill and Service of the Piece, 4.2
Inch Mortar Squad (Armor)
(B&W 29 Min 1961)
Dismounted drill, mount &"<'
dismount the squad, prepar
action, fire, command, and aar. r
order drill ; inspection ano har .-
ling ammunition; hundr 1 mis-
fires.
TF 17-3054 The Armored Cavalry Troop Security
Opsrations
(B&W 29 Min 1962)
Principles and techniques ap-
plied in flank security mission
operation order, movement and ac-
tion of each element of troop, con-
trol measures and communications.
TF 17-3074 Crew Maintenance Services (Automotive)
Medium Tank M48A2
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
Daily first echelon mainten-
ance before, during and after op-
eration checks and services; first
echelon adjustments; reporting of
damages for second echelon repair
service.
TF 17-3076 The 4.2 Inch Mortar Platoon (Armor)
Technique
(B&W 28 Min 1962)
Elements of fire adjustment
team; techniques and procedures
used by team to locate targets and
construct fire commands issued to
4.2 inch mortar platoon.
TF 173088 Assault Bridging in Offensive Operations
(B&W 19 Min 1961)
Construction, capabilities, and
tactical use of various types of
assault bridges to assist armor
movement A VLB, mobile floating,
M4T6 fixed span, and M4 balk
bridges.
TF 17-3140 The Tank Heavy Task Force in Delaying
Action
(B&W 27 Min 1963)
Principles and techniques ap-
plied in planning and conduct of de-
laying action to cover withdrawal
of elements of an armored division.
TF 17-3170 Tank Company Team in Night Attack
(B&W 23 Min 1962)
Tactical requirement and vital
measures for a night attack; fun-
damentals and techniques used by
tank company team in the planning
and conduct of a night attack.
TF 17-3239 105MM Gun, M68-Part l-Crew and
Quarterly Maintenance
(B&W 31 Min 1962)
Crew maintenance of breech-
block mechanism and add quarterly
maintenance of breechblock oper-
ating mechanism cleaning, inspec-
ting and lubricating of components,
and functional checks.
TF 17-3240 105MM Gun, M68-Part I (-Functioning
(B&W 10 Min 1962)
Component and action of breech
mechanism: man opening, firing pin
retraction, automatic closing, firing,
automatic opening, extraction and
ejection.
TF 17-3287 Recovery Expedients for Tank Platoon
(B&W 24 Min 1963)
Techniques, precautions, and
equipment used to recover mired
tanks, nosed and overturned tanks,
and disabled tanks with defective
or frozen part
TF 17-34'29 Crew Maintenance Services (Automotive),
Main Battle Tank, M60 and M60A1
(B&W 32 Min 1964)
Daily maintenance performed
on M60A1 in 3 phases before, dur-
ing and after operation; minor dif-
ference in the M60 pointed out dur-
ing demonstration.
TF 173459 Coincidence Range Finder, M17C
Characteristics and Operation (M60 TK)
(B&W 19 Min 1964)
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TF 17 Armor
Design, and primary and sec-
ondary fire control functions of the
M17C; how it is placed into oper-
ation, and how it contributes to
M60's firing capabilities.
TF 17-3496 Crew Maintenance Services (Automotive)
Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle
M114 and M114A1
(B&W 22 Min 1964)
Features and capabilities of
Ml 14; bef ore-operation, during-op-
eration, and after-operation serv-
ices.
TF 17-3497 Range Determination
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Range determination methods :
binoculars and military relation, in-
tersection, registration maps and
friendly troops, and estimation by
eye, hand and eye, flash and sound.
TF 17-3572 The Tank-Heavy Task Force in Offense
(B&W 24 Min 1966)
Principles and techniques used
in planning and executing offense
action, with focus on aggressive-
ness, mobility, fire and movement,
and shock effect.
TF 17-3578 Commander's Cupola, Ml 9
(B&W 32 Min 1965)
Design and operation of M19
cupola on M60 tank, and M85 mach-
ine gun mounted at the front of
the cupola.
TF 17-3618 The Tank-Heavy Company Team in Offense
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
Principles and techniques used
in preparing for and executing an
attack mission stress on planning,
coordinating team activities, fire-
power, mobility and shock effect.
TF 17-3630 Water Crossings by Armored Personnel
Carriers
(B&W 22 Min 1965)
Reconnaissance of crossing site,
calculation of drift and current
flow, preparation and loading of
carrier, water-crossing techniques,
after-operation maintenance.
TF 17-3676 The Tank Platoon, Techniques of Employ-
ment in Offense
(Color 26 Min 1966)
Troop leading procedure and
conduct of the platoon in attack
stress on planning, operational
readiness, infantry tank coordin-
ation firepower, shock effect and A
mobility. I
TF 17-3680 Infra Red and Visible Searchlight Kit for
the M60 and M60A1 Series Tank
(B&W 28 Min 1966)
Capability, components, instal-
lation, operation and maintenance
of xenon searchlight and associated
fire control equipment.
TF 17-3706 The Armor Battalion Maintenance Platoon-
Field Operations
(B&W 24 Min 1966)
Organization, equipment and
operations of platoon facilities and
layout of assembly and work ar-
eas procedures followed in recov-
ery and repair of disabled tank.
TF 17-3710 Water Fording Kit-M60 Series Tank
(B&W 33 Min 1966)
Base and shore installation
components, installation procedure,
use and maintenance of water ford-
ing kit which permits M60 tank
to ford water up to 15 inch depth.
TF 17-3740 Armor Mobile Forces Firepower
Demonstration
(Color 22 Min 1967)
Demonstration of firepower
capabilities of armor task force as
presented by the armor school at |
Ft Knox, Ky.
TF 17-3830 Infrared Driving Main Bottle Tank M-60
Series
(B&W 18 Min 1967)
Demonstrates installation and
use of M24 infrared periscope by
tank drivers for night operations;
and procedure for dismounting the
M24 periscope and replacing the
M27 periscope at end of mission.
TF 17-3842 The Scout Platoon Reconnaissance and
Security Operations
(Color 37 Min 1968)
Portrays a scout platoon of a
task force tank battalion conducting
a reconnaissance and security oper-
ation to assist its parent unit in
an offense mission.
TF 17-3843 Scout Squad Operations
(Color 26 Min 1968)
Portrays scout squad activity
as it prepares for and conducts
patrols, and occupies an observa-
tion post. This is accomplished
while the parent platoon performs
reconnaissance and security oper-
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TF 17 Armor
ations in support of a task force
tank battalion in the offense.
TF 17-3902 Individual Tank and Tank Units-Technique
of Employment
(Color 25 Min 1968)
Shows how a tank platoon pre-
pares for and executes an attack
mission, highlighting the tactical
duties of crew members, and the
techniques of control, movement,
fire and security.
TF 17-3905 Orientation on Armor
(Color 18 Min 1968)
Role and weaponry of modern
armor; employment of armor units
in Europe, Alaska, and Southeast
Asia; potential use of armor in a
nuclear environment.
TF 173911 The Armored Cavalry Troop Reconnais-
sance Missions
(Color 24 Min 1968)
Shows how an armored cavalry
troop moves and conducts a zone
reconnaissance, route reconnais-
sance, and area reconnaissance.
TF 17-3912 The Armored Cavalry Troop-Retrograde
Operations
(Color 31 Min 1969)
Portrays the planning and ex-
ecution of a delaying action con-
ducted by an armored cavalry troop
as part of a rear covering force
consisting of a reinforced armored
cavalry squadron of an armored
division.
TF 174054 Armored Reconnaissance and Airborne
Assault Vehicle M551-Crew Mainte-
nance Services (Automotive)
(B&W 26 Min 1969)
Daily checks and services per-
formed before, during, and after
land and amphibious operation.
TF 17-4093 Tank Platoon in the Conduct of a Road
March and Occupation of an Assembly
Area
(B&W 27 Min 1969)
Techniques and procedures em-
ployed by a tank platoon in plan-
ning and conducting day and night
road marches, and in occupying an
assembly area.
TF 17-4137 Armored Reconnaissance/ Airborne Assault
Vehicle M551 -Conduct of Fire
(B&W 21 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the method of
firing each of the weapons on the
general Sheridan tank, including the
50 cal and 7.62mm machine guns,
152mm gun/launcher, and grenade
launchers.
TF 17-4157 Tank Platoon in a Night Attack and Night
Defense
(B&W 25 Min 1971)
Shows procedures for attack-
ing, securing, and defending a tar-
get at night; covers planning, re-
connaissance, covering and illum-
inating artillery fire, and 'Flicker'
search light technique.
TF 17-4271 The Tank Platoon Technique of Employment
in Defense and Delaying Action
(Color 27 Min 1972)
Shows tactical plans used to
defend a position, and to perform
a delaying action against an enemy
armor force. Shows integration of
platoon's actions into the whole
plan.
195
TGS 17 Armor
TG 17-2-1
TG 17-2-2
TG 17-3-1
TG 17-3-2
TG 17-3-3
Visual Signals, Armor
(B&W 32 FR 1965)
Presents the various visual
signals used to direct armor during
day and night operations.
Armored Vehicle Recognition
(B&W 20 FR 1969)
Identifies the armored vehicles
currently employed by the US
Army.
Movement by Alternate Bounds
(B&W 34 FR 1967)
Illustrates the fundamentals of
armor movement by alternate
bounds.
Movement by Successive Bounds
(B&W 39 FR 1968)
Illustrates the fundamentals of
armor movement by successive
bounds.
Methods of Attack (Armor)
(B&W 23 FR 1968)
Principles, techniques, and ap-
plications of 3 methods of attack
used by armor: 1) maneuver force
attacks in a single position, 2) man-
euver force attacks in two or more
converging directions, 3) tanks of
maneuver force support by fire only.
TG 1734 Armored Cavalry Platoon Formations and
Battle Drill
(B&W 43 FR 1968)
Factors governing combat for-
mations; commands, composition,
and use of normal column, T and
Y formations, and their variants;
and battle drill for different attack
and defense formations.
TG 1735 Armored Cavalry Platoon: Screening Mission
and Delaying Action
(B&W 57 FR 1968)
Delineates the considerations
for a screening mission and delay-
ing action, and graphically por-
trays the procedures and control
measures utilized by the armored
cavalry platoon in executing the
mission.
TG 17-3-6 Armor Combat Formations
(B&W 37 FR 1968)
Portrays employment of armor-
ed combat formations, and graph-
ically portrays the execution of
tank platoon and tank company
combat formations. Action of in-
dividual tanks during change of
formations on the march is also
illustrated.
196
TF 19 Military Police
24. 19-Series; Military Police
TF 19-49 Military Police Observation and Description
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
How to observe and describe
persons, places, objects, and events;
how to search for the Who, What,
When, Where, How, and Why of a
situation.
TF 19-1634 Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part (-Basic
Principles
(B&W 6 Min 1951)
Defense against attack and
launching counterattack balance,
stahara, maximum versus minimum,
momentum, major and minor oper-
ations, and leverage.
TF 19-1634A Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part Il-Falling
(B&W 4 Min 1951)
Technique of falling correctly.
TF 19-1634B Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part Ill-Throw-
ing
(B&W 7 Min 1951)
Three basic throws hip,
shoulder, and leg hook throws.
TF 19-1634C Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part IV-Follow
Through
(B&W 2 Min 1951)
j Judo blow used as follow
through.
TF 19-1634D Personal Encounter (Judo) Part V Defense
Against Body Holds
(B&W 8 Min 1951)
Defense techniques leg smash
and kick to groin.
TF 19-1634E Personal Encounter (Judo) Part VI Defense
Against Choke Holds
(B&W 6 Min 1951)
Windmill defense, wedge, elbow
smash, wrist takedown, reverse
windmill, and bent-arm choke.
TF 19-1634F Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part VM-Taking
Prisoners
(B&W 7 Min 1951)
Finger, wrist, and hammer-
locking come-alongs.
TF 19-1634G Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part VIII-
Defense Against Wrestling Holds
(B&W 4 Min 1951)
Full nelson, side headlock,
front headlock, and hammerlock.
TF 19-1634H Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part IX-
Defenss Against Knife or Club
(B&W 9 Min 1951)
Blocking knife thrust or club
blow and following with judo throw.
TF 19-16341 Personal Encounter (Judo)-Part X-
Offensives Use of the Police Riot Club
(B&W 7 Min 1951)
Use of police club in crisscross
stranglehold, Japanese rear choke,
and riot club come-along.
TF 19-1701 Support in Emergencies Riot Control
(B&W 29 Min 1951)
Four types of action demon-
strated: (A) show of force; (B)
riot control formations; (C) chem-
ical agents; (D) fire against sni-
pers.
TF 19-1740 Guarding Against Sabotage
(B&W 32 Min 1952)
Various methods of sabotage
by use of fire, explosives and me-
chanical means emphasizing precau-
tionary measures.
TF 19-1806 Military Police Support in Amphibious
Operations
(B&W 14 Min 1953)
Depicts the duties and func-
tions of the military police in sup-
port of a combined amphibious as-
sault.
TF 19-1807 Straggler Control
(B&W 18 Min 1953)
Techniques used by the mili-
tary police to control movements
of individuals into or out of the
combat area.
TF 19-2111 Military Police Town Patrol Part I Foot
Patrols
(B&W 36 Min 1956)
Planning and organization of
patrols; preparation for mission;
familiarization with patrol route;
how to advise and assist soldiers;
how to enforce regulations.
TF 19-2112 Military Police Town Patrol Part II Motor
Patrols
(B&W 16 Min 1955)
Cruising in patrol area; vis-
iting off-limits nite-clubs; handling
intoxicated soldier; quelling brawl;
apprehending intoxicated driver.
TF 19-2137 Point Control of Traffic
(B&W 32 Min 1955)
Hand and arm signals; traffic
flow through 1-way and 4-way in-
tersections; flow cycle; pedestrian
traffic; right-of-way vehicles; traf-
fic at defiles.
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TF 19-2271 The Traffic Accident Spot Map
(B&W 4 Min 1956)
Use and preparation of map
symbols for plotting information,
required scale of map, features of
a suitable legend.
TF 19-2272 The Collision Diagram
(B&W 5 Min 1956)
Use and preparation of dia-
gram plotting information, legend,
right angle, rear end and side swipe
collision patterns.
TF 19-2273 The Search
(B&W 7 Min 1959)
Search procedures to prevent
contraband from being taken in or
out of a military stockage techni-
ques to search prisoner and vehicles,
and dispose of unauthorized items.
TF 19-2275 Motor Vehicle Spot Speed Studies Setting
Up Mirror Boxes
(B&W 6 Min 1956)
Positioning boxes ; positioning
of observer and recorder; clocking
passing vehicles; recording data;
how studies aid in enforcement.
TF 19-2287 Apprehension and Search of Persons
(B&W 27 Min 1956)
Technique of taking persons in-
to custody; conducting frisk, wall
and complete searches; use of hand-
cuffs; disposition of female offend-
ers.
TF 19-2442 Suspects and Witnesses-Part l-Basic
Interviews
(B&W 16 Min 1957)
Interviews of two typical wit-
nesses by a military policeman after
an accident interviewing techni-
ques, effects of emotion and pre-
judice on observations.
TF 19-2443 Suspects and Witnesses-Part II-
Complainants and Hostile Witnesses
(B&W 21 Min 1957)
Interviews of two typical wit-
nesses by military police criminal
investigators stress on questioning
technique and careful evaluation of
testimony.
TF 19-2540 Investigation of Narcotics Offenses
(B&W 40 Min 1958)
Symptoms of addiction techni-
ques and procedures related to dis-
covery, apprehension, and search of
offenders apprehension of source of
supply stressed.
TF 19-2749 Geneva Conventions Rights and Obligation
of Prisoners of War
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
Provisions of 1949 convention:
rights of prisoners of war regard-
ing interrogation, search, personal
items, medical care, shelter, food,
clothing, religious worship, work,
and mail.
TF 19-2751 Military Prisoners Part I Duties of Guards
Within a Confinement Facility
(B&W 23 Min 1959)
Functions of tower, compound,
main gate, sally port and visiting
room guards basic principles gov-
erning proper guard performance.
TF 19-2772 Civilian Guard Services
(B&W 29 Min 1959)
Security procedures and devices
used within and outside military
installation and industrial plants;
duties of static, foot or vehicle
patrol, escort and riot guards.
TF 19-2966 Processing of Evidence Part I Preservation
and Collection
(B&W 36 Min 1960)
How military police establish
control at scene of crime; duties of
military police investigator; types
of evidence considered; collecting, I
identifying and preserving evidence;
chain of custody.
TF 19-2967 Processing of Evidence Part II Handling,
Evaluating, and Identifying
(B&W 18 Min 1960)
How military police investiga-
tor checks autopsy findings, vehicle
registration, witnesses and suspects;
duties of evidence custodian; value
of evidence in court.
TF 19-3004 Military Prisoners-Part IV-Stockade
Admission Procedures
(B&W 26 Min 1960)
Prisoner identification, personal
property search, medical examina-
tion, issuance of uniform, briefing
on stockade rules, and assignment
of custody grade.
TF 19-3005 Military Prisoners Part V Correctional
Treatment
(B&W 29 Min 1960)
Aims and principles of treat-
ment proper custody classification,
evaluation of motive behind offense,
and appropriate handling of pri-
soner ; action of clemency board.
198
TF 19 Military Police
TF 19-3013 Dividends of Discipline
(B&W 27 Min 1961)
Importance of good discipline
for optimum performance in battle
examples drawn from WW I and
II, and Korea; vital role in nuclear
war.
TF 19-3149 Introduction to Disaster Planning
(B&W 18 Min 1962)
Requirements for planning by
Government and industry to counter
natural or man-made disasters;
principal areas considered in de-
veloping a disaster plan.
TF 19-3331 Planning for Riot Control
(B&W 27 Min 1964)
Aims and preparation for riot
control duty special task force or-
ganization, training and indoctrina-
tion of troops, tactical plan, logisti-
cal support, security, communica-
tion, management of rioters, and
documentary evidence.
TF 19-3365 Physical Security Surveys
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
Principles and procedures used
in a physical security survey of a
military installation to uncover and
correct security weaknesses.
TF 19-3426 Crime Prevention Part I Commander's
Crime Prevention Program
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
Formulation and various as-
pects of program; important role of
proper leadership, high morale, and
discipline in crime prevention.
TF 19-3427 Crime Prevention Part II Military Police
Assistance
(B&W 15 Min 1964)
Factors contributing to crime;
how military police patrols and spe-
cial details can keep criminal ten-
dencies and opportunities under con-
trol.
TF 19-3428 Crims Prevention Part III Crime Prevention
Surveys
(B&W 29 Min 1964)
Shows how provost marshal
and criminal investigation detach-
ment plan and execute an initial
crime prevention survey of an army
post.
TF 19-3541 Military Police Traffic Control-Part I-
Trafftc Control Plan
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Objectives and development of
plan on-post and off-post assistance
available to PMG to incorporate
engineering, education, and enforce-
ment provisions.
TF 19-3542 Military Police Traffic Control-Part II-
Traffic Supervision, Policies and
Procedures
(B&W 20 Min 1956)
Application of policies and pro-
cedures of MP traffic control plan;
and role of traffic-officer and traffic
supervisory team in implementing
the plan properly.
TF 19-3559 Suspects and Witnesses Part IV Use of
the Polygraph in Investigations
(B&W 26 Min 1967)
Pre-test interview with suspect,
test examination procedure, analy-
sis of polygraph indications, and
post-test interrogation of suspect.
TF 19-3582 Military Police Photography
(Color 26 Min 1965)
Types of cameras used, photo-
graphic techniques, and effective
coverage for arson and homicide
cases, surveillance work, riots, dis-
asters and accidents.
TF 19-3678 The Ganeva Convention-Part l-Handling
of Prisoners of War
(B&W 37 Min 1966)
Rules and procedures in hand-
ling PW's from time of capture to
confinement in PW camp; stress on
role of MP, rights of PW's and
judicial actions.
TF 19-3679 The Geneva Convention Part II Handling
of Civilian Internees
(B&W 22 Min 1966)
Rules and procedures in hand-
ling civilian internees from time of
capture to confinement in CI camp
stress on camp discipline and secu-
rity.
TF 19-3715 Industrial Defense Surveys Part I
Introduction
(B&W 8 Min 1967)
Aims and criteria of surveys;
technical and administrative pre-
paration made by survey officer;
entrance interview between survey
officer and plant representative.
TF 19-3716 Industrial Defense Surveys Part II
Conducting the Survey
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
How survey officer checks on:
industrial defense organizational
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TF 19-3717
TF 19-3723
TF 19-3732
TF 19-3799
TF 19-3836
TF 19-3878
TF 19-3880
200
TF 19-3950
measures, physical security, fire
protection, and emergency prepared-
ness measures.
Industrial Dafense Surveys Part III The
Exit Survey
(B&W 9 Min 1967)
Purpose, preparations, and pro-
cedures of the exit interview upon
completion of the industrial defense TF 19-3904
survey.
Military Police Operations-Part l-The
Military Police Station
(B&W 28 Min 1967)
Layout, organization and mis-
sion of station, with focus on per- TF 19-3925
sonnel duties, operation of desk,
MP reports and records, handling
military offenders and civilian com-
plaints.
Prisoner Counseling
(B&W 32 Min 1967)
Counseling techniques and pro-
cedures used by noncommissioned
military police counselors at mili-
tary stockades value to prisoner,
army, and society.
Riot Control Formations
(B&W 24 Min 1967)
Composition and application of
basic wedge, line, and echelon for-
mations in riot control operations
commands, hand signals and steps
in executing these formations and
their variants at the squad, platoon,
and company levels.
Riot Control Munitions Part I Use and
Employment of Grenades
(Color 20 Min 1967)
Physical characteristics, field
behavior, and use of the two types
of grenades employed to deliver riot TF 19 ~ 3993
control agents to quelll a civil dis-
turbance: 1) baseball grenade, M25
series, and 2) burning-type grenade,
M7 series.
Military Police Traffic Control Part Ill-
Traffic Accident Investigation
(B&W 24 Min 1968)
A two-member investigation
team carry out the principles and TF 19-4072
steps in traffic accident investiga-
tion careful and complete investi-
gation is stressed for proper de-
cision in case.
Guard Duty (Interior and Exterior)
(B&W 26 Min 1968)
TF 19-3951
Basic structure and employ-
ment of interior guard at a fixed
installation general and special
orders imposed on the main and spe-
cial guard; basic structure and em-
ployment of exterior guard in sup-
port of guerrilla and conventional
combat operations.
Military Police in the Field Army
(B&W 31 Min 1968)
Mission, organization, services
of the military police brigade in
support of a combat-committed field
army.
Honors (Ceremony Procedures)
(Color 33 Min 1968)
Describes the origin and tradi-
tion of the honor guard, and its
role today in the honor guard cere-
mony and military funeral.
Civil Disturbances-Principles of Control
(Color 35 Min 1968)
Principles and techniques of
control applicable to staged demon-
strations, professional agitators,
full force riots, looting, arson, and
snipers; and preventive measures to
restore law and order during and
after large scale disturbances.
Civil Disturbances-Part Il-Planning for
Control
(Color 1970)
An overalll view of the advance
planning necessary for control of
civil disturbances by local, state,
and federal authorities. Focus is
placed on the four major planning
areas: intelligence, personnel, logis-
tics, and operations.
Physical Security at Nike-Hercules Sites
(B&W 34 Min 1969)
This film is unclassified.
Special handing required.
Not releasable to foreign na-
tionals.
No exceptions.
By Authority of Commanding
General, ARADCOM, October 1968.
Physical Security Part II Intrusion Detec-
tion Devices
(Color 31 Min 1969)
Describes the purpose, princi-
ples of activation, applications, cap-
abilities, and limitations of the vari-
ous intrusion detection devices used
in establishing physical security.
TF 19 Military Police
TF 19-4207
TF 19-4073 Military Police Communications TF 19-4198
(B&W 26 Min 1969)
Describes the importance of
communication in accomplishing the
MP mission, types of equipment
used, and techniques employed in
military operations.
TF 19-4074 Military Police Operations Part II
Division Operations
(Color 29 Min 1969)
Describes the organization and
services of a military police com-
pany in support of an US Army
infantry division engaged in com-
bat operations in Southeast Asia.
General and special MP support TF 19-4261
functions are covered.
TF 19-4091 Military Police Traffic Control Part IV
Traffic Control Reconnaissance
(Color 27 Min 1970)
This film depicts various as-
pects of traffic control reconnnais-
sance under safe and occasional
enemy action conditions. TF 19-4318
TF 19-4183 Physical Security-Part X-ldentification and
Control
(Color 22 Min 1971)
Discusses purpose and techni-
ques of ID and control procedures.
Includes badges, access lists, duress
codes, and new equipment. TF 19 _ 4361
TF 19-4184 Military Police Operations-Part Ill-Military
Police Patrol Investigations
(B&W 28 Min 1971)
Outlines the mission of the in-
dividual military policeman in pp
trol investigations; shows a patroi
in action investigating an assault.
TF 19-4197 Physical Security-Part VI-Railways TF 19-4443
Security
(B&W 25 Min 1971)
Describes responsibilities and
capabilities of railway security op-
erations during a mobilization situa-
tion in CONUS and in a theater of
operations.
Physical Security Part VIII Cargo Security
(Color 24 Min 1971)
Describes the duties of security
patrols in port and harbor facilities
in CONUS and overseas. Also de-
scribes harbor patrols.
US Army Criminal Investigation Labora-
tories
(Color 33 Min 1971)
Describes the services provid-
ed by the criminal investigation
laboratories and shows how their
analysis of evidence can aid in se-
curing convictions.
Military Police Relationships With Civilian
Law Enforcement Authorities
(Color 24 Min 1971)
Shows the importance of co-
operation between military police
and local civilian police depart-
ments, and some of the ways this
cooperation is implemented.
Correctional Training Facility
(B&W 18 Min 1972)
Depicts the objectives of the
facility, located at Ft. Riley, Kansas;
its mission to return military pri-
soners to duty through motivational
and military training.
Corr?ctional Treatment Program
(B&W 16 Min 1972)
Gives an overview of the US
Army correctional treatment pro-
gram, to show how it is aimed to-
ward helping the prisoner to adopt
a positive attitude toward military
life.
The United States Disciplinary Barracks:
Our Mission Your Future
(Color 37 Min 1972)
Shows the facilities and opera-
tion of the US discriplinary bar-
racks in Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas,
including training, rehabilitation
programs, and levels of confinement.
201
FB 19 Military Police
FB 19-152 Combat Firing With Hand Guns
(B&W 17 Min 1944)
Correct grips; three basic fir-
ing positions; firing quickly and in-
stinctively.
FB 19-157 Allied Military Government in Italy
(B&W 18 Min 1944)
Purpose of AMG in occupied
countries; situation in Italy when
American forces invaded; recon-
struction and rehabilitation by
AMG.
FB 19-167 Traffic Control in the Normandy Invasion
(B&W 13 Min 1945)
Work of military police in main-
taining steady flow of military ve-
hicles to front line; traffic problems
for troops and supplies in England
and France.
FB 19-193 Evacuation of Civilians
(B&W 15 Min 1945)
Handling of refugees at collec-
tion points, at evacuation centers,
and in evacuation areas; action
taken by military personnel and re-
lief organizations during evacua-
tion.
FB 19-202 Traffic Control in the CBI
(B&W 19 Min 1945)
Depicts the excellent system in-
augurated by the military police in
Calcutta for the main artery of the
Stilwell Road.
FB 19-246 Hasty Sign Making
(B&W 19 Min 1952)
Explains and demonstrates the
use of the sign reproduction kit,
No. 1, silk screen process.
FB 19-256 MP Highway Patrol in Germany
(B&W 10 Min 1953)
Employment of military police
in traffic control operations on the
autobahn in Germany.
FB 19-287 The Military Police Story
(B&W 33 Min 1954)
Depicts the training, duties,
and responsibilities of the military
police corps. Shows MP activities
in Germany and Korea today.
202
MF 19-5202 Routine Stops (Highway Patrol Officer
Training)
(Color 15 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How highway patrol officers
should protect themselves when ap-
proaching, interrogating, and ar-
resting traffic violators.
ILF 19-7546 Your Army in Disaster Relief
(B&W 17 Min 1949)
Role of the Army in recent
disasters: Texas city disaster, snow-
bound areas in the winter 1948-
1949 and flood areas along the Mis-
sissippi.
MF 19-8027 Security Control You Never Can Tell
(B&W 36 Min 1952)
Proper security in plants
stresses responsibility of every per-
son engaged in work of classified
nature to maintain effective security.
MF 19-8509 The Traffic Officer in Court
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A police officer loses a case in
MF 19 Military Police
court how good appearance, pre-
paration and presentation can help
an officer win a case in traffic court.
MF 19-8510 Hit and Run Investigation
(B&W 10 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Basic techniques to be used by
police officers in hit-run accident
investigations.
MF 19-8511 Detecting and Recording Skidmarks
(B&W 8 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How to detect and record skid-
marks their importance in fixing
responsibility in traffic accidents and
getting convictions for violations.
MF 19-8699 Prisoners of War
(B&W 22 Min 1957)
Processing, treatment and care
of prisoners of war in Korea by
military police in accordance with
Geneva convention 1949 from cap-
ture to internment in prisoner of
war camps.
203
SFS 19 Military Police
SFS 19-11 Glass Fractures ,
I-BS w KC T^D ,, materials, methods involved,
(B&W-55 FR-14 Mm-1955) marking and conditions for stori
Fractures caused by bullets,
Other objects and Car accidents SFS 19-14 Packaging of Evidence for Transmitted
radial and concentric patterns ex- o the Military Police Criminal
amining, marking and packing frag- Investigation Laboratories
ments. (B&W 52 FR 10 Min 1956)
10 10 r , Categories of evidence; packing
ly 12 Costs and Mods ,*^- i j j
(E&W fil PR 14 M- io^ materials and procedures; marking
(B&W-61 FR-14 Mm-1955) items; lettters of transmittal; wrap-
Techniques of casting and mold- ping) sealing and marki shippin
ing impressions for use as evidence containers.
204
TG 19-2-1
TG 19-3
Military Route (Itineraire) Signing-NATO TG 19-3-1
(Color 30 FR 1966)
Illustrates the military route
signing- system designed to facili-
tate the movement of NATO armed
forces. TG 19-4
Personal Encounters, Basic Come-Alongs,
Throws and Defenses
(B&W 45 FR 1959)
Illustrates the techniques for
executing basic judo holds, throws, G 19-5
and defenses. These include: front
and rear hammer-locks, gooseneck,
and finger come-along; hip and G 19-6-1
shoulder throws and defenses
against chokes and headlocks.
TGS 19 Military Police
Basic Fingerprint Patterns
(B&W 29 FR 1963)
Explains the focal points and
technical terms related to finger-
print patterns.
Manual of Arms Shotgun
(B&W 13 FR 1971)
Illustrates positions which pro-
vide a safe, efficient and uniform
manner of carrrying and inspecting
shotguns.
Route Signs Classification, Application,
and Design
(1961)
Procedure for Informing Accused or Suspect
Person of His Rights
(1967)
205
TF 20 General
25. 20-Series; General-Safety, Countries,
Miscellaneous
TF 20-1684 One. Too Often
(B&W 25 Min 1951)
This safety film depicts the pre-
carious daily adventures of a soldier
on leave, who loses his life by taking
a chance 'once too often.'
TF 20-3317 How to Prevent Privote Vehicle Accident.
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
How the 3 elements of a post
safety program are implemented:
driver education, engineering meth-
ods, and effective law enforcement
measures.
TF 20-4220 Prevention of Drowning
(Color 26 Min 1971)
Describes how to keep from
getting into a drowning situation,
and what to do if in one, in both
recreational and military tactical
situations. The 'drown proofing'
method is demonstrated.
206
FB 20 General
FB 20-56 Western Battle Front, May-June 1940 FB 20-66 The Battle of Buna
(B&W-40 Min-1943) (B&W-9 Min-1943)
Victorious Nazi drive through The Campaign at Buna.
Holland and Belgium into France.
207
MF 20 General
MF 20-12
MF 20-19
MF 20-156
MF 20-5023
MF 20-5028
MF 20-5033A
MF 20-5033B
MF 20-5033C
Decide to Be Safe (Job Safety) MF 20-5033D
(B&W 12 Min 1952)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How personal safety is possible
through interest in safety programs
and observance of normal safety
precautions.
Looking for Trouble (Vehicle Maintenance MF 20-5033E
for Safety)
(B&W 11 Min 1952)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Preventive maintenance is
stressed as a vital factor to prevent
truck breakdowns and automotive
troubles.
Army Explorers in Space MF 20-5033F
(Color 14 Min 1958)
Development and launching of
explorer contributions made by Dr.
Von Braun, ABMA ; Dr. Pickering,
JPL; and Dr. Van Allen, University
of Iowa.
MF 20-5033G
The Real Security
(Color 24 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A lecture by Joe Powell, Man-
agement Consultant, on the present
day challenges facing management.
Reduce Costs Suggest
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
Aimed at all DOD personnel j^p 20-5033H
stresses support of DOD cost re-
duction program by submitting ideas
through local suggestion channels.
Safety Management Run the Team
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Examines the problem of ac-
cidents as related to workers and
management, and describes the ac-
tion that should be taken by sup-
ervisors to insure safety in the work
situation.
Safety Management Plan for Prevention
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Discusses the reasons for ac-
cidents, how to prevent them, and
accident reporting procedures.
MF 20-5109
MF 20-5116
Safety Management Let Them Know
(B&W 11 Min 1964) MF 20-5133
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the importance and
techniques of safety training for
new employees.
Safety Management Mind Over Matter
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Reviews the causes of materials
handling acccidents, and underscores
the recommended practices for ma-
terials handling safety.
Safety Management Safety is in Order
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Defines the importance of good
housekeeping for efficiency and safe-
ty, and shows how good housekeep-
ing can be achieved in the work
situation.
Safety Management Bare Minimum
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Enunciates the essentials for
safety in the work situation, and
explains how supervisors can deter-
mine the bare minimum for safety
in specific jobs.
Safety Management Guard Duty
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the dangers of shop
equipment and tools, and shows how
supervisors can insure safety
through the installation of opera-
tional guard mechanism.
Safety Management Sell Safety
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Emphasizes the responsibility
of supervisors to sell safety to work-
ers by means of merchandising and
promotion programs.
Zero Defects
(Color 47 Min 1967)
Seminar with high level execu-
tives from industry and government
held at headquarters, US Army Mis-
sile Command, 23 June 64, to spear-
head DOD zero defects program.
The David Hall Story (Driving Safety)
(B&W 23 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Tragic car accident suffered by
David Hall, 'America's Handicap-
ped Man of 1963,' stresses value of
seat belts and defensive driving.
The President's War on Waste
(B&W 15 Min 1965)
President Johnson's address at
National Economy Achievement
Award Ceremony in Washington,
208
MF 20 General
MF 20-5173
MF 20-5179
DC, marking 10th year of incentive
awards program.
MF 20-5135 Southeast Asia Story: The Land and the MF 20-5160
People
(Color 30 Min 2 Reels 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of land and people of
South East Asia which includes: -, on
Burma, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam,
Cambodia, Philippines, Malaya, In-
donesia, and Singapore.
MF 20-5141 Slips and Falls (Safety)
(Color 11 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common hazards that cause
slips and falls in the everyday
situations stress on common sense
and alertness for safety.
MF 20-5142 What'll You Do If . . .? (Driving Safety)
(B&W 12 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Potential dangers that might
occur while driving during the day
and at night, and how the driver
can foresee and cope with these
emergencies.
MF 20-5143 Gun Mayhem-Firearm Safety
(Color 18 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Firearm accident cases from Air
Force files show common situations
in which human carelessness and
misjudgment result in injury or
death.
MF 20-5152 The National Drivers Test
(B&W 49 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
'The National Drivers Test'
presented on CBS-TV for Nation-
wide audience participation for dri-
ver self-evaluation and improve-
ment.
MF 20-5156 The World Is One (1964 Olympics)
(Color 29 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Origin and goals of Olympic
games; highlights of 1964 Olym- j^F 20-5192
pics, with focus on achievements of
U.S. athletes; and an appeal for
funds for U.S. Olympic program.
MF 20-5157 Something to Build On (Army Reenlistment)
(Color 25 Min 1965)
Dramatization underscores MF 20-5194
benefits of Army reenlistment for
further job training and self-de-
MF 20-5186
MF 20-5191
velopment of value for future in
service or civilian life.
The Changed Face of Europe
(B&W 29 Min 1965)
Story of the aftermath of
World War II in Europe, and West-
ern Europe's dramatic recovery.
The Company We Keep (Army Resnlist-
ment)
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
Fundamentals and techniques
for use by commanders and reenlist-
ment personnel to promote reenlist-
ment among first term soldiers.
Man and His Culture
(B&W 15 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How cultures are studied, simi-
larities and differences between cul-
tures, how they are handed down,
and how they change.
They Called It 'Fireproof (Fire Safety in
Hospitals)
(B&W 29 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Causes of hospital fires, rec-
ommendations for greater hospital
safety, emergency procedures in case
of fire, and value of hospital safety
programs.
Cost Reduction is a Money Splendid Thing
(Color 25 Min 1967)
Purpose, implementation and
success of the AMC cost reduction
program. General F. S. Besson, Jr.,
Commanding General, USAMC,
urges continued support of program.
The Land We Love
(Color 21 Min 1966)
(Adopted Treasury Department
Film)
A picture story of the vistas and
shrines of America and her heritage
of freedom, with a US savings bond
message by Vice-President H. H.
Humphrey.
The Five Cities of June 1963
(Color 27 Min 1966)
(Adopted USIA Film)
Major happenings in Rome, city
in USSR, city in South Vietnam,
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and in Berlin.
Blueprint for Terror
(B&W 28 Min 1966)
(Adopted USIA Film)
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MF 20 General
MP 20-5195
MF 20-5196
MF 20-5198
MF 20-5207
MF 20-5208
MF 20-5209A
MF 20-5209B
Story of Venezuela's search for
proof of Cuba's aggression in 1963
for presentation to the OAS.
The School at Rincon Santo
(B&W 11 Min 1966)
(Adopted USIA Film) MF 20-5210
Story of how the first school
was built in the remote Colombian
village of Rincon Santo through the
spirit of the alliance for progress.
Viet Cong Diary
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
(Adopted USIA Film) MF 20-5220
A VC soldier describes his unit's
terrorist activities, and his disil-
lusionment with VC ideology and
action.
Your Year of Opportunity MF 20-5221
(Color 57 Min 2 Reels 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Study of the land and people of
South Vietnam, with focus of poli-
tical and military aspects; and pur-
pose and scope of the US Army
mission in South Vietnam.
MF 20-5232
Suddenly, Upon the Waters
(Color 27 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Causes of water accidents, and
factors contributing to water pol-
lution; measures to keep waterways
safe and beautiful. M F 20-5235
Vacation Safety
(B&W 10 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How parents can promote safety
on family vacations prevention of
sunburn, overexertion, and water,
picnic, driving accidents.
MF 20-5245
You're the Key Man
(B&W 10 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Emphasizes supervisor respon-
sibility to assure safe equipment
and train personnel in safe use of
machines. MF 20-5249
It's the Little Things That Count
(B&W 10 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Emphasizes importance of
safety engineered equipment, safe
shop environment, and safe opera-
tional procedures.
MF 20-5256
MF 20-5209C
People Are the Puzzle
(B&W 10 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Emphasizes importance of
knowing how to handle different
personalities to avoid the threats to
safety.
Everywhere . . . All the Time (Safety for
Family)
(Color 24 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Safe practices for all members
of family in the home, on the road,
at play, and on the job.
Bicycle Rules of the Road
(Color 11 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Teaches children the traffic
safety rules of the road.
ALCO Beat (Alcohol-Driver Tests)
(Color 12 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Results of Nevada alcohol-
driver tests conducted in city of
Reno to evaluate the effects of al-
cohol on driver performance.
Freeway Driving Tactics (Driving Safety)
(Color 16 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common causes for freeway ac-
cidents, and rules and practices for
fast, safe driving.
Zero Defects Right the First Time
(Color 23 Min 1967)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Application of the zero defects
concept by the individual worker
in the performance of daily tasks
stress on favorable results.
Poised for Action (Physical Fitness)
(Color 28 Min 1966)
(Adopted Film)
Promotes physical fitness for
health and skill NFL demonstrates
the skills and physical stamina re-
quired in the intricacies of football.
Reckless Driving
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
(Adopted Film)
Dangers of reckless driving and
precautions for traffic safety.
Why Drown?
(Color 25 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Five-step drownproof proced-
ure for swimmers and non-swim-
mers; how to use clothing to stay
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MF 20 General
MF 20-5265
MF 20-5270
MF 20-5273
MF 20-5274
MF 20-5280A
MF 20-5280B
afloat; how an injured person can
survive in water.
Automobil? Tire Hydroplaning . . . What
Happens!
(Color 12 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Illustrates the relationship be-
tween driving speed on wet pave-
ment and tire hydroplaning with
the resulting critical loss of trac-
tion; safety rules for driving on
wet pavement.
Licensing Operators for Two-Wheeled Motor
Vehicles
(Color 15 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Examines the theoretical and
practical approaches to problem of
licensing drivers of two-wheeled mo-
tor vehicles, presents criteria and
recommended test procedure for ex-
amining license applicants.
Post-Mortem
(Color 14 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Concerns the danger of the side
effects of commonly used drugs as
related to driving safety. Dramati-
zation shows how ordinary cold pills
can bring on blurred vision and
dizziness while driving, and cause a
fatal accident.
Space Driving Tactics (Leave Enough
Space)
(Color 15 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Discusses the space require-
ments between cars for driving
safety in normal and unusual road
conditions.
Techniques of Defensive Driving Who'*
to Blama
(Color 8 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the concept of defen-
sive driving, and shows how it will
avoid accidents regardless of the
infractions of other drivers.
NOTE: This film series is part
of Defensive Driving Kit AVK 20-
2.
Techniques of Defensive Driving The Car
Ahead
(Color 10 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the situations that
may cause the car ahead to stop
suddenly, and underscores the driv-
ing principles and procedures to
maintain a safe distance and avoid
collisions.
MF 20-5280C Techniques of Defensive Driving The Car
Behind
(Color 7 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes how to cope with
the 'tailgater' to avoid accidents,
emphasizing the importance of sig-
nalling and planned driving mane-
uvers.
MF 20-5280D Techniques of Defensive Driving The
Head-on-Crash
(Color 9 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes how to avoid an on-
coming vehicle in your lane, at in-
tersections, and on curves.
MF 20-5280E Techniques of Defensive Driving-The
Crossroads Crash
(Color 8 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Presents seven different acci-
dents that can occur at crossroads,
and the special safeguards that
must be practiced to avoid them.
MF 20-5280F Techniques of Defensive Driving Passing
and Being Passed
(Color 8 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the ways of fore-
warning the other driver when pas-
sing, and cooperating with him
when being passed.
MF 20-5280G Trchniques of Defensive Driving Driving
the Expressways
(Color 11 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Describes the problems encoun-
tered in driving the new higher
speed highways, and presents the
special practices related to passing,
using acceleration lanes, selecting
proper lane, and stopping distance
requirements.
MF 20-5280H Techniques of Defensive Driving The
Mystery Crash
(Color 6 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Deals with the accident in
which only one vehicle is involved,
and there is no apparent reason
for the crash. Describes the reasons
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MF 20 General
MF 20-5620
for such crashes, and the ways to
avoid them.
MF 20-5280A Who's to Blame
(Color 8 Min 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 20-5586
Explains the concept of defen-
sive driving, and shows how it will
avoid accidents regardless of the in-
fractions of others. MF 20-5280A-
H are part of AVK 20-2, Defensive
Driving Course.
MF 20-5299 Meet the Critic
(B&W 60 Min 2 Reels 1968) MF 20-5590
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Mr. Charles Vetter, Jr., US
Information Agency, discusses the
problems in conducting a meaning-
ful dialogue with foreigners and
presents the guidelines to effective
inter-personal relations and a sound
approach to answering questions on
US domestic and foreign affairs.
MF 20-5316 Battle of Ideas-A Challenge to Excellence
(B&W 60 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Mr. Charles Vetter, Jr., US
Information Agency, lectures on the
challenge of ideas that confronts
Americans when conducting a dia-
logue with an avowed Communist.
MF 20-5509 The Final Factor (The Human Factor in
Driving Safety)
(Color 15 Min 1969)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Several driving situations show
common driver-caused and natural
factors that contribute to traffic
emergencies. In all cases, the hu-
man factor plays a critical role in
causing accidents. Rules for safe
driving are stressed.
MF 20-5512 Drive Right
(B&W 27 Min 1969)
Describes the common causes MF 20-5666
of driving accidents involving mili-
tary personnel, and the recom-
mended safety practices to reduce
the toll of traffic injuries and
deaths.
MF 20-5525 Dangerous War Trophies
(B&W 12 Min 1969)
Shows how dangerous war tro- MF 20-5667
phies cai. cause accidents and how
they often get into the hands of
criminals. Holders of war trophies
are reminded to have weapons
MF 20-5621
MF 20-5665
cleared by the proper authority to
insure personal and public safety. 1
NOTE : This is a re-release of "
AFIF 23, same title.
The Greater Adventure (Driving Safety)
(Color 25 Min 1971)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
An attractive girl on a beach
tells about driving safety. Prin-
ciples of driving safety are illus-
trated, showing safe drivers and
'hot rodders.'
Heritags in Black
(Color 27 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
History of the Negro in Amer-
ica emphasizing significant minor-
ity group contributions in science,
arts, government and politics.
The Black Soldier
(B&W 26 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Surveys the history of the
black American's participation in
the armed forces of the United
States, from the Revolutionary War
to the war in Vietnam.
Equal Employment Opportunity
(Color 17 Min 1971)
The Hon. Stanley Resor, Secre-
tary of the Army, speaks to super-
visors and equal opportunity of-
ficers about the progress of the
equal employment opportunity pro-
gram in the Army.
A New Way to Lift
(Color 9 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows a new method for lift-
ing heavy objects without back
strain or injury, showing how to
control important parts of the body
when in lifting position.
Zero In On Safety
(Color 11 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how managers can study
the pattern of accidents at work to
determine how to cut down on ac-
cidents. Describes how to use acci-
dent reports for this purpose.
Reaction, Brakes, Time and Space
(Color 9 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the danger of tailgating,
and graphically demonstrates the
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MF 20-8322
MF 20-8331
MF 20-8357
distance travelled by a car in the
time it takes for the driver to react
to an emergency.
MF 20-5695 On Every Hand (Safety) MF 20-8282
(Color 10 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Demonstrates and classifies ha-
zards to hands found in offices and
shops; warns the viewer to watch
for these dangers and to know his
equipment.
MF 20-5746 Protect Your Hearing
(Color 15 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Illustrates the danger of hear-
ing loss due to noise; shows mech-
anics of hearing, noise abatement
programs, and protective devices.
MF 20-7725 Arctic Indoctrination School Winter 1950
(B&W 15 Min 1950)
Highlights of the Army train-
ing program on technique of arc-
tic warfare, conducted at Big Delta,
Alaska, during winter of 1950.
MF 20-7855 And Then There Were Four
(B&W 26 Min 1951)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatized incidents illustrate
the importance of safe driving.
MF 20-7949 KMAG and the ROK Soldier
(B&W 27 Min 1954)
How the ROK Army developed
into a fighting machine under guid- jyfjr 20-8668
ance of US KMAG 8 week basic
training period and the OCS course.
MF 20-8169 Military Participation on Tumbler/ Snapper
(U)
(Color 47 Min 1953)
(Adopted DASA Film) jyjp 20-8773
Film is classified SECRET
Restricted Data.
MF 20-8215 The Champ Becomes Deaf and Blind
(B&W 9 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Wilbur Shaw points out that
the concentration required of a golf
profession is similar to that re-
quired of a driver.
MF 20-8217 Take a Look at the Odds
(B&W 11 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains why the right safety
attitude is so vital in the preven-
tion of accidents.
MF 20-8267 Operation Upshot-Knothole 1953 (U) MF 20-8775
(Color 43 Min 1954)
MF 20-8774
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is classified SECRET
Restricted Data.
The Gamblers (Safe Tractor Operation)
(B&W 21 Min 1954)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common operational hazards
and the precautions to be taken to
avoid accidents to the operator and
others.
Tims to Go (Selective Service)
(B&W 28 Min 1955)
General Lewis B. Hershey de-
fines need for selective service; film
covers organization and function-
ing of service, draft classification,
benefits of army training on draft-
ees.
Evasion
(B&W 93 Min 3 Reels 1955)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Dramatizes the techniques of
evasion for use by airmen who may
find themselves deep in enemy ter-
ritory.
To Live in Darkness (Eye Safety)
(B&W 14 Min 1954)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Three cases of men who have
lost their sight as a result of ac-
cidents on the job emphasis on
wearing proper goggles for specific
jobs.
Traditions and Achievements of the Army
(Color 26 Min 1957)
Reviews the role of the Army
throughout the history of the na-
tion stress on the role of the mod-
ern soldier.
Ladders, Scaffolds, and Floor Openings
(Construction Safety)
(Color 9 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Safety requirements of materi-
als, tools, equipment and procedures
with regard to construction jobs
stress on safe habits on the job.
Good Housekeeping for Men Only
(Construction Safety
(Color 13 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Defines hazards of poor house-
keeping on construction jobs, and
outlines the good housekeeping rules
for safety.
Don't Drop Your Guard (Industrial Safety)
(Color 10 Min 1957)
213
MF 20 General
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Concerns industrial safety pri-
marily with regard to proper use
of machine guards stresses safety
on the job as a personal responsi-
bility.
MF 20-8776 Stay Alert Stay Alive (Safsty)
(B&W 13 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Narrated by Lowell Thomas.
Depicts a series of on-the-job ac-
cidents in a manufacturing plant
stress on need for a good safety
program.
MF 20-8777 One to a Customer (Safety)
(B&W 10 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Stresses the need and proper
use of personal protective equip-
ment for safety of workers in in-
dustry.
MF 20-8778 Stop Them Before They Start (Fire
Prevention)
(B&W 15 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A fire prevention demonstra-
tion how fires are started by gaso-
line vapors, electricity, dust, chemi-
cal and Christmas-tree decorations.
MF 20-8779 Live and Let Live (Driving Safety)
(B&W 11 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common causes for car acci-
dents rules for safety on the
road emphasis on care, courtesy,
common sense, and alertness for
safety.
MF 20-8780 Look Who's Driving (Driving Safety)
(Color 8 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How emotional immaturities
cause driving hazards on the road
stress on mature attitudes for safe
driving.
MF 20-8783 Paddle a Safe Canos
(Color 15 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Boarding, disembarking, pad-
dling position and strokes, what to
do when canoe capsizes, life pre-
server and standard equipment re-
quirements, handling canoe.
MF 20-8784 Aim for Safety (Hunting Safety)
(Color 16 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Protective clothing safe move-
ment in wooded areas safe hand-
ling of gun and ammunition cor-
rect hunting and shooting techni-
ques carrying game.
MF 20-8844 Knowing's Not Enough (Safety)
(Color 28 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A test car accident portrays
the hazards of impatience, impul-
siveness, impunity and improvising
stresses safety awareness in job
performance.
MF 20-8898 Flammable Liquid Fire Safety
(Color 20 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Hazards, precautions, and
methods of extinguishing flammable
liquid fires using hand and auto-
matic extinguishing devices.
MF 20-8900 Safe Driving In Europe
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
Driving rules applicable to En-
gland, France and Germany pro-
cedure for obtaining driving licenses
in Europe.
MF 20-8948 Defensive Driving Series How to Follow
Safely
(B&W 10 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Six traffic situations in which
collisions occur how to prevent an
accident with a car ahead stress
on safe stopping distance.
MF 20-8949 Defensive Driving Series Don't Be a Sitting
Duck
(B&W 10 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How to prevent an accident
with a vehicle behind: make smooth
gradual stops, give advance signals,
keep driver behind from riding
your tail.
MF 20-8950 Defensive Driving Series Stay Right Stay
Safe
(B&W 10 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How to prevent accidents with
approaching vehicle: stay to right,
of center lines, proper entry and
rounding of curves, give right-of-
way as necessary.
MF 20-8951 Defensive Driving Series What Right-
of-Way?
(B&W 10 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How to prevent accidents with
214
MF 20 General
vehicles approaching at an angle:
proper approach to intersections,
check traffic and assure right-of-
way when safe.
MF 20-8952 Defensive Driving Series-The Art of Being
Poised
(B&W 10 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How to prevent an accident
when a vehicle passes you slow
down and let him pass; how to
change lanes, make turns and pull
out from parking zone.
MF 20-8953 Defensive Driving SeriesHow to Pass
Safely
(B&W 10 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Make sure you have a clear
passing distance; warn driver
ahead; pass quickly; know when
to pull back to right lane after
your vehicle has passed.
MF 20-9221 CBS Reports: Biography of a Missile
(B&W 60 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An account of project 16 nar-
rated by Edward R. Murrow de-
velopment, construction, capability,
launching, and firing of Juno II
missile, October 1959.
MF 20-9246 The Challenge-A Story About Crimes of
Carelessness
(Color 11 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dangers, causes, and preven-
tion of fires in the home, on the
road, and in industrial plants.
MF 20-9262 A Let's Talk About Safety
(B&W 10 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the importance of talk-
ing in supervision; and how safety
can be built into every day conver-
sations with workers.
MF 20-9262B Take a Talkie-Break
(B&W 10 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how the supervisor can
discuss safety informally, but ef-
fectively, with small groups of
workers.
MF 20-9262C Setting 'em Straight
(B&W 10 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how the supervisor can
call attention to and correct un-
safe acts.
MF 20-9262D Lot Everybody Help
(B&W 10 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows how the supervisor can
get his people to participate in the
safety program.
MF 20-9276 The Rival World (Insect Control)
(Color 27 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How insects attack humans and
crops; modern techniques and equip-
ment used for insect control; work
of World Health Organization in
warding off enemy insects.
MF 20-9349 Public Works and Public UtHitios-Port IV-
'Work Improvement for Maintenance'
(B&W 19 Min 1961)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Aimed at supervisors. De-
scribes the objectives and step-by-
step procedure to arrive at better
methods for performing mainten-
ance tasks.
MF 20-9364 Opsration Solidarity
(Color 28 Min 1961)
1961 Joint Military Training
Maneuver held in Panama; how
the Americas train, study, and work
together for mutual hemispheric de-
fense.
MF 20-9378 US Joint Chiefs of Staff Weapons
Demonstration Caribbean 19 February
1 March 1961
(Color 38 Min 1961)
Military leaders of 17 nations
in western hemisphere witness 1961
Caribbean demonstration of new
weapons and military techniques
within US military structure.
Safety Through Seat Belts
(B&W 13 Min 1961)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Research on car collisions con-
ducted by UCLA; safety benefits
afforded by seat belts when auto-
mobile accidents occur.
MF 20-9774 Emergencies in the Making
(B&W 14 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Aimed at motor vehicle driv-
ers concerns the unexpected ha-
zards on the road stress on 'think-
ing ahead' to prevent accidents.
215
MF 20 General
MF 20-9775
MF 20-9778
MF 20-9783
MF 20-9791
MF 20-9811
MF 20-9910
Mechanized Death
(Color 28 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Aimed at motor vehicle driv-
ers tragic scenes of car accidents
point up common driving hazards
stress on 'take time to think' for
safety.
Universe
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Data and visual patterns of the
moon, sun, planets, comets, stars,
constellations, and galaxies.
Power Mower Safety
(B&W 6 Min 1963)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Hazards and precautionary
measures for safe operation of elec-
trical and gasoline powered mow-
ers.
The New Girl
(B&W 31 Min 1962)
Concerns implementation of
government non-discriminatory em-
ployment policy as it relates to in-
dustrial organizations engaged in
contract work.
ivy Flats Film Report (U)
(Color 18 Min 1964)
Film is Classified SECRET
Restricted Data.
Anatomy of an Account
(Color 27 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Psychological climate and driv-
ing hazards that cause accidents;
requirements for defensive driving
on and off job; essential elements
for safety.
MF 20-9975 Wheels of Tragedy
(Color 28 Min 1964)
Analyses of actual accidents
underscore the high price of care-
lessness and poor judgment in the
use of automobiles.
MF 20-9981 Children at Play With Poison
(Color 10 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How accidental poisoning of
children occur in the home pre-
cautionary measures to poisonproof
the home emergency action when
child is poisoned.
MF 20-9982 Interrupted Morning (Automobile Seat B 2 lts)
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common causes and effects of
auto accidents merits of seat belts
in reducing incidence of serious in-
jury and fatalities.
MF 20-9983 Why Daddy? (Fire Safety in the Horn*)
(B&W 15 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common causes of fire in the
home emergency action in case of
fire precautions against fire and
value of family fire escape plan
stressed.
216
SFS 20 General
SFS 20-305 West Point
(Color 102 FRr 17 Min 1964)
History, purpose, and aims of
US Military Academy; military,
physical and academic programs;
social and extra curricular activi-
ties available to cadets.
217
T 20 General
T 20-1-1 Drivar Education T 20-1-2 Drown Prevention-Techniques and Water
(Color 91 FR 1966) Safety
(Adopted Transparencies) (Color 30 FR 1967)
Covers the various aspects of Illustrates the fundamentals of
power driving, emphasizing safety. correct swimming and safety mea-
sures to prevent drowning.
218
TF 21 Individual Soldier
26. 21 -Series; Individual Soldier
TF 21-1018 Keep It Clean
(B&W 14 Min 1943)
A forceful reminder to ad-
here to instructions regarding the
proper care of the rifle.
TF 21-1121 Elementary Tactics of Life Saving
(B&W 11 Min 1944)
Various methods of approach-
ing, breaking holds, and carrying
men in danger of drowning.
TF 21-1244 Abandon Ship
(B&W 29 Min 1943)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Technique for abandoning ship
covering advance preparation, selec-
tion and care of equipment, emer-
gency flotation tactics.
TF 21-1921 Troop Indoctrination for an Atomic
Exercise
(Color 33 Min 1954)
Planning for atomic maneuver;
nature and effect of atomic explo-
sion; protective measures against
effects; typical atomic exercise.
TF 21-2301 Military Instruction-Part (-Principles of
Learning
(B&W 23 Min 1956)
Covers motivation, objective,
doing, realism, background and ap-
preciation; importance of appeal to
senses to stimulate student inter-
est.
TF 21-2302 Military Instruction-Part Il-The Stages of
Instruction Preparation
(B&W 12 Min 1956)
Estimating teaching situation ;
selecting and organizing material;
checking availability of training
aids; preparation of lesson plan;
rehearsing lesson and final check.
TF 21-2303 Military Instruction-Part Il-Ths Stages of
Instruction Presentation
(B&W 12 Min 1956)
Covers elements and advan-
tages of introduction, explanation
and summary.
TF 21-2304 Military Instruction-Part Il-The Stages of
Instruction Application, Examination and
Review or Critique
(B&W 20 Min 1956)
Covers elements and advan-
tages of application, examination,
and review or critique.
TF 21-305 Military Instruction-Part Ill-Training Aids
(B&W 23 Min 1956)
Features and use of GTA's,
chalkboards, film strips, slides,
transparencies, working models and
motion pictures.
TF 21-2306 Military Instruction-Part IV-Speech
Techniques
(B&W 11 Min 1956)
Gaining attention of students;
diction; mannerisms; stance, de-
livery.
TF 21-2720 Code of the Fighting Man
(B&W 55 Min 1959)
Portrays the six articles of the
code of conduct prescribed for the
American soldier while in the serv-
ice of his country.
TF 21-3144 Battle Glory
(Color 17 Min 1962)
Recounts the army's historic
past as represented by the 145
battle streamers on the army flag
from Revolutionary War to Ko-
rean War.
TF 21-3183 Maintenance of Vehicles in Northern
Latftudti
(B&W 24 Min 1962)
Preoperation checks ; starting
procedures ; use of M40 kit and slave
cable for starting vehicle; main-
tenance and repair to prevent fail-
ure; handling accidents.
TF 21-3279 Introduction to Northern Operations-
Part I
(Color 29 Min 1963)
Climate, terrain, and plant and
animal life in northern latitudes;
challenge of successful combat op-
erations in this environment.
TF 21-3297 Introduction to Northern Operations Part
I' Summer Operations
(Color 25 Min 1964)
Tactical situation presented to
show how a unit prepares for and
conducts an offense operation. Spe-
cial factors are discussed.
TF 21-3301 Preparation for NCO Leadership-
Introduction to the Program
(B&W 9 Min 1963)
Objectives and concepts of
army's new system of developing
basic training recruits who show
potential for NCO leadership.
219
TF 21 Individual Soldier
TF 21-3398
TF 21-3478
TF 21-3479
TF 21-3302 Preparation for NCO Leadership-The Role TF 21-3366
of the Trainee Leader
(B&W 19 Min 1963)
Classroom and practical train-
ing provided in 2-week NCO leader
prep course; curriculum and exer-
cises given in the 8 weeks of ad-
vanced individual training (AIT).
TF 213303 Preparation for NCO Leadership The Role
of the AIT Cadreman
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Duties of AIT Cadreman in de-
veloping trainee leaders per key
word brocas, i.e., brief, release,
observe, critique, advise and sup-
port.
TF 21-3321 Guerrilla Warfare and Special Forces
Operations Part I Preparation
(B&W 19 Min 1963)
Preparations of special forces
group for deployment on mission
to infiltrate foreign land for pur-
pose of organization and training
indigenous forces in guerrilla war-
fare.
TF 21-3322 Guerrilla Warfare and Special Forces
Operations Part II Conduct
(B&W 27 Min 1963)
How an operation detachment
with special forces group links up
with forces of foreign country, and
organizes, equips, trains and di-
rects them in guerrilla operation
vs communists.
TF 21-3341 Introduction to Northern Operations Part
III Winter Operations
(Color 30 Min 1964)
Problems of military operation
in the north ; how unit prepares
for and executes offense mission
techniques and equipment used for
moving, security, communication,
logistics, and fire.
TF 21-3347 Leadership in Accident Prevention TF 21-3907
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
How safety officer can imple-
ment principles of safety to reduce
accidents suffered by unit person-
nel on and off duty.
TF 21-3351 The Techniques of Army News
Photography
(B&W 27 Min 1963) TF 21-3908
Experts in photo-journalism
field define and illustrate essentials
of superior news photography, cov-
ering still and motion picture tech-
nique.
TF 21-3498
TF 21-3906
Fundamentals of Pistol Marksmanship
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Demonstration of training at
Ft. Benning pistol range: body posi-
tion and stance, grip, sight align-
ment, trigger control, breath con-
trol and mental conditioning.
Cold Weather Uniform
(B&W 37 Min 1964)
Various items of cold weather
uniform ; layer principle of wear-
ing clothing in wet and dry cold
weather; ways to keep warm are
emphasized.
Avalanch? Hazards Part I
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
Forces that cause snow avalan-
ches; characteristics of various types
of snow avalanches ; and how to cope
with potential hazards.
Avalanche Hazards Part II
(B&W 28 Min 1966)
Troop operation on snow cov-
ered mountain terrain how to
avoid or traverse critical areas, how
to cope with sudden avalanche, and
rescue operations.
Combined Arms Live Fire Exercise
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
A combined arms live-fire exer-
cise conducted by platoon and com-
pany size units of Armor, Artil-
lery, and Infantry.
Raid Planning and Target Analysis
(Color 24 Min 1968)
Demonstrates the techniques
and complexities in raid planning
and target analysis for interdiction
operations, as applied by a special
forces detachment commander in an
assigned unconventional warfare
operations area.
Rifle, M16A1 Part I Care, Cleaning and
Lubrication
(B&W 33 Min 1968)
Teaches riflemen how to clean,
lubricate, and care for the M16A1
rifle in the field to prevent weapon
failure and keep it in optimum con-
dition ready for use.
Rifle, M16A1 Part II Field Expedients
(B&W 17 Min 1968)
Field care and cleaning of wet
and dirty rifle and ammunition; use
of cleaning expedients on loss of
rifle cleaning equipment; use of
220
TF 21 Individual Soldier
TF 21-4156
I SLA to prevent weapon failure; and TF 21-4155
emergency action when weapon
fails to fire.
TF 21-3947 Take the Smart Way Out It's Honorable
(Color 37 Min 1968)
The dramatized case of two
soldiers shows the importance of
personal conduct while in the serv-
ice, pointing up the social and eco-
nomic benefits of an 'honorable
discharge' over the frustrating con-
sequences of a 'less than honor-
able' separation.
TF 21-4152 Jungle Survival
(Color 36 Min 1970)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Describes the characteristics of
savannas, rain and cloud forests,
and mangrove swamps; and shows
how four airmen maintain personal
health and implement the proced-
ures for promoting rescue. TF 21-4228
TF 21-4153 Rescue Survivor's Responsibilities
(Color 37 Min 1970)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Shows downed pilots how to
help rescuers achieve a successful
recovery on land or sea, highlight-
ing use of MA-1 survival kit, Ful-
ton recovery system of boarding
ships or seaplanes, contact with
pararescue personnel, and use of
rescue devices.
TF 21-4154 Here There are Tigers Escape and Evasion
Sea
(Color 55 Min 1970)
(Film is FOUO) TF 21-4249
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Depicts the escape and evasion
of an Air Force officer from a
North Vietnam jungle, focusing on:
dangers of the jungle, interroga-
tion by the enemy, and planning
and execution of the escape.
TF 21-4229
Mountain and Desert Survival Mountain
Survival
(Color 28 Min 1970)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Describes the principles and
procedures for promoting rescue and
maintaining personal health and
comfort, focusing on : sources of
food and water, shelter construc-
tion, and signal devices.
Mountain and Desert Survival Desert
Survival
(Color 31 Min 1970)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Describes the principles and
procedures for promoting rescue
and maintaining personal health
and comfort, focusing on: sources
of food and water, shelter con-
struction, and signal devices.
The Geneva Conventions and the Soldier
(Color 28 Min 1971)
Dramatizes the impact of the
Geneva conventions, and their im-
portance to the conduct of the in-
dividual soldier.
When the Enemy is my Prisoner
(Color 30 Min 1971)
Dramatizes a patrol operation,
showing the right and wrong ways
to handle prisoners of war; gives
examples of how to handle illegal
or unclear orders, and how to re-
port criminal orders and actions.
The Geneva Conventions and the Military
Policeman
(Color 29 Min 1971)
Outlines the proper operation
of a brigade or division detainee
collection point, and gives examples
of the correct methods of treatment
of prisoners of war.
221
FB 21 Individual Soldier
FB 21-213 Reduction of Japanese Cave Type
Fortifications
(B&W 35 Min 1945)
Teaches the best methods for*
destroying the Japanese cave for-|
tifications.
MF 21 Individual Soldier
MF 21-5150 Dafeetion Rough Road to Nowher* spections in ranks with arms or-
(B&W 35 Min 1966) ders of direction and inspection of
Three dramatized case histories men and arms,
show the common reasons and tragic
results of the defection of the Amer- MF 21-5267 Basic Combat Training
ican soldier to the Communist side. (Color 30 Min 1967)
A young soldier in advanced
MF 21-5172 Inspections (Company Formations) training recounts his experiences
(USCONARC TV Experimental Production) during the army basic combat train-
(B&W 18 Min 1966) i ng course from time of initial proc-
Preliminary preparation and essing to graduation,
procedures for the conduct of in-
223
TGS 21 Individual Soldier
G 21-1 Code of Conduct (Wall Chart)
(1955)
(See T12-101(l-12) for trans-
parencies).
G 21-1-1 Rifle Shot Group Analysis Card
(1969)
G 21-1-2 Automatic Rifle Shot Group Analysis Card
(1965)
G 21-1-3 Ml 6 Maintenance Card
(1967)
G 2121 Incidents of Discharge Chart
(1965)
G 21-2-2 Patrol Leader's Card
(1967)
G 21-2-3 Full Field Inspection Layout Guide
(1967)
G 12-2-4 Individual Equipment and Clothing Display
Guide for Inspection
G 21-2-5 Small Unit Leaders' Card
(1967)
G 212-6 Guard Duty and Military Courtesy and
Customs
(1968)
G 212-7 Special Orders for Civil Disturbance
Operations
(1968)
T 2161 Advanced Land Navigation
(Color 48 FR 1963)
Covers compass and field direc-
tion in relation to map, map symbols,
grid lines and contour lines.
G 2171 Survival Cards
(1967)
G 21-39 Components of Physical Fitness
(1964)
G 2145 Artificial Respiration (Mouth-to-Mouth,
Mouth-to-Nose)
(Card) (1961)
G 21-50 Code of Conduct
(Card) (1958)
G 21-51-1 Trainer Code
(Card) (1962)
G 21-51-2 Trainer Code (Wall Chart)
(1962)
224
27. 22-Series; Leadership and Instructing TF 22-3329
TF 22-2834 The Case Method of Instruction-Part I
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Principles, application and value
of method, role of instructor; how
issues of case in point and plaus-
ible solutions grow out of discus- TF 2-3330
sion process.
TF 22-2835 The Case Method of Instruction-Part II
(B&W 23 Min 1959)
Shows how one instructor han-
dles a case discussion.
TF 22-2836 Th> Case of Method Instruction-Part III TF 22-4317
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Shows how another instructor
handles a second case discussion.
The value of the case method in
training executives and logistics
managers is reiterated.
TF 22 Leadership
New Cadet Barracks
(Color 36 Min 1963)
Story of the first 8 weeks in the
life of the plebes undergoing sum-
mer training at the US Military
Academy, West Point.
West Point Summer Training
(Color 32 Min 1963)
Seven week field training pro-
gram conducted each summer at
Camp Buckner, N.Y., for West Point
cadets who have completed 'plebe'
year.
Leadership for Professionals
(B&W 2 Reels 43 Min 1971)
Contains 28 sketches portray-
ing selected leadership techniques
and leadership problems confront-
ing army leaders. Covers all levels
of leadership.
225
MF 22 Leadership
MF 22-5284 West Point-The Army Challenge MF 22-5515 Stepping Stone to West Point (USMA
(Color 30 Min 1968) Preparatory School)
Entrance requirements for ad- (B&W 15 Min 1969)
mission to the academy, its mission Describes the entrance require-
and traditions, and present day ments, curriculum, and life at the
course of study and extra-curricular US Military Academy Preparatory
activities emphasis on the value of School, Ft. Belvoir, Va.
a West Point education for character
and vocational development.
226
T 22-2-1 United States Military Academy Prep
School Route to West Point and an
Army Career
T6S 22 Leadership
(Color 23 FR 1967)
(With 5 copies of instructor's
guides).
227
TF 25 Machine Shop Practice
28. 25-Series; Machine Shop Practice
TF 25-152 Ignition and the Spark Plug
(B&W 12 Min 1941)
Fundamentals of construction,
operation and maintenance of spark
plugs and ignition systems used in
motor vehicles.
TF 25-333 The Engine Lathe-Rough Turning Between
Centers
(B&W 15 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Method of operation ; safety pre-
cautions in dress work; use of
various controls on lathe.
TF 25-334 The Engine Lathe-Turning Work of two
Diameters
(B&W 14 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Sequence of operations whan
turning a gear blank with its shaft
from a solid piece of round stock;
precaution when turning to close
tolerances.
TF 25-335 The Engine Lathe Cutting a Taper With the
Compound Rest and With the Taper
Attachment
(B&W 10 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Sequence of operations when
turning a sharp taper on a bevel
gear blank with compound rest and
slight taper on a shaft with taper
attachment.
TF 25-336 The Engine Lathe Drilling, Boring, and
Reaming Work Held in Chuck
(B&W 10 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Sequence of operations in cut-
ting a tapered hole in a solid forged
steel gear blank.
TF 25-337 The Engine Lathe-Cutting an External
National Fine Thread
(B&W 12 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Illustration of various shapes
of thread, giving characteristics of
the national fine thread; method of
cutting fine thread on a lathe.
TF 25-338 The Milling Machine
(B&W 7 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
An introduction to the early
standard plain milling machine.
TF 25-339 The Milling Machine-Cutting Keyways
(B&W 15 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Sequence of operations involved
in cutting keyways.
TF 25-340 The Milling Machine-Straddle and Surface
Milling to Close Tolerances
(B&W 27 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Methods and procedure in rough
milling a solid bar of stock into a
given shape and size; emphasis on
care necessary for precision work.
TF 25-341 The Milling Machine-Straddle Milling
(B&W 17 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Method and procedures in strad-
dle milling a pair of connecting
rods held in a fixture.
TF 25-342 The Milling Machine-Plain Indexing and
Cutting a Spur Gear
(B&W 25 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Setup of a milling machine ; use
of dividing head; method of cutting
on an 8-pitch spur gear with 36
teeth.
TF 25-343 The Vertical Boring Mill-Rough Facing,
Turning and Drilling on a Vertical
Turret Lathe
(B&W 31 Min 1941)
(Adopte^l OE Film)
Method used in rough facing,
turning and drilling an aluminum
casting held in the chuck jaws of a
vertical turret lathe.
TF 25-344 The Vertical Boring Mill-Rough Facing,
Boring and Turning a Shoulder on a
Vertical Turret Lathe
(B&W 22 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Procedures in tooling up a ver-
tical turret lathe for production
work requiring the independent use
of the vertical and side heads.
TF 25-345 The Vertical Boring Mill Facing, Turning,
Boring, Grooving, Chamfering on a
Vertical Turret Lathe, etc.
(B&W 31 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Procedures followed when 'tool-
ing up' a vertical turret lathe for
operations requiring simultaneous
use of both vertical and side heads.
TF 25-346 Steel Rule
(B&W 14 Min 1942)
(Adopted OE Film)
228
TF 25 Machine Shop Practice
Discussion of various forms and TF 25-624
their general use; fractional scales
and their use.
Micrometer
(B&W 15 Min 1942)
(Adopted OE Film)
Various forms of micrometer;
correct use and care.
TF 25-626
Vernier Scale
(B&W 19 Min 1942)
(Adopted OE Film) TF 25-627
An animated study of the prin-
ciples of the vernier scale and its
application to precision measure-
ment.
Height Gages and Standard Indicators TF 25-628
(B&W 12 Min 1941)
(Adopted OE Film)
Principles and use of vernier
height gage, together with various
forms of standard indicators.
Cutting a Keyway on a Finished Shaft
(B&W 13 Min 1942)
Operation of a shaper in cut-
ting a keyway in a steel shaft, with
emphasis on safety precautions.
Drilling and Tapping a Cast Steel Valve
Body
(B&W 19 Min 1942)
Technique used when drilling
and tapping blind holes in cast
steel on a radial drill.
Drilling to a Layout and Spotfacing a Cast-
Iron Valve Body
(B&W 14 Min 1942)
Technique used when drilling
to a layout and spotfacing the under
side of a flange.
Machining a Tool Steel V Block
(B&W 20 Min 1942)
Technique used when machin-
ing a V block from a solid piece
of tool steel which is held in a
shaper vise.
229
TF 27 Military Law
29. 27-SerieS; Military LOW TF 27-3616 Geneva Conventions and Counterinsurgency ,
(B&W 15 Min 1965) I
TF 27-3552 Prevention of Maneuver Damage Provisions and applicability of*
(B&W 16 min 1965) article 3 of Geneva conventions of
Soldier's duty to avoid property 1949 as related to treatment of
damage and personal injury in civil- military and civilian victims of pres-
ian community during maneuvers to ent dav insurgencies,
reduce claims against the Govern- r- vr 1 <
G 27-1 Army Rubs for Imposing Nonjudicial
Punishment for Minor Offenses
(1966)
230
TF 30 Military Intelligence
30. 30-Series; Military Intelligence
TF 30-1735 On Post Safety
(B&W 22 Min 1952)
Analysis of causes of accidents
occurring on Army posts how they
can be prevented emphasis on in-
dividual safety consciousness.
TF 30-1890 Security-Part l-Guarding Against Espion-
age in Military Installations
(B&W 23 Min 1958)
Cardinal rules for good secur-
ity methods used by enemy agents
danger of lack of alertness and
amateur investigations to uncover
agents.
TF 30-2562 Resist
(B&W 29 Min 1959)
Methods used by the enemy to
indoctrinate POW's; ways in which
the captured soldier can resist com-
munist collaboration.
TF 30-2972 Strategic Intelligence School-Area Film
Studies Number One Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics USSR
(B&W 27 Min 1962)
History of USSR from 1917 to
present; progress under present re-
gime political, military, technologi-
cal and economic strategic potential.
TF 30-2988 Strategic Intelligence School Area Film
Studies Number 5 Middle East
(B&W 27 Min 1962)
Strategic importance and poten-
tial of the Middle East changes and
problems wrought by modernization
since World War I significance
of area to the US.
TF 30-2989 Strategic Intelligence School, Area Film
Studies, Number 7 South Asia
(B&W 35 Min 1961)
Economic, socio-religious, and
political problems of India, Paki-
stan, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Tibet,
Ceylon, Nepal, Sikkim, and Bhutan.
TF 30-2990 Strategic Intelligence School-Area Film
Studies Number 4 Africa
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
Strategic potential of Africa
the trend towards self-government
and economic progress the chal-
lenge of 'Pan-Africanism' to the
free world.
TF 30-2992 Strategic Intelligence School Area Film
Studies Number 6 Southeast Asia
(B&W 29 Min 1962)
An appraisal of the Philippines,
Indonesia, Burma, Indochina, Ma-
laya, Singapore and Thailand
relation to world power struggle.
TF 30-2993 Strategic Intelligence School Area Film
Studies Number 3 Communist Ruled
Countries of East Central Europe
(B&W 29 Min 1961)
A study of the satellite nations
their individual characters, status,
progress and dilemmas; and political
significance to the USSR and the
West.
TF 30-3029 Information (U)
(B&W 40 Min 1962)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 30-3030 Military Intelligence Specialists
(B&W 22 Min 1961)
Work of military specialists in
collecting and processing informa-
tion needed by ACSI to formulate
intelligence estimate for tactical
commander in a combat situation.
TF 30-3342 Counterintelligence Survey Part I
(B&W 23 Min 1964)
How INTC agents conduct pre-
liminary phase of survey of military
installation, at request of comman-
der planning, logistical prepara-
tion, initial checks, and tour of in-
stallations.
TF 30-3343 Counterintelligence Survey Part II
(B&W 27 Min 1964)
How INTC agents conduct de-
tailed inspection of installation to
assess physical, personnel, and in-
formation security; and make re-
commendations to commander for
tighter security.
TF 30-3346 Counterintelligence Tactical Operations
(B&W 36 Min 1964)
How CI section supports a
division in attack: CI inspection of
evacuated area; CI planning in next
occupied area, and target reduction
to secure new objective.
TF 30-3402 Defense Intelligence School Area Film
Studies No. 9 Latin America
(B&W 49 Min 1964)
Geography, transportation and
telecommunication, sociology, poli-
tics, economics, science and technol-
ogy, and military capability; in-
ternal problems, and strategic im-
portance to US.
231
TF 30 Military Intelligence
TF 30-3621 Surveillance
(B&W 45 Min 1966)
US Army counterintelligence
in the surveillance of persons who
seek to conduct espionage against
military installations and personnel.
TF 30-3705 Undercover (U)
(B&W 40 Min 1966)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 30-3782 Counterintelligence Technical Support (U)
(B&W 45 Min 1967 Mounted
on 2 Reels).
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 303864 Counterintelligence in Internal Defense
Part I
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Shows the first two phases of
the insurgent war process used by
revolutionary forces to take over a
democratic country when it lacks a
strong counterintelligence structure:
subversive activity and organized
guerrilla warfare.
TF 30-3865 Counterintelligence in Internal Defense-
Part II (U)
(B&W 22 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 30-3927 TIIF: Tactical Imagery Interpretation Facility
(AN/TSQ-43) Part I Components and
Capabilities
(B&W 32 Min 1968)
Unit's dimensions, standard
equipment, and special items of in-
terpretation equipment; and how
it is readied for operation and used
in a typical tactical mission.
TF 30-3928 TIIF: Tactical Imagery Interpretation Facility
(AN/TSQ-43)-Part Il-Maintenance and
Preparation for Travel
(B&W 28 Min 1968)
Daily preventive maintenance
practices applied to the TIIF van
and its equipment; and preparation
of facility for travel removal and
packing of optical elements, protec-
tion of special equipment, etc.
TF 30-3983 Tactical Interrogation
(B&W 29 Min 1969)
Depicts the techniques and tools
used by members of the intelligence
team to interrogate individual pris-
oners of war to support tactical
planning.
TF 303986 Interrogation Techniques Part I
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
Shows how an interrogation
team plans, conducts, and terminates
interviews with guerrilla prisoners
to extract information vital to mili-
tary planning, focusing on following
approach techniques: direct, threat
and rescue, and monotony and repe-
tition.
TF 30-3987 Interrogation Techniques Part II
(B&W 18 Min 1969)
Illustrates the following ap-
proach techniques used by an inter-
rogation team to extract informa-
tion from guerrilla prisoners : direct,
silent, monotony and repetition,
sympathy, we know all, file and
dossier, futility, and Mutt and Jeff.
TF 30-3997 Employment of Interpreters in Interrogation
(B&W 23 Min 1969)
Acquaints the interrogator with
the basic practices in the use of
interpreters, and how to avoid the
pitfalls that weaken interrogation,
emphasizing planning, application
of appropriate method of interpre-
tation, and completing the interroga-
tion report.
TF 30-4065 Strategic Interrogation
(B&W 54 Min 1969)
Shows the facilities and pro-
cedures used at the Army level to
interrogate prisoners of war and
defectors to meet a strategic in-
telligence requirement.
TF 30-4069 Counterintelligence Special Operations-
Raids and Searches
(B&W 37 Min 1969)
Shows how a US Military in-
telligence unit, in cooperation with
a West German intelligence unit,
plans and executes a successful raid
and search operation to apprehend
three espionage suspects.
TF 30-4125 Handling and Exploitation of Captured
Enemy Documents
(B&W 31 Min 1969)
Shows how documents found on
the battleground, on bodies, and on
232
TF 30 Military Intelligence
prisoners of war are collected, tag- cal operations. It illustrates the
ged, processed for transmittal to various sources and agencies avail-
higher echelon, and evaluated for able for collection of information.
strategic and tactical intelligence.
TF 30-4143 Safeguarding Defense Information
TF 30-4142 Intelligence for Tactical Operations (B&W 15 Min 1971)
(B&W 30 Min 1970) Outlines the special procedures
This film depicts the relation- involved in handling, storing, and
ship between intelligence and tacti- destruction of classified documents.
233
MF 30 Military Intelligence
MF 30-5332 Espionage Warfare
(Color 47 Min 2 Reels 1968)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Dramatized case histories from
Air Force files illustrate the methods
used by a foreign power to select
and develop targets for recruitment
as espionage agents. The urgency
for reporting suspicious persons to
prevent breaches of security is
stressed.
MF 30-7966 Title Classified
(B&W 9 Min 1953)
Film is classified confidential.
MF 30-8407 Intelligence in Amphibious Operations (U)
(B&W 25 Min 1955)
Film is classified confidential.
MF 30-8670 Eyes of the Services
(B&W 23 Min 1957)
Use and capabilities of photo-
graphic intelligence in combat from
civil war days to the present
advanced methods and equipment
in use today.
MF 30-8865 Free Europe-Part I -The Lands and the
People
(B&W 31 Min 1959)
Study of Great Britain, France
and West Germany since WW II
National temperment, Government,
economy, internal problems, and
future prospects.
MF 30-8866 Free Europe-Part Il-The Lands and the
People
(B&W 30 Min 1959)
Study of Belgium, the Nether-
lands, Luxembourg, Norway, Den-
mark, Sweden, Finland, Portugal,
Spain, Italy, Greece, Switzerland and
Austria.
MF 30-8993 Free Europe Part III Steps Toward Unity
(B&W 33 Min 1959)
Steps toward European unity
since WW II objectives of the dif-
ferent pacts evaluation of progress
made difficulties still remaining.
MF 30-9209 Security Risk
(B&W 60 Min 1960)
TV drama on role of counter
intelligence corps in providing pro-
tection against espionage and sub-
version in matters of national secur-
ity.
MF 30-9324 Army Language School
(B&W 29 Min 1961)
Objectives, curriculum, and
operation of the School at the Pre-
sidio of Monterey importance in
building international understand-
ing.
234
SFS 30 Military Intelligence
SFS 30-10 Radio Direction Finding-Part l-Theory and SFS 30-11 Radio Position Direction Finding Part II
Equipment Installation and Operation (U)
(B&W 62 FR 25 Min 1956) (B&W 60 FR 37 Min 1957)
Theory of radio wave propaga- This Sound Film Strip is classi-
tion; capabilities; limitations, and fied CONFIDENTIAL,
major elements of equipment in re-
lation to radio direction finding.
235
TG 30 Military Intelligence
TG 30-1-5 Artillery Intelligence
(B&W 4FR 1962)
Covers the artillery intelligence
mission, organization, agencies and
target recording aids.
TG 30-1-9 Production of Intelligence
(B&W 16 FR 1968)
Illustrates the primary areas
in the production of intelligence:
planning, collection, processing eval-
uation, dissemination and use.
TG 30-1-10 EEI and the Collection Plan
(Color 9 FR 1968)
Delineates purpose and format
of the intelligence collection plan,
covering: process of planning col-
lection effort, identifying EEI and
OIR, and determining collection
agencies and time requirements.
TG 30-1-11 Intelligence Cycle
Color 2 FR 1969)
Graphically portrays the four
principal portions of the intelligence
cycle which contribute to successful
mission accomplishment: 1) plan-
ning 2) collection, 3) processing,
and 4) dissemination and use of
information.
TG 30-1-12 Combat Intelligence
(Color 19 FR 1969)
Depicts information concerning
enemy, weather, and terrain re-
quired by a commander in the plan-
ning and conduct of tactical opera-
tions. The MI organization and sup-
port at brigage, division, corps, and
Army levels are also illustrated.
TG 30-1-13 Journal, Workbook, and Situation Map
(Color 12 FR 1968)
Illustrates the basic records
used by the intelligence section to
record information: the intelligence
journal, intelligence workbook, and
the enemy situation map.
TG 30-1-14 Introduction of Intelligence Reports
(B&W 18 FR 1971)
Illustrates the different types
and various uses of basic intelli-
gence reports.
TG 30-1-16 Military Intelligence Responsibilities in the
Field of Weather
(B&W 18 FR 1971)
Describes the qualifications and
responsibilities of the military in-
telligence officer in the field of
weather.
TG 30-1-17 The Intelligence Officer's
Responsibility for Surveillance and
Reconnaissance
(B&W 14 FR 1971)
Covers combat surveillance re-
sponsibilities, surveillance means,
and principles of reconnaissance and
counter- reconnaissance.
T 30-3-3 Soviet Army Uniforms
(Color 1 FR 1963)
Illustrates semi-dress and dress
uniforms for: enlisted men, career
NCO's, officers, and marshal of the
Soviet Union.
TG 30-3-5 Vietnam
(Color 15 FR 1968)
Graphically portrays Viet Cong
organization, Army insignia, tunnel
systems, booby traps, and RVNAF
insignia of rank.
TG 30-3-6 Soviet Motorized Rifle Division (U)
(B&W 14 FR 1968)
This transparency series is
classified confidential.
TG 30-3-7 Historical Development of Soviet Intelligence
1917-1966
(B&W 16 FR 1968)
Indentifies Soviet intelligence
organizations from the 1917 Cheka
to the 1966 KGB, and shows the
relationship of the intelligence or-
ganizations to the Soviet ministries.
TG 3038 Soviet Ordnance
(Color 47 FR 1969)
Illustrates Soviet ordnance in-
cluding small arms, infantry anti-
tank weapons, mortars, conventional
artillery, mobile rocket launchers,
armored and tracked self-propelled
artillery, armored personnel car-
riers, amphibious vehicles, transport
vehicles, and tracked prime movers.
TG 30-3-9 USSR Aircraft
(Color 42 FR 1971)
Explains USSR aircraft and
comparable US aircraft in the fol-
lowing categories: bombers, cargo
and transports, fighters, helicopters,
trainers, and seacraft.
TG 30310 Warsaw Treaty Organization
(Color 30 FR 1971)
Illustrates the military strength,
uniforms, branch colors, ranks, and
insignia of member countries of the
Warsaw Treaty organization.
236
G 30 Military Intelligence
G 30-4-1 US NATO and Soviet Armored Fighting telligence. Also portrays captured
Vehicles, Helicopter and Aircraft equipment marking tags, and
(1964) identifies technical intelligence in-
formation desired on ammunition.
TG 30-5-1 Technical Intelligence
(B&W 14 FR 1968) G 30-16 Soviet Anti-Tank Guns
Depicts the organization, mis- (1959)
sion, and objectives of technical in-
237
TF 31 Special Operations
31. 3 1-Series; Special Operations TF 31-2297 ^, rai , c,^.^ _, ,,_
TF 31-2138 Subarctic Winter Bivouacking Summer Operations
(B&W 30 Min 1955) (B&W 11 Min 1956)
Planning; security and defense Nature and character of tundra,
measures; consists of shelter, water muskeg, permafrost and frozen sub-
and cooking facilities; protection soil how the various areas are
against cold and proper use of sleep- traversed by military units,
ing equipment. TF .,
Special Forces Destructive Techniques (U)
(B&W 37 Min 1967)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
238
MF 31 Special Operations
MF 31-5043 Survival on Arctic Tundra a fictitious friendly country which
(Color 63 Min 1959) has appealed to the US for aid in
Survival techniques used by air formulating plans and programs to
crew until rescued use of survival combat a growing insurgent move-
kit, clothing and shelter, foraging ment.
for food and firewood, and signal-
,- MF 31-8290 Exercise Ski Jump
(B&W 25 Min 1954)
MF 31-5161 Internal Defense and Development Cold weather operations of tacti-
Program-Consolidation Operation cal unit equipment and techniques
(B&W 24 Min 1967) for personal and tactical survival;
How the 4 stages of a consoli- survival in mountain operations,
dation operation are conducted in
239
TF 32 Security
32. 32-Series; Security
TF 32-3003 Machine Processing-An Aid to Analysis (U)
(B&W 23 Min 1960)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 323352 Army Security Agency Operation Company
(A) in Action (U)
(B&W 33 Min 1965)
(Primarily for use by USASA
units)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL. Not releasable to foreign
nationals except: none, by authority
of CG, US Army Security Agency
TF 32-3579 The US Army Security Agency Divisional
Support Company (U)
(B&W 28 Min 1966)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL. Special handling required.
Not releasable to foreign nationals.
Except: United Kingdom, Canada,
Australia and New Zealand. By
authority of CG, US Army Security
Agency, 25 August 1967
TF 32-3589 Communications Security
(B&W 39 Min 1966)
Vulnerability of radio and wire
communications responsibility of
COMSEC as applied to unit com-
manders, ASA sections and the in-
dividual soldier.
TF 32-3591 Electronic Security (U)
(B&W 42 Min 1967)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 32-3995 Electronic Intelligence Research Techniques
(U)
(Color 27 Min 1971)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 32-4059 Airborne Radio Direction Finding System
(U)
(Color 29 Min 1969)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 32-4104 Electronic Warfare Environment (U)
(Color 27 Min 1971)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 32-4105 SIG SEC (Signal Security) Advance Plan-
ning
(B&W 28 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the proper pro-
cedures for devising and operat-
ing an effective signal security plan,
and shows the consequences of a
poorly executed plan.
TF 32-4106 Direction Finder Set AN/TRD-15/23:
Pattern Interpretation
(Color 18 Min 1971)
Demonstrates setup and opera-
tion of the set ; shows patterns made
on the scope by different types of
signals, how to fix them, and how
to reduce interference.
TF 32-4231 The Quiet War (Telephone Security)
(Color 28 Min 1971)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Demonstrates the dangers of
discussing classified subjects over
the telephone; even though the con-
versation contains no classified in-
formation, it still can be valuable
to a spy.
240
MF 32 Security
MF 32-5171 Keep Talking (The USASA Language
Maintanance Program)
(Color 12 Min 1967)
How the USASA language
maintenance program functions, and
how it benefits those who participate
in the program.
MF 32-5178 Petrov's Mirror (U)
(Color 42 Min 1966)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL. Special handling required.
Not releasable to foreign nationals.
No exceptions. By authority of CG,
US Army Security Agency, 10
November 1965.
MF 32-5190 Our Secret Weapon in Vietnam (USASA)
(U)
(Color 20 Min 1967)
Film is classified SECRET.
MF 32-5652 Viet Cong Imitative Communications
Deception
(Color 5 Minfil872)
A case in Vietnam is document-
ed of a Viet Cong radio operator
claiming his unit to be Australian,
in an attempt to stage a surprise
attack on US forces.
MF 32-5660 Countermeasures Set AN/TLQ-17 (U)
(Color 18 Min 1972)
This film is classsified CONFI
DENTIAL.
241
TF 33 Psychological Operations
33. 33-Series; Psychological Operations
TF 33-27 Introduction to Psychological Warfare
(Color 16 Min 1956)
Methods and techniques employ-
ed in psychological warfare sup-
port of military operations tactical,
strategic and consolidation.
TF 33-2509 Guerrilla Warfare
(B&W 22 Min 1957)
Nature and impact of Guerrilla
Forces in past, present and future
role in nuclear warfare role of
US army special forces operational
teams.
TF 33-3844 Psychological Operations Troop Units and
Employment
(B&W 29 Min 1967)
Missions, organization, and em-
ployment of the 4 major PSYOP
elements: 1) strategic battalion
(theater), 2) tactical battalion
(field army), 3) PSYOP company
advisory & support), and 4) PSYOP
company (consolidation).
TF 333913 Loudspeakers in Psychological Operations
(B&W 17 Min 1968)
Tactical uses of loudspeakers
in support of military operations
to reduce enemy morale, and induce
surrender; use of loudspeakers in
consolidation activities, and in sup-
port of civil affairs.
TF 33-3914 Leaflet Dissemination
(B&W 22 Min 1968)
Discusses purpose and princi-
ples of leafletting, contents and use
of different types of leaflets, and
methods of delivery surface,
ground-to-ground and air-to-ground.
TF 33-3972 Psychological Operations in Support of
Internal Defense and Development
Assistance Programs
(B&W 27 Min 1968)
Depicts the planning, develop-
ment, and implementation of psy-
chological operations to counteract
insurgency in a fictional host
country.
TF 33-3985 Psychological Operations in Support of
Unconventional Warfare
(B&W 24 Min 1969)
Portrays the role of a special
forces detachment in launching a
PSYOP program to support a guer-
rilla campaign to restore a friendly
government, which had been over-
thrown by the aggression of a hostile
neighbor.
TF 33-4148 Special Forces Air Operations, Part I
Drop Zom Operations
(Color 25 Min 1970)
Illustrates drop zone techniques
for low altitude and halo drops of
special forces troops. Collection of
information discussed and the meth-
ods used to obtain that information.
TF 33-4149 Special Forces Air Operations, Part II
Landing Zone Operations
(Color 29 Min 1970)
Illustrates landing zone techni-
ques for medium aircraft night and
day operations on land; light air-
craft night operations on water;
and rotary wing aircraft night
operations on land.
TF 33-4177 Face to Face Persuasion
(Color 22 Min 1970)
Discusses techniques of persua-
sion in personal contact with in-
dividuals and with groups.
242
MF 33-5174
MF 33-5589
MF 33-7914
A rJew Concept in Popular Forces
Motivation
(B&W 11 Min 1966)
(Adopted USIA Film)
Organization, training and mis-
sion of popular forces in South
Vietnam how they serve as a link
of pacification and goodwill between
the government and the people.
The 6th PSYOP Battalion
(Color 21 Min 1971)
Documents the many functions
of a psychological operations bat-
talion in Vietnam. Shows loud-
speaker and audio-visual teams, and
leaflet and poster programs.
Psychological Warfare A Combat Weapon
in Korea
(B&W 17 Min 1953)
MF 33 Psychological Operations
Techniques and objectives of
psychological warfare illustrating
its role in Korea today.
MF 33-8204 Photolithography I How to Make a Good
Impression
(Color 25 Min 1954)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lithography, letterpress and
gravure printing; details of direct
and photo lithography process and
its advantages over the other two
methods.
MF 33-8205 Photolithography II A Better Run For Your
Money
(Color 20 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Function of 'printed salesman-
ship' in advertising advantages
and effectiveness of offset litho-
graphy over other forms of printing.
243
TF 35 Women's Army Corps
34. 35-Series; Women's Army Corps
TF 35-3065 Lead to Serve-Part l-Traits of Leadership
(Women's Army Corps)
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
WAG basic training and ex-
amples of career Assignments
stress on the development of the 14
traits necessary for good leadership.
TF 35-3136 Courtesy Standards
(B&W 19 Min 1962)
Military and personal conduct
of WAC's on and off-duty; saluting,
wearing of uniform, other courtesies
toward rank, duties of officers and
noncommissioned officers.
TF 35-3165 Lead to Serve-Part Il-Problem 1: the Case
of the Delinquent Debtor
(B&W 7 Min 1962)
A WAC commander is faced
with coping with one of her en-
listed women who is irresponsible
in money dealings she owes mili-
tary personnel and civilian dealers.
TF 35-3166 Lead to Serve-Part Il-Problem 2: tin Case
of the Unwise Friendship
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Captain Cochran, WAC, is
faced with the problem of dissuad-
ing one of her typists from seeing
a man of intemperate personal
habits.
TF 35-3167 Lead to Serve-Part Il-Problem 3: the Case
of the Disgruntled Worker
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Lieutenant Regan, WAC, is
faced with dealing with one of her
typists who is about to go AWOL
because she is unhappy with her
assignment.
TF 35-3168 Lead to Serve-Part Il-Problem 4: the Case
of the Unwilling Typist
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Lieutenant Gant is confronted
by the insubordination of one of her
typists, SP4 Parker. Parker neglect-
ed to do a task assigned by another
officer.
TF 35-3169 Lead to Serve-Part Il-Problm 5: the Case
of the Overdue Leave
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
WAC officer is faced with the
problem of cancelling the long over-
due leave of a conscientious worker
in her office.
TF 35-3255 A Debt and a Date (History of WAC)
(B&W 18 Min 1963)
Documentary on history of WAC
from 1942-1963; expanded training
and service in last decade; present
role in strengthening the peace.
TF 35-3389 With Pride and Dignity
(Color 14 min 1963)
Satisfying life and vital role
of the American woman in today's
Women's Army Corps career op-
portunities and personal benefits
of service life.
TF 35-3400 Strictly Personal
(B&W 29 Min 1964)
Indoctrination for new WAC
trainees. High standards of personal
hygiene, good grooming, good health
and proper conduct are emphasized.
TF 35-3617 The WAC Officer Candidate
(Color 16 Min 1966)
Prerequisites, objectives, and
scope of WAC officer candidate
course at Ft McClellan, Ala; re-
wards of being an officer in Women's
Army Corps.
TF 35-3685 Army Minimum Physical Fitness Test Female
(B&W 16 Min 1966)
Test for all WAC personnel
under 40 years demonstration of
5 main and 5 alternate exercises of
test; and conditioning exercises for
test.
TF 35-3756 The WAC Leader
(B&W 26 Min 1967)
Purpose, scope and benefits of
the leader orientation course given
to selected WAC trainees to develop
leadership skills.
TF 35-3757 The WAC Non-Commissioned Officer
(B&W 32 Min 1967)
Leadership traits and principles
of good leadership to be an effective
WAC NCO. Importance of WAC
NCO for the success of the Army.
TF 35-3838 No Greater Heritage
(B&W 31 Min 1968)
Delineates the tradition of cour-
age and dedication that is the heri-
tage of each member of the Women's
Army Corps, documenting the de-
velopment of the corps and the
variety of ways WACs served the
country during World War II, the
Korean War, and now in Vietnam.
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TF 35 Women's Army Corps
TF 35-3850 A Future In Your Hands (WAC Clerical
Career)
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Explains to students taking the
WAC typing and clerical proce-
dures course the value of these skills
as a gateway to successful careers
both in the military service and
civilian life.
TF 35-3979 On Parade
(Color 18 Min 1969)
A young WAC reflects on her
growth as a result of her military
training and group living experi-
ences since she joined the Women's
Army Corps 18 months before.
TF 35-4174 Look Like a Winner: Military Etiquette and
Grooming (WAC)
(Color 16 Min 1971)
Explains important points of
good grooming. Covers cleanliness,
health habits, hair styling, cosme-
tics, and tailoring.
TF 35-4175 Mind Your Military Manners Military
Etiquette and Grooming (WAC)
(Color 15 Min 1971)
Shows how manners and man-
nerisms; the all-around image pre-
sented, affects the decision of which
of three WAC's to select for a
choice overseas assignment.
TF 35-4176 The Pleasure of Your Company: Military
Etiquette and Grooming (WAC)
(Color 13 Min 1970)
Describes proper selection of
clothes, table manners, ordering in
a restaurant, introductions, dating
etiquette, and etiquette at a formal
reception.
245
MF 35 Women's Army Corp
MF 35-5282 The Women's Army Corps 1942-1967
(B&W 40 Min 1967)
The present director and former
directors of the Women's Army
Corps reminisce on the history, de-
velopment, and contribution of the
Corps at it marks its 25th Anni-
versary.
24S
TF 38 Supply, Shipping and Logistics
35.
38-Series; Supply, Shipping, and
Logistics Management
TF 38-2840 Financial Inventory Accounting
(B&W 24 Min 1960)
Management role of FIA ; au-
thorized report forms, and operating
procedures and techniques; how FIA
scales the chain of command from
post level to DCSLOG; FIA in
action.
TF 32-2841 The Industry Army Quality Assurance
Program
(Color 23 Min 1960)
Purpose, concepts, benefits, and
practical application of quality con-
trol of all items purchased by army;
working agreement between army
and industry.
TF 38-2864 Defense Procurement Formal Advertising
(B&W 43 Min 1960)
Principles, regulations, general
requirements and procedures related
to procurement by formal advertis-
ing preparation, distribution, open-
ing and evaluation of bids; and
award of contract.
TF 38-2865 Defense Procurement Competitive
Negotiation
(B&W 40 Min 1960)
Principles, regulations, require-
ments and provisions related to pro-
curement by negotiation process-
ing of procurement directive, re-
quirements for proposal, conduct of
negotiation, and contract award.
TF 38-2866 Defense Procurement Contract
Administration
(B&W 26 Min 1960)
Scope and provision of contract
administration in defense procure-
ment; duties of contracting officer
and his staff during preproduction,
production, engineering changes,
and final price determination stage.
TF 38-2968 The Army Field Stock Control System Part
I Stock Accounting Operations
(B&W 22 Min 1960)
Logistical mission, elements and
functioning of army field stock
control system; organization and
operation of stock accounting con-
trol system procedures followed
for authorized and fringe items.
TF 38-2974 The Army Fisld Stock Control System Part
II Supply Liaison
(B&W 21 Min 1960)
Mission, organization, and ac-
tivities of army supply liaison
teams how joint teams from army
headquarters and supply depots
conduct supply surveys at field in-
stallation.
TF 38-3460 Army Equipment Record Procedures
(B&W 19 Min 1964)
Advantages of new system of
equipment inspection with adequate
records; forms and procedures used
in compilation of records and re-
ports of available Army equipment.
TF 38-3535 Combat Ready Materiel
(B&W 15 Min 1965)
How commanders can maintain
and improve materiel readiness of
units by traffic light concept of
grading equipment and Army equip-
ment record system.
TF 38-3767 The Army Maintenance System
(B&W 22 Min 1967)
Missions, organization, facili-
ties, and activities of the major
categories in the Army maintenance
system : organizational maintenance,
direct support maintenance, general
support maintenance, and depot
maintenance.
TF 38-3807 Packing Cost Reduction
(B&W 16 Min 1967)
Case histories of actual packag-
ing cost reduction achievements
point up methods and areas of re-
ducing costs with good packaging of
military supplies: container substi-
tution, avoidance of packaging where
possible, reduction of cubage and
weight, reusing containers, and crea-
tive administration.
TF 38-3832 Preservation of Helicopters
(Color 17 Min 1968)
Illustrates methods and mate-
rials used to prepare the craft (UH-
1 helicopter) and its components to
weather a sea voyage to a con-
signed destination.
TF 38-3837 Cargo Unitization
(Color 21 Min 1968)
How unitized loads are packed
and marked for shipment when us-
ing CONEX containers, fiberboard
and wooden containers, pallet, wire
bound, and fiberboard boxes; pal-
letized unit loads and bundle loads;
and one-lift concept of moving
unitized loads.
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TF 38-4290
TF 38-4291
TF 38-3890 The Importance of Military Packaging TF 38-4212
(Color 18 Min 1969)
Decribes problem conditions and
packaging solutions for military
shipments in transit and storage.
Details the packaging of military
items for survival under a variety
of tactical and environmental con-
ditions, particularly in SE Asia.
TF 383891 Packaging and Packing of Dangerous
Materials for Airlift
(Color 18 Min 1969)
Discusses the properties of
items or substances classified as
dangerous materials, and the special
packaging, packing, and marking
requirements for air shipment.
TF 38-3892 Packaging for Parcel Post
(Color 21 Min 1970) TF 38-4292
Describes the advantages of
shipping by parcel post, the pack-
aging and marking requirements
for parcel post surface and air ship-
ments, and how various types of
military items are prepared for
parcel post shipment to CONUS
and oversea destinations.
TF 38-4132 Packaging for Return of Repairables
(Color 20 Min 1970)
Shows the methods and mate-
rials that can be used in the field
to protect and package repairable
items destined for shipment to a
repair facility.
TF 38-4293
TF 38-4294
TF 38-4136 Blocking, Bracing and Cushioning Materials
in Military Packaging
(Color 17 Min 1970) TF 33.4295
Describes the characteristics, se-
lection considerations, and methods
of applying the various materials
to prevent damage to military sup-
plies during shipment.
TF 384160 Packaging Line Equipment and Operation rpp 3g_4296
(Color 25 Min 1971)
Describes and shows several
types of equipment used on pack-
aging lines. Discusses reasons for
and objectives of good packaging.
TF 38-4185 Shipping Container Selection
(B&W 28 Min 1971) TF 38-4297
Outlines factors in the selection
of shipping containers, shows com-
monly used containers, and presents
practical problems in container se-
lection.
Military Packaging: Preservatives Applica-
tion
(Color 19 Min 1971)
Describes various types of tem-
porary contact metal preservatives,
particularly the P-series.
Method MA Floating Bag
(B&W 17 Min 1971)
Shows method for packing items
having provisions for mounting
bolts, described in MIL-P-116.
Fabrication of Nailed Wood Box
(B&W 20 Min 1971)
Shows characteristics and con-
struction of nailed wood boxes; gives
considerations for choosing style of
box, type of wood, and type and
size of nails.
Closure and Strapping of Containers
(B&W 24 Min 1972)
Shows methods, materials, and
equipment for closing and strapping
shipping containers. Techniques are
shown, and questions test the view-
er's retention.
Fibarboard Boxes Fabrication and Closure
(B&W 14 Min 1971)
Shows the equipment and pro-
cedure used in making the regular
slotted fiberboard box.
Cleated Panel Boxes
(B&W 17 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the uses and fab-
rication of cleated panel boxes
made with plywood, paper overlaid
veneer, or fiberboard.
Heat Sealing
(B&W 14 Min 1971)
Outlines proper methods of
closing and sealing heat sealed bar-
riers; shows types of equipment,
their operation and maintenance.
Cleaning: C-l Process
(B&W 7 Min 1971)
Shows air vacuum, barrel tumb-
ling, impact tool, ultrasonic and
wire bursh cleaning methods; also
'acid cleaning, alkaline derusting,
and detergent cleaning.
Petroleum Solvent Cleaning
(B&W 10 Min 1971)
Shows cleaning procedures us-
ing dry cleaning solvent, paint thin-
ner and corrosion preventive finger-
paint removal compound. Describes
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TF 38-4298
TF 38-4301
TF 38-4302
TF 3-4305
TF 38-4306
TF 38-4307
TF 38-4308
cleaning tanks and safety precau-
tions.
Vapor Degreasing
(B&W 11 Min 1971)
Demonstrates process C-7,
cleaning metal items with a cleaning
fluid vapor; components and opera-
tion of equipment, and safety pre-
cautions are shown.
Materials Testing
(B&W 15 Min 1971)
Demonstrates tests for packag-
ing materials; burst strength, punc-
ture, crush, heat, tensils, grease
proof, waterproof, and water vapor-
proof tests.
Barrier Size and Dessicant Formulas
(B&W 21 Min 1971)
Shows the formulas to use to
determine barrier size and amount
of dessicant for use in water vapor-
proof packaging, and demonstrates
their use.
Preservation, Packaging and Packing Policy
(B&W 19 Min 1972)
Defines the three levels of pro-
tection for equipment; shows why
they are needed and how to apply
the criteria for deciding the level of
protection to be used.
Strapping Equipment and Operation
(B&W 17 Min 1971)
Describes strapping tools and
equipment and demonstrates their
operation.
Slotted Angle Crates
(B&W 13 Min 1971)
Shows construction of several
types and styles of crates fabricated
of slotted angle steel or aluminum.
Wirebound Wood Boxes: Setup and Closure
(B&W 11 Min 1971)
Demonstrates procedures for
setup and closure of three types of
wirebound wood boxes; shows opera-
tion of wire twisters, the salee
closer, and the Bon ender.
TF 38-4309
Packaging Tests
(B&W 18 Min 1972)
Demonstrates acceptance
tests
for military packages; includes
cleanliness, preservative, leakage,
heat seal, and cyclic exposure tests.
TF 38-4328 Certifying Dangerous Materials on DD
Form 1387-2
(B&W 12 Min 1971)
Describes procedure for filling
out the form that accompanies ship-
ments by military aircraft of ex-
plosives and other dangerous mate-
rials.
TF 38-4341 Crates PPP-C-650
(B&W 11 Min 1971)
Describes types and styles, com-
ponents and construction of crates
described in Federal specification
PPP-C-650.
TF 38-4342 Weather-Proofing the Pack (Packaging)
(B&W 13 Min 1971)
Outlines standards and techni-
ques for construction of watersheds
and waterproof enclosures.
TF 38-4349 Introduction to the Army Supply System-
Part I Supply Operations in a Theater
of Operations
(B&W 21 Min 1971)
Puts operations in perspective
geographically and logistically. De-
scribes duties and services of each
command and battalion; shows pro-
cedures for routing requisitions.
TF 38-4350 Introduction to the Army Supply System-
Part II Unit and Organization Supply
(B&W 33 Min 1971)
Describes supply procedures for
battalion, unit, or company level by
looking at a typical battalion opera-
tion.
TF 38-4351 Introduction to the Army Supply System-
Part Ill-Field Supply
(B&W 37 Min 1971)
Describes in detail the proce-
dures for field supply by the direct
support unit; gives a short outline
on the use of ADP equipment in the
supply system.
TF 38-4363 Method of Strippable Compound
(B&W 8 Min 1971)
Shows two methods of applying
a tough plastic coating to mate-
rials; direct and indirect methods.
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MF 38 Supply, Shipping and Logistics
MF 38-5110
MF 38-5154
MF 38-5155
MF 38-5158
MF 38-5263
MF 38-5301
MF 38-5302
MF 38-5303
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Project Definition Phase (POP) (Management)
(B&W 32 Min 1964)
Concept, aims, requirements,
and procedures of PDF, a new man-
agement system applicable to de-
velopmental engineering projects.
Procurement Source Selection
(Color 20 Min 1967)
Factors considered and critical
steps in awarding contracts to in-
dustry to insure DOD procurement
of best product at best possible price.
What, Where, and When-The Story of the
US Army Supply and Maintenance
Command
(Color 27 Min 1966)
Dual mission of SMC SMC
shown in action in CONUS depots,
with focus on skills, methods and
equipment employed; and support
provided forces in Vietnam.
The Case of John Erroneous (Zero
Defects)
(Color 6 Min 1966)
Requirements for zero defects
in defense work, and how employees
can attain zero defects in perform-
ance through proper attitudes and
goals.
No Margin for Error (Combat Materiel
Reliability)
(Color 15 Min 1968)
A report on how HQ, Army
materiel command and its field com-
mands assure the suitability and re-
liability of combat equipment and
supplies required by the soldier in
the field.
Zero Defects Work Shop for Supervisors-
Part I The Concept
(Color 11 Min 1968)
Defines the Army's zero defects
policy. This series includes MF 38-
5301 thru 5305, a coordinator's
guide, leader's manual, and super-
visors manual.
Ziro Defects Work Shop for Supervisors-
Part II The Supervisor's Role
(Color 9 Min 1968)
Explains the supervisors' role
in implementing the zero defects
program.
Zero Defects Work Shop for Supervisors-
Part III Goal Setting and Planning
(Color 8 Min 1968)
Explains how the supervisor
can set goals and initiate the zero
defects program.
MF 38-5304 Zero Defects-Work Shop for Supervisors-
Part IV Error Case Removal
(Colors 5 Min 1968)
Explains how the supervisor
can motivate employees to partici-
pate in the zero defects program.
MF 38-5305 Zero Defects-Work Shop for Supervisors
Part V Recognition
(Color 7 Min 1968)
Explains how employees are re-
warded for their effective participa-
tion in the zero defects program.
MF 38-5534 Research nd Development Annual Progress
Report 1969-Give Him What He Needs
(Color 32 Min 1970)
A progress report on the ac-
hievements of the AMC R&D effort
during FY 1969, as well as a pro-
jected look at future developments
in areas of combat gear, mobility,
communications, and firepower.
MF 38-5545 ENSURE Items for Vietnam-Port I
(Color 19 Min 1971)
Shows the following items de-
veloped by the expedited non-stand-
ard urgent required equipment pro-
ject for Vietnam; airmobile firing
platform, XM6, 300-watt hydrazine-
air fuel cell, projectiles for M79
launcher, marginal terrain assault
bridge, commando armored car XM
706.
MF 38-5550 ENSURE Items for Vietnam-Part II
(Color 22 Min 1971)
Shows the following items de-
veloped by the ensure project; port-
able flame thrower M9E1-T; ex-
pendable mine clearing device; de-
molition firing device XM63; smoke
generator subsystem, helicopter,
XM52; emergency personnel rescue
radio AN/URC-68; 40mm smoke
cartridge, canopy, XM676 and XM-
679 to 682; STABO extraction
harness; multishot portable flame
weapon system XM191.
MF 38-5558 ENSURE Items for Vietnam-Part III
(Color 26 Min 1971)
Shows following items develop-
ed by ensure project: YO-3A recon-
naissance/surveillance aircraft, 50-
line semi-automatic switchboard SB
3082, riot control CS agent dispen-
sers, light armored full-tracked re-
covery vehicle XM806 series, bull-
MF 38 Supply, Shipping and Logistics
MF 38-7951
MF 38-8007
MF 38-8008
dozer kit for M113 APC series, D9G MF 38-5671
tractor with Rome clearing blade,
and air cushion vehicle SK5.
MF 38-5579 Blueprint for Tomorrow
(Color 20 Min 1971)
Outlines the plans and pro-
grams that allow US industry to MF 38-5696
be responsive to vital military needs
in times of emergency.
MF 38-5601 US Army Integrated Logistic Support-
Part I Management Overview
(Color 17 Min 1971)
Shows how integrated logistic
support combines management and
technical efforts to produce the best
possible defense at the lowest pos-
sible cost.
MF 38-5602 US Army Integra t-d Logistic Support-
Part II Maintenance Engineering Analysis
Process
(Color 20 Min 1971)
Shows the technical side of the
ILS system. Describes function
analysis, requirements analysis, re-
placement unit analysis, and main-
tenance and supply analysis.
MF 38-5622 The Repairman and Quality Control of Work
(B&W 28 Min 1971)
Reviews causes and results of
improper maintenance; carelessness,
sloppy work, lack of know-how, over-
confidence, and safety hazards.
MF 38-5650 Kirby (Quality Control)
(Color 29 Min 1972) MF 3 8 _ 8 4 4 i
Illustrates the results of care-
lessness; a platoon is wiped out be-
cause of preventable errors in the
manufacture and maintenance of
their equipment.
MF 38-5654 DDC: Your Partner in R&D
(Defense Documentation Center) MF 388512
(Color 25 Min 1972)
Illustrates the services of the
Defense Documentaton Center as a
source of R&D information for
scientists and engineers in the Fed-
eral community.
MF 385662 The Army Authorization Documents System
(TAADS) MF 38-8935
(Color 28 Min 1971)
Details the TAADS system,
which is an integrated documenta-
tion system for the management of
programs, equipment, and human
resources in the Army.
Direct Support System
(Color 6 Min 1971)
Shows advantages, operation,
and flow of paperwork in this sys-
tem that eliminates the middleman
from routine supply operations.
Inventory in Motion Log Lift
(Color 14 Min 1972)
Describes project log lift, which
is exploring the uses of heavy lift
helicopters in loading and unload-
ing ships, in construction, and other
applications.
Design for Survival
(B&W 23 Min 1953)
Deals with the army conserva-
tion program, defining its purpose
and conservation methods now in
use.
Quality Control Through Statistical
Methods Process Control
(B&W 13 Min 1951)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Illustrates the typical steps
used in statistical methods to de-
termine quality standards.
Quality Control Through Statistical
Methods Acceptance Sampling
(B&W 17 Min 1951)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes statistical quality
sampling methods, such as, accept-
ance sampling, sequential sampling,
and limited sampling.
Peelable Plastic Packaging
(B&W 15 Mm 1955)
Characteristics and uses of bu-
tyrate peelable plastic in packaging
and storage of critical parts man-
ual and mechanical methods of ap-
plication.
The Engineered Performance Standards
Program
(B&W 16 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
How work analysts are trained;
how work operations are studied;
specific illustrations of improved
work methods.
Dehumidified Storage
(B&W 15 Min 1958)
Fundamentals and advantages
as applied to storage of material
for national security installation
and maintenance of dehumidified
storage system.
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MF 38-9313 MIL-D-70327-Engin..ring Documentation MF 38-9690 Val. Engin..ring-Mor. Ship, for Loss
for Uniform Requirements Money
(Color-25 Min-1961) (Color-13 Min-1962)
Need for, fundamentals, and (Adopted Navy Film)
benefits of new system of engineer- Purpose, techniques, and ap-
ing documentation for materiel pro- plication of the Navy's value en-
^?u- 0r JrV r C ^ red by D D SS S6t gineering program to attain im-
forth in MIL-D-70327. proved item reliability at reduced
cost.
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SFS 38 Supply, Shipping and Logistics
Volatile Corrosion Inhibitors SFS 38-80
(B&W 58 FR 11 Min 1959)
Features, use and application
of Type I and II materials to pro-
tect metal items application w/Ml
rifle, M61 gun, fire control items,
and other special items.
Methods of Preservation Submethod IA 8
Water- Vaporproof Bag, Sealed SFS 38-81
(B&W 38 FR 7 Min 1959)
Packaging aircraft repair part
by 1A-8 method: application of con-
tact preservative, greaseproof bar-
rier, cushioning, and water-vapor-
proof bag.
Packaging and Packing Vehicle and
Equipment Processing Part I
Preservation of Engines
(B&W 59 FR 16 Min 1963) SFS 38-91
Preservation of vehicle cooling
and fuel systems; and gasoline, 4-
cycle gasoline starting diesel, 4-
cycle straight diesel, and 2-cycle
diesel engines.
Packaging and Packing Vehicle and
Equipment Processing Part II
Preservation of Power
(B&W 48 FR 13 Min 1963)
Materials and procedures used
to preserve components of power
train, batteries and tires in accord-
ance with Military Standard 281A.
Packaging and Packing Vehicle and
Equipment Processing Part Ill-
Preservation of Bodies and Cabs
(B&W 52 FR 13 Min 1963)
Procedures and materials ap-
plicable in preserving chassis, cab
and body of 2 1/2 ton, 6x6, cargo
truck; special preservation proced-
ures applied to bodies of other ve-
hicles.
Military Packaging and Packing Inspection
of Packaged and Packed Household
Goods
(B&W 57 FR 18 Min 1965)
Functions of Government in-
spector to assure safe moving and
storage of household goods, and
duties of inspector when items
arrive at destination.
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TG 38-1-2 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment General Packaging
Equipment
(Color 16 FR 1971)
Delineates the following as-
pects: climatic and mechanical haz-
ards to military supplies, basic steps
in military preservation, criteria
for selecting the 3 levels of protec-
tion required in packaging and
shipping supplies, and federal and
military specifications.
TG 38-13 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Cleaning and Drying
(Color 15 FR 1969)
Delineates the basic require-
ments for cleaning supplies, and
the principles and procedures of
the various cleaning processes.
These include: petroleum solvent,
micron, ultrasonic, cold solvent, al-
kaline, steam, barrel tumbling, ab-
rasive blast, and vapor degreas-
ing cleaning techniques.
TG 3814 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipmant Methods of Preservation,
Requirements and Selection
(Color 2 FR 1969)
Delineates the criteria for unit
packaging and protection, and the
criteria for selecting a preservative.
TG 3815 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Method I Preservation
and Application
(Color 2 FR 1969)
Illustrates the identification
and application of method I pre-
servation.
TG 3816 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Method IA Preservation
(Color 8 FR 1969)
Describes the method IA pre-
servation concept and the varia-
tions in its submethods: IA-5, IA-6,
IA-8, IA-13, IA-14, IA-15, and
IA-16.
TG 3817 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Method and
Submethod IB
(Color 3 FR 1969)
Describes the principles of
method IB preservation, and sub-
methods IB-1 and IB-2.
TG 3818 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Method and
Submethod 1C
(Color 7 FR 1969)
Describes the principles of
method 1C preservation, and itsj
various submethods: IC-1, IC-2,
IC-3, IC-4, IC-7, and IC-8.
TG 381-9 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Method and
Submethod II
(Color 9 FR 1969)
Describes the principles of
method II preservation and its sub-
methods: HA, IIB, IIC, IID, HE,
and IIF.
TG 381-10 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Method III Preservation
and Application
(Color 2 FR 1969)
Illustrates the principles and
application of method III preserva-
tion.
TG 38111 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Plastics in Packaging
(Color 5 FR 1969)
Illustrates the many new ap-
plications of plastics in military
packaging, and the techniques used
in making plastic packages.
TG 38112 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Blocking and Bracing
(Color 7 FR 1971)
Illustrates the basic principles
of blocking and bracing, and the
materials that may be used to pre-
vent movement of an item within
a container.
TG 38-1-13 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Cushioning, General
(Color 8 FR 1969)
Describes the purposes and
types of cushioning, and applica-
tion of the various cushioning pro-
cedures.
TG 38114 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Cushioning Design
Procedures
(Color 12 FR 1968)
Illustrates the step-by-step pro-
cedures which are necessary in the
design of cushioning for the inter-
ior of the package so that adequate
and economical protection will be
given to the item.
TG 38115 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Cushioning
Characteristics
(Color 16 FR 1968)
Illustrates the various charac-
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teristics of cushioning used in pack-
aging to adequately protect items
at minimum cost.
TG 38-1-16 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment General Packing
Principles
(Color-^4 FR 1971)
Illustrates the elements in
packing supplies, and the three bas-
ic types of loads encountered in
packing operations.
TG 38-1-17 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Shipping Containers
(Color 10 FR 1969)
Describes the factors consid-
ered in container selection, con-
struction and use of various types
of cases and crates, strapping re-
quirements, and special measures
applied to missile containers.
TG 38-1-18 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Marking
(Color 4 FR 1969)
Illustrates the standard and
special markings to be placed on
shipping containers in accordance
with MIL-STD-129.
TG 38-1-20 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Unitization and
Palletixation
(Color 15 FR 1969)
Illustrates the types of con-
solidation containers used for ship-
ment of military supplies overseas,
and how these containers are packed
strapped, marked, transported and
ship-loaded.
TG 38-1-21 Packaging and Packing General Supplies
and Equipment Loading of Railcars
(Color 9 FR 1968)
Illustrates the approved AAR
loading, blocking, bracing, snub-
bing, and anchoring techniques used
to insure the safe movement of mil-
itary supplies by rail.
T 38-2-1 Guided Missiles Preserving and Packaging
(Color 6 FR 1963)
Presents views and data rela-
tive to pertinent aspects of missile
preservation and packaging.
TG 38-2-2 Dangerous Materials, General
(Color 34 FR 1968)
Illustrates the various classi-
fications of dangerous materials;
and the labeling, placarding, and
packaging of these materials for
safe storage and shipment.
TG 38-3-1 Military Packaging Vehicle and Equipment
Processing (Multi-Fuel Engine)
(Color 27 FR 1970)
Illustrates the approved tech-
niques of preserving the multi-fuel
engine for storage and shipment.
TG 38-4-1 Packaging and Packing Inspection of
Household Goods
(B&W 19 FR 1970)
Illustrates the packing and
crating requirements for shipment
of specific household good items.
TG 38-4-2 Packaging and Packing Inspection of
Household Goods Servicing and
Uns?rvicing
(B&W 7 FR 1970)
Illlustrates the various proced-
ures used to service household ap-
pliances prior to packing for ship-
ment and the processing of these
items at the destination.
TG 38-4-3 Packaging and Packing Inspection of
Crated Household Goods, Requirements
for Packing Dishes
(Color 4 FR 1971)
Covers the procedures used to
service household appliances prior
to packing for shipment and illus-
trates requirement for packing
dishes.
TG 38-5-1 Packaging and Packing-Preparation of
Freight for Air Shipment
(Color 18 FR 1970)
They illustrate the principles
and equipment used in preparing
military cargo for shipment by air.
TG 38-5-2 Packaging and Packing Preparation of
Freight for Air Shipment Marking
and Certification
(Color 13 FR 1970)
Illustrates examples of mark-
ing high priority freight and dan-
gerous cargo for air shipment.
T 38-11-1 U"' and Organization Supply Procedures
(B&W 51 FR 1970)
Covers unit and organization
supply procedures.
T 38-11-2 Stock Control and Supply Accounting
Procedures for Direct Support Unit (DSU)
(B&W 10 FR 1970)
Covers stock control and sup-
ply accounting procedures for direct
support units.
255
TG 38 Supply, Shipping and Logistics
T 38-11-3 Commanders' Course en Moint.nonc. preventive maintenance services
(B&W-28 FR-1970) (Supports DA Pamphlet 350-26-1).
Covers the present organization
of the US Army materiel command.
T 38-11-5 Operator Training Course on Truck, M151
Organizational Mechanic/ Repairman (8 X 10 in B&W vellum master 5
Course on Truck, M151 pp 1QR8)
(8 x 10 in B&W vellum master Criteria for safe operation of
7 FR 1968) truck; US of AR 750 _ 5 and TM
Use of pertinent DA publica- 38-750; operator maintenance re-
tions; repair parts supply; organ- sponsibility; operator responsibil-
izational mechanic's training re- ity for forms and records. (Sup-
sponsibilities ; troubleshooting and ports DA Pam 350-32-1.)
256
MF 39 Nucleor
36. 39-Series; Nuclear
MF 39-1428 Atomic Physics
(B&W 100 Min 1948)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An historical treatment of the
development of all atomic thinking
from the time of Dalton, Mandelieff,
the Curies, up to the present.
MF 39-5103 Atomic Weapons Orientation Part V
Effects of Atomic Weapons
(Color 15 Min 1964)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Explains blast phenomena and
effects from air, ground and water
blasts of 20 to 500 kt detonations.
MF 39-5216 Project Long Shot
(Color 13 Min 1966)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Aims, events and results of
ARPA experiment of the VELA
uniform series executed October
1965 to detect and locate under-
ground nuclear detonations.
MF 39-5223 Electromagnetic Interference From Nuclear
Explosions Phenomenology
(Color 32 Min 1966)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Findings of 1958 DOD high
altitude studies to evaluate effects
of nuclear explosions on ionosphere
and associated electromagnetic phe-
nomena.
MF 39-5225 The XM 454 Projectile (U)
(Color 8 Min 1966)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
MF 39-5513 Nuclear Accident Response and Team
Operations
(Color 25 Min 1970)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Shows how a nuclear detona-
tion resulting from an air crash
is handled by local civil and mili-
tary authorities, focusing on the
action of the Nuclear Emergency
Team (NET) in coping with the
hazards of such accidents.
MF 39-5706 Explosives and Fire (U)
(Color 14 Min 1972)
(Adopted DNA Film)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL RESTRICTED DATA.
MF 39-7500 Atomic Energy
(B&W 11 Min 1948)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Basic principles of atomic en-
ergy including explanation of: elec-
tron, proton, neutron, radiation, and
chain reaction.
MF 39-7896 Basic Physics of an Atomic Bomb
(Color 19 Min 1951)
Explains in nontechnical man-
ner the basic principles of atomic
energy and atom bomb.
MF 39-7956 Atomic Support for the Soldier
(B&W 21 Min 1953)
A pictorial review of 'Exercise
Desert Rock' tests reveal the rela-
tive destructiveness and defense
against the atomic bomb.
MF 39-8148 Radioactive Contamination
(B&W 20 Min 1953)
Atomic tests conducted in 1946
on aircraft carrier 'Independence'
clarified the hazard of radioactive
contamination.
MF 39-8508 Atomic Tests-1952-1953 (U)
(Color 30 Min 1956)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
MF 39-8911 Operation Teapot Military Effects Studies
(U)
(Color 31 Min 1958)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
MF 39-9311 Atomic Weapons and Fire
(Color 31 Min 1961)
Department of the Army policy
on fighting high-explosive fires;
dangers of high-explosive fires;
fire fighting techniques and equip-
ment; control of accident site; de-
contamination of men and equip-
ment.
MF 39-9347 Atomic Weapons Orientation (U)
(Color 17 Min 1961)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL RESTRICTED DATA.
MF 39-9657 Atomic Weapons Support Operations (U)
(Color 12 Min 1962)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
257
MF 39 Nuclear
MF 39-9740 The Army Nuclear Power Program
(Color 23 Min 1963)
Design, capabilities and oper-
ation of mobile nuclear power plant,
ML-1 ; features and application of
other existing reactors plans for
future development
MF 39-9830 Effects of Nuclear Weapons-Part I-
Introduction (U)
(Color 14 Min 1963)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
MF 39-9842 World-Wide Fallout From Nuclear Weapons
(Color 42 Min 1963)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Nature of radioactivity; dan-
ger of exploded nuclear weapons
meteorological and biological as-
pects; somatic and genetic effects of
fallout.
MF 39-9844 Operation Dominic Part I (U)
(Color 21 Min 1963)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
MF 39-9897 Operation Dominic-Part II (U)
(Color 22 Min 1963)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
MF 39-9919 The Mark 54 Mod Bomb (SADM) (U)
(Color 27 Min 1963)
(Adopted DNA Film)
Film is Classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA. Critical Nu-
clear Weapon Design Information
(CNWDI).
MF 39-9959 Operation Fish Bowl, 1962 -High Altitude
Weapons Effects (U)
(Color 39 Min 1964)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
MF 39-9971 Employment Aspects of ADM
(Color 23 Min 1964)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted DASA Film)
MF 39-9989 Atomic Weapons Vulnerability Program-
Effects of Imports and Fire (U)
(Color 17 Min 1964)
(Adopted DASA Film)
Film is Classified SECRET RE-
STRICTED DATA.
258
37. 41 -Series; Civil Affairs/Military
Government
TF 41-2589
TF 41-2590
Military Government in an Enemy City-
Part I Initial Entry
(B&W 16 Min 1958)
Objectives and operation of
CAMG Plan for Government
laws of occupation survey of dam-
age and needs of people functions
and operations of specialist teams.
Military Government in an Enemy City-
Part II Public Safety
(B&W 17 Min 1958)
Measures taken by CAMG pub-
lic safety team to control civilian
population in an occupied enemy
city to prevent interference with
military operations.
TF 41 Civil Affairs/ Military Government
TF 412591 Military Government in an Enemy City-
Part Ill-Public Health
(B&W 16 Min 1958)
Measures taken by CAMG pub-
lic health team in an occupied enemy
city to safeguard health of our
troops and protect civilian persons.
TF 41-2592 Military Government in an Enemy City-
Part IV Civilian Evacuation
(B&W 25 Min 1958)
Methods used by CAMG staffs
in effecting a mass evacuation of
40,000 persons from an occupied
enemy city within 72 hours.
TF 41-3443 Military Civic Action
(Color 31 Min 1964)
Past and present role of US
Army in military civic action, both
in CONUS and in assisting armed
forces of underdeveloped nations
abroad.
259
TG 41 Civil Affairs/ Military Government
TG 41-1-1 Definition of Civil Affairs TG 41-2-1 Military Civic Action
(Color 5 FR 1967) (Color 5 FR 1967)
Shows the organizational struc- Outlines the criteria and or-
ture and functions of the civil af- ganizational setup for implement-
fairs group. ing civic action projects.
260
TF 44 Air Defense
38. 44-Series; Air Defense
TF 44-2617
TF 44-2618
TF 44-1858 The Computing Sight M19 Series (M19A1 fp 44-2616
and M38) Nomenclature and Operation
(B&W 27 Min 1954)
How sight is oriented, leveled
and set at proper super-elevation;
how to engage targets flying cross
level, overhead incoming and out-
going, etc.
TF 44-2605 Nike Hercules SAM Battery, Orientation and
Synchronization Part I leveling
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
Procedure for leveling target
and missile tracking antennas
coarse leveling and fine leveling of
antenna assembly.
TF 44-2606 Nike Hercules SAM Battery, Orientation and
Synchronization Part II Optical
Adjustments
(B&W 25 Min 1959)
Collimating telescope reticle
check, perpendicularity check, re-
ticle level adjustment, and spirit
level check and adjustment.
TF 44-2607 Nike Hercules SAM Battery, Orientation and TF 44-2619
Synchronization Part III Collimation
(B&W 17 Min 1959)
A demonstration by two men
of radar collimation utilizing the
data-dial method.
TF 44-2608 Nike Hercules SAM Battery, Orientation and
Synchronization Part IV Orientation
(B&W 22 Min 1959)
Orientation of missile and tar-
get tracking radars, the orient
check, synchronization check of
data-dials, and orientation of ac-
quisition radar.
TF 44-2609 Nike Hercules SAM Battery, Orientation and
Synchronization Part V Parallax
Corrections and Launcher Position
Unit Adjustments (U)
(B&W 17 Min 1959)
Explains the need for parallax
corrections, and demonstrates the
procedures for adjusting the launch-
er position control unit settings.
TF 44-2613 Nike Hercules SAM Battalion, Battery
Control Area, Emplacement and
Morch Order of the Nike Hercules TF 44-2761
(B&W 38 Min 1959)
Selection of employment site,
employment of components forming
barbette, employment of antenna,
installation of wave guides; march
TF 44-2620
TF 44-2622
TF 44-2623
order reverse of employment pro-
cedures.
The Stabilotron
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
Design and operation of mag-
netron and stabilotron; shows how
increased capability of stabilotron
affords greater output of RF energy
for radar operation.
Introduction to IFF Mark X (SIF) System
(B&W 20 Min 1961)
Features and functions of
ground and airborne IFF compon-
ents; electronic details of IFF oper-
ation; how system operates in radar
network to identify friendly planes.
The Nike Hercules Multi-Channel Data
Recorder Part I Operations
(B&W 32 Min 1962)
Describes the functions, oper-
ations, and effects of the data re-
corder; demonstrates the actions of
the operator to prepare and load the
equipment, and record and process
data.
The Nike Hercules Multi-Channel Data
Recorder Part II Tape Analysis (U)
(B&W 31 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
The Nike Hercules Multi-Channel Data
Recorder Part III Tape Analysis (U)
(B&W 30 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
The Hawk Battery: Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures Pulse
Acquisition Radar: Operation Against
Reflective and Transmitted Deception (U)
(B&W 23 Min 1964)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
The Hawk Battery: Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures Pulse
Acquisition Radar: Operation Against
Transmitted Deception (U)
(B&W 17 Min 1964)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Defense Acquisition Radar Performance
Checks
(B&W 35 Min 1966)
Preliminary adjustments, trans-
mitter frequency and power checks,
receiver minute signal check, mea-
261
TF 44 Air Defense
sured radar performance and check
of overall efficiency of acquisition
radar.
TF 44-2859 Theory of Moving Target Indicator TF 44-2904
Operation
(B&W 20 Min 1960)
How acquisition radars track
stationary targets; how moving tar-
get indicator (MTI) tracks moving
target signals; importance of MTI
operation in air defense.
TF 44-2906
TF 44-2892 Nike Hercules System Radar Coder Set,
Checks and Adjustments (U)
(B&W 29 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-2898 Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Evaluation TF 442908
and Reporting of Electronic Counter-
measures Part I Acquisition Radar (U)
(B&W 10 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-2899 Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Evaluation TF 44-2924
and Reporting of Electronic Counter-
measures Part II Target Track Radar
(U)
(B&W 10 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-2900 Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Count3rmeasures, Operation TF 442925
Against Transmitted Deception Devices-
Part I Acquisition Radar (U)
(B&W 6 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-2926
TF 44-2901 Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Operation
Against Transmitted Deception Devices-
Part II Target Track Radar (U)
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-2902 Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Operation TF 442927
Against Chaff Part I Acquisition
Radar (U)
(B&W 9 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-2903 Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Operation
Against Chaff-Part Il-Target Track (U)
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL,
Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Operation
Against Lock-on Jamming Part II
Target Track Radar (U)
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Operation
Against Spot Jamming Part II
Target Track Radar (U)
(B&W 5 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Nike Hercules Battery, Defense Against
Electronic Countermeasures, Operation
Against Swept and Barrage Jamming-
Part II Target Track Radar (U)
(B&W 9 Min 1962)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
The Hawk Battery: Orientation and
Alinement
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Composition of hawk battery;
principles and procedures for or-
ienting and alining major compon-
ents battery control center radars,
illuminators and launchers.
The Improved Nike Hercules System With
Hipar Introduction to the System (U)
(B&W 24 Min 1963)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part I Introduction
(B&W 22 Min 1963)
Features, functions, and oper-
ation of components of AN/MSQ-18
system; how AN/MSQ-18 is used
to coordinate tactical air defense
activities at battalion and battery
levels.
US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part II Data Flow in the Operations
Central
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Nomenclature and functions of
components of OC; origin and pro-
cessing of signals from acquisition
radar, command signals, and in-
coming signals from batteries and
TAG.
262
TF 44 Air Defense
TF 44-2928 US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems- TF 44-2935
Part III Data Flow in the Coder-Decoder
Group
(B&W 16 Min 1963)
Functions of the nine compon-
ents in coder-decoder group incom-
ing and outgoing data flow through
the components are examined in de-
tail.
TF 44-2929 US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part IV Function of the Ground-to-Slant
Converter
(B&W 19 Min 1963)
Construction of G/S converter;
nature of G/S problem; theory and
method of solving problem; func-
tioning of converter in solving G/S
problem. TF 44-2937
TF 44-2930 US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part V Solution of the Ground-to-Slant
Problem
(B&W 32 Min 1964)
Formulas and major operations
used by G/S converter to change
ground coordinate data into slant
form.
TF 44-2938
TF 44-2931 US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part VI Operation of Subsequencer in
Normal Method
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Operation of subsequencer at
OC in routing message from ADCP,
OC, and individual batteries; bat-
talion cycle of message transmis- TJT 44-2939
sion and flow of the various types
of signals.
TF 44-2932 US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part VII Operation of Subsequencer in
Sector Method
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Sequence of automatic data
link (ADL) message exchange in
sector method of operation, with
emphasis on role and functioning
of subsequencer.
TF 44-2933 US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part VIII Operation of Subsequencer in
Independent Method
(B&W 14 Min 1963)
How self-sufficient battalions TF 44-2948
transmit messages; how battalion
OC generates remote start signals
and commands for batteries; how
subsequencer routes all ADL mes-
sages.
TF 44-2947
US Army Tactical Firs Distribution Systems-
Part X Operations Central, Display
Synchronizer
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
Nomenclature and functions of
display synchronizer sections; how
synchronizer operates to create and
program the appearance of tactical
markers.
US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part XI Explanation of Grid System
(B&W 18 Min 1964)
Explains single-scale, double-
scale and double-double scale local
grid and master grid system used
with the AN/MSQ-18 and AN/
TSQ-38 AD fire distribution system.
US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part XII Explanation of Parallax
(B&W 27 Min 1964)
Shows master grid parallax in
AN/MSQ-18 and AN/TSQ-38 AD
fire distribution system and how
parallax factors and complements
are set on data set transmitter and
receiver.
US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part XIII Operations Central, Crossbar
Switch
(B&W 26 Min 1963)
How the crossbar switch and
its associate decoder control circuits
receive, decode and lock up auxili-
ary data.
US Army Tactical Fire Distribution Systems-
Part XIV Operations Central, Electronic
Focus Control
(B&W 16 Min 1963)
Components and functions of
electronic focus control how it op-
erates to keep displays sharply fo-
cused on PPI scopes in OC of AN/
MSQ-18 or AN/TSQ-38 system.
Nike Hercules Radar Test Set Part I
Preliminary Procedure
(B&W 3 Min 1960)
Preliminary calibration of test
set: energizing the test set; ad-
justment of controls on power me-
ter associated with calibration of
the power supply.
Nike Hercules Radar Test Set Part II
Measurement and Adjustment of
Transmitter Frequency (U)
(B&W 5 Min 1960)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
263
TF 44 Air Defense
TF 44-2949 Nike Hercules Radar Test Set-Part Ill-
Measurement and Adjustment of
Oscillator Power and Frequency
(B&W 7 Min 1960)
Calibration of power DB me-
ter; adjustment of measure fre-
quency counter; calibration of power
output of missile oscillator; final
setting- of switches.
TF 44-2950 Nike Hercules Acquisition Radar Removal
and Replacement of Magnetron
(B&W 7 Min 1960)
Removal of hot box from RF
power control panel, connections,
and magnetron; replacement of
magnetron, connections, hot box,
and access covers to transmitter-
receiver group.
TF 44-2951 Nike Hercules Acquisition Radar Removal
and Replacement of Traveling Wave
Tube and Noise Generators
(B&W 7 Min 1960)
Removal and reentry of wave
tube into magnetic housing; re-
moval and replacement of noise gen-
erator tubes; closing of access door
to receiver transmitter group.
TF 44-2956 Nike Hercules Tracking Radars Range
Modulator Balance Adjustments
(B&W 5 Min 1960)
Energizing the radar; adjust-
ment of switches, knobs, dials and
meters in proper sequence; adjust-
ment of range balance and trans-
mitter balance variable resistors.
TF 44-3058 Introduction to Tri-Slot Operation Port I
Conical Scanning (U)
(B&W 11 Min 1961)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3059 Introduction to Tri-Slot Operation Part II
Tri-Slot Operation (U)
(B&W 20 Min 1961)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3060 Nike Hercules System, Cabling
(Color 10 Min 1961)
Methods for emplacing, identi-
fying and making cable connections
in fire control and launcher con-
trol areas; stress on electrical and
mechanical security.
TF 44-3067 The Nike Hercules in the Surface Role (U)
(B&W 34 Min 1961)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL Restricted Data.
TF 44-3164 The Hawk Battery Fire Control Platoon,
Battery Control Central Part It-
Weekly Checks and Adjustments (U)
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
Film is classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3290 The Improved Hercules System: Target
Tracking Radar Target Ranging
Radar, Parallax Principles, Checks
and Adjustments
(B&W 27 Min 1963)
Effects of horizontal and ver-
tical displacement; application of
range parallax correction prin-
ciples; procedure in making re-
quired parallax checks and adjust-
ments.
TF 44-3325 Coordinate Data Set AN/TSQ-36-Part I-
Introduction to Equipment
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Features and capability of AN/
TSQ-36; location and functions of
the nine major components, remote
start operation and continuous op-
eration of the set.
TF 44-3326 Coordinate Data Set AN/TSQ-36-Part II-
Application and Use
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
How AN/TSQ-36 transmits
and receives messages mes-
sage transmission at battery level;
processing of incoming message
from ADL, origin and transmission
of OC command message.
TF 44-3327 Coordinate Data Set AN/TSQ-36-Part Ill-
Data Flow in the Transmitter
(B&W 17 Min 1963)
Coordinate and auxiliary data
flow through component of the 5
section of transmitter unit of AN/
TSQ-36; coordinate multiplex, en-
coder, data processing output, and
program generator.
TF 44-3328 Coordinate Data Set AN/TSQ-36-Part IV-
Data Flow in the Receiver
(B&W 17 Min 1963)
Processing of data from record
ADL message through 5 section of
receiver unit of AN/TSQ-36; input,
data processing, decoder, distribu-
tion and storage, and programmer.
TF 44-3344 Electronic Fire Distribution Systems. Birdie
Battery Integration and Radar Display
Equipment, AN/GSG-5 (V) and
AN/GSG-6 (U)
(B&W 23 Min 1963)
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TF 44 Air Defense
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3357 The Improved Nike Hercules System TF 44-3528
Countermea sores Control Indicator
Group Checks and Adjustments (U)
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3361 Nike Hercules Battsry, Use of Anti-Jamming TF 44-3554
Display Receiver in an Electronics
Countermeasure Environment: Lopar (U)
(B&W 10 Min 1963)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3362 Improved Nike Hercules Battery, Use of
Anti-Jamming Display Receiver in an
Electronics Countermeasure TF 44-3567
Environment: Hipar (U)
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3367 Nike Hercules in the Field Army-
Reconnaissance, Selection and TF 443590
Occupation of Position (RSOP)
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
Action of HERC Battery in
RSOP for defense of field army:
inspection and organization of new
area, moving to new position and
occupation by battery units, and
preparation for operation.
TF 44-3378 Integration of the AN/TSQ-38 Army Fire
Distribution System
(B&W 21 Min 1964)
Physical connections and cab-
ling at battery and battalion levels
required for installation and -inte-
gration of AN/TSQ-38; prelimin-
ary checks and adjustments for sys-
tem integration.
TF 44-3502 The Nike Hercules Electronic Frequency
Selection High Power Acquisition
Radar: Rem'oval and Replacement
of the Klystron TF 44-3628
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Removal of defective klystron
tube; preparation of new klystron
for installation and replacement
procedure; readying of another tube
to stand as spare.
TF 44-3527 Introduction to an Army Air Defense
Complex
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
Organizations and missions of TF 44-3687
air defense complex from NORAD
through CONAD to ARADCOM,
TF 44-3602
TF 44-3613
with its AADCP's, fire distribu-
tion systems and fire units.
Introduction to an Army Air Defense
Complex Operating in an Electronic
Countermeasure Environment (U)
(B&W 19 Min 1965)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
The Mobile Nike Hercules Launcher
(B&W 30 Min 1965)
Components of M94 launcher;
procedures and safety measures for
emplacing and loading launcher,
loading and unloading transporter,
and march order of launcher and
transporter.
Principles of Capacitive Parametric
Amplification
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
Discusses the theory and use
of parametric amplification for ex-
tending target detection range.
Improved Nike Hercubs Tracking Station,
Operation in an Electric Countermeasure
Environment (U)
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Hawk Engagement Simulator AN/TPQ-21
Part I Introduction
(B&W 25 Min 1966)
How the AN/TPQ-21 is set up
and used by HAWK Batteries for
for systematic training of control
central operators.
Introduction to the Hawk System
(B&W 19 Min 1965)
Features and capability; loca-
tion and functions of basic compon-
ents of HAWK Battery; missile
loading and launcher preparation
for operation; deployment of
HAWK Battery.
Traveling Wave Tube Pulse Amplifier (Nike
Hsreules Hipar) Function, Removal,
Replacement and Initial Adjustment
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
Design, use and operation of
tube; removal of tube from hous-
ing, and installation of replacement
tube; return of defective tube to
factory; preoperation checks and
adjustments.
Introduction to Army Air Defense Systems
(Color 23 Min 1966)
Nike Hercules, Hawk, Redeye,
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the M42 Duster; and Nike X anti-
missile system, including Nike Zeus
and Sprint used with Nike X.
TF 44-3688 Nike Hercules Missile-Part l-Unpacking,
Inspection and Final Installation
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
Unpacking and inspection of
forward and rear body sections;
installation of main fins and ele-
vens; mating of forward and real-
body sections.
TF 44-3689 Nike Hercules Missile-Part IV-Preparation
of Warhead and Forward Body Sections
(B&W 31 Min 1966)
Unpacking, inspection, prepar-
ation and mating of the warhead
body section to the rear and for-
ward body sections, with emphasis
on safety regulations.
TF 44-3696 The Nike Hercules Engagement Simulator
AN/MPQ-T1 Part I Introduction
(B&W 29 Min 1966)
Features, capability and use
in training how it serves as source
for simulated targets, and how it
simulates an ECM environment.
TF 44-3758 Redeye Air Defense Guided Missile System-
Part I Introduction
(Color 16 Min 1967)
Launcher and missile compon-
ents, firing sequence, associated
equipment used with the Redeye,
and use in a tactical situation
emplacement on firing position, and
identification and firing on target.
TF 44-3766 Nike Hercules Guided Missile System-
General Safety
(Color 32 Min 1967)
A tour of typical Nike Her-
cules site in CONUS points up haz-
ards (aside from missiles) and re-
quired precautions to protect life
and equipment, with focus on safety
considerations in administration
area, battery control area, assembly
area, and launching area.
TF 44-3800 The Hawk System Engagement Simulator
AN/TPQ-21-Part Il-Programming (U)
(B&W 28 Min 1967)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3829 Operation of Improved Radar Set
AN/FPS-71 and Associated ECCM
Console (U)
(Color 22 Min 1967)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3833 Nike Hercules Missile-Part Il-Hydraulic
Pumping Unit, Air and Oil Servicing
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
Equipment and supplies re-
quired, and step-by-step procedure
in the air and oil servicing of the
hydraulic pumping unit, performed
during the second phase of assem-
bly of the Nike Hercules missile.
TF 44-3834 Nike Hercules Missile-Part Ill-Missile
Rocket-Motor Installation
(B&W 23 Min 1967)
Step-by-step procedure for in-
stalling the Nike Hercules rocket-
motor subassembly in missile rear
body section.
TF 44-3879 The Nike Hercules Engagement Simulator
AN/MPQ-Tl-Part Il-Programming (U)
(B&W 29 Min 1968)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3884 Introduction to the Nike Hercules System
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Organization, mobility, and
equipment of a Nike Hercules Bat-
tery; characteristics, capability,
and operation of the Nike Hercules
system.
TF 44-3909 Nike Hercubs Missile and Launching Area
Daily Checks and Adjustments Part I
Missile and Launcher Checks
(B&W 20 Min 1968)
Daily missile checks and ad-
justments on safe-and-arming de-
vices and major components; and
daily launcher checks and adjust-
ments to insure proper perform-
ance.
TF 44-3910 Nike Hercules Missile and Launching Area
Daily Checks and Adjustments Part II
Power, LCS and Communication Checks
(Color 21 Min 1968)
Daily power, launching con-
trol station, and communication
checks and adjustments.
TF 44-3960 Air Defense Artillsry Fire Distribution System
AN/TSQ-51-Part l-lntroduetion (U)
(B&W 24 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-3961 Air Defense Artillery Fire Distribution System
AN/TSQ-51-PART Il-System Description
(AADCP) (U)
(B&W 21 Min 1969)
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TF 44-3971
TF 44-3980
TF 44-4058
TF 44-4063
TF 44-4078
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Air Defense Artillery Fire Distribution System
AN/TSQ-51 Part III System Description
RRIS (U)
(B&W 23 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Infrared Radiation and Detection
(Color 21 Min 1968)
Principles of infrared radia-
tion and detection, and how they
apply to military weapons systems,
with particular focus on IR radia-
tion and detection theory as applied
to aircraft detection.
The Hawk Battery Operation in an ECM
Environment (U)
(Color 28 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Redeye Ranging Techniques
(B&W 26 Min 1969)
Explains how the MIL formula
is applied with the Redeye to solve
range problems, and how ranges
can be established in advance
through the use of a range card;
and shows how the various ranging
techniques are used on actual tar-
gets.
Air Defense Artillery Weapons System,
Vulcan Self-PropelledPart I
Introduction: The Vulcan Squad
in Action
(Color 25 Min 1969)
Portrays deployment of 4 vul-
can squads of a chaparral/vulcan
battalion assigned a dual mission :
1) to defend a new forward-area
helicopter landing zone, 2) to pro-
tect a convoy enroute to a new em-
placement.
Introduction to Air Defense Artillery Radar
(B&W 16 Min 1969)
Introduces the general prin-
ciples of radar and their applica-
tion to air defense artillery radar;
describes the purpose, components,
and operation of surveillance type
radars and radars for guiding mis-
siles to their targets.
Air Defense Artillery Weapons System,
Vulcan, Self-PropelledPart II Target
Engagement Techniques
(B&W 29 Min 1969)
Characteristics, capability, and
operation of the vulcan. A vulcan
squad shows how the weapon is
employed in the four modes of tar-
get engagement: radar, manual, ex-
ternal, and ground.
TF 44-4095 Air Defense Artillery Weapons System,
Vulcan, Self-Propelled -Part Ill-
Ammunition Handling and Loading
(B&W 21 Min 1969)
Shows how the vulcan crew
performs ammunition handling and
loading procedures to fulfill an air
defense mission against low-flying
hostile aircraft.
TF 44-4120 The Hawk Engagement Simulator
AN/TPQ-21-Part III-ECM
Programming (U)
(Color 23 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4133 Air Defense Artillery Weapon System,
Chaparral, SP Part I Introduction:
The Chaparral Squad in Action
(B&W 28 Min 1970)
A chaparral squad moves into
a new position and organizes to
provide area defense. The squad en-
gages hostile enemy aircraft in de-
fense of a convoy. The squad is
then deployed against an enemy
counterattack.
TF 44-4134 Air Defense Artillery Weapon System,
Chaparral, SP Part III Target
Engagement Techniques
(B&W 20 Min 1970)
A chaparral squad emplaces
where fields of view are clear, em-
ploys the FAAR, TADDS, and vis-
ual surveillance to detect and iden-
tify enemy aircraft, and engages
single and multiple hostile targets.
TF 44-4135 Air Defense Artillery Weapon System,
Chaparral, SP Part II Emplacement
and Preparation for Action
(B&W 24 Min 1970)
Shows how the chaparral squad
occupies the weapon position, sets
up command and observation posts,
energizes and sets the weapon for
operation, and establishes commu-
nications.
TF 44-4138 ECM Against Air Defense Artillery Radar-
Part I Introduction (U)
(Color 12 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
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TF 44-4139 ECM Against Air Defense Artillery Radar-
Part II Jamming (U)
(Color 12 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4140 ECM Against Air Defense Artillery Radar-
Part III Deception (U)
(Color 10 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4141 ECM Against Air Defense Artillery Radar-
Part IV ECM Tactics (U)
(Color 8 MIN 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4166 Introduction to Radar ECCM (U)
(Color 12 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4173 The Dirsct View Storage Tube
(Color 13 Min 1970)
Characteristics, construction,
and theory of operation of this ad-
vanced cathode-ray tube for radar
displays.
TF 44-4203 High-Power Acquisition Radar (HIPAR)
Anti-Jam Improvements (AJI) Part I
Automatic Jamming Avoidance
Circuitry (AJAC) (U)
(Color 15 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4204 High-Power Acquisition Radar (HIPAR)
Anti-Jam Improvements (AJI) Part II
Automatic Cancellation of Extended
Targets (ACE) (U)
(Color 8 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4205 High-Power Acquisition Radar (HIPAR) Anti-
Jam Improvements (AJI) Part IV
Higher Transmitter Power (U)
(Color 9 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 44-4209 Air Defense Artillery Weapons System
Chaparral Sp: Part IV Missile
Loading and Unloading
(B&W 17 Min 1971)
Demonstrates procedures for
loading, testing, and unloading mis-
siles in chaparral launcher; reviews
safety precautions.
TF 444255 Target Engagement Procedures for Hawk
Assault Fire Units and Self Propelled
Firing Sections
(Color 27 Min 1972)
Demonstrates components, util-
ization, and operation of the three
configurations of the Hawk missile
assault firing unit, in block dia-
grams and in a simulated mission.
TF 44-4360 Air Defense Artillery Weapon System
Vulcan Towsd Part I Emplacement
and Preparation for Action
(B&W 26 Min 1971)
Shows duties of each crew
member while emplacing the gun,
preparing for firing, and engaging
and defeating a hostile aircraft.
TF 44-4367 Chaparral/Vulcan Air Defense Artillery
Battalion: Organization and Employment
(B&W 29 Min 1972)
Explains the missions, roles, and
organization of the Chaparral and
Vulcan fire units, using block dia-
grams and illustrating typical de-
fensive and offensive operations.
TF 44-4378 Hawk Battery Reconnaissance, Selection,
and Occupation of Position Part I
Reconnaissance and Selection
(Color 22 Min 1972)
Demonstrates planning and
procedures by the commander and
platoon leaders for the movement
of a Hawk missile battery to a new
location.
TF 44-4379 Hawk Battery Reconnaissance, Selection,
and Occupation of Position Part II
Movement and Occupation
(Color 21 Min 1972)
Describes procedures for move-
ment of Hawk missile battery and
its setup at the new location.
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MF 44-159 Th. ARADCOM Story MF 44-9936 Mark 31 Nike Hercules Rendering Safe and
(Color 10 Min 1963) Disarming Procedures (U)
Mission and operation of US (Color 11 Min 1963)
Army Air Defense Command; and (Adopted DAS A Film)
demonstration of nuclear capabil- Film is Classified SECRET RE-
ity of Nike Ajax and Hercules as STRICTED DATA,
effective defense against air attack.
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TG 44 Air Defense
TG 44-1-1 Elements of Electronic Warfare
(B&W 8 FR 1968)
Breakdown of electronic war-
fare, radar countermeasures for
transmitted and reflected methods,
RADCM signal entry into the an-
tenna lobes, and jamming techni-
ques.
TG 441-2 Unintentional Interference Presentation
(B&W 8 FB 1968)
Displays as seen on the PPI,
PI or B-Scope and A-scope as a
result of ground clutter, storms,
and adjacent radars.
TG 44-1-3 Transmitted ECM Presentations
(B&W 19 FR 1968)
Effects of various types of
modulation, such as CW, AM, FM,
and noise, as seen on the PPI
and A-scope.
TG 44-1-4 Reflected ECM Presentations
(B&W 9 FR 1968)
Appearance of chaff on a PPI
at the completion of the chaff drop,
and 20 minutes, 45 minutes, and 90
minutes after the drop.
TG 44-1-5 Effects of Log Receiver Against Jamming
(B&W 6 FR 1968)
Effects of a log receiver when
used against CW, sine wave, pulse,
noise, and FM jamming.
TG 44-16 Effects of IAGC Receiver Against Jamming
(B&W 6 FR 1968)
Effects of the IAGC receiver
when used against CW, sine wave,
pulse, noise, and FM jamming.
TG 44-17 Effects of DF Receiver Against Jamming
(B&W 6 FR 1968)
Effects of the DF re-
ceiver when used against CW, sine
wave, pulse, noise and FM jam-
ming.
TG 44-1-8 Effects of IVCD Against Jamming
(B&W 6 FR 1968)
Effects of the LVCD circuit
when used against CW, sine wave,
pulse, noise, and FM jamming.
TG 44-1-9 Effects of VI Against Jamming
(B&W 6 FR 1968)
Effects of the VI circuit when
used against CW, sine wave, pulse,
noise, and FM jamming.
TG 44-1-10 Effects of FTC Against Transmitted and
Reflected Jamming
(B&W 8 FR 1968)
Effects of the FTC circuit
when used against chaff, CW, sine
wave, pulse, noise, and FM jam-
ming.
TG 44-1-11 Effects of FAGC, MTI, and SLB Against
Transmitted and Reflected Jamming
(B&W 6 FR 1968)
Effects of FAGC when used
against CW, sine wave, and noise
jamming; effects of MTI when used
against chaff, and effects of SLB
when used against saturation jam-
ming.
TG 44-1-12 Effects of Combined Fixes Against Noise
Jamming
(B&W 4 FR 1968)
Effects of following receiver
and circuit fixes against noise jam-
ming: LOG and FTC, IAGC and
VI, and IAGC and FTC.
TG 44-1-13 Effects of Combined Fixes Against Pulse
Jamming
(B&W 10 FR 1968)
Effects of following receiver
and circuit fixes against pulse jam-
ming: LOG and VI, LOG and FTC,
DF and VI, IAGC and VI, IAGC
and FTC, IAGC and LVCD, LOG
and LVCD, DF and LVCD, and DF
and FTC.
TG 44-1-14 Effects of Combined Fixes Against FM
Jamming
(B&W 8 FR 1968)
Effects of following receiver
and circuit fixes against FM jam-
ming: LOG and VI, LOG and FTC,
DF and VI, IAGC and VI, IAGC
and FTC, IAGC and LVCD, and
LOG and LVCD.
TG 44-1-15 Effects of Combined Fixes Against CW
Jamming
(B&W 9 FR 1968)
Effects of following receiver
and circuit fixes against CW jam-
ming: LOG and VI, DF and VI,
IAGC and VI, IAGC and FTC,
LOG and FTC, LOG and LVCD,
and DF and LVCD.
TG 44-1-16 Effects of Combined Fixes Against Sine
Wave Jamming
(B&W 9 FR 1968)
Effects of following receiver
and circuit fixes against sine wave
jamming: LOG and VI, LOG and
FTC, IAGC and VI, IAGC and
FTC, IAGC and LVCD, LOG and
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LVCD, DF and LVCD, and DF G 44-2-1 Visual Aircraft Recognition Study Cardt
and FTC.
271
MF 45 Public Information
39. 45-Series; Public Information
MF 45-104 W;st Point-Education for Leadership
(B&W 26 Min 1963)
Scope and high standards of
academic, military, and physical
education provided for cadets at
West Point.
MF 45-5054 This is the United States Army Electronic
Proving Ground
(Color 24 Min 1968)
An orientation on the mission
and facilities of the US Army Elec-
tronic Proving Ground, Fort Hua-
chuca, Arizona.
MF 45-5057 Testing at Aberdeen
(Color 31 Min 1967)
Test procedures and facilities
of the Development and Professional
Services at Aberdeen Proving
Ground, MD., to evaluate the struc-
tural integrity and performance of
Army vehicles and weaponry.
MF 45-5062 Help Yourself
(Color 21 Min 1969)
Describes the purpose and
scope of the Army-wide quarters
self-help program designed for oc-
cupants of homes on military posts.
MF 45-7596 Nuremberg
(B&W 76 Min 1949)
War crime trials conducted by
allies at Nuremberg flashbacks to
various crimes against humanity
committed by German High Com-
mand during WW II.
MF 45-7805 Hail Alma Mater
(B&W 6 Min 1951)
Views of the US Military Aca-
demy campus, with choral accom-
paniment by the West Point choir
and glee club.
MF 45-7945 Helicopter Special Delivery
(B&W 11 Min 1953)
Illustrates how a river cros-
sing is effected through the use of
a helicopter company.
MF 45-7947 Operation Blu; Jay
(B&W 25 Min 1953)
The story of the construction
of the giant air base at Thule,
Greenland, in the fall of 1952 em-
phasis on its strategic significance.
MF 45-8288 Adjustment to Military Life
(B&W 18 Min 1954)
A veteran sergeant reminisces
about his development from a new
recruit into a well trained soldier
stress on physical and moral stand-
ards.
MF 45-8438 Letter From a Mother
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
An American mother expresses
her love for her paratrooper son
showing fine understanding of role
he must play in defense of his
country.
MF 45-8440 The Soldier's Mission and Responsibilities
(B&W 13 Min 1955)
His role in defense of the na-
tion the training and equipment
afforded him to meet the highest
physical, moral and mental stand-
ards.
MF 45-8615 Operation Noah
(B&W 29 Min 1955)
Work of engineers and other
services in rehabilitation of N.E.
US region hit by flash floods in
the summer, 1955.
MF 45-9025 Fitness for Leadership
(Color 15 Min 1959)
Physical education at West
Point conditioning exercises, man-
ual of arms, marching, close order
drill, athletics, and maneuvers,
leadership training.
MF 45-9089 World War I-A Documentary of the Role
of the U.S.A.
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Major events which brought
the US into WW I, and the role
played by the US in gaining the
victory and shaping the peace.
MF 45-9090 World War Il-Prologue, U.S.A.
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Kaleidoscopic events of the
strirring period between the end
of WW I, in america, Europe and
Asia, to the attack on Pearl Harbor
on 7 December 1941.
MF 45-9317 No Easy Way
(B&W 30 Min 1961)
Aims, activities, and accom-
plishments of association of the
US Army stress on need for in-
creased membership to further the
work of A US A.
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MF 45 9509 They Major in Missiles (Students in Missile
Technology)
(Color 15 Min 1960)
Study and work experience of-
fered by cooperative training pro-
gram conducted at WSPG to en-
gineer students majoring in missile
technology at New Mexico U. and
Texas Western College.
MF 45-9510 Countdown at White Sands
(Color 25 Min 1960)
Organization, function, and
facilities of the integrated range
mission (IRM) ; IRM equipment
and activities involved in missile
testing and developing for the three
services.
MF 45-9519 Frequency Coordination at White Sands
(Color 17 Min 1962)
Activities, facilities and equip-
ment used to insure interference-
free missile testing operation; role
of area frequency coordinator and
US Army Signal Support Agency.
MF 45-9520 Accuracy Plus-The AN/FPS-16
Instrumentation Radar at
White Sands
(Color 11 Min 1961)
Features, capability, use, and
operation of AN/FPS-16 chain
radar system for missile tracking;
future potential and use of equip-
ment in space research.
MF 45-9521 Photo Optics at White Sands
(Color 11 Min 1961)
Development of photo-optics
since 1945 value as a research
tool features and use of mobile
tracking telescopes, and high and
low speed cameras.
Environmental Testing at White Sands
Missile Range
(Color 21 Min 1961)
Variety of tests performed un-
der simulated climatic conditions to
determine operation capability of
missile systems in different environ-
ments.
MF 45-9523 The Range Goes Green
(Color 8 Min 1964)
Test of a Nike-Zeus intercept
of a Nike-Hercules missile at White
Sands missile range is shown. Each
phase of the test is explained.
MF 45-9524 Presidential Visit-5 June 1963 (President
Kennedy at WSMR)
(Color 14 Min 1964)
President Kennedy's visit to
WSMR to view demonstration of
missiles might Honest John, Lit-
tle John, Hawk, Sergeant, Nike
Hercules, Pershing Talos, and Nike
Zeus.
MF 45-9525 Aerial Tour of White Sands Missile Range
(Color 9 Min 1964)
Tour of Army, Navy and Air
Force launching areas, small mis-
sile range, and the complex of in-
strumentation and signal facilities.
MF 45-9529 Milestones in Missilry
(Color 10 Min 1961)
Missile progress since 1945
test firings of Nike Ajax, Hercules,
and Zeus; Hawk, Corporal, Honest
John, Little John, Lacrosse, Ser-
geant and Redstone.
MF 45-9533 The AN/FPS-16 Instrumentation Radar at
White Sands
(Color 12 Min 1962)
Concept, design, capability, and
operation of the AN/FPS-16 used
at White Sands for missile track-
ing.
MF 45-9535 Nike Zeus at White Sands
(Color 8 Min 1962)
Features and functioning of
Nike Zeus; progress being made at
White Sands in developing and test-
ing this first US anti-missile mis-
sile system.
MF 45-9536 Pershing Joins the Ranks
(Color 28 Min 1964)
Plan, preparation, and execu-
tion of final test series conducted
in 1963 by the 2d battalion, 44th
Artillery for field and engineer
evaluation of Pershing Missile.
MF 45-9538 Missilery on the March
(Color 12 Min 1965)
Current projects of the three
services and NASA at WSMR un-
derscore the continuing progress in
missilery.
MF 45-9540 White Sands MissiU Range
(Color 20 Min 1964)
History, mission, and ground
and flight test facilities and instru-
mentation; major phases of WSMR
operation on a typical test day.
MF 45-9542 Rocket Vehicle Testing at White Sands
(Color 11 Min 1965)
Tests conducted by rocket ve-
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hicle laboratory for engineer evalu-
ations of structural and dynamic
aspects of guided missiles and rocket
propulsion systems.
MF 45-9547 Nuclear Effects Testing at White Sands
(Color 21 Min 1966)
Missions, facilities and capa-
bilities of nuclear effects branch
at White Sands studies conducted
on weapons systems in the three
major radiation environments.
MF 45-9552 Missile Meterology at White Sands Missile
Range
(Color 24 Min 1964)
Requirement, scope and appli-
cation of missile meterology at
WSMR technique and equipment
used for direct meterology support
of missile firings, and for research
in lower and upper air studies.
MF 45-9553 Investment in Tomorrow {President's Youth
Opportunity Program)
(Color 23 Min 1966)
Report on the President's
Youth Opportunity Program at
White Sands Missile Range in the
summer 1965. Introduction features
Vice-President Humphrey.
MF 45-9554 Pershing Missile
(Color 11 Min 1966)
Features and capability of
Pershing; schooling, training, and
drill required of crewmen in pre-
paration for test firing at White
Sands; test firing of Pershing.
MF 45-9557 Real-Time Predictions of Rocket Impact
Points at White Sands
(Color 14 Min 1967)
Features, capability, and op-
eration of system devised by US
Army Atmospheric Sciences Labor-
atory at WSMR to determine
launcher settings and to predict
impact points of multistaged un-
guided high performance rockets.
MF 45-9562 Missile Flight Safety for Off-Range Firings
Into White Sands Missile Range
(Color 16 Min 1967)
Three overland missions of the
Pershing missile from Gilson Butte
area, Utah, to WSMR illustrate
the safety operations at both sta-
tions for a normal missile flight,
and for missile flight failures re-
quiring flight safety action.
MF 45-9566 The Big Green Laboratory (Army Tropic
T;st Center)
(Color 28 Min 1968)
Mission and facilities of the
US Army Tropic Test Center in
the Canal Zone test activities and
research underway on the effects of
the tropical environment on men,
materials, and equipment.
MF 45-9567 Mountain Les Waves at WSMR
(Color 12 Min 1968)
Studies of Mountain Lee Waves
conducted by the Atmospheric Sci-
ences Laboratory at White Sands
Missile Range for application to
missile and rocket flight, and air-
craft flight.
MF 45-9569 Engineering Flight Tests of Army Aircraft
(Color 16 Min 1969)
Describes the mission and facil-
ities of the US Army Aviation Sys-
tems Test Activity, Edwards Air
Force Base, Cal.
MF 45-9967 The Search for Fuel Cell Power
(Color 37 Min 1964)
Theory and achievements in
hydrogen-oxygen, hydro-carbon, and
methanol fuel cell research, poten-
tial as source for electric power.
274
TF 46 Army Aviation
40. 46-Series; Army Aviation
TF 46-2209 Basic Helicopter Flight Principles
(B&W 15 Min 1956) TF 46-2382
Helicopter flight elements; ac-
tion of rotor blades; gyroscopic pre-
cession laws ; torque.
TF 46-2210 Advanced Helicopter Flight Principles-
Part I
(B&W 10 Min 1956)
Movements of rotor blades at
various speeds, and in fully arti- TF 46-2418
culated and semirigid types of rotor
heads; stabilizing and dampening
devices.
TF 46-2211 Advanced Helicopter Flight Principles-
Part II
(B&W 11 Min 1956)
Movements of air in relation TF 46-2419
to helicopter rotor systems effects
on flight; airflow patterns from
takeoff through flight and landing.
TF 46-2336 Helicopter Post Flight Inspection The H-19
(B&W 26 Min 1957)
Cockpit inspection with power
off and power on; aircraft interior
and exterior inspection; upper deck TF 46-2420
inspection; use of standard forms.
TF 46-2337 Helicopter Post Flight Inspection The H-21
(B&W 27 Min 1956)
Standard procedures of inter-
ior and exterior phases of inspec-
tion duties of each man of 4-man
team use of inspection work
sheets. TF 46-2421
TF 46-2338 Helicopter Post Flight Inspection-The H-34
(B&W 26 Min 1957)
Procedures and sequence of in-
terior and exterior phases of in-
spection duties of each man on
inspection team use of worksheets
and DD Form 781-1.
TF 46-2339 Helicopter Weight and Balance TF 46-2422
(B&W 25 Min 1957)
Calculation of center of grav-
ity limits, and weight balance re-
quirement; problems of balance
during flight, liter loading and bal-
ance ; use of ballast.
TF 46-2381 Basic Helicopter Flight Training Part I
Pilot's Preflight Inspection TF 46-2423
(B&W 27 Min 1957)
Features and components of
H-13E checks on exterior and in-
terior, controls, instruments, engine
and rotors, starting and warmup,
use of forms.
Primary Helicopter Flight Training Part II
Primary Flight Maneuvers
(B&W 22 Min 1957)
Taxiing, takeoff to hover, hov-
ering flight, hovering autorotations,
normal takeoff and approach, no-
flare autorotation, and shutdown of
H-13.
Intermediate Helicopter Flight Training-
Part I Takeoff and Flight Procedures
(B&W 17 Min 1957)
Crabbing, slipping, crosswind
takeoff, maximum performance
takeoff, running takeoff, and rapid
deceleration maneuver.
Intermediate Helicopter Flight Training-
Part II Autorotations
(B&W 12 Min 1957)
Hovering, no-flare autorota-
tions, power recoveries, autorota-
tion turns, flare autorotation, and
autorotation with an antitorque
failure.
Intermediate Helicopter Flight Training-
Part III Approach Procedures
(B&W 8 Min 1957)
Normal approach, crosswind
approach, crabbing, slipping and
hovering; steep approach, shallow
approach, and running landing
techniques.
Advanced Helicopter Flight Training Part
I Confined Area Operations
(B&W 27 Min 1957)
Landing and takeoff with rela-
tion to wind and turbulence, high
and low reconnaissance, ground re-
connaissance, pinnacle operation,
contour approach, and road and
slope operation.
Advanced Helicopter Flight Training Part
II Emergencies and Critical Conditions
(B&W 17 Min 1957)
How to handle engine and an-
titorque failure, ditching, fire ex-
cessive forward and AFT CG, car-
buretor icing flight and landing
with heavy loads, etc.
Transitional Helicopter Flight Training Part
I Transition to the H-19
(B&W 26 Min 1957)
Features of H-19 preflight in-
spection, taxiing, normal takeoff,
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hovering, autorotations, normal and
steep approach, and engine shut-
down.
TF 46-2554 Helicopter Orientation Introduction to
Helicopters
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
Development from 15th cen-
tury; types used by military service
today; experimental models; basic
helicopter flight principles; civil
and military uses.
TF 46-2665 H-34 (Choctaw) Flight Maneuvers Part I
Basic
(B&W 22 Min 1959)
Taxiing; hovering; making
turns; takeoff s normal, from hov-
er, running, maximum perform-
ance, with internal load, and with
sling load ; landing.
TF 46-2666 H-34 (Choctaw) Flight Maneuvers-Part II-
Intermediata
(B&W 01 Min 1959)
Straight and level flight; cross-
wind flying; cruising; climbing and
descending turns; autorotations; de-
celeration in flight; approaches;
landings.
TF 46-2667 H-34 (Choctb*) Flight Maneuvers-Part Ill-
Advanced
(B&W 24 Min 1959)
Confined area maneuver; max-
imum and modified maximum take-
off over barrier; pinnacle landing
and takeoff in mountain terrain ;
landing and takeoff on slopes.
TF 46-2669 Helicopter Basic Instrument Flight-Part I
(B&W 22 Min 1959)
Preflight instrument check
various instrument flight maneu-
vers how instrument readings re-
late to helicopter attitude checks
for flight safety.
TF 46-2670 Helicopter Aerodynamics Rotor Blade
Angles
(B&W 12 Min 1959)
Factors which produce lift;
how lift depends primarily on angle
of attack; how changes in the angle
produces changes in altitude and
direction of flight.
TF 46-2671 Helicopter Aerodynamics Part I Dissymetry
of Lift
(B&W- -9 Min 1959)
How dissymetry of lift is
caused; how it affects flight; how
it is overcome by flapping, use of
cyclic control and change in angle
of attack.
TF 46-2672 Helicopter Aerodynamics Part II Rotor
Blade Actions
(B&W 13 Min 1959)
How the four characteristic
blade actions contribute to flight
rotation, feathering, flapping and
hunting.
TF 46-2673 Helicopter Aerodynamics The Stabilizer Bar
(B&W 11 Min 1959)
How gyroscopic properties of
bar affect helicopter operation; af-
fect of rigidity in space on rotor
and fuselage; function of damper
assembly.
TF 46-2674 Helicopter Aerodynamics Part III Rotor
Blade Stalls
(B&W 15 Min 1959)
Causes, effects, prevention and
recovery from; settling with power,
rough handling, and retreating
blade tip stalls.
TF 46-2818 H-13 (Sioux) Flight Control Linkage
(B&W 25 Min 1959)
Features and operation of col-
lective pitch, cyclic pitch and anti-
torque controls; application of these
controls to their linkage system and
rotary wing flight.
TF 46-2821 Crosswind Technique for a Conventional
Geared Fixed Wing Aircraft
(B&W 25 Min 1960)
Taxiing on ground; turning
and taxiing into quartering head
and tail winds; takeoff, banking,
crabbing and climbout; descent, ap-
proach and touchdown.
TF 46-2832 What Caused the Crash Part I The Pre-
Accident Plan (Army Aircraft)
(B&W 15 Min 1959)
Use and elements of plan for
crash rescue and investigation
accident priority list; crash alarm
system, vehicle and equipment; air-
craft investigation board, and crash
investigation kit.
TF 46-2833 What Caused the Crash-Part Il-Crash
Rescue and Investigation (Army Aircraft)
(B&W 33 Min 1959)
Preliminary accident report,
rescue of victims, work of aircraft
investigation board to determine
reason for accident, and prepara-
tion and purpose of crash survi-
val report.
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Helicopter Basic Instrument Flight Part II
(B&W 21 Min 1960)
Instruments and technique used
in : climbs and descents, autorota-
tions, power recovery, and ground
control approach (GCA) to an air-
field.
Short Field Procedure L-19 (Bird Dog)
Part I Power Approach and Maximum
Performance Takeoff
(B&W 16 Min 1960)
Start and control of power ap-
proach effects of wind and tem-
perature landing technique ; pre-
paration, start and climb in effect-
ing maximum performance takeoff.
Short Field Procedure L-19 (Bird Dog)
Part II Barrier Landing and Barrier
Takeoff
(B&W 10 Min 1960)
Directional control, power ap-
proach and line of descent in bar-
rier landing; maximum perform-
ance takeoff and climb, and normal
climb in barrier takeoff.
Short Field Procedure L-19 (Bird Dog)
Part III Short Field and Road Strip
Operation
(B&W 19 Min 1960)
Air reconnaissance, parking
and landing on field strip, ground
reconnaissance, and takeoff; select-
ing and evaluating road sites, power
approach, and maximum perfrm-
ance takeoff.
Army Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine
Operation Part I Principles of
Operation
(B&W 13 Min 1960)
Features and functions of bas-
ic components of turbines; how com-
ponents operate as the air and fuel
flows pass through the engine.
Army Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine
Operation Part II Controls and
Instrumentation
(B&W 14 Min 1960)
Features and function of: gas
compressor tachometer, exhaust gas
temperature indicator, torque meter,
fuel supply controls and engine con-
trols.
Army Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine
Operation Part III Construction
and Operation of the T-53
(B&W 15 Min 1960)
Use and capability of turbines;
construction, function, and opera-
tion of the four component sections
of the T-53 engine, and the four
major accessory systems; sequence
of operation of T-53.
TF 46-2997 Helicopter Flight With External Loads
(B&W 21 Min 1960)
Types of sling loads and carry-
ing capacity of various helicopters;
packing and pickup procedure; in-
flight procedure; dropoff procedure;
stowing of sling and hook.
TF 46-3105 Flight Line Safety
(Color 20 Min 1962)
Teaches army aircraft mech-
anics the rules and procedures to
prevent accidents when performing
maintenance tasks, in the service
area.
TF 46-3171 Basic Cross Country Helicopter Flights
(B&W 19 Min 1962)
Fundamentals, techniques, and
calculations used to prepare a flight
plan for point-to-point low-level hel-
icopter flights.
TF 46-3179 VHP Omnidirectional Range (VOR)-Part I-
Principles of Operation
(B&W 21 Min 1962)
Features, use and operation of
VOR as a navigational aid in avia-
tion; how pilot uses VOR equipment
to determine his position on the
airways.
TF 46-3186 Iroquois Maintenance Part I Main Rotor
Assembly
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Procedure followed by organ-
izational mechanics to remove main
rotor assembly, remove damaged
blade, install new blade, replace
main rotor assembly, and track the
blades.
TF 463187 Iroquois Maintenance Part II Transmission
Removal and Replacement
(B&W 26 Min 1963)
Procedure followed by organ-
izational mechanics to remove tran-
smission, rebuild pylon mounts,
clean and replace parts, reinstall
transmission and perform final
checks.
TF 46-3188 Maintenance and Inspection of the Float
and Pressure Type Carburetors
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Visual inspection, adjustment,
removal and replacement of float
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and pressure type carburetors in- TF 46-3267
stalled in army aircraft; use of
maintenance manual and records.
TF 46-3200 Automatic Direction Finder (ADF)
(B&W 30 Min 1962)
Design, capability, operation,
and use of ADF for flight naviga-
tion and instrument approaches. TF 46-3268
TF 46-3218 Primary Helicopter Pilot Training-Night
Operations
(B&W 16 Min 1962)
Preflight inspection, takeoff,
hovering, scanning and keeping
course, turns, approach and land-
ing, and autorotations.
TF 46-3223 VHF Omnidirectional Range (VOR)-Part II- TF 46-3269
Flight Utilization
(B&W 18 Min 1963)
Use of VOR for: orientation
and interception of predetermined
track; station passage and track-
ing; established position over in-
tersection on airways; holding and
approach. TF 46 _ 3270
TF 46-3258 The H-23d Raven Helicopter-Part l-Main
Rotor Head
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Design, operation, static bal-
ancing and alignment of main rotor
head; balancing procedure linked
with main rotor blade tracking to
eliminate vibrations. TF 46-3271
TF 46-3259 The H-23d Raven Hslieopter-Part Il-Blade
Tracking
(B&W 18 Min 1963)
Tracking main rotor blades at
hover, in forward flight, and at
maximum allowable airspeed; auto-
rotation RPM adjustment; tail rotor
blade tracking.
TF 46-3265 Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training Part
I Introduction to Flight
(B&W 19 Min 1962)
Nomenclature and functions of
parts of aircraft action of con-
trols, wing flaps etc; securing air-
craft on ground; manual moving
of aircraft and taxiing.
TF 46-3266 Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training-Part
II The Four Basic Fundamentals of Flight
(B&W 17 Min 1962)
Technique of checking attitude;
and manipulation of controls; per- TF 46-3293
formance of straight flight, climbs,
glides and turns.
TF 46-3272
TF 46-3274
Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training Part.
Ill Basic Ground Track Maneuvers
(B&W 18 Min 1962)
Effects of wind on ground
speed and course; crabbing; flight
based on wind circle rectangular
course, 'S' turns.
Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training Part
IV Confidence Maneuvers Steep Turns,
Stalls and Spins
(B&W 12 Min 1962)
Aerodynamics and technique
for executing and recovering from:
steep turns, climbing, gliding, land-
ing attitude stalls, and spins with
power off and on.
Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training Part
V TakeofFs, Landings and Traffic Pattern
(B&W 15 Min 1962)
Techniques for takeoff and exit
from traffic pattern, entry to the
pattern and landing; and technique
for go-around from any point in
180 degree pattern.
Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training Part
VI Forced Landings
(B&W 13 Min 1962)
Selection of emergency landing
site; use of familiar landing pat-
terns; 'S' turn approach in forced
landings; safe execution of forced
landing.
Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training Part
VII Directional Control
(B&W 14 Min 1963)
Use of rudder, brakes, ailerons,
and throttle, as well as elevators,
in controlling direction in the roll
out.
Fixed Wing Primary Flight Training Part
VIII Night Operations
(B&W 15 Min 1963)
Preflight checks; takeoff; safe-
ty practices during night flight;
abandoning aircraft in emergency;
entering and flying a pattern; land-
ing.
Pressure Systems and Wind
(Color 19 Min 1963)
Phenomena of pressure systems
and wind flow, and how they affect
weather and flight conditions; stress
on proper use of altimeter for safe
flight.
Servicing Army Aircraft in Extreme
Climatic Conditions Part II Desert Areas
(B&W 16 Min 1963)
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Hazards of heat and abrasive
sand on aircraft; measures em-
ployed in servicing aircraft in des-
ert areas.
TF 46-3315 Iroquois Maintenance-Part IV-Flight
Control Systems
(B&W 21 Min 1963)
Design, operation, inspection
and rigging of: cyclic control sys-
tem, synchronized elevators, collec-
tive pitch system, and antitorque
system.
TF 46-3320 The Mohawk Landing Gear
(B&W 18 Min 1963)
Design and operation of major
parts of main and nose gears, and
emergency landing gear system.
TF 46-3324 Servicing Army Aircraft in Extreme Climatic
Conditions Part III Tropical Areas
(B&W 18 Min 1963)
Damaging effects and measures
for prevention of condensation, cor-
rosion, electrolysis and fungus;
storage of supplies and care of
special equipment.
TF 46-3332 Constant Speed Propelbr Operation
(B&W 19 Min 1963)
Operation, mechanics, main-
tenance and value of hamilton
standard, variable pitch, constant
speed, counterweight propeller used
on U6 Beaver aircraft.
TF 46-3340 Iroquois Maintenance-Part Ill-The Tail
Rotor System
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Design and operation of major
components of tail rotor system;
inspection, removal, cleaning, serv-
icing and replacing of parts; track-
ing of tail rotor.
TF 46-3348 Mohawk Propeller Operation
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
Location, construction and
function of major components of
OV-1 Mohawk propeller; capability
and operation of propeller; propel-
ler maintenance procedures.
TF 46-3354 Rotary Wing Nomenclature
(B&W 10 Min 1963)
Nomenclature and functions of
basic components typical of all ro-
tary wing aircraft OH-13 Sioux
helicopter used to show location and
features of key parts.
TF 463364 Helicopter Formation Flying
(B&W 20 Min 1963)
Methods and signals used by
two-helicopter section and four-hel-
icopter division to execute various
formation maneuvers; technique of
night formation flying.
TF 46-3368 Servicing Army Aircraft in Extreme Climatic
Conditions Part I Cold Weather Areas
(Fixed and Rotary Wing)
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
Taxiing and landing, engine
shutdown, oil dilution, towing and
parking, aircraft antifreeze care,
fueling, preflight preparation, pre-
heating and engine starting tech-
nique.
TF 46-3374 And He Filed VFR (Aviation Safety)
(B&W 21 Min 1964)
Details of an aircraft accident;
stresses need for proficiency in in-
strument flight through practice
and study.
TF 46-3377 Army Air Traffic Regulation and
Identification in the Combat Zone
(B&W 25 Min 1964)
Shows operation of system and
need for frequent accurate position
report by aviators and skillful
handling of traffic by traffic control
personnel.
TF 46-3393 Mohawk Flight Controls
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Location, features and opera-
tion of the primary and auxiliary
controls are described. Importance
of proper maintenance emphasized.
TF 46-3399 Safety Lessons Learned From Aircraft
Accidents A Form, a Red X and You
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
How failure of two aviation
mechanics to Red X repaired air-
craft for proper inspection prior
to return to service resulted in ac-
cidents.
TF 463405 Introduction to Aircraft Flight Instruments
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
The three instruments in the
pitot-static instrument category as
well as those in the gyro-vacuum
instrument category are discussed.
TF 46-3406 Introduction to Aircraft Engine Instruments
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
The features and operation of
pressure, temperature and tacho-
meter instruments are explained.
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TF 46-3408 Usa of the Martin-Baker Ejection Seat (for TF 46-3455
Mohawk Aircraft)
(B&W 12 Min 1964)
How seat is used in an emer-
gency; precautions against acciden-
tal firing; steps in ejection sequence
and parachute deployment.
TF 46-3409 Maintenance of the J5 Martin-Baker Ejection TF 46-3470
Seat (for Mohawk Aircraft)
(B&W 17 Min 1964)
Normal and emergency oper-
ation of seat and parachute; errors
to be avoided in rigging and in-
spection; details of correct rigging,
and their impact for operation of
seat and parachute. TF 46-3481
TF 46-3437 OH-23d Flight Control Linkage
(B&W 18 Min 1964)
Construction and action of link-
age systems attached to collective
pitch, cyclic control, and directional
control systems.
TF 46-3438 OH-23d Transmission
(B&W 9 Min 1964)
Design and operation of trans-
mission how individual parts of
major components are assembled
and function to permit proper en- ipp 46-3516
gine starting and reduction of en-
gine RPM.
TF 46-3439 The Iroquois Helicopter Part I
Characteristics and Basic Maneuvers
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Design and capability; pre-
flight inspection procedure; oper- TF 46-3530
ating principles; techniques for
takeoffs, hover, turns, flight, ap-
proaches, and landing.
TF 46-3440 The Iroquois Helicopter Part II Advanced
Maneuvers and Field Operations
(B&W 24 Min 1964)
Basic and precision autorota-
tion, maximum performance take-
off, and steep approach; confined
area operation, and pinnacle and
ridgeline operations.
TF 46-3441 The Iroquois Helicopter Part III Critical
Flight Conditions and Emergency
Procedures TF 46-3532
(B&W 22 Min 1965)
Symptoms and correction of
mechanical failures of engine, tail
rotor, fuel system, hydraulic power,
torsion, engine fire, and high sink
rate.
TF 46-3531
Lessons Learned From Aircraft Accidents |
Fuel Exhaustion
(B&W 15 Min 1964)
Danger of inadequate fuel mon-
itoring and flying with a low fuel
level ; how aviators can avoid fuel
exhaustion accidents.
Lessons Learned From Aircraft Accidents-
Post Crash Survival
(B&W 25 Min 1964)
How urgency of mission, hy-
poxia, and stress contribute to ac-
cidents, and how aviators can re-
cognize and cope with these factors
to avoid accidents.
Introduction to the Chinook Helicopter
(B&W 23 Min 1964)
Design features and operating
systems of the Chinook, and its su-
perior capability for transporting
large payloads of troops and cargo.
Lessons Learned From Aircraft Accidents-
Emotions
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
How emotional problems may
interfere with efficiency, how to re-
cognize them, and what to do about
them to prevent aircraft accidents.
Mohawk Ground Handling Procedures
(B&W 30 Min 1965)
Parking, installation of safety
devices, tie down for all weather
conditions, taxiing, towing, service
of fuel and engine oil systems, and
preflight checks.
Aerial Observation Part I Conduct of the
Mission
(Color 27 Min 1965)
How aerial observation of en-
emy held territory is conducted
through the four steps of briefing,
planning, execution, and debriefing.
Aerial Observation Part II Techniques of
Visual Observation
(Color 24 Min 1965)
Objectives, influencing factors,
and procedures related to techniques
of: visual search, target recogni-
tion, geographic orientation, and
target location.
Mohawk Utility System
(B&W 26 Min 1965)
Functions, construction, and
operation of the eight Mohawk util-
ity systems designed to control en-
vironment in which crew must
function.
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TF 46-3570 Principles of Air to Ground Machinegun TF 46-3724
Fire Part I Optical Sight
(B&W 14 Min 1965)
Components of optical sight
used with M-6 MG kit mounted
on UH-1 helicopter; technique of
harmonization of optical sight for
rapid accurate fire with M-6 guns.
TF 46-3571 Principles of Air to Ground Machinegun
Fire Part II Fir* Control
(B&W 17 Min 1965)
Sight picture problems and ad-
justments required to compensate
for each ballistic factor affecting
aerial machinegun fire.
TF 46-3584 Gas Turbine Power Plant-Installation and
Rigging Procedures
(B&,W 22 Min 1965)
Steps in hoisting and installing
T53 power plant on Mohawk air-
craft; rigging fuel and propeller
control system; adjustments of fuel TF 46-3731
control assembly.
TF 46-3599 Introduction to Fixed Wing Formation Flying
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
Role of lead and wing men;
procedure for executing 'V, eche-
lon, free cruise and trail forma-
tions; safety measures, emergency TF 46-3765
procedure, and standard signals.
TF 463606 Low Level Navigation
(Color 20 Min 1966)
Advantages and problems of
low level flight; principles and
techniques used to navigate air-
craft at low levels. TF 46-3768
TF 46-3615 The M-22 Guided Missile Subsystem
(B&W 25 Min 1965)
Components, capability, em-
ployment, and operation of M-22,
with focus on: problems and meth-
ods of range estimate, and factors
involved in mission planning.
TF 46-3673 Helicopter Icing TF 46-3795
(B&W 28 Min 1966)
How and when ice forms on
aircraft, how to deal with potential
icing situations, and how ice affects
helicopter components and helicop-
ter flight.
TF 46-3681 Safety Procedures in Refueling Army TF 46-3796
Aircraft
(Color 23 Min 1966)
Conditions that cause refueling
hazards of contamination and fire;
and safety measures to avoid these
dangers.
Know Your Clouds
(Color 16 Min 1967)
Development of the ten basic
types of clouds, their principal char-
acteristics, their relative positions
and average altitudes, and their
flight hazards.
Principles of Air-to-Ground Rocket Fire
(B&W 23 Min 1967)
Construction of aerial rocket
(XM-3); rocket flight factors;
sighting techniques; target range
estimation ; rocket firing artillery
and small arms approaches.
Airmobile Operations Part I Planning
(B&W 26 Min 1967)
Factors considered in the
ground tactical plan, landing plan,
air movement plan, and loading
plan.
Airmobile Operations Port II Execution
(B&W 21 Min 1967)
Execution of a large airmobile
operation from point where plan-
ning is complete to point where
aircraft return after landing troops
near object
Basic Aircraft Electrical Trouble Shooting
(B&W 26 Min 1967)
Use of voltmeter, ohmmeter,
jumper wire and continuity test
light to locate electrical troubles:
open and short circuits, and low
power.
Lessons Learned From Aircraft Accidents-
Know Your Aircraft
(B&W 21 Min 1967)
Actual cases point up the aero-
dynamic and psychological factors
which contribute to 'over gross high
altitude' accidents and those due
to unreported mechanical overstress.
Principles of Target Attack Part I Planning
(B&W 22 Min 1967)
Purpose and principles of plan-
ning for an armed helicopter attack
on target, covering the factors con-
sidered in pre-mission and on-target
planning.
Principles of Target Attack Part II
Execution
(B&;W 19 Min 1967)
Illustrates how plans for a
major airmobile operation are for-
mulated and carried out. Pre-mis-
sion planning is covered briefly;
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and on-target planning is shown
in detail as applied to a situation
in which an armed escort is faced
with a threat from an enemy auto-
matic weapon.
TF 46-3797 The Minute Saved (Aircraft Safety)
(B&W 29 Min 1967)
Three actual army aircraft ac-
cidents selected from the files of
USABAAR point out to aviators how
each accident was basically caused
by hasty action mixed with thought-
lessness under the pressure of cir-
cumstances.
TF 46-3822 Foreign Objects Damage to Army Aircraft
(B&W 16 Min 1967)
How foreign object damage is
caused in army rotary and fixed
wing aircraft, and how it can be
prevented before, during and after
flight particular emphasis on good
housekeeeping at air bases and prop-
er flight techniques at sandy and
rural areas.
TF 46-3826 Aircraft and Automotive Generators-
Principles and Construction
(B&W 26 Min 1967)
(Same as TF 9-3826)
Shows how basic principles of
magnetism and electromagnetism
apply in generator operation; var-
iations in design and current flow
in ac and dc generators; features
and mechanical action of generator
components.
TF 46-3827 Aircraft Electrical Accessories Part I
Aircraft Storage Batteries
(B&W 26 Min 1968)
Use, design, functioning, and
maintenance of the lead-acid and
nickel-cadmium type batteries.
TF 46-3828 Aircraft Electrical Accessories-Part II-
Aircraft Voltage Regulator and
Reverse Current Relay
(B&W 22 Min 1967)
Design, function, and operation
of the carbon pile voltage regula-
tor and reverse current relay used
in aircraft generators to control
voltage output.
TF 46-3839 Aircraft Electrical Accessories Part Ill-
Aircraft Starters
(B&W 24 Min 1968)
Teaches aircraft maintenance
personnel the function, design, and
operation of inertia and direct
drive starters; precautions to pre-
vent damage to aircraft starters;
and safe removal and replacement |
of the starter.
TF 46-3840 The Aviation Aerial Surveillance Company
(U)
(Color 33 Min 1968)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
TF 46-3885 The OH-6 Helicopter Part I Characteristics
and Basic Maneuvers
(B&W 25 Min 1968)
Teaches aviators the charac-
teristics and capabilities of the
OH-6 light observation helicopter;
and the techniques employed in
takeoff to hover, hover flight, nor-
mal takeoff and landing.
TF 46-3886 The OH-6 Helicopter-Part Il-Advanced
Maneuvers and Field Operations
(B&W 24 Min 1968)
Shows performance of OH-6
in confined area operations, focus-
ing on techniques employed for
maximum performance takeoff and
steep approach; and flight maneu-
vers involved in pinnacle and ridge-
line operations.
TF 46-3887 The OH-6 Helicopter-Part Ill-Critical
Flight Conditions
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
How aviators can avoid and
deal with critical flight conditions
by applying proper loading prin-
ciples and flight techniques to-
gether with a knowledge of the
operational limitations of the craft.
TF 46-3888 The OH-6 Helicopter-Part IV Emergency
Procedures
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
How aviators can deal with
engine failure, tail rotor failure,
fire, cyclic system one-way lock fail-
ure, and runaway cyclic trim ac-
tuator; emergency landing in trees,
and ditching.
TF 46-3919 MS Helicopter Armament Subsystem-
Principles of Operation
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Characteristics and capability
of the M5 armament subsystem de-
signed for the UH-1 aircraft; and
fundamentals of the 2 modes of
M5 operation 1) flexible mode, and
2) stow or fixed mode.
TF 46-3926 Aircraft Recovery Operations by Medium
Transport Helicopters
(B&W 25 Min 1968)
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TF 46-3944
TF 46-3945
TF 46-3953
TF 46-3954
TF 46-3974
TF 46-3988
Procedures and techniques de-
veloped in Vietnam to recover down-
ed aircraft: planning a recovery
mission, organization and duties of
crews in the recovery ship and lift
ship, and methods of rigging and
pickup of disabled plane.
Helicopter instrument Flying Port I
Instruments and Basic Principle*
(B&W 23 Min 1968)
Introduces the flight instru-
ments and principles of instrument
flying that will enable a helicopter
pilot to fly through clouds, fog,
haze, or darkness.
Helicopter Instrument Flying Part II Basic
Maneuvers
(BftW 26 Min 1968)
Illustrates instrument flying
techniques for executing: standard
rate level turns, steep turns,
straight climbs and descents, climb-
ing or descending turns, unusual
attitude recovery, and autorotation
and power recovery.
Cardinal Rules for Attack Helicopters
(Color 42 Min 1968)
Teaches army aviators the im-
portance and meaning of the twelve
combat-proven rules for safety and
survival when flying attack hel-
icopters.
Ground Control Approaches (6CA)
(B&W 29 Min 1968)
Portrays the sequence of events
and procedures to be observed by
army pilots during a precision ap-
proach, surveillance approach, and
no-gyro approach under IFR oper-
ating conditions.
Introduction to Weather
(Color 23 Min 1969)
Explains the basic natural pro-
cesses behind weather development
and changes to enable aviators to
evaluate weather conditions and
avoid possible hazards.
An IFR Flight
(Color 36 Min 1969)
Shows how two aviators of a
T-42 aircraft accomplish an IFR
flight in VFR weather, covering:
preflight planning, preflight checks
and takeoff, use of instruments for
navigation and aid received from
FAA controllers along the route,
use of radar vectoring for IFR
positioning and heading, and execu-
tion of ILS approach at destination.
TF 46-3994 Visual Omni Range (VOR) Helicopter
Oriented
(B&W 27 Min 1969)
Shows how a helicopter pilot
and copilot prepare for an IFR
flight and use the VHF omnidirec-
tional radio range system (VOR) to
navigate their craft to and from
an OMNI station.
TF 46-4068 Target Marking With the O-l Birddog
(Color 24 Min 1969)
Shows how the pilot of an 0-1
Birddog carries out a visual re-
connaissance mission to mark the
location of an enemy platoon in
heavy contact with a friendly unit.
TF 46-4076 Automatic Direction Finder (ADF) Helicopter
Oriented
(Color 32 Min 1969)
Describes the characteristics,
capability, and operation of ADF
used in army helicopters for aerial
'navigation, with particular focus
on the five basic procedures in ADF
use: position fixing, track intercep-
tion, tracking, holding, and ap-
proach.
TF 46-4077 Instrument Landing System (ILS)
(Color 31 Min 1969)
Explains how an instrument
landing system (ILS) functions,
and shows how it is used by avia-
tors in making a precision instru-
ment approach and landing.
TF 46-4096 The AH-1 Huey Cobra In-Flight Emergency
Procedures
(Color 21 Min 1969)
Depicts in-flight emergency
procedures applicable to: 1) engine
failure during high speed dive, 2)
engine failure during low level,
high speed flight, 3) emergency
governor operation (low side), 4)
emergency governor operation
(high side), and 5) anti-torque
malfunctions.
TF 46-4115 The CH-54 Torhe (Flying Crane) Emergency
Procedures
(Color 24 Min 1970)
Illustrates emergency proced-
ures required to meet common mal-
functions in the four main categor-
ies of aircraft emergencies: fires,
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TF 46-4169
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TF 46-4189
TF 46-4190
TF 46-4348
electrical failures, hydraulic fail- TF 46-4250
ures, and engine failures.
The CH-47 Chinook Emergency Procedures
(Color 29 Min 1970)
Explains how aviators can eli-
minate or control the various types
of flight control emergencies and
engine and power train failures that TF 46-4315
may be encountered in flying the
CH-47.
The AH-1 Huey Cobra-Port IV-Tacticol
Employment
(Color 25 Min 1970)
Day and night tactical situa-
tions are shown. Outstanding fea-
tures of the Cobra are described.
The CH-54 Tarhe (Flying Crane)-Baic TF 46-4316
Characteristics
(B&W 29 Min 1970)
Describes the features and op-
eration of the basic components and
systems of the CG-54A and CH-
54B, the unique flying controls
and procedures used in both models,
and the capabilities of each helicop-
ter.
The AH-1 Huey Cobra Flight Characteristics
and Basic Maneuvers
(B&W 22 Min 1971)
Shows the differences of the
AH-1 from other helicopters;
stresses its high speed and poor
visibility for the pilot.
Introduction to the T41B
(B&W 31 Min 1970)
Physical description of the
T41B trainer, and demonstration of
pre-flight inspection.
The AH-1G Huey Cobra Advanced
Maneuvers
(B&W 29 Min 1971)
Demonstrates shallow ap-
proach and running landing, run-
ning takeoff, steep approach and
landing, maximum performance
takeoff, 180-degree autorotation,
hovering autorotation and high
speed maneuvers. TF 46-4366
The AH-1 Huey Cobra Aerodynamic
Flight Characteristics
(B&W 23 Min 1971)
Describes these characteristics
of high-speed operation of the
AH-1: retreating blade stall, pitch
cone coupling, transient torque, G- TF 46-4369
loading, and high speed dives and
recoveries.
TF 46-4365
Tracking the OH-13 Rotor Systems t
(Helicopter Maintenance)
(B&W 27 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the procedure for
trimming the rotors on the OH-13
observation helicopter to reduce vi-
bration.
CH-47 Advanced Maneuvers and Field
Operations
(B&W 24 Min 1971)
Demonstrates procedures for
reconnaissance in confined areas,
pinnacle and ridgeline operations,
slope operations, external load op-
erations, high vertical and low level
approaches.
The OH58A Kiowa Normal and Emergency
Operations
(B&W 32 Min 1971)
Demonstrates preflight check
and operation of the Kiowa observa-
tion helicopter; also shows proced-
ures to be followed in emergencies.
CH54 Tarhe Flight Operations
(B&W 25 Min 1972)
Outlines actions of flight crew
of the 'flying crane' helicopter when
operating with all types of loads:
shows key calculations by pilot and
his communication with engineer]
OH-58A Velocity Curve
(B&W 10 Min 1972)
Explains the height- velocity
curve of a helicopter, which is used
in determining procedures for emer-
gency autoration when the engine
stops.
The Quarter Million Dollar Tip (Aircraft
Maintenance)
(Color 8 Min 1971)
Points up the importance of
careful aircraft maintenance by
showing the helicopter crash caused
by the broken tip of a screwdriver
left in a gear by a careless mech-
anic.
Why Fly High
(Color 3 Min 1971)
Describes the dangers of un-
necessary low-level flying, such
power lines, large birds, and the
difficulty of finding emergency land-
ing places.
Introduction to the U-21 lite'
(B&W 18 Min 1972)
Shows basic information, cargo,
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troop, staff, and medical evacuation TF 46-4418 Ussons Learned From Aircraft Accidents
configurations, emergency exits, ox- Drt* to Liv
ygen equipment, and instrument (Color 17 Min 1971)
panels. Graphically demonstrates the
importance of wearing proper cloth-
ing while flying. Describes purpose
and usefulness of each item of cloth-
ing required.
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MF 46-5144 Air Traffic Control Radar-Part l-Precition MF 46-5310
and Surveillance Approaches
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
(Adopted FA A Film)
Features and uses of surveil-
lance and precision radar scopes;
principles and procedure for direct-
ing surveillance and precision ap-
proaches under VFR conditions.
MF 46-5145 Air Traffic Control Radar-Part II Tormina! MF 46-5311
Procedures
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
(Adopted FAA Film)
Use of radar for air traffic
control; principles and procedures
for directing approaches and de-
partures under various traffic con-
ditions.
MF 46-5146 What's My Traffic? (Aircraft)
(Color 26 Min 1965) MF 46-5312
Methods and procedures used
by air traffic controllers to direct
IFR aircraft aircraft separations,
incoming and outgoing traffic, ra-
dar handoff.
MF 46-5290 A Night on Jock rabbit MESA (Aircraft
Accident Rescue Procedures)
(Color 23 Min 1968)
(Adopted Air Force Film) MF 46-5313
Describes the role of civil au-
thorities at the scene of a military
aircraft accident, showing how the
coordinated efforts of local law en-
forcement, fire, and medical agen-
cies are required in disaster rescue
operations.
MF 46-5314
MF 46-5306 The Will to Live (Aviation Safety)
(B&W 50 Min 2 Reels 1968)
A lecture by Brigadier Gen-
eral W. W. Spruance, Assistant
Adjutant Delaware Air National
Guard, on aviation safety.
MF 46-5308 AH-1G Huy Cobro- Introduction
(Color 14 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film) MF 46-5315
Evolution, components, aerody-
namics, and capability of the AH-
1G Huey Cobra.
MF 46-5309 AH-1G Huey Cobra-Pilot Familiarisation
(Color 23 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film)
Characteristics of the AH-1G
Huey Cobra, preflight checks and MF 46-5527
procedures, autorotation and nor-
mal flight procedures, and opera-
tional limitations.
AH- 1C Huey Cobra Airframe Maintenance
(Color 22 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film)
Features and servicing of the
fuselage, main and tail rotor as-
semblies, engine and transmission,
hydraulic system, power supply sys-
tem, flight control system, and ar-
mament system.
Introduction to the Huey Universal
Transmission
(Color 18 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film)
Characteristics, application,
and logistical and maintenance ad-
vantages of the universal transmis-
sion configurations used in the four
Huey models UH-1B, UH-1C,
UH-1D, and AH-1G.
AH 1G Huey Cobra Stability Augmenta-
tion System
(Color 19 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film)
Capability, components, opera-
tion, and troubleshooting of the sta-
bility augmentation system used on
the AH-1G for accurate delivery
of fire under all flying conditions.
AH-1G Huey Cobra Main Rotor System
(Color 13 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film)
Maintenance requirements : in-
spection, disassembly, adjustment,
and reassembly of the rotor blades
and hub; and tracking of blades.
AH-1G Huey Cobra Armament System and
Fire Control
(Color 16 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film)
Components of the TAT-102
weapons system, preventive main-
tenance procedures, and function-
ing of the armament system in ac-
tion.
T 53-1-1 3 Gas Turbine Engine
(Color 33 Min 1968)
(Adopted Film)
Design, operation and mainten-
ance of the T53-L-13, highlighting
the similarities and differences as
compared to the forerunners in
the T53 series.
Foreign Object Damage Prevention
Turbin Engines
(Color 23 Min 1969)
Explains the FOD turbine en-
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MF 46-5625
MF 46-5626
MF 46-8147
MF 46-8574
MF 46-8748
MF 46-8749
MF 46-8902
gine problem, and delineates the
maintenance measures to prevent
aircraft FOD. Concept, organization,
and functioning of FOD teams fn
Vietnam are described to emphasize
the need for unit participation in the
FOD prevention program.
Evolution of Attack Helicopter Concepts of
Employment
(Color 20 Min 1971)
Describes the development of
the attack helicopter and its tactics.
Includes films of early experimen-
tal models.
Employment of Attack Helicopter* to Defeat
Armor Threat in Europe in the Mid-1 970'
(U)
(Color 29 Min 1971)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
Eyet of Flight
(Color 30 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Care and maintenance of acry-
lic plastic material used in aircraft;
and value of acrylic plastic for pi-
lot safety and efficiency.
Army Helicopter*
(B&W 15 Min 1955)
History and use of helicopters
in army aviation; training of heli-
copter pilots at the Army Aviation
School, Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Approach to Land OCA
(B&W 23 Min 1957)
(Adopted FAA Film)
Components of GCA ground in-
stallation use of equipment by ra-
dar controllers: operation of radar
scopes and standard phraseology
used in a typical GCA approach.
Approach to Land ILS
(B&W 25 Min 1957)
(Adopted FAA Film)
Operation of ground installa-
tion and aircraft instrumentation
for short range final approach and
landing aid ILS how ILS is used
during a typical approach.
Helicopter Mountain Operation*
(B&W 25 Min 1958)
Preflight plans and safety
measures; cargo loading; takeoffs;
flight procedure through winds, tur-
bulence, and other obstacles; ap-
proaches and landings.
MF 46-8903 Helicopter-Vibration* and Resonance-Part
l-Vibrations in the H-13
(B&W 10 Min 1958)
Causes, symptoms and correc-
tion of low, medium and high fre-
quency vibrations; blades out-of-
track and lateral vibrations.
MF 46-8906 Helicopter-Vibrations and Resonance-
Part IV Ground Resonance
(B&W 7 Min 1958)
Causes, symptoms and preven-
tion of ground resonance; proper
recovery and landing techniques.
MF 46-8907 Helicopter Emergency Procedures Part I
Blade Stalls
(B&W 12 Min 1958)
Causes, symptoms and recovery
blade stalls; recovery from settling
with power.
MF 46-8908 Helicopter-Emergency Procedures-Part It-
Emergency Procedures in the H-13 (HTl)
(B&W 11 Min 1958)
Symptoms and recovery from
mechanical failures, broken tail ro-
tor control cable, loss of direction
control and fan belt, blade stall
turbulence, and settling with power.
MF 46-8909 Helicopter-Emergency Procedures-Part Ill-
Emergency Procedures in the H 19
(B&W 8 Min 1958)
Symptoms and recovery from
blade stalls, settling with power,
and servo failure; ditching from
autorotation, ditching with power,
and with passengers.
MF 46-8910 Helicopters-Emergency Procedures-Port
IV Emergency Procedures in the H-21
(B&W 5 Min 1958)
Recovery from stalls; settling
with power; recovery from servo
system failure; procedures employed
in case of fire; ditching with pas-
sengers.
MF 46-8998 Flying Soldiers
(B&W 30 Min 1958)
Purpose and application of the
new concept of Army tactical mo-
bility through Army aviation ad-
vantages of new fighting technique.
MF 46-9029 Helicopter Arctic Operations
(Color 29 Min 1959)
Planning, technique and pro-
cedure for safe helicopter opera-
tion preflight inspection; takeoff,
flight landing in normal and emer-
gency operation; shutodwn, unload-
ing and fueling procedure.
287
MF 46 Army Aviation
MF 46-9932 Army W.artrar Support MF 46-9944 Know Your Iroquoi*
(Color 35 Min 1963) (Color 32 Min 1964)
How USAF weather service Design, capability, and opera
supplies weather data to army com- tional features of UH-1A, UH-1B
manders in fields how data is ap- and UH-1D; preflight inspection
plied in planning, tactical and log- starting procedures and rules foi
istical operations. maximum utility of aircraft; rotoi
limits.
288
41. 54-Series; Logistical Operation
TF 54-3219 Milstrip-Part I Introduction
(B&W 10 Min 1962)
Fundamentals, documentation,
and advantages of new military
standard requisition and issue pro-
cedures used in DOD single man-
ager supply system.
TF 54-3220 Milstrip-Part Il-Materiel Issue Priority
System
(B&W 22 Min 1962)
Elements that determine issue
priority, applicable coded data, and
how this data is shown in requisi-
tions; transportation aspects of pri-
ority system.
TF 54 Logistical Operation
TF 54-3221 MiUtrip Part III Preparation of
Requisitions
(B&W 33 Min 1962)
Format, use, and preparation
of coded manual and mechanical
requisition forms (DD 1348 and
DD 1348M); noncoded and coded
entries in domestic and oversea re-
quisitions.
TF 54-3222 MiUtrip Part IV Form* and Format*
Related to Requisitions
(B&W 41 Min 1962)
Format, use and preparation
of documents relative to DD 1348
and DD 1348M: DD 1348-1, ship-
ment detail card, supply status card,
cancellations and followups.
289
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42. 55-Series; Transportation
TF 55-43 Highway Regulation, Us* of Circulation Map
(Color 18 Min 1959)
Use of map in military mov-
ing; sources and scope of data re-
quired ; plotting data symbols used ;
rerouting of traffic in an emergency.
TF 55-1731 Railroad Safety
(B&W 34 Min 1952)
Stresses importance of safety
in all phases of railroad work: in
the yards, aboard trains, along the
right-of-way and in the mainten-
ance shops.
TF 55-1758 Beach and Port Clearance By Highway
Transport
(B&W 17 Min 1954)
Planning and execution of typi-
cal beach traffic circulation plan
and port clearance plan empha-
sis on efficient traffic control.
TF 55-1918 Loads and Loading of General Transport
Vehicles
(B&W 18 Min 1954)
Characteristics of the five types
of military cargo and prescribed
loading for each stress on maxi-
mum authorized load and safety
precautions.
TF 55-2183 Why Battery Should Always Be Clean
(B&W 6 Min 1955)
How to clean battery to pre-
vent engine failure washing with
solution, wiping dry, checking elec-
trolyte level, greasing terminals.
TF 55-2184 Why Engines Are Governed
(B&W 5 Min 1955)
Relationship between horse-
power and speed how governor on
engine limits speed of engine at
point where it develops maximum
horsepower.
TF 55-2296 Subarctic Inland Waterways Navigation
(B&W 24 Min 1956)
Journey to carry out a combat
mission defining arctic river char-
acteristics, handling river craft,
safety factors.
TF 55-2314 Helicopter Maintenance-Part VII-Hydraulic
Flight Control Systems
(B&W 13 Min 1957)
Function and operation of each
hydraulic component in the H-21
variations in the H-19 and H-25
models maintenance instructions.
TF 55-2316 Helicopter Maintenance Port IX Generator
Systems Troubleshooting
(B&W 22 Min 1958)
Operation of generator system
common causes of malfunctions
test meter readings symptomatic
of each trouble test procedure and
use of tech order.
TF 55-2341 Characteristics and Check of Diving Helmet
Valves and Attachments
(B&W 4 Min 1957)
Checks and adjustment of ex-
haust valve, nonreturn valve, and
air control value of the Mark V
standard diving helmet.
TF 55-2342 Dressing the Diver
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Duties of diver's helpers lay-
ing out gear, helping diver into
dress, securing gear, valves and
attachments, attaching air hose and
life line.
TF 55-2343 Assisting the Diver
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Duties of diver's attendants be-
fore and during descent, when di-
ver reaches bottom, and during and
after ascent.
TF 55-2344 Diving Dress Patches
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Step-by-step procedures for
patching a tear in the diving dress,
and attaching cuffs to the sleeves.
TF 55-2345 Diving Procedures
(B&W 6 Min 1957)
Entrance into water, descend-
ing technique, coping with danger
signs, checks and adjustment with
equipment, moving and working on
hard bottom, and searching techni-
que.
TF 55-2348 The Motor Vehicle Driver-Traction Aids and
the Winch
(B&W 29 Min 1957)
Methods and expedients to ob-
tain traction in driving across
sandy and muddy terrain use of
winch to extricate trucks mired in
mud.
TF 55-2364 Nomenclature of the Sextant
(B&W 4 Min 1956)
Components frame, limb, in-
dex arm, index mark, micrometer
drum, vernier, endless tangent
screw, index mirror, horizon glass,
and telescope.
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TF 55-2365 Sextant Adjustment TF 55-2721
(B&W 8 Min 1957)
Steps for making the four ne-
cessary adjustments to assure ac-
curate reading of the instrument.
TF 55-2366 Use of Loran
(B&W 7 Min 1956)
How Loran is operate3 to ob- TF 55-2773
tain time difference reading; how
reading is used to plot ship position
on the Loran chart.
TF 55-2368 Injector Timing for GM Diesel, Series 71,
Using 70MM, 80MM and 90MM Injectors
(B&W 5 Min 1956)
Conditions that necessitate in-
jector timing; timing procedure,
with particular attention given to
proper use of timing tool J-1853. TF 55-2786
TF 55-2369 Injector Rack Setting for GM Diesel Series
71 Engine
(B&W 4 Min 1956)
Procedure for each cylinder to
insure adequate fuel adjusting buf-
fer screw, placing injector on rack
and adjusting, securing locking
screws. TF 55 _ 2 7 87
TF 55-2370 Use of Marlinspike
(B&W 3 Min 1956)
How it is used to splice wire
rope how it is held during splic-
ing, how it is inserted and twisted
to open each strand of wire safety
precautions.
TF 55-2503 Ground Handling of Aircraft-Part l-Fixed
Wing Aircraft TF 55-3095
(B&W 23 Min 1957)
Manhandling, servicing, taxi-
ing and mooring, using the L-19
and L-23 for demonstration in-
cludes high wind procedure, and
safety precautions.
TF 55-2505 Ground Handling of Aircraft-Part II-
Rotary Wing Aircraft TF 55-3174
(B&W 21 Min 1957)
Procedures for manhandling,
servicing, towing, mooring, high-
wind procedure, safety precautions,
and hand signals to direct move-
ment.
TF 55-2556 Cleaning and Testing the K Brake (Railway)
(B&W 8 Min 1958)
Removal, disassembly, cleaning
and inspection of components of TF 55-3176
the K-triple valve-reassembly of
parts testing according with ap-
proved code of tests.
LCM-8 Refueling at Sea
(B&W 17 Min 1959)
Five angles of approach to
tanker; refueling procedure; safety
precautions while approaching
tanker and during and after refuel-
ing operations.
Command Maintenance Inspection
Procedures (Aircraft)
(B&W 23 Min 1959)
Organization and action of
command inspection team inspec-
tion of a unit's aircraft, mainten-
ance and supply records and stor-
age facilities report of faulty
mechanism and administrative con-
ditions.
Army Aircraft Methods of Detecting Flaws
in Aircraft Parts
(B&W 27 Min 1959)
Theory and application of dye-
penetrant inspection used with non-
ferrous, nonmagnetic items; and
magnetic particle inspection used
with ferrous type metals.
Ignition Analyzer Utilization for Army
Aircraft Engines
(B&W 24 Min 1959)
Features and use of equipment
to determine ignition trouble in
army aircraft engine; portable air-
borne installation H-21 ; portable
installation H-19; identification of
malfunctions.
Equipment Processing and Loading for Rail
Movement
(B&W 25 Min 1961)
Approved methods of proces-
sing, loading, and securing unit
equipment onto rail cars trucks,
trailers, tanks, tracked vehicles, and
conex containers.
CONEX Transporters Use of Inserts and
CONEX Transporters Loading TOE
Equipment and Personal Effects for
Unit Movement
(B&W 10 Min 1962)
Assembly, filling, blocking,
bracing and closing inserts; load-
ing inserts into CONEX trans-
porter; advantages of inserts for
shipment of TOE items.
CONEX Transporters Loading, Blocking, and
Bracing CONEX Transporters on
Transportation Equipment
(B&W 10 Min 1962)
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Methods and equipment used in
loading transporters onto trucks,
railcards, and ships; technique for
blocking and bracing to insure
safety during travel.
TF 563430 Loading and Unloading Cargo Vessels-
Part II Ship's Gear and Cargo
Handling Gear
(B&W 18 Min 1964)
Nomenclature, functions and
capabilities described. Three main
ship's gear categories outlined; car-
go handling gear and uses reviewed.
TF 55-3452 Aircraft Maintenance Shop Sets and Tool
Kits Direct Support Companies
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
Shop sets and tools used by TC
aircraft maintenance unit in keep-
ing army aircraft in optimum fly-
ing condition focus on use and care
of special purpose tools.
TF 55-3580 Loading and Unloading Cargo Vessels-
Part III Winches and Booms
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
Components, capabilities and
operation of steam and electric
winches are shown. The three main
rigging techniques also described.
TF 553586 Troop Movement by Rail
(B&W 26 Min 1965)
How transportation company
(TS) prepares for and carries out
movement by rail, with focus on
duties of company and post per-
sonnel, and action during training,
alert, and moving phases.
TF 55-3608 Movement of Special Freight-Part I-
Introduction
(B&W 16 Min 1966)
Transportability considerations
and regulations and procedures for
routing special freight, with focus
on role of ITO, MTMTS, and ICC.
TF 553614 Marine Cargo Planning
(B&W 22 Min 1965)
Principles and procedures for
development of prestowage plan
for use by personnel of water ter-
minal command for loading a ves-
sel 'full and down.'
TF 55-3667 Unit Movement by Air-Part l-Preparation
and Planning
(B&W 17 Min 1968)
General principles applied to
all air loading plans; details which
apply to the unit loading plan;
type-load method of planning and
procedure for drawing up an ac-
tual air loading plan.
TF 55-3668 Unit Movement by Air-Part Il-Loading
Techniques
(B&W 15 Min 1966)
Principles, standard and expe-
dient loading aids, and basic techni-
ques of loading unit equipment for
air transport.
TF 55-3669 Unit Movement by Air Part Ill-Lashing
Techniques
(B&W 18 Min 1966)
Five principle factors of lash-
ing techniques used to lash unit
vehicles and equipment into USAF
transport vehicles.
TF 55-3707 Operation of the M-151 Series 'A-Ton Utility
Trucks
(Color 15 Min 1966)
Correct and safe procedures for
operating M-151 trucks, with focus
on how to prevent oversteering and
abrupt turns, and proper steering
in a skid.
TF 55-3769 Aircraft Bearing*
(B&W 19 Min 1967)
Construction, use and mainten-
ance of: friction bearings solid
and split; and anti-friction bear-
ings plain roller, tapered roller,
ball, and needle roller.
TF 55-3770 Aircraft Lubricants
(Color 24 Min 1967)
Functions, types, characteris-
tics, and use of aircraft lubricants:
solids, semi-solids, and oils.
TF 55-3771 Aircraft Hardware
(B&W 17 Min 1967)
Characteristics and application
of: standard hex-head, clevis, in-
ternal-wrenching, drilled-head, and
close tolerance bolts; self -locking
and non self -locking nuts; plain,
lock, and countersunk nuts; and
cotter pins.
TF 55-3775 The LARC LX on Land and Water
(B&W 15 Min 1967)
Construction and capabilities of
the LARC 60; techniques of driv-
ing on land and water; loading
and unloading procedures; and re-
covery of a disabled LARC.
TF 55-3776 The LARC LX-Operational Maintenance
(B&W 14 Min 1967)
Before-operation checks and
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warm-up ; during-operation checks
and adjustments; and after-opera-
tion checks, lubrication, and shut-
down.
TF 55-3812 The LA&C V-Part l-Land Characteristics
(B&W 22 Min 1967)
Before land operation services
and warm-up; techniques and safety
measures in operating the LARC
on various types of terrain; before
marine operation checks; use of
LARC in cargo transfer; and after
land operation services.
TF 55-3813 The LARC V-Part Il-Water Characteristics
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Before marine operation checks
and preparations; steering and driv-
ing through surf, and mooring
alongside a ship; loading cargoes,
leaving ship and approach to beach;
night navigation; emergency oper-
ation; and after marine operation
services.
TF 55-3814 The LARC V-Part Ill-Maintenance
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
Preventive maintenance pro-
cedures applied to the hull, engine
compartment, cargo deck, transfer
transmission area, operator and
cab area, and forward hatch area.
TF 55-3817 Stevedoring-Part VII-Heavy Lifts
(B&W 16 Min 1967)
Methods and equipment used in
hoisting, swinging, and stowing mil-
itary cargo weighing five tons or
more crated diesel engine, wheeled
vehicle, tanker, tractor-trailer, tank,
and locomotive.
TF 55-3818 Water Terminal Safety Part I Stevedoring
Safety in Shipboard Cargo Operations
(B&W 17 Min 1967)
Proper stevedore dress, before-
operation checks, during-operation
safety measures, and correct techni-
ques for handling cargo.
TF 55-3819 Wat?r Terminal Safety-Part Il-Safety in
Beach and Holding Operations
(B&W 14 Min 1967)
Safety practices related to: 1)
lighterage operations at shipside,
2) movement over the beach, 3) op-
erations in transit holding area,
and 4) warehouse storage activi-
ties.
TF 55-3895 External Cargo Loading for Helicopters
(B&W 31 Min 1968)
Procedures and equipment used
in preparing, rigging, and hooking
up typical cargo loads for external
lift by helicopters; and derigging
and recovery of slings, nets, and
containers.
TF 55-3918 Unit Movement by Air-Part IV-
Marshalling
(B&W 15 Min 1968)
How a unit goes through the
marshalling process activities at
the base camp, marshalling camp,
alert holding area, call forward
area, and the loading ramp area.
TF 55-3942 Motor Transport Service Line Haul
Operations
(B&W 27 Min 1968)
Describes the basic concepts of
planning and operating a motor
transport line haul service in a the-
ater of operation, focusing on the
semitrailer relay method of mov-
ing supplies and functioning of a
truck terminal and a trailer trans-
fer point.
TF 55-3948 Military Railways
(B&W 20 Min 1968)
Depicts the diverse activities
performed by the military railway
service of the US Army Transpor-
tation Corps during World War II
in Iran, CBI, Alaska, and Europe.
TF 55-3949 Mohawlc Crash Rescue Procedures
(Color 19 Min 1968)
Safety procedures related to
gaining access to cockpit, proper
removal of occupants, and special
handling of injured victims.
TF 55-3955 Logistics Over the Shore
(B&W 30 Min 1968)
Shows how a transportation
service company (TTSC) recon-
noiters, plans, organizes, and op-
erates a lots beach terminal under
typical conditions, employing stand-
ard concepts and doctrine for lots
resupply operations.
TF 55-3998 Winch Characteristics Electric, Hydraulic
and Steam
(B&W 25 Min 1969)
Characteristics, preoperation
checks and preparations, and op-
eration of the two-speed steam
winch, unit-type electric winch, and
hydraulic winch used in military
stevedoring. Advantages and limi-
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tations of each type are pointed
out.
TF 55-4046 The LARC XV -Part l-Land Characteriitics
(B&W 30 Min 1969)
Characteristics, cargo capacity,
and operation on various types of
terrain; methods used for unload-
ing cargo, ramp operation, and pre-
operational checks and prepara-
tions.
TF 55-4047 The LARC XV-Port II Water Characteristics
(B&W 21 Min 1969)
Construction features related
to water operation, preparations for
marine drive, water operations,
and changeover from marine drive
to land operation.
TF 55-4048 The LARC XV-Part Ill-Maintenance
(B&W 32 Min 1969)
Preventive maintenance per-
formed by the operator and crew-
man: preoperational checks in the
parking area, at halt checks in the
cargo area, and after operation
checks in the parking area.
TF 55-4066 Unit Movement by Air-Part VII-
Dangerous Cargo
(Color 23 Min 1969)
Introduces the basic principles
and practices for the safe hand-
ling of dangerous cargo belonging
to a unit preparing for airlift.
TF 55-4067 Unit Movement by Air-Part VIII-Aeriol
Port Operations
(B&W 16 Min 1969)
Describes activities of the
Army and Air Force Task Force
elements as they affect a unit un-
dergoing an air move: departure
airfield control group, arrival
airfield control group, air lift con-
trol element, and the aerial port
squadron.
TF 55-4097 Aircraft Maintenance Units in the Field
Army
(B&W 22 Min 1969)
Describes the organization and
functions of the transportation air-
craft maintenance company, trans-
portation aircraft direct support
company, and transportation air-
craft general support company.
TF 55-4098 Ocean Terminal Operations and
Management
(Color 42 Min 1971)
Describes functions of military
traffic management and terminal
service and the military sea trans-
port service. Shows movement of
cargo and flow of paperwork.
TF 55-4167 The Safe Military Vehicle Operator-
Part I Pre-Operation Maintenance
and Loading
(B&W 17 Min 1971)
Demonstrates pre-operative in-
spection of military vehicles; cov-
ers forms and publications needed
and the physical inspection.
TF 55-4168 The Safe Military Vehicle Operator-
Part II Normal Driving
(B&W 15 Min 1971)
Presents guidelines for safe
driving; covers pulling out, back-
ing up, following, passing, brak-
ing, stopping, taking curves, safe
speeds, and hazards of secondary
roads.
TF 55-4171 Military Stevedoring-Part Il-Slings
and Bridles
(B&W 20 Min 1971)
Shows several types of slings
and bridles and their uses; em-
phasizes the importance of using
the right equipment for the job.
TF 55-4172 Military Stevedoring-Part VIII-Rigging
Expedients for Heavy Lifts
(Color 24 Min 1971)
Shows several methods for
doubling up standard riggings in
such a way that they have a capa-
bility for lifting heavier loads than
one set alone.
TF 55-4178 Organized Military Motor Movements-
Part II Convoy Planning
(Color 13 Min 1970)
Describes aids to planning a
successful road convoy, including
map reconnaissance, strip maps,
and road movement graphs and
tables.
TF 55-4179 Organized Military Motor Movements-
Part III Highway Regulation
(B&W 11 Min 1971)
Shows methods of regulating a
motor movement. Describes highway
traffic headquarters, highway regu-
lation points, and critical time and
point graph.
TF 55-4219 Helicopter Ground Signals
(B&W 15 Min 1971)
Demonstrates hand signals for
use by ground crews in guiding
helicopters, both day and night.
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TF 55-4239 U21 (UTE) Wing Removal and Replacement
(Color 16 Min 1971)
Demonstrates proper method of
removing and installing the out-
board wings on the U21 aircraft.
TF 55-4240 U21 (UTE) Landing Gear Removal and Re-
placement
(Color 24 Min 1971)
Demonstrates proper method of
removing, inspecting, installing and
servicing the landing gear of the
U21 aircraft.
TF 55-4247 Truck, Utility, 1/4 Ton M151A2-
Characteristics and Handling
(Color 18 Min 1971)
Gives important points in the
operation of the M151A2 utility
truck, and demonstrates the differ-
ent uses of the truck.
TF 55-4251 Aircraft Engine Diagnostic Equipment-
Part I Vibration Meter
(B&W 31 Min 1971)
Describes components and con-
trols of the kit, and demonstrates
the operation of the meter.
TF 55-4252 CH54 TARHE (Flying Crane)-Load
Operations
(B&W 24 Min 1972)
Demonstrates preparation of
loads for single- and four-point hook-
ups, and internal loading using the
aircraft's removable pod.
TF 55-4253 CH47 Chinook Load Operation
(B&W 18 Min 1972)
Demonstrated methods for pre-
paring loads for the CH47 heli-
copter; troop boarding, loading and
lashing supplies inside the craft,
and preparing external loads.
TF 55-4254 Strobex Blade Tracking-CH-47 Chinook
(B&W 16 Min 1971)
Shows the components, instal-
lation, and operation of the strobex
unit for measuring, recording, and
adjusting the blade tip path plane
of the Chinook helicopter.
TF 55-4257 Fiberglass Repairs
(B&W 22 Min 1972)
Demonstrates methods of re-
pairing damage to fiberglass com-
ponents of any equipment; shows
how to patch solid and honeycomb
sandwich panels, and illustrates
safety precautions.
TF 55-4259
TF 55-4262
TF 55-4267
TF 55-4273
TF 55-4274
TF 55-4275
Automotive Preventive Maintenance-
Part I Before Operation
(B&W 10 Min 1972)
Demonstrates checks and ser-
vices which should be made before
any automotive vehicle is operated.
Automotive Preventive Maintenance-
Port II During Operation (HALT)
(B&W 6 Min 1972)
Shows the walkaround inspec-
tion of an automobile while halted
during a trip; also describes sights,
smells, and sounds of trouble during
operation.
Unit Movement by Air Part IX Shoring
(B&W 10 Min 1971)
Demonstrates purposes and
methods of shoring in aircraft; in-
cludes sleeper, rolling, parking, and
bridge shoring.
Ships Cargo Handling Gear: Nomenclature
(B&W 12 Min 1972)
Describes the common items of
standing rigging, running rigging,
and deck fitting, used to handle
cargo aboard cargo ships.
Transportation Cargo Documentation
(B&W 23 Min 1972)
Describes the forms which pro-
vide control and accountability for
cargo while en route from its source
to its final destination; outlines
MILSTRIP and MILSTAMP.
T53-L-11 Gas Turbine Engine Storage
and Preservation
(B&W 23 Min 1971)
Shows procedures for a heli-
copter engine mechanic to put the
engine in storage when the aircraft
will not be flown for a period of
time.
Roll On/ Roll Off
(B&W 25 Min 1972)
Describes the concept of the
'Ocean Ferry' and demonstrates
some procedures used in loading,
off-loading, and transporting ve-
hicles aboard these ships.
Transportation Motor Pool
(B&W 15 Min 1972)
Describes the organization and
functions of the transportation
motor pool in providing services
concerned with commercial vehicles
for on-highway use.
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TF 55-4286 Stevedoring-Hatchcovors TF 55-4303
(B&W 19 Min 1972)
Shows procedures for opening
and closing cargo ship hatchcovers,
including boards and beams, pon-
toon, quick opening, and hydraulic
covers.
TF 55-4287 Rigging of the Seattle Hatch Tont
(B&W 15 Min 1972) TF 55-4354
Shows procedure for putting
up and using the Seattle hatch
tent, which protects a ship's cargo
from inclement weather during
loading and unloading from an open
hatch.
The Hardened Vehicle Concept in Convoy
Defense
(Color 29 Min 1972)
Demonstrates preparation of
gun trucks and jeeps for defense
against ambush, and shows planning
and actions used to deter or counter
an ambush.
Containerize tion
(B&W 16 16 Min 1972)
Presents an overall view of the
containerization concept ; advant-
ages, types of containers, stuffing,
loading, management, storage, and
requirements for a terminal facility.
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FB 55-232 Summer Movements in the Arctic
(B&W 15 Min 1950)
Terrain features of arctic and
subarctic regions; problems of
movement camping, and survival;
use of various vehicles.
FB 55-236 Cycloidal and Hydraulic Jet Propulsion
(B&W 11 Min 1950)
Principles and use of cycloidal
and hydraulic propelled vessels; cy-
cloidal propelled vessel contrasted
with conventional type.
FB 55-270 Steam Locomotive Firing
(B&W 12 Min 1953)
Illustrates the procedure for
dropping old fire and putting on
new fire in a steam locomotive.
FB 55-271 The Locomotive Air Brake System
(B&W 14 Min 1953)
Discusses the location and func-
tion of each component part, em-
phasizing importance of keeping the
air brake system in good operating
condition.
FB 55-286 Icecap I
(B&W 30 Min 1953)
The story of the army trans-
portation corps expendition across
the greenland icecap in the spring
and summer 1952.
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MF 55-1135 Rolling the Rhine
(B&W 10 Min 1945)
The important role of trucks
in maintaining supply lines in ETO
during World War II.
MF 55-5266 Ifs Your Move
(Color 46 Min on 2 Reels 1967)
Teaches army personnel and
their dependents their rights and
responsibilities when making a move
of household goods from one mili-
tary station to another.
MF 55-7948 The Army Transportation Corps
(B&W 27 Min 1953)
Story of the Army TC, covering
its history, responsibilities, train-
ing program, and current operations
at POE's, Korea and Europe.
MF 55-7952 Transportation Corps Operations SUNAC
(B&W 27 Min 1953)
Depicts activities of 373d trans-
portation unit during its mission
in the arctic area to deliver cargoes
in support of North Atlantic com-
mand.
MF 55-8044 Navigation-Charts
(B&W 15 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Meaning, advantages, and limi-
tations of Mercator, Gnomonic, and
Lambert conformal projections.
MF 55-8045 Dead Reckoning
(B&W 40 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Develops basic plan of mark
3 board; plots in geographic posi-
tion and solution of wind problem.
MF 55-8046 Navigation Piloting (Surface)
(B&W 18 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Stresses importance of accurate
piloting; use of the bearing circle,
compass repeater, and alidade in
securing bearings.
MF 55-8047 Navigation Fog Piloting (Surface)
(B&W 23 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Illustrates the charting of
courses with positions judged by
fathometers, radio directional bear-
ings, and the diaphone.
MF 55-8048 Rules of the Nautical Road-The 'Halifax'
Incident
(B&W 26 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how the 'Halifax Dis-
aster' was caused by misinterpreta-
tion of a ship's whistle signal.
MF 55-8049 Rules of the Nautical Road-Meeting
Steam Vessels
(B&W 17 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Gives five examples of steam
vessels meeting on high seas proper
whistle signals for each situation
how to figure turn of vessel.
MF 55-8050 Rules of the Nautical Road-Overtaking
Situation
(B&W 15 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Use of whistle signals on high
seas and inland waters when over-
taking application of the rules for
overtaking vessels.
MF 55-8051 Rules of the Nautical Road-Crossing
Steam Vessels
(B&W 15 Min 1952)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Definition of crossing general
rules for international and inland
waters; use of whistle signals in
crossing.
MF 55-8150 A Day in Court
(B&W 32 Min 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the problem of traffic
safety as a matter of the gravest
national importance and the individ-
ual driver's responsiblity.
MF 558158 Helicopter Orientation Introduction to
Rotary Wing Flight
(B&W 28 Min 1953)
Aerodynamic principles govern-
ing rotary wing flight; primary
functions of machine vertical flight,
horizontal flight and directional
control.
MF 55-8243 Tractor Sled Operations (Icecap II)
(Color 10 Min 1954)
Tests conducted by TC in sum-
mer, 1953, to determine practicality
of hauling heavy tonnages over
Greenland Icecap.
MF 55-8245 Icecap II
(B&W 28 Min 1954)
Story of the Army Transporta-
tion Corps expedition across the
Greenland Icecap in 1953.
MF 55-8458 Amphibious Warfare, the LCVP-Part II-
Boat Handling
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MF 55 Transportation
(B&W 19 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Demonstration of equipment
checks, before starting engine checks,
and gear checks are demonstrated.
All phases of boat handling and
securing are explained.
MF 558460 Lookout Training Your Importance
(B&W 4 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Explanation of lookout's duties,
stressing importance of constant
vigilance and immediate report (con-
tact first, then f ollowup) .
MF 558461 Lookout Training Bearings
(B&W 4 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Procedure for determining re-
lative bearings from line of ships
course is discussed and demonstrat-
ed with models. Explain correct
terminology.
MF 55-8462 Lookout Training Lookout
(B&W 23 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Sky, horizon and surface search ;
estimation of relative bearing and
position angle; care of binoculars.
MF 55-8463 Navigation The Earth
(B&W 20 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Poles, great circles, parallels,
meridians, longitude, latitude, nau-
tical mile and departure.
MF 55-8464 Navigation Nautical Astronomy
(B&W 18 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
By animation shows how the
celestial coordinates are placed in
relation to earth. Describes use of
declination, zenith point, NADIR
line, etc.
MF 55-8465 The Gyro Compass Principles of the
Gyroscope
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Principles of gyroscope; shows
three degrees of freedom of gyro-
scope; further study of precession,
rigidity, and apparent rotation.
MF 55-8466 The Gyro Compass The Gryoscope and
the Earth's Rotation
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
How a simple gyroscope be-
comes a gyro compass; principles
of rigidity and precession, and ap-
parent rotation and gravity.
MF 55-8467 The Gyro Compass The Gyroscope and
Gravitation
(B&W 12 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Theory and operation of pendu-
lous and mercury ballistic type
compasses; effect of gravity upon
gyroscope.
MF 558468 The Gyro Compass The Gyro Becomes a
Compass
(B&W 15 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Why gyro turns toward meri-
dian; how its motion is damped;
how it is kept on meridian.
MF 558469 The Gyro Compass The Compass Systems
(B&W 16 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Five major assemblies of a
Sperry Mark 14 gyro compass; op-
eration of followup and repeater
systems.
MF 55-8470 Officer of the Deck at Sea Part I
(B&W 26 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
For officer indoctrinees and
midshipmen information. Routine
and unusual incidents, e.g., man
overboard and near collision.
MF 55-8471 Officer of the Deck in Port Part II
(B&W 29 Min 1956)
(Adopted Navy Film)
General survey of the duties
of the O.D., J.O.D. and members of
the watch while anchored in port.
MF 55-8473 Handling, Stowing and Transportation of
Explosives as Cargo on Board
Merchant Vessels
(B&W 63 Min 1956)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Loading capacity and stowage
facilities of vessel; equipment used
to load unload explosives.
MF 55-8474 Damage Control Investigation to Damage
(Color 18 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows damage control organiza-
tion and emphasizes importance of
careful investigation and reporting.
MF 55-8475 Damage Control Elements of Stability
in Ships
(B&W 37 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
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Employs miniature hull in glass
tank filled with water to explain
principle of buoyancy and gravity;
effects of loading on stability; period
of roll of ship.
MF 55-8478 Painting Ships Bottoms Sandblasting
(Color 10 Min 1956)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Continuous or intermittent sand-
blast equipment, how it is set up
and used; and how operator is cloth-
ed during operation.
MF 55-8479 Painting Ships Bottoms Hot and Cold
Plastic Antifouling Paint
(Color 10 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Discusses and illustrates: paint-
ing ships bottoms with hot and cold
plastic antifouling paints; good con-
ditions for painting; preparation of
paint, safety.
MF 55-8481 Handling a Lifeboat Under Oars-
RowingPart I
(B&W 12 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows proper wrist and body
movements in rowing; points out
four phases of a complete stroke.
MF 55-8482 Handling a Lifeboat Under Oars-
CommandsPart II
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Explains commands pertinent
to handling lifeboat under oars
shows proper stance for coxswain
and men.
MF 55-8483 Shipbuilding Skills-Nomenclature of
Ships Fundamentals
(B&W 20 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows elementary ship's direc-
tory; explains base, center, water,
buttock and frame lines. Study of
ship's structure.
MF 55-8484 Shipbuilding Skills-Ship's Blueprints Basic
(B&W 21 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Explains and illustrates steel
structural elements used in ship-
building; shows how they are de-
picted on a blueprint.
MF 55-8485 Shipbuilding Skills-The Shipfitter-Lifting
Templates for a Foundation
(B&W 23 Min 1956)
(Adopted Navy Film)
How to lift a template within
ship's hull ; how to transfer shape
of hull by use of measurements and *
cardboard.
MF 55-8486 Shipbuilding Skills-Shipfttter-Simple
Foundation Part II
(B&W 16 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how layout man develops
job from the templates; use of
shears, burning torch, cold press
and punch.
MF 55-8487 Shipbuilding Skills Coppersmith Flaring
and Reducing
(B&W 18 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Flaring and reducing tubing;
annealing, bumping, cleaning and
finishing; shaping of copper pipes
(by hand methods).
MF 55-8488 Shipbuilding Skills-Blacksmith-Calculating
and Bending Rings and Links
(B&W 21 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Linear calculation of stock;
forming of rings and links; forge
welding; use of hand tools.
MF 55-8489 Safety in Navy Yards
(B&W 16 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Danger in not wearing safety
apparel, safety rules for traffic,
lifting, welding, etc.
MF 55-8522 Shrinking and Stretching Angles
(B&W 15 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Use of V-block; crimping pliers;
crimping hammer, and special forms
to stretch and shrink metal to desir-
ed shape.
MF 55-8523 Sheet Metal Hand Method of Forming
(B&W 20 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Metal bumping on stakes, dol-
lies, sand bag, bumping mold, and
bending block.
MF 55-8524 Rotary Machines
(B&W 20 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Operation and care; how to
bead, flange and crimp sheet metals.
MF 55-8525 Machine Methods of Forming Sheet Metal
(B&W 20 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
How to curve sheet metal and
shape curved parts.
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MF 55-8535
MF 55-8536
MF 55-8538
MF 55-8526 Bar Folder MF 55-8534
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Adjustments and parts; use in
making flanges and hems.
MF 55-8527 Ths Diesel Engine Scavenging and Super
Charging
(B&W 16 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Operation of 2-stroke cycle,
single and double acting engines
and opposed engine; scavenging
and super charging air.
MF 55-8528 Diesel Engine Governors GM Series 71
(B&W 12 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Operation of main governor as-
semblies; action through low, inter-
mediate, and high speed ranges.
MF 55-8529 Diesel Lubrication and Cooling Systems
GM 71 Series MF 55-8537
(B&W 12 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
How oil courses through and
lubricates each component part; ac-
tion of ventilation system.
MF 55-8530 Diesel Engine Fuel Systems
(B&W 39 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Basic structure; operation of
injectors and fuel pumps; examina-
tion of air injector, Bosch, GM and
Excello equipment.
MF 55-8531 Cooper Bessmer Diesel Engine Fuel
Injection Systems
(B&W 14 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Operation of fuel injection sys-
tem; examination of fuel pump; fuel j^p 55-8540
delivery and pressure.
MF 55-8532 Progressive Maintenance Diesel Propulsion
Engine
(B&W 17 Min 1956)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Disassembly of main bearing,
inspection and cleaning of bearing
shells, reassembly of bearing. MF 55-8541
MF 55-8533 Gray Marine Diesel Goes to War
(B&W 14 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Twenty-two step procedure for
starting new engine or after and
inactive period of a week.
MF 55-8539
Gray Marine Diesel Go-s to War Service
and Maintenance
(B&W 25 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Service and maintenance after
10, 20, 50, 150, 250 and 1,000
hours of continuous running.
Gray Marine Diesel GM Unit Injector-
Removal and Replacement
(B&W 12 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Removal of defective injector;
replacement with spare; timing and
equalizing.
Gray Marine Diesel GM Unit Injector-
Cleaning and Repairing
(B&W 25 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Disassembly, cleaning, inspect-
ing and repair of injector and check
valve popping injector test.
Making a Wire Template
(B&W 19 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Full scale drawing and proced-
ures for bending template.
Making a Hot Bend
(B&W 19 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Complete process, from select-
ing pipe and packing with sand, to
heating and bending.
General Motors Diesel Engine Unit
Injector Maintenance
(B&W 18 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Disassembly, cleaning and in-
spection of parts; lapping of check
valves.
General Motors Diesel Engine Unit
Injectors Disassembly and Assembly
Model 778
(B&W 18 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Disassembly and reassembly pro-
cedures: timing of rack; testing
assembled injector.
General Motors 16-278 A Diesel Engine-
Disassembly
(B&W 35 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Inspection of blower rotors and
pistons; removal of heads of wear
ridge, connecting rod bearing; pull-
ing of one piston.
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MF 55-8542 General Motors 16-278 A Diesel Engine-
Bearings
(B&W 10 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Removal of main bearing; in-
spection, 'miking' and installation
of bearing shells.
MF 55-8543 General Motors 16-278 A Diesel Engine-
Part I Reassembly
(B&W 22 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Installation of liner, piston as-
sembly, cylinder head and rocker
level assembly.
MF 55-8544 General Motors 16-278 A Diesel Engine-
Part II Reassembly Head
(B&W 26 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Installation of injector and con-
trols, valve bridges and rocker
shaft; assembly and timing of in-
jector and exhaust.
MF 55-8545 General Motors 16-278A Diesel Engine-
Part (-Bench Work
(B&W 12 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Removal of valves, over speed
trip assembly, transfer block and
check valve.
MF 55-8546 General Motors 16-278A Diesel Engine-
Part Il-Bench Work
(B&W 19 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Cleaning and inspecting head;
'miking' guides and valves; resur-
facing and lapping valves.
MF 55-8547 General Motors 16-278A Diesel Engine-
Part Ill-Bench Work
(B&W 12 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Installation of valves, over
speed trip transfer block; testing
valve and relief valve assembly;
starting air check valve.
MF 55-8548 General Motors 16-278 A Diesel Engine-
Part IV-Bench Work
(B&W 26 Min 1956)
(Adpoted Navy Film)
Disassembly of piston assembly
inspection and miking of piston
components, checking ring clear-
ance, reassembly of piston and rod,
and inspection: miking of liner.
MF 55-8549 Servicing the Zero Lash Valve Adjusters
in Diesel Engines
(B&W 37 Min 1955)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Operation, maintenance and re-
pair of valve.
MF 55-8631 Motor March Discipline
(B&W 43 Min 1956)
Normal column, dispersed col-
umn and packet methods of motor
march in day light; types of move-
ment at night; details of move us-
ing packet method.
MF 55-8769 Safe Driving in Bad Weather-Part I-
Light Vehicles
(B&W 17 Min 1957)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Rules and proper techniques
for driving in rain, snow and ice,
on level, curved and sloping roads
winter driving aids and precautions.
MF 55-8770 Safe Driving in Bad Weather-Part II-
Trucks and Tractor-Trailer
(B&W 15 Min 1957)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Rules and proper techniques
for driving in bad weather, on level
and inclined terrain winter driv-
ing equipment prevention and cor-
rection of skids.
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FS 55 Transportation
FS 55-30 Aircraft Carburetors
(Color 92 FR 1956)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Classifications ; operating prin-
ciples of various types; idling mix-
ture and idling speed adjustment;
inspection procedures; preparation
for storage and installation.
303
TG 55 Transportation
TG 55-1 Truck Loading Right and Wrong TG 55-3-2
(B&W 6 FR 1956)
Illustrates the right and wrong
ways of lashing a load and distribut-
ing the payload on trucks and
tractor-trailers.
TG 55-3-3
TG 55-4-1
TG 5521 Loading, Blocking, and Bracing Military
Vehicles on Railroad Cars
(Color 12 FR 1971)
Illustrates the proper methods
of loading, clocking and bracing sev-
eral types of military vehicles on
wooden deck railway flatcars.
G 55-3-1 Speedometer Decal With Kilometers for
Overseas Use
T 55-3-1 Drivers' Traffic Safety Education
(Color 35 Fr 1965)
Course material consists of (A) TG 55-4-2
program of instruction, (B) in-
structor's guide book, (C) set of 35
color transparencies showing num-
erous traffic safety situations and
proper driving techniques for each.
Transportation Driving Tips
(Color 15 FR 1971)
Use situation illustrations to
show good and bad driving habits.
Includes curves, hills, intersections,
lane driving, convoy procedures,
passing techniques, and night
driving.
Loading and Lashing Cargo on Military
Vehicles
(B&W 8 FR 1971)
Crash-Rescue Procedures OV-1 Mohawk
(Color 13 FR 1968)
Illustrates the procedures for
cockpit access, safetying seat cock-
pit deactivation, proper removal of
occupant, and handling the fire ex-
tinguisher access areas of a crashed
Mohawk.
Helicopter External Lift and Signals
(B&W 27 FR 1968)
Illustrates the helicopter exter-
nal lift hand signals during hookup,
takeoff, hover, approach, and land-
ing.
304
43. 57-Series; Airborne
MF 57-5201
Free Fall Safety Procedures
(Color 19 Min 1966)
MF 57 Airborne
Packing and wearing parachute
equipment; proper parachute tech-
niques landing on land and water,
jumping with a static line, and ex-
ecuting free fall jumps.
305
MF 60 Amphibious Operations
44. 60-Series; Amphibious Operations
MF 60-5238 Amphibious Operations Planning and
Command Relationships
(Color 37 Min 1967)
(FilmisFOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how the amphibious task
force commander and landing force
commander carry out concurrent
and parallel planning, organize staff
work, and coordinate all elements
for an amphibious assault operation.
MF 60-5239 Amphibious Operations Intelligence
(Color 31 Min 1968)
(FilmisFOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how intelligence informa-
tion is gathered and disseminated
during the planning and execution
of an amphibious landing.
MF 605240 Amphibious Operations Logistics:
Preparing for the Assault
(Color 25 Min 1967)
(FilmisFOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows what planning is requir-
ed by task force and landing force
commanders' staffs in computing
logistic requirements to support am-
phibious operations covering the 4
categories: supply, medical support,
transportation, and service support.
MF 60-5241 Amphibious Operations Logistics: The
Assault
(Color 22 Min 1967)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how equipment and sup-
plies are transferred from ships to
landing beach during an assault;
how logistical facilities are establish-
ed inland to support ground troops;
and how logistical support is provid-
ed by shore and helicopter support
teams.
MF 60-5242 Amphibious Operations The Ship-to-Shore
Movement
(Color 26 Min 1967)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how a ship-to-shore
movement of a landing force is plan-
ned and executed. Focus is placed
on basic organization, sequence of
movement, and logistical problems
involved in waterborne and heliborne
ship-to-shore movements.
MF 605243 Amphibious Operations Communications:
Preparing for ths Assault
(Color 16 Min 1967)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the dual planning re-
sponsibilities of the communications
officers of the amphibious task force
and the landing force in preparing
for an assault, pointing up the com-
munications problems considered
during planning, embarkation, re-
hearsal and movement phases up to
H-hour.
MF 605244 Amphibious Operations Communications:
The Assault
(Color 22 Min 1967)
(FilmisFOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how communications are
established, utilized, and expanded
during an assault, focusing on com-
munications for: ship-to-shore move-
ment, coordination of close air and
naval fire support, and troop logis-
tical support.
MF 605354 Amphibious Operations Ship-to-Shore
Boat Group Tactics
(Color 21 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the organization,
planning, and tactics used by the
boat group in executing a ship-to-
shore movement of men and equip-
ment in enemy territory as part of
a division wing strength landing
force.
MF 60-5355 Amphibious Operations Supporting Arms
Coordination
(Color 27 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes how naval, air, and
artillery fire support is coordinated
during the planning and execution
of an amphibious assault. Organiza-
tion and missions of SACC, FSCC,
TACC, TADC, DASC, and TAOC
are discussed.
MF 60-5356 Amphibious Operations The Battalion
Landing Team in the Surface Assault
(Color 25 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Depicts the planning and execu-
tion of a surface assault at the
battalion landing team level, as part
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MF 60-5358
MF 60-5359
MF 60-5360
MF 60-5361
MF 60-5363
MF 60-5364
of a division wing strength landing
force.
Amphibious Operations the Shore Party
(Color 25 Min 1969) MF 60-5362
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the organization, plan-
ning, and tactics used by a task
organized shore party to facilitate
movement of men. equipment, and
supplies across the beach in enemy
territory, as part of a division wing
strength landing force.
Amphibious Operations the Ship-to-Shore
Surface Assault
(Color 25 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the planning and
execution of the ship-to-shore sur-
face assault by a marine landing
force of division wing strength, high-
lighting the coordinated action of
the naval transport team and bat-
talion landing team.
Amphibious Operations the Ship-to-Shore
Helicopterborne Assault
(Color 29 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the organization, plan-
ning, and execution of the ship-to-
shore helicopterborne assault at the
battalion landing team level, with
particular focus on how communica-
tion nets are used during lift, land-
ing, and combat phases.
Amphibious Operations Artillery Planning MF 60-5365
and Employment
(Color 15 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the formulation and
elements of the artillery support
plan, organization for embarkation
and ship-to-shore movement of artil-
lery units and equipment, establish-
ment of artillery position and mass-
ing of fire on targets.
Amphibious Operations Air and Naval
Gunfire Liaison Company, Organization MF 605366
and Functions
(Color 20 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the organization and
functions of a USMC air and naval
gunfire liaison company in support
of a US Army or allied division
in an amphibious assault.
Amphibious Operations Embarkation-
Combat Loading Planning
(Color 20 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how a combat loading
plan in support of an amphibious
assault is developed at the ship
and embarkation team level.
Amphibious Operations Embarkation,
Combat Loading of Amphibious Ships
(Color 16 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Depicts the plans, equipment,
and techniques used by the embarka-
tion team to load men, equipment,
and supplies of a marine division
and marine air wing embarked for
an amphibious assault on enemy
positions.
Amphibious Operations the LST 1173
Class Description, Beaching and
Retraction
(Color 27 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the characteristics,
capability, and operation of the LST
1173 used to land troops and sup-
plies on enemy held beaches. High-
lighted are the planning and execu-
tion of beaching, retraction, and
causeway operations.
Amphibious Operations the Landing Craft
Vehicle-Personnel (LCVP)-Description
and Operation
(Color 22 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the characteristics,
capability, and operation of the
LCVP, the smallest of the general
purpose landing craft. Highlighted
are: casting off and approaching a
pier, ship-to-shore movement, beach-
ing and retracting.
Amphibious Operations the Landing Craft
Mechanized MK-6 (LCM-o), Description
and Operation
(Color 25 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Describes the characteristics,
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MF 60-5367
capabilities, and techniques of oper-
ating- the multipurpose landing
craft, LCM-6. Highlighted are the
procedures for clearing, maneuver-
ing, and beaching the craft.
Amphibious Operations Waterproofing
Landing Force Communications
Equipment
(Color 22 Min 1969)
(Film is FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Shows how landing force radios
and associated test equipment, tools,
and spare parts are waterproofed
to withstand the hazards of mois-
ture and shock during amphibious
operations.
308
45. 61 -Series; Supervision, Office
Operations, Management, ADP
TF 61-1771 Production Control Part I
(B&W 11 Min 1952)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How management regulates pro-
duction output to meet fluctuating
product requirements routing,
scheduling, dispatching, and follow-
up.
TF 61-1772 Production Control Part II
TF 61 Supervision, Office Operations, Management, ADP
(B&W 11 Min 1952)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Emphasizes scheduling, dis-
patching, and followup; use of
master and shop schedules; dis-
patching in centralized and decen-
tralized forms.
TF 61-3291 Performance Counseling (Commissioned
Officers)
(B&W 21 Min 1963)
Aimed at senior officers value
and helpful guidelines for effective
performance counseling benefits of
non-directive method of counseling.
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MF 61-5233E
MF 61-1093 For Safety's Sake
(B&W 15 Min-^1944)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Safe handling of portable power
tools.
MF 61-1165 Another Snowball Conference MF 61-5233B
(B&W 10 Min 1945)
Elimination of unnecessary con-
ferences results in constructive ac-
tion.
MF 61-1432 Maintaining Good Working Conditions
(B&W 9 Min 1948) MF 61-5233C
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Increased production and better
satisfied workers result from im-
proved working conditions.
MF 61-5006 The Managerial Grid
(B&W 34 Min 1964) MF 61-5233D
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lecture by Dr. R. Blake on the
different approaches to management,
and how they relate to creativity,
commitment and conflict.
MF 61-5024 Manager Wanted
(B&W 27 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Points out to managers to qual-
ities necessary for effective handling
of subordinates so that they can
grow in the company.
MF 61-5139 The Way I See It (Supervision)
(B&W 23 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Portrays a conflict between a
supervisor and employee to point up
the problem of human perception in
evaluating situations and other
peoples' views.
MF 61-5211 The New Truck Dilemma (Supervision)
(Color 21 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lecture by Dr. Norman R. F.
Maier, University of Michigan, on
decision making process, and its im-
portance for effective supervision.
MF 61-5217 Something to Work For (Supervision)
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Role of managers as motivators
of people principles and problems
of motivation good supervision as
key to effective motivation.
MF 61-5233A Avoiding Communication Breakdown MF 615279
(Color 24 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
MF 61-5269
MF 61-5278
Lecture by Dr. David K. Berlo,
Chairman, Department of Communi-
cations, Michigan State University,
on principal causes for and how to
avoid communication breakdown.
Meanings Are in People
(Color 22 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Fundamentals of communication
and how to get the message through
to subordinates.
Communication Feedback
(Color 22 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How communication feedback is
provided, and how it can be used
for successful management.
Changing Attitudes Through
Communication
(Color 23 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How people resist change, and
how the manager can recognize and
cope with employee resistance.
Communicating Management's Point
of View
(Color 23 Min 1966)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How the manager can develop
and apply the art of persuasive
communication.
The Extra Step
(Color 32 Min 1967)
(Adopted CSC Film)
Film is addressed to govern-
ment employees serving the public,
particularly via the telephone
media. Undesirable and desirable
telephone service is portrayed to
show how it affects government ef-
ficiency and creates impressions on
the public. Professional, courteous
service is stressed.
Everybody's Prejudiced (Equal
Opportunity)
(B&W 20 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Examines the different forms
of prejudice and their impact on
society: prejudice based on past
experience, on 'good authority,' on
assumption, and on emotion.
Who Can Help Harry?
(Army's Position Management
Program )
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MF 61 Supervision, Office Operations, Management, ADP
(Color 20 Min 1968)
The story of Harry, a represen-
tative manager, who is faced with
the inevitable consequence of un-
planned organizational growth,
points up the need to apply the
army's position management pro-
gram to assure sound management
of civilian positions.
MF 61-5326 The Rating of Time Studies
(Silent B&W 8 Reels, 84 Min
Total 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Depicts 24 typical manufactur-
ing and clerical operations. Each
reel presents 3 operations perform-
ed at 5 different speeds for evalua-
tion purposes.
MF 61-5327 The Rating of Time Studiss-Offlce Work
Operations
(Silent B&W 4 Reels, 35 Min
Total 1967)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Depicts 12 typical office work
operations. Each reel presents 3
operations performed at 5 different
speeds for evaluation purposes.
MF 61-5338 "You're Coming Along Fine."
(Performance Appraisal)
(Color 23 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A performance appraisal case
study illustrates the appraisal pro-
cess and the human interaction be-
tween employees and managers, and
underscores the need for honest and
effective evaluation.
MF 61-5341 The Anatomy of a Presentation
(Color 36 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Techniques for planning, pre-
paring, and delivering an effective
presentation at a committee, staff,
or board meeting.
MF 61-5342 The Heritage of the Uncommon Man
(Color 28 Min 1968)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A lecture by J. Lewis Powell,
management consultant, on the qual-
ities of 'the uncommon man,' The
potentially successful individual
who turns opportunity into achieve-
ment.
MF 61-5349 Work Measurement Works
(B&W 23 Min 1969)
Work measurement in action il-
lustrates the value of the program
in four areas : improving work meth-
ods, scheduling and controlling
work, determining productivity,
and forecasting resource require-
ments.
MF 61-5516 What a Wonderful World it Would Be
(Zero Defects)
(Color 25 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes the story of an au-
tomobile factory worker who awak-
ens to the value of a zero defects
attitude on the job as a result of a
personal tragedy.
MF 61-5517 Sauce for the Gander (Zero Defects)
(Color 25 Min 1970)
(Adopted Navy Film)
A supervisor, who expects per-
fection from others, examines his
own attitudes towards his work and
realizes that the zero defects con-
cept also applies to him.
MF 61-5519 The Necessary Worker (Work
Simplification)
(Color 11 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
This film illustrates the applica-
tion and results of the work simpli-
fication process in an inventory rec-
ords office.
MF 61-5520 Perceptive Management (Work
Simplification)
(Color 11 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Reviews the history and prin-
ciples of the work simplification pro-
cess; and presents examples of in-
dustrial work simplification improve-
ments as they occurred in a large
company.
MF 61-5521 The Work Distribution Chart (Work
Simplification)
(Color 16 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
This film describes the prepara-
tion and application of the work dis-
tribution chart in the work sim-
plification program.
MF 61-5526 There is No End to Improvement
(Work Simplification)
(Color 19 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
This film shows how an aircraft
company applied the principles of
work simplification to achieve pro-
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MF 61-5592
duction improvements in rocket tube
assembly.
MF 61-5529A The Effective Executive Series-
Managing Time
(Color 23 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 61-5588
Mr. Peter F. Drucker, manage-
ment consultant, lectures on the im-
portance of knowing where the time
goes, and using the time for the
things that really matter, to achieve
effective executive performance.
MF 61-55298 The Effective Executive Seriss-What MF 61-5591
Can I Contribute?
(Color 23 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lecture on the responsibility of
the new executive to gain the under-
standing of his subordinates, and
contribute to the performance and
results of the company.
MF 61-5529C The Effective Executive Series Focus on
Tomorrow
(Color 21 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lecture on the problem of al-
locating resources and the import-
ance of investing resources for fu-
ture company growth.
MF 61-5529D The Effective Executive Saries-Effectiv*
Decisions
(Color 23 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lecture on the considerations
and procedure that should be ap-
plied by executives for effective de-
cision-making.
MF 61-5529E The Effective Executive Series-Staffing MF 61-5613
for Strength
(Color 26 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lecture on how the executive
should utilize manpower to make
strength productive and weakness
irrelevant.
MF 61-5535 A Case of Insubordination?
(Color 20 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Three versions of a typical MF 61-5614
grievance-arbitration case are enact-
ed to show the influence of per-
ceptual factors on supervisory-sub-
ordinate relations.
MF 61-5587 Executive Order 11491 (Labor Relations
in US Government)
(Color 25 Min 1971)
MF 61-5612
Describes the history and pre- t
sent state of labor-management re- \
lations in the Federal Government;
stresses the contribution of execu-
tive order 11491.
Opportunity for a Lifetime
(Color 29 Min 1971)
Describes the army's civilian
career management program through
the viewpoint of a career employee
who has become a top manager
through the program.
Charles Babbage the Magnificient Failure
(Computers)
(B&W 23 Min 1971)
Outlines the attempt of Charles
Babbage to design and produce a
computation machine in the nine-
teenth century.
Those Magnificent Men and Their
Punchcard Machines
(Computers)
(B&W 20 Min 1971)
Traces the history of data pro-
cessing machines from the invention
of the punchcard in the 1880's
through the early punchcard com-
puters, such as Eniac and Univac.
Meeting in Progress (Conference
Leadership)
(Color 40 Min 1970)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows a typical conference
meeting, stopping the leadership.
Shows a conference, asks questions
at critical points, and then answers
the questions.
Motivation to Work the Modern Meaning
of Efficiency
(Color 26 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dr. Frederick Herzberg, Profes-
sor of Psychology, Case Western Re-
serve University, discusses the im-
portance of being human as well
as efficient; balancing the need for
control with the need for individual
growth.
Motivation to Work KITA (or What Have
You Done for Me Lately)
(Color 22 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dr. Herzberg explains the dif-
ference between the way employees
are treated and the way they are
used ; the effects of changes in either
method.
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MF 61-5615 Motivation to Work-Job Enrichment
in Action
(Color 20 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dr. Herzberg explains how to
change a job so that it means more
to the employee; distinguishing be-
tween valuable changes, or 'motiva-
tion,' and valueless changes, or 'job
hygiene.'
MF 61-5616 Motivation to Work-Building a Climate
for Individual Growth
(Color 27 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An employee who does not grow
in his job becomes less useful to the
company. This film stresses how to
allow the person to grow in his job.
MF 61-5617 Motivation to Work-the ABC Man: the
Manager in Mid-Career
(Color 20 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A manager who does not keep
up with changes in his field will
find himself becoming obsolescent.
The film stresses the need for keep-
ing up to date.
MF 615659 Power of Suggestion
(Color 24 Min 1972)
Gives examples of how the
army's suggestion program is valu-
able both to the suggestor and to the
army.
MF 61-5664 Second Effort
(Color 26 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Likens the fundamentals of a
successful football player to those
of a successful salesman. Vince
Lombard! stresses the qualities of
dedication, determination, mental
toughness, and control.
MF 61-5679 The Union Steward and You
(Color 15 Min 1971)
(FOUO)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Gives guidelines to the first-
line supervisor on how to establish
a successful working relationship
with the union steward.
MF 61-5683 That Job Interview
(Color 16 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Gives the separating service-
man a few leads on how to prepare
himself for job interviews. Several
examples show the right and wrong
ways for him to handle himself
during the interview.
MF 61-5685 The Rise of Labor
(Color 30 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows the history of the Ameri-
can labor movement; focuses on the
events that led to the granting of
bargaining powers to labor unions.
MF 61-5687 A Time for Decision (Alcoholism)
(Color 30 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A woman whose husband is an
alcoholic gets information about the
problem from several sources. She
presents this information to him
and tells him that the decision on
what course to follow is now his.
MF 61-5688 The Way Out (Minority Employment)
(Color 41 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Discusses the problem of the
'hard core unemployable' from sev-
eral points of view.
MF 61-5690 To Your Health (Alcoholism)
(Color 9 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Using animation, some of the
affects of alcohol in the body are
described. Also, some reasons why
people drink and become alcoholics
are explored.
MF 61-5692 Need for Decision (Alcoholism)
(B&W 9 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes a typical case of
the problem of alcoholism in in-
dustry.
MF 61-5693 Sick Leave-Use and Abuse (Civilian)
(Color 30 Min 1971)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Dramatizes several cases of sick
leave abuse, showing the reasons
behind some excuses for taking sick
leave; shows how the supervisor
should handle each case.
MF 61-5694 A Measure of Understanding
(Color 27 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the importance of un-
derstanding what a person means
as well as what he says. Explains
how to bridge this communication
gap-
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MF 61-5697 The Bill of Rights in Action-Equal
Opportunity
(Color 22 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatizes the case of a white
worker who charges discrimination
when a black worker with less sen-
iority is given a promotion they
both applied for.
MF 61-7619 Working With Other Supervisors
(B&W 8 Min 1950)
(Adopted OE Film)
Several supervisors discuss one
of their colleagues who has been
unable to work harmoniously with
them.
MF 61-7620 Every Minute Counts
(B&W 10 Min 1950)
(Adopted OE Film)
Causes and remedies for ex-
cessive absenteeism and tardiness.
MF 61-7621 The Supervisor as a Leader Part I
(B&W 14 Min 1950)
(Adopted OE Film)
Several workmen discuss the
qualification of a good supervisor.
MF 61-7622 The Supervisor as a Leader Part II
(B&W 12 Min 1950)
(Adopted OE Film)
Four supervisors discuss the
qualities of leadership; dramatized
incidents illustrate the points made.
MF 61-7765 Instructing the Worker on the Job
(B&W 14 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
A dramatized incident illustrates
the difference between telling, show-
ing and instructing.
MF 61-7766 Supervising Workers on the Job
(B&W 10 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
By dramatized incidents, the
poor results of various kinds of im-
proper supervision are made ap-
parent and the better methods in-
dicated.
MF 61-7767 Supervising Women Workers
(B&W 11 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
A line supervisor and foremen
discuss the factors to be considered
in supervising women workers.
MF 61-7768 Improving the Job
(B&W 10 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
A workman suggests methods A
of improving the job so as to prevent I
tiro o4-A
waste.
MF 61-7769 Maintaining Quality Standards
(B&W 11 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
By dramatized incidents, the
nature of quality standards and the
role of the supervisor in maintain-
ing them are illustrated.
MF 61-7771 Safety in the Shop
(B&W 12 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
Emphasizes the supervisor's re-
sponsibility in teaching and main-
taining safe practices in the shop.
MF 61-7772 Introducing the New Worker to His Job
(B&W 16 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
Dramatization of proper and
improper methods of orienting a new
employee on his job.
MF 61-7775 Maintaining Workers' Interest
(B&W 13 Min 1951)
(Adopted OE Film)
Supervisors are shown how to
detect and remedy situations of wan-
ing interest for the job.
MF 61-8057 The Inner Man Steps Out
(B&W 33 Min 1952)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Defines the importance and de-
velopment of effective human rela-
tions in the shop, office and com-
munity.
MF 61-8264 The Story of a Main Street Merchant
(B&W 44 Min 1954)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
The manager of a J. C. Penney
Co. store lives up to the principles
of honor, integrity, loyalty and serv-
ice.
MF 618403 Personnel Management Supervisory
Conferences
(B&W 14 Min 1954)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Dramatized, attitude-forming
film on the purpose and value of
training programs.
MF 618404 Personnel Management Communications
(B&W 13 Min 1954)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows need for effective com-
munication in industry, not only in
sales and production operations, but
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MF 61-8867F
MF 61-8989
also in matters concerning the whole
plant.
MF 61-8413 All I Need is a Conference MF 61-8867D
(B&W 30 Min 1955)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An industrial problem is solved
by a conference of supervisors
dramatization depicts 'conference
leader' functions and suggested tech-
niques.
MF 61-8659 Commencement MF 61-8867E
(B&W 26 Min 1956)
(Adopted Film)
Promotes the theme of nondis-
crimination in employment and how
to carry out this policy in connection
with Executive Order 10590, 18 Jan
55.
MF 61-8687 Production 5118
(Color 30 Min 1957)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Narrative revolving about a
business executive stresses the gold-
en rule to achieve best business and
personal relations.
MF 61-8810 Working for the U.S.A.
(B&W 14 Min 1957)
(Adopted Film)
Aimed to attract high school
graduates into federal civil service
covers scope, requirements, and
benefits of government employment.
MF 61-8867A Just What is General Semantics?
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Factors in communication that j^p 61-8991
lead to misunderstanding; import-
ance of analyzing speech patterns
to understand and prevent unrealis-
tic behavior.
MF 61-8867B Do You Know a Statement of Fact?
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Difference between statement of MF 61-9006
fact and inference; importance and
consequence of an awareness of this
difference as related to human be-
havior.
MF 61-8867C Who Do People Misunderstand Each
Other?
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film) MF 61-9045A
How words may lead to mis-
understanding between people; im-
portance of open-minded listener
and sincere speaker for effective
communication.
What Is a Good Observer?
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Difference between a good and
bad observer; how our habits of
observing affect the way we talk;
relation of good observation to
mental maturity.
On the Difference Between Words and
Things
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How attention to words alone
leads to distorted descriptions or
judgment of a person or thing, and
how this relates to human behavior.
The Man Who Knows It All
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Consequences of the 'disease of
allness' when speaking how this
attitude hinders learning, creates
ill will, and leads to bigotry.
The Time is Now (Supervisor
Development) (With Five Related Film
Clips One for Each Requisite for
Supervisors)
(B&W 30 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Defines the five requisites nec-
essary for high level supervision
respect for craftsmanship, team-
work, integrity, planning, and
leadership.
The Eye of the Beholder
(B&W 30 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows that no two people can
observe the same situation the same
way, and the errors in judgment
likely to occur in perceiving of
others.
This is Automation
(Color 30 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Application and advantages of
automation in industry progressive
steps to automation equipment and
principles of automotion applied to
various manufacturing operations.
The Follow-Through (Supervision)
(B&W 9 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Story of a supervisor who fail-
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ed to follow-through on a job he
assigned. This results in a missed
deadline and poor office morale.
MF 61-9045B How Much Cooperation (Supervision)
(B&W 7 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A supervisor encounters diffi-
culty in getting a volunteer to work
on Saturday due to poor morale
resulting from a previous overtime
stint.
MF 61-9045C Bright Young Newcomer (Supervision)
(B&W 7 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A senior clerk resists the ideas
of a new girl for a better filing
system and asks the office manager
to pull the reins on the newcomer.
MF 61-9045D In the Middle (Supervision)
(B&W 7 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A supervisor, attempting to hold
on to new help in a slack period, in-
curs the anger of an older employee
and the criticism of his boss.
MF 61-9045E Promotion By-Pass (Supervision)
(B&W 8 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A younger employee is picked
for a promotion over an older em-
ployee. The older employee decides
to quit.
MF 61-9045F The Grapevine (Supervision)
(B&W 8 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An entire organization suffers
from confusion and loss of efficiency
due to erroneous information passed
into the rumor-mill by the boss'
secretary.
MF 61-9087A The Clerk
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Problems of office clerk, dis-
satisfied with routine and sameness
of job, who aspires to a more di-
versified type position with more
standing.
MF 61-9087B The Man on the Assembly Lin.
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Problems of assembly line
worker, who feels his work is me-
chanical and management does not
recognize him as a human being with
a brain and emotions.
MF 61-9087C The Skilled Worker
(B&W 30 Min 1964) *
(Adopted Commercial Film) '
Problem of skilled worker, who
loses his position because the com-
pany is replacing his operation with
a new machine.
MF 61-9087D The General Foreman
(Supervision)
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A man who has advanced from
the assembly line to position of gen-
eral foreman finds himself beset by
conflicts in his role as foreman,
father, and friend.
MF 61-9087E The Department Manager (Supervision)
(B&W 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
An automotive design engineer,
promoted to department manager,
makes a poor administrator both
from the standpoint of subordinates
and management.
MF 61-9087F The Vice President
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Problem of a new vice-president
who enjoys the challenges of the
new job and life, but feels the alone-
ness that is inevitable to high posi- I
tion.
MF 61-9119 More Than Words
(Color 14 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Common communication prob-
lems related to management; how
the what, why, how, when, and who
method provides a planned approach
to communication; importance of
'unspoken' communication.
MF 61-9245 B The Hidden Grievance (Supervision)
(B&W 7 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How sensitivity in recognizing
and understanding underlying
causes of employee grievance helps
to handle it satisfactorily.
MF 61-9245C Personality Conflict
(B&W 6 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Shows what happens when two
conflicting personalities must work
together to stimulate discussion on
adjustments supervisors must make.
MF 61-9245D The Personal Problem
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MF 61-9245E
MF 61-9245F
MF 61-9321
MF 61-9359
MF 61-9674
MF 61-9715
MF 61-9751
(B&W 6 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Nature and extent of help su-
pervisor should give employee with
a personal problem which affects
job efficiency.
Enforcing Rules and Procedures
(Supervision)
(B&W 9 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Problems encountered in set-
ting up reasonable shop rules; pro-
cedures and methods for effective
discipline.
Delegating Work (Supervision)
(B&W 8 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Problem of supervisor's failure
to delegate work properly effects
on supervisor and workers so far
as efficiency and personal well-being.
What Emotional Health Looks Like
(B&W 55 Min 1963)
(Adopted Film)
Lecture by Drs. H. and B.
Overstreet on human behavior pat-
terns to assist managers and execu-
tives in personnel management.
How Good is a 'Good Guy'
(B&W 21 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Attitudes and actions that de-
termine quality of supervision de-
monstration of ineffectual and ef-
fective practices in human relations
and supervision.
Breaking the Delegation Barrier
(Color 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How delegation of authority can
increase efficiency and promote per-
sonal growth at all levels of man-
agement.
Pattern for Instruction
(B&W 22 Min 1964)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Principles of learning, and tech-
nique used in four-step methods of
training people to do new jobs ; bene-
fits of good training for worker and
supervisor.
Let's Arbitrate Seniority vs Ability
(B&W 37 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Procedural aspects of arbitra-
tion and role of impartial arbitrator
in resolving disputes between labor
and management over employee
grievances.
MF 61-9752 The Grievance
(B&W 30 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
What constitutes a legitimate
employee grievance and how a
typical grievance is processed to ob-
tain a fair solution to the problem.
MF 61-9753 The Shop Steward
(B&W 22 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Duties in labor-management
relations: checks on shop safety,
personnel actions, labor contract
violations, grievances and meetings
with his men.
MF 61-9809 Pert Milestone System Introduction
(Color 28 Min 1963)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Objectives, fundamentals, im-
plementation and potential of Navy's
pert milestone system used in man-
agement of the missile research and
development program (management
system for research and develop-
ment programs).
MF 61-9858 Effeetiva Naval Leadership The Case of
the Early Leave
(B&W 13 Min 1963)
(Adopted Navy Film)
An officer refuses to permit his
men to start their leave prior to
official starting time factors affect-
ing his decision are discussed.
MF 61-9859 Performance Evaluation
(B&W 27 Min 1963)
(Adopted Air Force Film)
Traits and duties of good super-
visor; value and techniques of per-
formance appraisal orienting a
new employee and evaluating an old-
er employee.
MF 61-9894 Problem Solving in Groups
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Advantages of problem solving
in groups; difficulties encountered
and recommendations for effective
problem solving in groups.
MF 61-9895 Emotional Styles in Human Behavior
(B&W 29 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Appraisal of virtues and prob-
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lems of the helper, the achiever,
and the thinker in human relations,
with focus on developing potential
of managers.
MF 61-9896 A Theory of Management Development
(B&W 30 Min 1965)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Nature of individual manager
and management development pro-
cess approaches to management de-
velopment by external and internal
motivation steps in executing man-
agement development programs.
MF 61-9907 Styles in Leadership
MF 61-9912
(B&W 26 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film) A
Appraises effects of four types I
of management leadership on mor-
ale, efficiency and teamwork; rela-
tion of style to individual nature
and best interests of organization.
It's Your Money
(B&W 27 Min 1963)
(Adopted Navy Film)
Pitfalls leading to indebtedness,
guidelines to avoid high cost of
credit buying, and requisites for
good personal financial management.
318
FS 61 Supervision, Office Operation!, Management, ADP
FS 61-21 Getting Results Through People
(B&W 11 FR 1953)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
319
SFS 61 Supervision, Office Operations, Management, ADP
SFS 61-29 A Partnership in Progress
(Color 75 FR 30 Min 1958)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Purpose and features of the
Federal Incentive Awards Program
how it benefits the supervisor,
worker, management and taxpayer.
SFS 61-30 Examining the Will to Work
(Color 73 FR 14 Min 1960)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
How incentives motivate better
work performance; how the super-
visor can build proper employee at-
titudes to obtain optimum produc-
tion.
SFS(T) 61-31 The Federol Incentive Awards Program
(Color 35 FR 16 Min 1959)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
A review of the accomplish^
ments of the Program since its in-
ception, covering the period 1955-
1958; contributions in 1958 de-
tailed.
SFS 61-32 Introduction to Work Planning and Control
(Work Planning and Control)
(Color 67 FR 22 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Requirement for scope, methods
and goals of work planning and
control systems; first three steps
in the System Study Approach to
work planning and control.
SFS 61-33 Functions of Work Planning and Control
and Activity Forecasting (Work
Planning and Control)
(Color 67 FR 28 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Functions in planning, action,
and followup phases of work plan-
ning and control; goals, use and
methods of short and long range
forecasting.
SFS 61-34 Initial Planning (Work Planning and
Control)
(Color 66 FR 20 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Types, techniques and handling
of work authorized control; goals
and techniques of product planning;
value analysis; goals and proced-
ures of process planning.
SFS 61-35 Materials and Tools (Work Planning and
Control)
(Color 66 FR 23 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
320
Requirement for, goals, func-
tion, and methods of material con- A
trol, material management, and tool \
control used in work planning sys-
tems.
SFS 6136 Developing the Plan, Scheduling and
Loading (Work Planning and Control)
(Color 66 FR 20 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Principles, methods, and appli-
cation of scheduling, loading, and
work measurement in developing a
work plan.
SFS 61-37 Dispatching and Progress Reporting (Work
Planning and Control)
(Color 66 FR 22 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commmercial Film)
Objectives, methods and use of
dispatching and progress reporting
as related to work planning and
control systems.
SFS 61-38 Corrective Action (Work Planning and
Control)
(Color 64 FR 21 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Requirement for scope and tech-
niques of corrective action as a con-
trol element in work planning sys-
tems.
SFS 61-39 Analysis and Evaluation of Work
Planning and Control Systems (Work
Planning and Control)
(Color 66 FR 21 Min 1962)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Objectives, procedures, and ad-
vantages of the scientific method of
analyzing and evaluating work
planning and control systems.
SFS(T) 61-40 Report of Federal Incentive Awards
Program Fiscal Pear 1959
(Color 118 FR 27 Min 1960)
(Narration Tape 7.5 IPS)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Behind-the-scenes account of
employee suggestions and superior
job performance in Government
agencies in 1959 merits of program
for progress and national defense.
SFS 6151 Increasing Productivity Through Better
Communications
(Color 71 FR 30 Min 1963)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Lecture by Mr. William
Oncken, Jr., on requirement and
techniques for attaining a "com-
SFS 61-214
mon language" between manage-
ment and employees.
The Assistant Supervisor
(B&W 72 FIU-12 Min 1959)
SFS 61 Supervision, Office Operations, Management, ADP
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explains the benefits of the
Employee Suggestion Program: em-
ployee morale, increased productiv-
ity, and savings of time and money.
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TG 61 Supervision, Office Operations Management, ADP
TG 61-1-1 Work Simplification Introduction
(Color 32 FR 1969)
Presents work simplification as
an organized approach to methods
improvement, highlights the five
basic work simplification techni-
ques, and describes the method of
instruction of the work simplifica-
tion training course.
TG 61-1-2 Work Simplification- Work Distribution
(Color 16 FR 1969)
Describes the work distribution
technique and the process for com-
pleting and analyzing the work dis-
tribution chart.
TG 61-1-3 Work Simplification-Flow Process Chart
(Color 17 FR 1969)
Presents the method for com-
pleting and analyzing the flow pro-
cess chart.
TG 61-1-4 Work Simplification- Work Count
(Color 12 FR 1969)
Defines work count together
with where and how it can be used.
TG 61-1-5 Work Simplification Motion Economy
(Color 10 FR 1970)
Presents the concept and basic
rules of motion economy.
TG 6116 Work Simplification Layout Studies
(Color 11 FR 1970)
Describes the layout studies
technique together with the meth-
ods and application of this techni-
que.
TG 61-1-7 Work Simplification Application
(Color 1971)
Summarizes the work simpli-
fication concept and method, and
shows the interrelationship of work
simplification to other army pro-
grams.
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46. 101 -Series; Staff Officers Field Manual
TF 101-3709 Command and Staff Planning in a
Tactical Nuclear Environment
(Color 36 Min 1968)
TF 101 Staff Officers Field Manual
A hypothetical tactical situa-
tion is presented to show how the
commander and principal staff of-
ficers of a mechanized division ap-
ply the basic concepts in planning
for a nuclear counterattack.
I
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MF 140 USAR
47. 140-Series; Reserves MF 140-5633 Citizen Soldi.r-Community L.od.r (Army
Rerviit)
MF 140-5542 AH Around You (USAR) (Color 29 Min 1971)
(Color 16 Min 1970) Takes a look at the US Army
Describes the importance and Reserve's varied community rela-
advantages of continued service in tions/domestic action activities,
the US Army reserve to the in- showing that the army reservist is
dividual, community, and nation. a man active in community affairs.
324
MF 145 ROTC
48. 145-Series; ROTC boy, as he learns about junior
ROTC at his high school, gathers
MF 145-5668 Th. Way ., ., (ROTC) information about the program, and
(Color-28Min-1971) decides to join.
Shows the value Of ROTC train- MF 145-5689 Paul Harvey Comments on ROTC
ing in college from the viewpoint (Color 4 Min 1972)
of a television reporter. (Adopted Commercial Film)
News commentator Paul
MF 145-5680 A Decision for Danny (Junior ROTC) Harvey presents some of the rea-
(Color 14 Min 1972) sons why ROTC is valuable both
Follows Danny, a 15-year-old to the military and to civilian life.
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Armed Form Info Films
Section II. ALL OTHER MOTION PICTURE FILM SERIES
49. AFIF; Armed Forces Information Films
AFIF films cover major emphasis topics for
the information and orientation of all person-
nel of the Armed Forces, including Reserves
and ROTC. These films also have application
in the Command Information Program, to-
gether with the AIF, GS, TAR, and TV series.
AFIF 73 Tom Schuler-Cobbler Statesman
(Color 29 Min 1958)
Story of Tom Schuler, a cob-
bler of the revolutionary era, who
played a small but vital role in the
history of our nation.
AFIF 77 In Honor of Liberty
(B&W 19 Min 1957)
A documentary on the Statue
of Liberty stress on the greatness
of its symbolism that men shall
be free.
AFIF 79 The Man on the Hill (Mission of a
Congressman)
(Color 20 Min 1956)
Responsibilities of a 'typical'
member of congress relation of
Department of Defense to Congress
importance of voting intelli-
gently.
AFIF 83 The Bottle of Gettysburg
(Color 30 Min 1957)
Historical events and strategy
of the Battle of Gettysburg pre-
sented against background of scenes
at Gettysburg National Military
Park.
AFIF 85 A Motion Picture History of tho Korean
War
(B&W 58 Min 1958)
Fighting and problems en-
countered by American and United
Nations Forces during the major
phases of the war, tracing events
from 1950 to 1953.
AFIF 96 Korean Armistice
(B&W 27 Min 1961)
Organization and responsibili-
ties of UN Command Military Ar-
mistice Commission role of each
component (CINCUNC, UNCMAC,
the Secretariat, JOT, and NNSC).
AFIF 98 The Challenge of Ideas
(B&W 31 Min 1961)
An appraisal of the great con-
test of our times between the Demo-
cratic and Communist way of life,
and the challenge it presents to us.
AFIF 99 Old Glory
(Color 28 Min 1960)
The story of the evolution of
the American flag from 1607 till
1960 when the new 50-star flag be-
came a reality.
AFIF 101 Williamsburg-The Story of a Patriot
(Color 36 Min 1960)
Documents the historic events
in Williamsburg, Virginia, during
period 1769-1776 people, issues,
and episodes of times are re-
enacted.
AFIF 103 Taiwan-Island of Freedom
(Color 23 Min 1960)
Story of the land and people
government, economy, and military
potential relation with Red China
and the free world.
AFIF 109 Architects of Peace
(B&W 23 Min 1961)
Role of State Department in
international diplomacy organiza-
tion, scope and operations in im-
plementing foreign policy and
peaceful settlements of issues.
AFIF 110 Top of the World
(B&W 26 Min 1962)
An appraisal of the strategic
potential of Alaska, Canada, and
Greenland for the defense of the
northern hemisphere.
AFIF 112 Keeping Informed
(B&W 20 Min 1962)
Origin, development, and use
of communications media for keep-
ing our armed forces informed on
their role in attaining the nation's
objectives.
AFIF 117 Military Medicine
(B&W 19 Min 1962)
Contributions of all services to
medical progress in the past cen-
tury, and future research goals
benefits to all humanity stressed.
AFIF 118 The Blood Brothers-A Philippine Story
(Color 52 Min 1963)
How American servicemen and
their families can strengthen the
bonds of friendship between two
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Armed Fore** Info Film*
democratic allies, the Philippines
and United States.
AFIF 120 Freedom and You
(Color 55 Min 1962)
Affirmation of American pre-
cepts of liberty, stressing idea that
the protection of freedom is the
duty of the individual citizen.
AFIF 123 The Third Challenge Unconventional
Warfare
(Color 45 Min 1963)
United States capability to
fight communist challenge of un-
conventional warfare United
States military and civilian aid to
foreign lands to develop counter-
insurgency capabilities.
AFIF 124 Heritage of Freedom
(B&W 38 Min 1963)
Four portrayals delineate the
beginning and background in the
growth of liberty as enunciated in
our Constitution and Bill of Rights.
AFIF 126 The Soviet Fighting Man
(B&W 29 Min 1963)
Character, training and politi-
cal indoctrination of Soviet sold-
ier strength and weakness of So-
viet system role of American sold-
ier in blocking Soviet Objective.
AFIF 127 The Con Men
(B&W 29 Min1964)
Promises made by Hitler,
Mussolini, and Tojo, and how they
duped the people similar techni-
ques used by Communism to abol-
ish personal freedom.
AFIF 128 The Vote
(B&W 11 Min1964)
Origin of absentee voting sys-
tem how eligible military person-
nel and their dependents can cast
their votes in the forthcoming elec-
tions.
AFIF 129 Ballots That Fly
(B&W 9 Min 1965)
How service personnel can ap-
ply for an absentee ballot, proces-
sing of application, and marking
and mailing of absentee ballot.
AFIF 131 John F. Kennedy-1917-1963
(B&W 21 Min1964)
Life and death of President
Kennedy his career as senator, the
inaugural, domestic and interna-
tional aspects of his administration,
and his death and burial.
AFIF 132 The MacArthur Story
(B&W 20 Min1964)
Story of General Douglas Mac-
Arthur from his birth at an army
post to his death and burial at the
Norfolk, Virginia Memorial.
AFIF 134 Espionage Target- You
(B&W 30 Min1964)
Actual cases used to show serv-
ice personnel different facets of
Communist espionage techniques,
and explains what to do when ap-
proached by agents.
AFIF 136 One Force
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Shows how the men and
women of the United States mili-
tary services of different ethnic ori-
gins and religions are welded into
one force dedicated to the defense
of the nation.
AFIF 137 America's Critics Abroad
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
A series of vignettes shows
some of the criticism United States
personnel may encounter abroad,
and how they should counter cri-
ticism of the United States.
AFIF 138 Nome, Rank and Service Number
(B&W 21 Min 1965)
Two incidents based on fact
portray the reservoir of strength
offered by the fighting man's code
of conduct in the area of resis-
tance.
AFIF 139 You and Your Banking Facility
(Color 15 Min 1965)
How the oversea American
banking service operates for the
benefit of United States military
personnel stationed in all parts of
the world.
AFIF 141 Easy Credit
(B&W 10 Min 1965)
Aimed at service personnel
some of the pitfalls of buying on
credit and problems that arise from
inability to meet payments.
AFIF 143 A Free People
(Color 20 Min 1965)
A cavalcade of America set to
song, forming a stirring salute to
the American spirit from the pil-
grims to the quest for outer space.
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AFIF 144 Our Heritage
(Color 30 Min 1966)
Concepts of freedom passed on
by the founding fathers, and the
military efforts of the nation to
keep these concepts and the United
States alive.
AFIF 146 A Personal Affair
(Color 25 Min 1966)
Reminds United States service-
men to review their affairs, plan
their estates, and make provisions
for their families in the event of
their death.
AFIF 147 Confidentially Yours-The Zenith
Document (Safeguarding Military
Information)
(B&W 30 Min 1966)
Dramatized case illustrates fac-
tors that contribute to compromise
of classified military information
and techniques used by enemy to
gain security information.
AFIF 150 The Middle East
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
Report on Egypt, Syria, Jor-
dan, Israel, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia,
Iraq, Oman, Kuwait, Muscat and
Aden United States interest in
these countries.
AFIF 151 Southwest Asia and India Today
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
A study of Iran, India, Pakis-
tan and Afghanistan, with a close
look at India's relations with Red
China and with Pakistan.
AFIF 152 Their Choice Was Freedom
(B&W 26 Min 1966)
True stories of 3 communist
defectors who chose American free-
dom a member of Chinese em-
bassy in Sweden, a Russian sea-
man, and Russian security officer.
AFIF 153 The Unique War
(Color 25 Min 1966)
Mission of the Armed Forces
in South Vietnam the search for
the enemy on the battlefield and
the effort to win the minds and
favor of the people.
AFIF 155 An Alliance of Neighbors the Story of
the US Southern Command
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
Mission and activities of the
US military forces in Latin Amer-
ica how they help the countries
in this area to thwart the threat
of Communism.
AFIF 157 The Congress
(B&W 31 Min 1967)
Presents a tour of the build-
ings that house the Congress of the
United States; and describes the or-
ganization, functions, and workings
of the legislative branch of the Fed-
eral Government.
AFIF 159 Gold and You
(B&W 9 Min 1966)
Facts about the balance of pay-
ments problem confronting the US
and how this problem relates to the
US serviceman and his family
overseas.
AFIF 162 Thailand-Where M-n Are Free
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
An orientation on the geo-
graphy, modern history, economy,
military posture, and treaty agree-
ments of Thailand, with focus on
the friendship between Thailand
and the US and the joint effort
toward the goal of growth and free-
dom in that country.
AFIF 163 The Presidency
(B&W 28 Min 1967)
Describes the historical evolu-
tion of the constitutional powers
and day-to-day duties of the office
of the presidency; how presidential
decisions have shaped the charac-
ter of the nation; and the checks
and balances on the presidential
powers.
AFIF 164 The United States Strike Command
(Color 20 Min 1967)
Mission, organization, and cap-
ability of USSTRICOM, with focus
on the combat-readiness of its
army and air force components.
AFIF 165 Communism
(B&W 30 Min 1967)
A review of 50 years of Com-
munism points up the aims, con-
cepts, strengths and weaknesses of
this ideology.
AFIF 166 PW Your Rights and Obligations Under
the Geneva Conventions
(B&W 39 Min 1968)
An on-screen instructor pre-
sents a series of 12 questions deal-
ing with rights and obligations of
prisoners of war under the Geneva
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Conventions. Correct answers are
given to provide basis for test scor-
ing and group discussion.
AFIF 168 We the People (The Story of Our Federal
Government)
(B&W 28 Min 1967)
Portrays the organization,
functions, and operation of the leg-
islative, executive, and judicial
branches of the Federal Govern-
ment. Special attention is given to
the relationship between the De-
partment of Defense and other
governmental agencies.
AFIF 169 Outlook Southeast Asia
(B&W 20 Min 1968)
A study of 9 emerging na-
tions: Philippines, Indonesia, Ma-
laysia, Singapore, Republic of Viet-
nam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand
and Burma.
AFIF 170 This is U.S. EUCOM
(Color 22 Min 1969)
Describes the historical back-
ground, organization, and mission
of the United States European
Command (US EUCOM) which op-
erates under the US Joint Chiefs
of Staff.
AFIF 171 The First Tuesday After the First Monday
(Voting)
(B&,W 20 Min 1968)
Delineates the evolution of the
electoral process in America to mo-
tivate the armed forces to vote in
the national election of president.
AFIF 172 Know Your Enemy The Viet Cong
(B&W 20 Min 1968)
Captured propaganda news-
reel coverage of the Viet Cong and
their operations in South Vietnam:
combat operations, logistics and de-
molitions, and propaganda and non-
military activities.
AFIF 173 The Supreme Court
(Color 23 Min 1970)
Delineates the role of the Su-
preme Court in guaranteeing jus-
tice, highlighting cases and deci-
sions dealing with : f reeedom of re-
ligion, rights of the accused. A pre-
sident is overruled, and an act of
Congress is declared unconstitu-
tional.
AFIF 174 Pacific Command
(Color 30 Min 1969)
Describes the mission and or-
ganization of PACOM, and shows
how the armed forces accomplish
the mission in Hawaii, Korea, Ja-
pan, The Philippines, Thailand,
and Vietnam.
AFIF 175 Which Way America
(Color 34 Min 1969)
A stirring delineation of the
American credo and dream set to
song, with emphasis on America's
responsibility to guard her heritage
of liberty, and share the truths
of freedom with all men everywhere
AFIF 178 Jesse Owens Returns to Berlin
(B&W 38 Min 1968)
Jesse Owens, the triple gold
medal winner for the United States
in the 1936 Olympics held in Ber-
lin, recounts his experiences before
the Nazi hierarchy, and points out
the equal opportunity principle
that applies in both the Olympic
games and in the Armed Forces.
AFIF 179 Shield of NATO
(B&W 20 Min 1969)
Traces the history of NATO
and its role in helping preserve the
peace for member nations, conclud-
ing with an excerpt of President
Nixon's speech before the NATO
council and a quick look at what
the future holds.
AFIF 180 Korea Re-visited
(Color 20 Min 1969)
Relates the story of the devas-
tation wrought by the Korean War,
and the remarkable revitalization
of the country since the signing
of the Armistice 15 years ago.
AFIF 181 Your Tour in Vietnam
(Color 30 Min 1970)
Acquaints armed forces per-
sonnel assigned to Vietnam with
the nature of the country and its
people, and the kinds of missions
they will perform in areas of com-
bat, logistics, communications, med-
ical, pacification and Vietnamiza-
tion.
AFIF 182 Counterinsurgency
(Color 30 Min 1969)
Defines the multi-faceted effort
of 'counterinsurgency' taken by
troublde nations to combat the
world-wide problem of subversive
insurgency which includes political,
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economic, psychological, civic, mili-
tary, and para-military actions.
AFIF 186 Making Contact Abroad
(Color 30 Min 1969)
Reviews some of the common AFIF 201
difficulties encountered by American
servicemen abroad, and delineates
helpful techniques to gain reward-
ing experiences and make people
respond favorably to representatives
of the US Armed Forces.
AFIF 187 A Day In America AFIF 203
(Color 29 Min 1969)
This is the story of one day in
the life of America, underscoring
the theme that it is the people who
have shaped and given character
to the country.
AFIF 192 The Changing Face of Communism AFIF 204
Eastern Europe
(B&W 25 Min 1969)
Documents the relationship be-
tween the Soviet Union and the
satellite countries since the end of
World War II, pointing out ex-
amples of contemporary 'liberaliza-
tion' in Communist attitudes and
behavior. AFIF 205
AFIF 193 Soviet Armed Forces
(Color 31 Min 1970)
Covers Operation Dnieper,
the military maneuvers conducted
by the Soviet Armed Forces in
honor of the 50th anniversary of
the Bolshevik Revolution. (This is
an adaption of Soviet film titled 'I
serve the Soviet Union') .
AFIF 196 Marijuana (Drug Abuse)
(Color 34 Min 1970)
Examines the facts about phy-
sical changes, emotional depend-
ency and the legal implications of
marijuana.
AFIF 199 Drug Abuse: Everybody's Hangup
(Color 13 Min 1971) AFIF 211
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Takes a look at the drug scene,
with the purposes of heightening
awareness of and concern with the
problem of drug abuse.
AFIF 200 Forged in Flame (Vietnamese Armed
Forces)
(Color 27 Min 1971) AFIF 212
Shows the story of the develop-
ment of the armed forces of South
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Vietnam, from the 1950's to the
present; shows their present organ-
ization and visits their military
schools.
In the Name of Peace
(Color 28 Min 1970)
Dissent in this country is an-
alyzed, particularly that of the
new student moblization committee
and its demonstration in Washing-
ton, DC in November 1969.
Black and White: Uptight
(Color 35 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Explores the myths of prejud-
ice and the subtle ways that hate
is learned. Encourages the viewer
to look closely at his own attitudes.
The Black Soldier
(B&W 26 Min 1971)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Surveys the history of the black
American's participation in the
armed forces of the United States,
from the revolutionary war to the
war in Vietnam.
11:59 Last Minute to Choose
(Drug Abuse)
(Color 28 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Several young drug abusers are
shown talking about what drugs
have done to their lives; also shows
scenes of overdose cases being
treated in a hospital emergency
ward.
The Eye of the Storm (Race Relations)
(Color 26 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Documents an experiment by a
third grade teacher in which the
children are induced to discrimin-
ate against each other for two days
on the basis of eye color.
About Addiction
(Color 10 Min 1972)
(Adopted Commercial Film)
Discusses abuse of all kinds
of chemicals, including drug and
alcohol addiction, smoking, and
overeating. Shows that there are
non-chemical ways of getting 'high.'
Speedscene: The Problem of Amphetamine
Abuse
(Color 17 Min 1972)
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(Adopted Commercial Film)
Doctors and users describe the
effects and dangers of amphet-
amines, or 'speed.'
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Armed Forces Military Reports
50. AFMR (Also Includes AFSM); Armed
Forces Military Reports
AFMR films contain portraits of famous per-
sonalities and sequences of varied topics on
interesting military activities, to enlarge the
soldier's perspective.
AFSM 549 Woodrow Wilson Centennial
(B&W 22 Min 1956)
Depicts President Wilson's ef-
forts to build a lasting peace after
World War I 'New medical care
act for dependents.'
AFSM 550 Old Ironsides
(B&W 15 Min 1957)
A visit to Old Ironsides riding
again at anchor in the Boston Navy
Yard.
AFSM 552 Mathew Brady
(B&W 13 Min 1957)
A documentary on the work of
Mathew Brady, the country's first
combat photographer his pictures
of people, places, and events.
AFSM 555 Theodore Roosevelt American
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
Highlights of Roosevelt's life,
describing his experiences as a boy,
out west, and later in national and
international affairs.
AFSM 559 Shipment to Saratoga
(B&W 14 Min 1958)
Describes how foreign aid con-
tributed to the success of the Bat-
tle of Saratoga in 1777 and helped
to win our independence from
England.
AFSM 567 The History of the US Army Uniform
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
Depicts the soldier's uniform
from the revolutionary era to the
modern army green uniform and
special duty garb for warm and
cold weather operations.
AFSM 579 John J. Pershing
(B&W 21 Min 1960)
Film biography of General
John Pershing from his birth in
1860 to his death in 1948, with
focus on his military career and
his contributions to the Army.
AFMR 620 Men With Wings
(B&W 14 Min 1964)
A report on the 50 years of
military aviation from the first
flights of the Wright brothers to
the modern supersonic jets of to-
day's armaments.
AFMR 624 War and Advice (Vietnam)
(B&W 20 Min 1964)
Shows the role of special US
forces engaged as observers and in
military training duties with the
Vietnamese troops.
AFMR 625 East German Military Forces
(B&W 10 Min 1964)
The role and mission of East
German military troops in rela-
tion to Soviet arms is examined.
AFMR 631 Berlin Duty
(B&W 12 Min 1964)
How American troops train
and carry out duties to protect the
security of West Berlin.
AFMR 638 Montagnard
(B&W 10 Min 1965)
Role of the mountain tribes-
man in the struggle for Vietnam
is shown efforts of American ad-
visors to enlist them as fighters in
this cause is depicted.
AFMR 642 The Line is Drawn (Vietnam)
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
(This Film Will Not Be Used In
Vietnam).
Letters written by the late
Captain James P. Spruill, Ameri-
can advisor in Vietnam, projects
the spirit of the struggle in this far
off land.
AFMR 647 World in Review-Volume II
World affairs during April,
May and June 1965, with focus on
the crisis in Dominican Republic,
flight of Gemini 4, and War in Viet-
nam.
AFMR 648 World War 11-20 Years Later
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
World War II just prior to
America's entry on 7 December
1941, and chronological events of
conflict up to VE and VJ days in
1945.
AFMR 649 Service Academies
(B&W 19 Min 1965)
An appraisal of the goals, ad-
mission procedures, and curriculum
of the four service academies, and
their relevance to the strength of
our armed forces.
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AFMR 651 World in R.view-Volume III
I (B&W 22 Min 1966)
Events of July, August and
September 1965 Voting Rights
Act, Pakistan and India conflict
over Kashmir, and activity in Viet-
nam.
AFMR 658 World in Re view- Volume V
(B&W 20 Min 1966)
Chronicle of major na-
Armed Fore** Military Report*
tional and international events of
the period January, February, and
March 1966.
AFMR 663 Alaskan Heritage
(B&W 20 Min 1967)
History and development of
Alaska, with focus on role of US
Armed Forces; present day status
and strategic importance as she
celebrates her centennial.
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Army Information Films
51. AIF; Army Information Films
AIF films are for the information of all Army
personnel, including Reserves, National Guard,
and ROTC. They have particular application
in the Command Information Program, to-
gether with the films in the AFIF, GS, TAR,
and TV series.
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AIF 7
Sweden-Modern Land of th Vikings
(Color 30 Min 1958)
Study of the land and
the people geogrraphy, history,
government, industry, culture, cus-
toms and mode of life.
Netherlands Land Below the Sea
(Color 34 Min 1958)
Study of the Netherlands na-
ture of the land methods used to
control the sea major industries,
life in urban and rural centers.
Code of Conduct Article 1 Our Heritage
(B&W 5 Min 1960)
Presents the precepts of Ar-
ticle 1 which sets forth the tradi-
tional spirit of the American sold-
ier in the call of duty to defend
his land.
Code of Conduct Article II Never
Surrender
(B^W 10 Min 1961)
Sets forth the principle that
the American soldier should 'never
surrender' to the enemy even in
the face of imminent death or cap-
ture.
Code of Conduct Article III to Resist
(B&W S Min 1959)
Explains the purpose and ap-
plication of principle of 'resistance'
when captured by the enemy dan-
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AIF 9
AIF 10
AIF 11
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AIF 14
AIF 15
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gers of accepting favors in enemy
camp.
Code of Conduct Article IV Keep Faith
(B&W 9 Min 1959)
Explains the principle of Tceep-
ing faith' with fellow prisoners
whe captured by the enemy.
Code of Conduct Article V My
Responsibilities
(B&W 10 Min 1959)
Explains the precept which sets
forth the 'responsibilities of the
soldier' to evade enemy interroga-
tion harmful to his country.
Code of Conduct Article VI Stand Firm
(B&W 9 Min 1959)
Explains the principle of
'standing firm' in the trust of God
and country.
The American Soldier in Combat
(B&W 29 Min 1960)
An inspiring account of the
combat history of the American
soldier from the era of the Ameri-
can Revolution through the Korean
War.
Army Missions Unlimited
(Color 28 Min 1966)
Army's role and capability in
combat and security missions, mili-
tary and technical advisory mis-
sions, and disaster relief army
training and support activities for
these missions.
The Airmobile Division
(B&W 29 Min 1966)
History, organization and cap-
ability of the 1st Cavalry Division
(air mobile) with focus on deploy-
ment in South Vietnam.
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52. Combat Films World War II and Korea
The following four combat documentary film
series (CB, CHR, CMF, and CR) cover World
War II and the Korean conflict.
a. CB; Combat Bulletins. These are news-
reel-type films: CB 1 through 66 deal with
World War II; 101 through 113 deal with the
Korean conflict.
b. CHR; Combat Historical Reports. CHR
cover combat operations during World War
II. These films are arranged chronologically,
by theater of operations.
c. CMF; Combat Miscellaneous Films. CMF
films are combat documentary-type films on
World War II and the Korean conflict; some
cover campaigns and others cover combat
divisions.
d. CR; Campaign Reports. These films pre-
sent World War II chronological developments
of entire campaigns.
e. For combat in Vietnam, see SFR, VTR,
TAR, and some AFIF.
/. For later films covering divisions and
other military units, see the TV Big Picture
series.
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Combat Bulletin No. 1
(B&W 13 Min 1944)
Combat shots, Pacific and Ital-
ian theaters.
Combat Bulletin No. 2
(B&W 14 Min 1944)
Bridging the Volturno River,
Italy landing in South Pacific
area Hawaiian training branch
invasion of Cape Gloucester.
Combat Bulletin No. 3
(B&W 20 Min 1944)
Building pillbox in Italy bat-
tlefield concealment operations at
Los Negros embarkation for An-
Capadichine airfield in Italy.
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Combat Bulbtin No. 4
(B&W 19 Min 1944)
The battle for cassino Jap-
anese and jungle tanks and infan-
try face enemy fire.
Combat Bulletin No. 5
(B&W 16 Min 1944)
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Stop that tank, rear area in
India something new has been add-
ed various special devices, South
Pacific bazooka quadruple power,
etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 6
(B&W 23 Min 1944)
Beachhead operations a day
on a European beachhead.
Combat Bulletin No. 17
(B&W 38 Min 1944)
Invasion of Southern France
operations in Northern France
operations in Burma Japanese at-
tack US task force.
Combat Bulletin No. 18
(B&W 38 Min 1944)
Progress in Southern France
activities in Italy seized German
film invasion of Sansapor battle
of France.
Combat Bulletin No. 19
(B&W 21 Min 1944)
Expansion of beachhead in
Southern France activities on
Ledo and Burma roads activities
at Leghorn operations in Northern
France.
Combat Bulletin No. 20
(B&W 24 Min 1944)
Flying bomb sites capture of
Toulon and Marseilles US airmen
freed in Rumania operations in
France and Belgium, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 21
(B&W 20 Min 1944)
Progress in Southern France
activities in Italy bridge over Sal-
ween River cleanup Aitape, New
Guinea North France and Bel-
gium, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 22
(B&W 26 Min 1944)
Yanks in Germany Third and
Seventh Armies meet British take
Antwerp buzz bombs halted
Nazis give up airborne army take-
off.
Combat Bulletin No. 23
(B&W 26 Min 1944)
Boring into Siegfried line
Rhine bridge seized battle for
Lorraine Gothic line cracked
Pacific war steps up, etc.
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Combat Bulletin No. 24
(B&W 20 Min 1944)
Channel coast activities ord-
nance repairs German frontier op-
erations airborne operations
Toulon Harbor installations, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 25
(B&W 25 Min 1944)
Evacuation of Kweilin supply
for American First Army Allies
near Po Valley Americans rebuild
Japanese base, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 26
(B&W 31 Min 1944)
Capture of Tengyueh, Burma
road barrier Fifth Army on road
to Bologna seized film on Ploesti
oil field artificial harbor in Nor-
mandy, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 27
(B&W 28 Min 1944)
Cleanup on Peleliu and An-
guar activities in Eto more Bra-
zilian troops reach Italian front
Preparations for Phillipine inva-
sion, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 28
(B&W 19 Min 1944)
Activities in ETO Battle of
the Netherlands glider pickup at
Eindhoven air force fighter kills
Liberation of Greece, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 29
(B&W 22 Min 1944)
Activities in ETO Battle of
the Netherlands testing German
ammunition utilization of local in-
dustries winter shoes for tanks,
etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 30
(B&W 21 Min 1944)
Activities in ETO RAF sinks
Tirpitz front line steel produc-
tion bombed Belgian rail net-
work allied armies face rain and
snow, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 31
(B&W 15 Min 1944)
Personnel pickup tests at
Wright Field wine barrel revent-
ments eighth air force fighter
kills remote control tank, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 32
(B&W 21 Min 1945)
Activities in ETO American
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First and Ninth Armies drive closer
to Roer River on Holland front
British introduce a new mine de-
tector, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 33
(B&W 18 Min 1945)
School for jungle life activ-
ities in ETO American First and
Ninth Armies drive forward on
Aachen front advance toward Or-
moc road, etc.
Combat Bulbtin No. 34
(B&W 16 Min 1945)
Activities in ETO Ninth Army
front Port of Antwerp Malaria
control in Corsica B-29 crash in
China Japanese phosphorous, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 35
(B&W 20 Min 1945)
Japanese raid Saipan B-29
base GI's get whole blood from
home front 'Black Widow' and
'Jato' activities in Burma, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 36
(B&W 23 Min 1945)
Operations in the Philippine
Islands Ormoc landing troops
land on Mindoro Mediterranean
German work mobilization ETO,
etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 37
(B&W 24 Min 1945)
Activities on Leyte and Min-
doro air ferry route to Siberia
advance in Burma Nazi version
of action in east activities in ETO.
Combat Bulletin No. 38
(B&W 21 Min 1945)
Admiral Nimitz speaks on
Pearl Harbor anniversary 'Mars
task force' at Tonkwa XC-97 car-
go transport Allies Counter in bat-
tle of Bulge.
Combat Bulletin No. 39
(B&W 15 Min 1945)
Island airport in axis water-
experimental activities of AAF
Ledo-Burma road field problems
on Western Front M24 light tank,
etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 40
(B&W 20 Min 1945)
Attack on Manila Harbor
first landing on Luzon action on
Western Front Alsace front.
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Combat Bulletin No. 41
(B&W 26 Min 1945)
Bombing of Manila airfields
British take Akyab opening of
Ledo Road carrier force strikes
Formosa Italian front activities
in ETO.
Combat Bulletin No. 42
(B&W 31 Min 1945)
Meeting of allied leaders Nazi
shipping attacked along Norwegian
coast new aircrew oxygen battle
activities in Burma, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 43
(B&W 23 Min 1945)
Capture of Ramree activities
in ETO Stillwell road convoy
reaches Kunming Luzon opera-
tions modern plant services allied
aircraft, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 44
(B&W 25 Min 1945)
Invasion of Iwo Jima Jet-pro
pelled P-59 activities in ETO
General Marshall inspects Italian
front Manila.
Combat Bulletin No. 45
(B&W 30 Min 1945)
Action on Iwo Jima radio Lux-
embourg activities in ETO
Roosevelt meeting activities in Phil-
ippines Manila Corregidor and
Mariveles.
Combat Bulletin No. 46
(B&W 29 Min 1945)
Allied air attack on Germany
Rhine offensive A-26 invader-
Manila cleanup air rescue on Jap-
anese held island Iwo Jima.
Combat Bulletin No. 47
(B&W 27 Min 1945)
Tokyo strikes activities on
Iwo Jima cleanup on corregidor
China supply problems jungle
shelters T26 tank Rhine offen-
sive.
Combat Bulletin No. 48
(B&W 31 Min 1945)
Air support on Western Front
Shangri-La activities in ETO
British jet plane M69 incendiary
bomb capture of Lashio and Man-
dalay, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 49
(B&W 25 Min 1945)
Additional film on Iwo Jima
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invasion of Panay Island in Phil-
ippines aerial supply on Leyte
B-32 dominator war dogs defen-
ders of bastogne.
Combat Bulletin No. 50
(B&W 29 Min 1945)
Ryukyus operations activi-
ties in Burma P-80 shooting
star Fifth Army ordnance pool
US forces drive deeper into Ger-
many.
Combat Bulletin No. 51
(B&W 28 in 1945)
Story of Remagen Bridge cap-
ture Navy moves inland Philip-
pine operations advance on Oki-
nawa activities in Burma Nazi
atrocities.
Combat Bulletin No. 52
(B&W 26 Min 1945)
Advance in Italy activities in
ETO transportation methods in
China Luzon activities Tokyo
strikes additional Okinawa films,
etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 53
(B&W -33 Min 1945)
Secretary Stimson and General
Marshall activities on Okinawa
mopup in Manila harbor activities
in ETO atrocity films surrender,
etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 54
(B&W 32 Min 1945)
Action on Okinawa Iwo Jap-
anese in dawn sortie activities in
Philippines expedients overcome
tank obstacles V-l over Antwerp,
etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 55
(B&W 29 Min 1945)
Additional surrender films
General Richardson makes VE-day
statement fall of rangoon Iwo
Jima base for Tokyo attacks USS
Franklin, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 56
(B&W 29 Min 1945)
Activities in ETO paper
war 57-mm recoilles rifle inva-
sion of Tarakan Japanese suicide
bomb capture of Banguio.
Combat Bulletin No. 57
(B&W 28 Min 1945)
Activities in ETO Disney
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swish enemy fortifications mine
menace in conquered areas T66
rocket launcher jungle rescue, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 58
(B&W 26 Min 1945)
Activities in ETO floating
bridge M4 activities in Philip-
pines Sopac University post-war
jeep allied prisoners freed in Ran-
goon, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 59
(B&W 26 Min 1945)
Operation 'Pluto' allied con-
trol council for Germany new hel-
icopters carbine M2 activities in
Philippines Ledo road supply base.
Combat Bulletin No. 60
(B&W 20 Min 1945)
Activities in ETO LVT's for
beachhead operations wirelaying
by airplane activities of Sixth
Army group service schools in Pa-
cific, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 61
(B&W 27 Min 1945)
Operation 'Fido' activities in
ETO-Russian one-man carry M40
and T89 motor carriages Borneo
invasions action on Northern Lu-
zon, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 62
(B&W 21 Min 1945)
Redeployment operations ac-
tivities in ETO cavitizing shells
for V-T fuzes Okinawa Japan-
ese attacks on fleet.
Combat Bulletin No. 63
(B&W 21 Min 1945)
British flame defenses revolt in
Prague redeployment new quar-
termaster units use leaded gas
suicide atttack on destroyer, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 64
(B&W 19 Min 1945)
President Truman arrives at
Berlin conference demonstration
of latest signal corps equipment
recapture of Liuchow Aguni inva-
sion, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 65
(B&W 17 Min 1945)
Big three conference in ses-
sion additional films of Balik-
papan invasion activities on Ok-
inawa-reunion
mm Mortar.
on Okinawa 914-
CB 66
CB 101
CB 102
CB 103
CB 104
CB 105
CB 106
CB 107
Combat Bulletin No. 66
(B&W 13 Min 1945)
Activities in China-service
troops arrive in Manila Japanese
antisubmarine mortar third fleet
shells Japan sinking of HMS Bar-
ham, etc.
Combat Bulletin No. 101 Korea
Battles for Time
(B&W 29 Min 1950)
Logistics and combat operations
of air, sea, and ground forces of
United Nations in Korea from 10
July through 10 August 1950.
Combat Bulletin No. 102 Korea
Turning the Tide
(B&W 22 Min 1950)
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing period 10 August through 20
September 1952 covering landing on
Wolmi Island and capture of Inchon.
Combat Bulletin No. 103 Korea
U.N. Offensive
(B&W 21 Min 1950)
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing period 20 September through 20
October 1952 including recapture of
Seoul and capture of Pyongyang.
Combat Bulletin No. 104 Chinese
Reds Enter War
(B&W 21 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing 20 October through 20 Novem-
ber 1950 Chinese Communists enter
war treatment and evacuation of
wounded by air.
Combat Bulletin No. 105 U.N.
Forces Escape Trap
(B&W 16 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing 20 November through 20 Decem-
ber 1950 largest amphibious eva-
cuation in military history.
Combat Bulletin No. 106 U.N.
Forces Consolidate Below 38th Parallel
(B&W 20 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing 20 December 1950 through 20
January 1951 U.N. Forces evacuat-
ed from Hungnam flight of civilian
refugees.
Combat Bulletin No. 107 U.N.
Forces Move North
(B&W 17 Min 1951)
Combat Films
CB 108
CB 109
CB 110
CB 111
CB 112
CB 113
CHR A-l
CHR A-5
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing 20 January through 20 February
1051 Suwon captured red resist-
ance stiffens on central front.
Combat Bulletin No. 108
(B&W 18 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing 20 February through 20 March
1951 U.N. offensive continues op-
eration killer hampered by weather.
Combat Bulletin No. 109 U.N.
Forces Cross 38th Parallel
(B&W 19 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea, 20
March through 20 April 1151 U.N.
Forces cross 38th parallel official
activation of shape headquarters.
Combat Bulletin No. 110 Reds
Launch Spring Offensive
(B&W 15 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea, 2p
April through 20 May 1951 red
spring offensive is stalled before it
starts.
Combat Bulletin No. Ill U.N.
Counterattack
(B&W 16 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea, 20
May through 20 June 1951 allied
units push north as tide of battle
turns airlift delivery of supplies
to front.
Combat Bulletin No. 112 Korean
Cease-Fire Talks
(B&W 18 Min 1951)
Activities in Korea during 20
June through 20 July 1951 with
emphasis on the cease-fire talks at
Kaesong.
Combat Bulletin No. 113 Stalemate
in Korea
(B&W 18 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Korea dur-
ing 20 July through 20 August 1951
ground action continues return
of refugees to Seoul cease fire
talks continue.
The Gilbert Islands
(B&W 11 Min 1949)
The Gilbert campaign strategic
importance of the island success
of campaign, and how it brought
us one step closer to Tokyo.
Bougainville
(B&W 9 Min 1948)
Landing operation and subse-
quent capture of Bougainville in
1943 by American forces of the
37th Division, 14th Corps, and 3d
Marine division.
CHR A-8 The Admiralty Islands
(B&W 16 Min 1949)
Landing in February 1944 and
subsequent capture of Admiralty Is-
lands north of New Guinea by 1st
Cavalry Division.
CHR A-10 The Marianas Part I Saipan
(B&W 22 Min 1949)
Invasion of Saipan in Marianas
group in June 1944 by 2d and 4th
Divisions and 27th Army Division.
CHR A-10A The Marianas Part II Guam
(B&W 13 Min 1949)
Landing and recapture of
Guam Island in the Marianas in
1944 operation is a joint Army-
Navy-Marine Victory.
CHR A-ll The Battle of Leyte
(B&W 26 Min 1951)
Initial phases of invasion by
US 10th and 24th Corps and the
6th Army in October 1944 Japanese
resistance overcome and Island cap-
tured by December 1944.
CHR B-15 D-Day Convoy
(B&W 19 Min 1948)
Activities just prior to and in-
cluding D-day movements of
American troops from all parts to
POE's prior to the Normandy.
CHR B-29 American Ninth Army Aachen to the
Roer River
(B&W 31 Min 1948)
Activities of the 9th Army from
Aachen to the Roer River.
CHR B-30 American First Army Aachen to the
Roer River
(B&W 29 Min 1948)
Advance by the 1st Army: 1st,
9th, 28th, 83d, 104th Divisions, and
3d Armored Division.
CHR C-l Campaign in Sicily
(B&W 20 Min 1948)
Invasion of Sicily by the 15th
Army Group, consisting of the
American 7th Army and the British
8th Army.
CHR C-2 Sicily to Naples
(B&W 13 Min 1948)
American and British forces
set sail for the invasion of Italy
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captured German footage is included
to show action on both S DBS.
CHR C 3 Naples to Cassino
(B&W 26 Min 1948)
The drive from Naples to Cas-
sino Battle of San Pietro and the
subsequent storming of Cassino.
CHR C 8 Invasion of Southern France
(B&W 22 Min 1950)
Invasion of Southern France by
the 7th Army and subsequent junc-
tion with the American 3d Army in
Northwest part of France.
CHR E-7 Military Pipeline System (CBI Theater)
(B&W 23 Min 1948)
Achievements of American
troops who built a desperately need-
ed pipeline under hazardous condi-
tions.
CMF 7-1297 Sixth Infantry Division (WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 20 Min 1948)
Historical record of activities of
the Sixth Infantry Division in the
Pacific during World War II.
CMF 9-1286 Defense of Antwerp Against the V-1
(B&W 21 Min 1947)
The story of the city of Antwerp
during World War II.
CMF 11-1001 At the Front in North Africa (WW II)
(Color 43 Min 1943)
A tank convoy in North Africa
engages the Nazis in battle.
CMF 11-1006 Report From the Aleutians (WW II)
(Color 40 Min 1943)
American soldiers fight in the
battle of the Aleutians, struggling
against almost impossible odds.
CMF 17-7864 H 3 \\ on Wheels (2d Armored Division
WW II Europe)
(B&W 17 Min 1951)
Historical record of the combat
activities of the 2d Armored Division
during World War II.
CMF 40-1002 Desert Victory (Britain-WW II)
(B&W 63 Min 1943)
Combat action by British Troops
in the Middle East.
CMF 40-1041 Attaclc-The Battle for New Britain
(WW II Pacific)
(B&W 47 Min 1944)
Attacks on Arawae and Cape
Gloucester on New Britain from plan
of attack of final victory.
CMF 40-1128 Action at Anguar (81st Infantry Division
WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 27 Min 1945)
Combat activities of the 81st
Infantry Division in crushing Vet-
eran Japanese Troops on Anguar
Island.
CMF 40-1211 The True Glory (History of WW II
Europe)
(B&W 83 Min 1945)
A documentary film covering
virtually every phase of the invasion
of Europe and the eventual victory
over the Nazis.
CMF 40-1212 Fury in the Pacific (WW II Peleliu
and Anguar)
(B&W 20 Min 1945)
A record of a typical amphibious
assault as the camera follows Ameri-
can troops in the battles of Peleliu
and Anguar.
CMF 40-7884 United Nations Campaign in Northeast
Korea
(B&W 25 Min 1952)
Tactical phases of attack on
Pyongyang ultimate amphibious
evacuation from Hungnam (com-
pleted Christmas Eve 1950).
CMF 45-1278 Hell for Leather (1st Cavalry Division
WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 9 Min 1946)
The History of the First
Cavalry Division and its combat ac-
tivities in World War II.
CMF 45-1279 Fighting First (1st Division WW II
Europe)
(B&W 13 Min 1947)
Combat activities of the First
Infantry Division during World War
II.
CMF 45-1426 Th? 82d Airborne Division (WW II
Europe)
(B&W 21 Min 1948)
History of the 82d Airborne
Division with sequences devoted to
activities during World War I and
World War II.
CMF 45-7533 Seventh Infantry Division (WW Il-
Pacific)
(B&W 22 Min 1949)
Combat activities in the four
major campaigns: ATTU, Leyte,
Kwajalein and Okinawa occupation
duties in Korea.
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CMF 45-7705 The Famous Third Army (WW II-
| Europe)
(B&W 21 Min 1950)
Historical record of the 281 days
of the 3d Army offensive through
France, Belgium and Germany, with
air support from the 19th Tactical
Air Command.
CMF 45-7761 The First Forty Days (Korea)
(B&W 26 Min 1950)
Combat footage taken during the
first forty days of operation in Korea
following the communist invasion
from the north.
CMF 45-7814 The 83d Infantry Division in Europe
(WW II)
(B&W 20 Min 1951)
Combat activities in Europe dur-
ing World War II.
CMF 54-1114 C.O.D. Saipan (WW II)
(B&W 23 Min 1945)
Flow of vital supplies to our
fighting forces during the beachhead
invasion of the island.
CMF 130-7553 Winged Victory on Foot-43d Infantry
Division (WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 14 Min 1950)
Activities of the division in the
Pacific during World War II and
as occupation troops in Japan after
hostilities.
CMF 130-7554 29-Let's Go-29th Infantry Division
(WW Il-Europe)
(B&W 20 Min 1950)
Combat activities in European
command during World War II :
Normandy, St. Lo, Brest and Ger-
many.
CMF 130-7555 The Red Bull Attaeks-34th Infantry
Division (WW Il-Europe)
(B&W 21 Min 1950)
Historical background and ac-
tivities in World War II Casa-
blanca, Tunis, Kasserine Pass, Sal-
erno, Cassino, Anzio, Liri and Po
Valley Campaigns.
CMF 130-7585 Work Horse of ths Western Front-the 30th
Infantry Division (WW Il-Europe)
(B&W 18 Min 1950)
Combat activities of 'Old
Hickory* during World War I and
II in the ETO victorious campaigns
in Normandy, St. Lo, Belgium, Hol-
land, and Germany.
CMF 130-7722
CMF 130-7723
CMF 130-7730
CMF 130-7872
CMF 130-7929
CMF 130-7930
CMF 130-7931
CR 1
CR 2
The Victory Division 24th Infantry
Division (WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 19 Min 1950)
Historical record of combat ac-
tivities in the pacific during World
War II and later as occupation forces
in Japan.
The Big Wheel 35th Infantry Division
(WW Il-Europe)
(B&W 16 Min 1950)
Historical account of campaigns
from 1846 through World War I
fighting activities in Europe during
World War II.
The Sunset Division (41st Infantry
Division) (WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 13 Min 1951)
History and documentary cover-
age of its activities in the pacific
during World War II.
The Twenty-Sixth Infantry Division
(WW Il-Europe)
(B&W 15 Min 1952)
Detailed account of the 'Yankee
Division' from August 1944 through
the end of the European Campaign.
27th Infantry Division (WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 20 Min 1953)
History of the 27th, highlighting
its World War II battle record
Makin, Eniwetok, Saipan and Oki-
nawa.
32d Infantry Division (WW Il-Pacific)
(B&W 18 Min 1953)
Traces the 32d's history, through
the Civil War, Spanish-American
War, World Wars I and II events
in World War II are highlighted.
36th Infantry Division (WW Il-Europe)
(B&W 21 Min 1953)
Recounts activities of the 36th
during World Wars I and II un-
derscores major battles at Salerno,
San Pietro, Cassino, Anzio, Rome,
and Germany.
Liberation of Rome
(B&W 20 Min 1944)
Documentary film on the capi-
tulation of Rome in World War II.
Battle of San Pietro
(B&W 35 Min 1945)
Documentary on Great Battle
leading to allied capture of San
Pietro during World War II Italian
campaign introduction by General
Mark Clark.
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Combat Films
CR 3
Stillwel! Road
(B&W 53 Min 1945)
Construction of
through extreme natural
under enemy fire.
CR 4
highway
obstacles
Appointment in Tokyo
(B&W 56 Min 1945)
History of World War II opera-
tions in the Pacific, from the fall of
Corregidor to Japanese surrender
ceremonies in Tokyo Bay.
347
DoO Civil Preparedness Films
53. DDCP; Department of Defense Civil
Preparedness Films
DDCP films have two different applications, as
indicated in the listings:
a. For Nationwide exhibition to the public
at large, as well as military use.
b. Restricted to Defense Civil Preparedness
(formerly Office of Civil Defense) training and
military use only (not available to the public
at large).
DDCP 3-120 Mission Fallout-Operation Plumbob
(Radiological Defense)
(Color 45 Min 1962)
(For Civil Defense Training Only)
Radiation defense training and
field exercises held with Federal
Civil Defense personnel at the Nev-
ada test site.
DDCP 3-206 Radioactive Fallout
(B&W 7 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training Only)
Formation, effects, and dispersal
of radioactive fallout from a nuclear
burst.
DDCP 3-210 Nuclear Weapons Effects for Monitor
Training
(B&W 10 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training Only)
Blast and thermal effects of
nuclear explosions features of Ra-
dioactive fallout effects of radia-
tion exposure on people.
DDCP 3-211 Nuclear Detonations-the First Sixty
Seconds
(B&W 11 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training Only)
Effects of nuclear detonations
in first 60 seconds characteristics
and damage caused by blast and
shock, thermal radiation, and initial
nuclear radiation.
DDCP 3-220 About Fallout
(Color 24 Min 1963)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Physics of Nuclear Radiation
effects on body, food, and water
importance of adequate shelter and
decontamination measures stressed.
DDCP 3-246 Protection Against Nuclear Radiation
(Color 8 Min 1968)
(For Civil Defense Training Only)
Use of time, distance, and
shielding factors to reduce the haz-
ards of nuclear radiation, with em-
phasis on the value of fallout shel-
ters in a nuclear emergency.
DDCP 3-256 About Fallout (Short Version)
(Color 8 Min 1967)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Characteristics, dissemination,
and effects of nuclear fallout on the
body, food, and water; and import-
ance of adequate shelters and pre-
scribed decontamination measures in
defense against nuclear fallout.
DDCP 5-214 Fallout Shelter-What is It?
(B&W 13 Min 1963)
(For Civil Defense Training Only)
Requirements for selecting and
marking shelter space how various
types of buildings and structures
can be used as fallout shelters.
DDCP 5-235 The Protected School
(B&W 6 Min 1965)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Views of the United High
School, Webb County, Texas, show
how the protected school also serves
a community shelter.
DDCP 5-242 The A Plus School
(Color 7 Min 1966)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
'Slanting technique' used in the
New South Salem Elementary School
in Salem, Va., to construct above
ground fallout shelter.
DDCP 5-253 Manual Damage Assessment
(B&W 16 Min 1967)
Application, essentials and tech-
niques of manual damage assess-
ment to define remaining human and
material resources after a nuclear
attack.
DDCP 5-258 Once to Make Ready
(Color 9 Min 1967)
A public information film on
the goals and fundamentals of com-
munity shelter planning to provide
protection in urban and suburban
areas in case of nuclear attack.
DDCP 5-259 Slanting
(Color 9 Min 1967)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Shows how 'slanting' techniques
are employed in new building de-
sign to achieve radiation shielding
with little or no additional cost.
DDCP 5-271 Architecture and the Atom
(Color 25 Min 1970)
Features the eight prize win-
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ning entries in a recent nation-wide
honor awards program for buildings
combining excellence of architectual
design with the protection of built-
in fallout shelter.
DDCP 8-216 Three Reactions to Shelter Life
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training Only)
Psychological reactions of ag-
gression, regression, and depression
are portrayed to show how some
people may react to stress of shelter
life.
DDCP 11-215 Information Program Within Public
Shelters
(B&W 13 Min 1963)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Communication facilities and
techniques used by information
team to inform, divert and orient
occupants value of information
program for shelter morale and
management.
DDCP 20-104 Trapped (Rescue Work)
(B&W 20 min 1962)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Need for rescue workers and
rewards of rescue techniques to
rescue trapped victims in collapsed
structures digging, searching, wall-
breeching.
DDCP 20-209 Safety Measures in Public Shelters
(B&W 10 Min 1963)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Safety plan, regular inspec-
tions, supervised entry into shelt-
ers, ventilation, first aid, fire pre-
vention, decontamination of person-
nel, etc.
DDCP 20-217 Public Shelter Living-The Story of
Shelter 104
(B&W 30 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Portrayal of life in a public
shelter during emergency shows
how shelter manager and trained
staff maintain good morale among
occupants.
DDCP 20-222 Town of the Times
(Color 26 Min 1963)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Story of a typical American
town which came to realize that it
had not faced the vital issue of the
times Civil Defense.
DDCP 20-223 One Week in October
HIST (B&W 29 Min 1964)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Story of the Cuban crisis
aerial photos of missile bases
United States action to halt missile
buildup and United Nations reac-
tion removal of missiles from
Cuba.
DDCP 20-224 Local Civil Defense
(B&W 16 Min 1965)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Objectives and factors involved
in local CD planning and opera-
tions 'stress on adequate shelter
space and emergency skills for sur-
vival.
DDCP 20-225 Day Without End-Duties of a Civil
Defense Director
(B&W 18 Min 1965)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Day in life of civil defense di-
rector dramatizing variety of duties
that must be performed to plan
and manage civil defense effec-
tively.
DDCP 20-227 Individual and Family Action on Warning
(Color 18 Min 1965)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Need for survival plans and
safety action in daily living situa-
tions stress on value of public and
private shelters for survival.
DDCP 20-232 Operation CUE (Revision 1964)
(Color 14 Min 1965)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Report on operation CUE exer-
cise of 1955, pointing up contrast
between this Nevada test in 1955
and present nuclear devices.
DDCP 20-237 Mutual Aid-The 'US' in Industry
(Color 26 Min 1965)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Aims and work of Linden In-
dustrial Mutual Aid Council (LI-
MAC) in emergency training pro-
grams and mutual aid for com-
munity welfare during disaster.
DDCP 20-238 Though the Earth Be Moved
(B&W 46 Min 1965)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
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DoD Civil Preparedness Films
DDCP 20-269
Story of Alaska's earthquake, DDCP 20-252
27 March 1964, and the three days
of crisis that followed emergency
action of federal, state, and local
authorities.
DDCP 20-239 The Face of Disaster
(B&W 10 Min 1965)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Highlights of Alaskan earth- DDCP 20-268
quake in 1964, and floods and tor-
nadoes in midwest in 1965
stresses role of community services
in face of disaster.
DDCP 20-240 Civil Defense Public Information
(Color 15 Min 1966)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Formula and devices for plan-
ning, developing, and implementing
an effective CD public information
program.
DDCP 20-243 Memorandum to Industry
(Color 34 Min 1966)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Shows how industry, with the
support of the community and state
and local CD agencies, can achieve
a well-developed civil defense plan
for nuclear and other types of
emergencies.
DDCP 20-248 Emergency Operating Centers the Basic
Concepts
(Color 23 Min 1968)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only) DDCP 20-272
Teaches local government and
civil defense officials the fundamen-
tals for setting up and operating
an emergency operating center
where decisions can be made, and
control exercised, during a nuclear
disaster.
DDCP 20-250 The Five Days of Betsy
(B&W 12 Min 1966)
(For Nationwide Exhibition) DDCP 20-274
Story of Hurricane Betsy in
late summer 65, and joint efforts of
CD, military services, and welfare
agencies during the great disaster.
DDCP 20-251 A Hurricane Called Betsy
(B&W 29 Min 1966)
(For Nationwide Exhibition) DDCP 22-207
Story of Hurricane Betsy in
late summer 65, and joint efforts
of CD, military services, and wel-
fare agencies during the great dis-
aster.
DDCP 20-270
Introduction to a RADEF Exercise
(B&W 6 Min 1968)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Portrays the actions of a RA-
DEF officer upon notification of an
impending national peril and a pos-
sible state of emergency.
It Happened in Texas (Hurricane
Beulah '67)
(Color 9 Min 1968)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Documents the September 1967
disaster in Southern Texas brought
on by Hurricane Beulah; and the
massive rescue-and-relief effort
mounted by government, civil de-
fense. armed forces, and other
agencies to help the victims.
A Day in September
(Color 28 Min 1968)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Shows the civil defense pre-
parations made in typical federal
facilities in Iowa, Maryland, Mon-
tana, New York, Tennessee, Texas,
and Washington, DC.
A Briefing on Civil Defense
(Color 27 Min 1969)
Presents significant facts about
radiological fallout, the fallout
shelter program, and the national
civil defense program.
In Time of Emergency
(Color 26 Min 1970)
Highlights the basic lifesaving
information every American needs
to prepare for a nuclear emergency:
facts about fallout, types of public
and private shelters, how to con-
struct a shelter, emergency supplies,
sanitation measures, and action to
be taken if caught in the open.
A Lady Called Camille
(Color 29 Min 1971)
Depicts the warning and eva-
cuation efforts by civil defense be-
fore Hurricane Camille in 1969, and
the rescue and cleanup operations
afterward.
Operations in Public Shelters
(B&W 16 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
How deputy manager imple-
ments initial phases of operation
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DDCP 38-213
DDCP 38-273
plan in an emergency, and together DDCP 38-204
with team leaders draws up daily
schedules for shelter living.
DDCP 22-208 Public Shelter Organization and Staff
(B&W 16 Min 1963)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Role of shelter manager and
his deputies in organizing staff and
directing operation plan duties of
staff teams importance of staff re-
placement when necessary.
DDCP 2-218 Planning for Public Shelter Entry
(B&W 17 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
How shelter manager and staff
prepare for entry of occupants:
security and safety measures, sup-
plies and equipment, communica-
tions media, and proper orientation
of occupants.
DDCP 22-219 Planning for Emergence From Public
Shelters
(B&W 10 Min 1964)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
How shelter manager plans and
controls emergence of occupants
inshelter and outside factors con-
sidered steps taken in first and
second stages of emergence.
DDCP 30-255 Display of Operational Data
(Color 20 Min 1967)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
An exercise at an emergency
operating center following a simu-
lated nuclear attack shows how op-
erational data is collected, recorded, DDCP 55-275
and displayed to aid officials in
making command decisions.
DDCP 38-203 Community Protection Through Civil
Defense
(B&W 16 Min 1963)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only) DDCP 55-276
How Jacksonville, Fla., carried
out first stage of civil defense shel-
ter program allocation of shelter
areas, and provisioning operation
test conducted 9 October 1962.
DDCP 55-257
Public Shelter Supplies What Additional
Supplies Are Desirable?
(B&W 13 Min 1963)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Items supplied by community
to supplement federal government
supplies: sitting and sleeping equip-
ment, firefighting equipment, spe-
cial medicines, extra food, communi-
cations equipment, etc.
Public Shelter Supplies What Does the
Government Supply?
(B&W 13 Min 1963)
(For Civil Defense Training
Only)
Item allowances, use and stor-
age of supplies furnished by fed-
eral government: food, water con-
tainers, sanitation kit, medical kit,
and shelter radiation kit.
Quality Crock Program Shelter Supplies
(Color 11 Min 1970)
Describes how veterinary serv-
ices personnel, working in close co-
ordination with local civil defense
authorities, perform periodic in-
spections to evaluate the quality of
the five classes of shelter supplies.
Port Preparedness
(Color 23 Min 1967)
Defines the requirement for
port preparedness in the event of
a natural or man made disaster,
and describes how various Ameri-
can seaports are preparing for
survival and emergency opera-
tions. Participation of every US
port is urged in emergency plan-
ning.
Transportation's Role in Disaster
(Color 15 Min 1972)
Describes the contribution of
the National Defense Transporta-
tion Association in providing trans-
portation services during major dis-
asters over the last two decades.
Trouble at Tonti Station
(Color 26 Min 1972)
(For Nationwide Exhibition)
Shows the planning and train-
ing that allowed civil defense au-
thorities to efficiently handle rescue
efforts at a train wreck near Salem,
Illinois.
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DOD Industrial Security Films
54. DDIS; Department of Defense Industrial
Security Films
For use by industrial and business concerns
handling Defense contract work, and by DOD
personnel concerned with industrial security
programs. All films in this series are cleared
for this purpose.
DDIS 1 The Cos* of Comrade T
(Color 23 Min 1956)
Experiences of a communist
agent in several industrial plants
stress on awareness of security by
individual worker.
DDIS 2
DDIS 3
DDIS 4
DDIS 5
DDIS 6
Memorandum on Security
(Color 9 Min 1959)
Donald A. Quarles, Deputy
Secretary of Defense, explains the
importance of security in defense
research work to scientific and en-
gineering personnel involved.
The Hollow Coin (Industrial Security)
(B&W 15 Min 1960)
Documents captured and trial
of Soviet spy, Colonel Rudolf I.
Abel objectives of DOD security
program, and role of individual
worker to effect security.
The Daily Enemy (Industrial Security)
(Color 14 Min 1960)
Shows how loyal personnel
working on classified defense con-
tracts can jeopardize security by
playing into the hands of 'the daily
enemy,' i.e., carelessness.
Security Man (Industrial Security)
(B&W 17 Min 1961)
Shows how industrial security
can be compromised through ignor-
ance and carelessness stress on ad-
herence to security regulations for
national defense.
The Secret Underworld (Industrial Security)
(B&W 25 Min 1963)
Delineates the serious threat
DDIS 7
DDIS 8
DDIS 9
DDIS 10
DDIS 11
of the Soviet espionage network
based on facts revealed at the public
spy trial in London, England,
March 1961.
The Enemy Agent and You
(B&W 25 Min 1965)
Techniques and devices used by
professional enemy agents to ob-
tain security information rules to
be observed by United States per-
sonnel engaged in defense work for
security.
Unauthorized Disclosure
(B&W 13 Min 1965)
Definition of 'unauthorized dis-
closure' or classified security in-
formation human and procedural
safeguards to avoid compromises
of security information.
The Smile and the Sword
(B&W 22 Min 1967)
This industrial security film is
aimed at defense contractor em-
ployees who have access to classi-
fied information.
An actual case taken from US
Government files illustrates guises
used by a Communist espionage
agent to gather vital information
from unsuspecting persons.
Defense Against the Spy
(B&W 20 Min 1968)
A portrayal of espionage il-
lustrates the techniques and sophis-
ticated tools used by enemy agents
to obtain classified information.
Countermeasures against these de-
vices are shown.
Combination for Security
(Color 32 Min 1971)
Presents information about
management of security classified
materials for defense contractors;
describes DD 254, personnel clear-
ances, and storage, transmission
and other handling of classified
material.
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The Green Scene
55. GS; The Green Scene
The Green Scene is a film magazine to augment
Commanders Call presentations. Each issue
consists of several short reports on topics of
significance to soldiers.
GS 3
GS 1
GS 2
The Green Scene Number 1
(Color 18 Min 1971)
The US Army drill team per-
forms ; educational opportunities
in the Army; flood relief efforts
by the US Army in East Pakistan
in 1970.
The Green Scene Number 2 (Helicopter
School, Berlin Wall)
(Color 12 Min 1971)
1. Helicopter flight school is
discussed by instructors.
2. A young soldier is followed
on his first day on the Berlin Wall
Patrol.
GS 5
The Green Scene Number 3 (Parachute
Team, Ecology, Freedom) j
(Color 15 Min 1972)
The Golden Knights Parachute
Team performs; the army's work
in ecology is discussed; a US sold-
ier born in Hungary talks about
'Freedom; Privilege or Obligation'.
The Green Scene Number 5 (Voting)
(Color 19 Min 1972)
1. A band and choral tribute
to Thomas Jefferson.
2. A warning against loan
sharks.
3. The importance of the vote,
and how to get and use an absentee
ballot.
4. Drug abuse and death.
5. A look at today's modern
army.
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Info and Education Sports Rl
56. IESR; Information and Education Sports
Reels
IESR films are newsreel-type films of miscel-
laneous sports events. They were formerly in
the AFIF series, 200 through 240.
IESR 200
IESR 201
IESR 202
IESR 203
I
IESR 204
IESR 205
IESR 206
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 34 Min 1955)
Sports events of 1955 'Base-
ball World Series' 'Tennis Thrills'
'Battling the Bulls' 'AAU Div-
ing and Swimming' 'Women
Wrestlers,' etc.
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 35 Min 1956)
'Football Upset of the Season'
'Modern Pentathlon' 'Irish Up-
set in Last Game' 'Iron Curtain
Thriller' 'Canine Caddy' 'Army
vs Navy' etc.
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 33 Min 1956)
'Golden Gloves' 'Winter
Sports on Snow and Ice' 'Basket-
ball' 'Slightly Fishy' 'The Big
Streaks' 'Fishing in Panama'
'Winter Olympics 1956.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 30 Min 1956)
'Ski Jumping' 'Speed Bike
Classic' 'Golf 'Children's Boxing
Tournament' .'Track Meets' 'Soc-
cer' 'Deep Sea Fishing' 'Bowling'
'Baseball.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 31 Min 1956)
'Landy Loses and Wins' 'In-
dianapolis 500' 'Modern Atlas Sets
Records' 'Olympic Acrobats' 'Bike
Jockeys Go All Out' 'Little Leag-
uers' etc.
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 21 Min 1956)
'Olympic Trials' 'The Lighter
Side' 'US Open' 'Ride 'em Cow-
boy' 'All-Star Game.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 21 Min 1956)
'Army Runners Smash Records'
'Boats Fly-No Kidding' 'Model
Planes' 'Antique Cars Still Roll'
'AAU Swimming and Diving'
'Hambletonian' etc.
IESR 207
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 21 Min 1956)
Includes 'National
Tennis'-
' Olympic Women' 'King Football
Takes Over' 'Sport Flashes' 'Gold
Cup Powerboats.'
IESR 208 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1956)
'Air Force Grid Debut' 'Inter-
Service Boxing' 'World Series.'
IESR 209 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1956)
'Football' Highlights of seven
games 'Sport Flashes' tandem
motorbike, roller ski and speedboat
races 'Olympic Preview' 16th
Olympiad.
IESR 210 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1956)
'Giants vs Redskins' 'Olympi-
ans All Set' 'Army-Navy Stale-
mate'.
IESR 211 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
'Football Bowls' 'A Dog's Life'
'Barrel Jump' 'Handball' 'Cow-
boys Buffaloed' 'Lady (?) Wrest-
lers.'
IESR 212 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
'Court Kings' 'Crack-Up'
'Hot Heads on Ice' 'Golden Gloves'
'4 Minute Man?' 'Handball'
'Winter Sports.'
IESR 213 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
'Winter Sports on Snow and
Ice' 'Service Sluggers' 'Soldiers
on Skis' 'Winter Perils' 'Ladies
of the Courts.'
IESR 214 A Special Edition of I&E Sportsreel-
The 1956 Olympics
(B&W 31 Min 1957)
A pictorial review of the 16th
Olympiad held in Melbourne, Aus-
tralia opening ceremonies, major
events, and closing of the Olympics.
IESR 215 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 21 Min 1957)
'Court Kings' 'Masters' Golf
'Moppet Maulers' 'Six-Day
Bikes' 'College Acrobats' 'Stan-
ley Cup Hockey.'
IESR 216 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 24 Min 1957)
'Modern Pentathlon' 'Ken-
tucky Derby' 'Soccer Cup Final'
'Boston Marathon' 'Diamond Dust.'
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Info and Education Sports Reels
IESR 217 I&E Sportsreel IESR 225
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
'World Record Pole Vault' 'A
Dog's Life' 'Wimbledon Tennis'
'Heel and Toe' 'US Open' 'Pen-
nant Fever' 'All-Star Games'.
IESR 218 I&E Sportsreel IESR 226
(B&W 21 Min 1957)
'Mile Record Falls Again'
'Tennis Thrills' 'Army Star Wins
Diving' 'Trumping Theodore'
'Baseball Old Timers' 'Modern
Pentathlon.' IEgR ^
IESR 219 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1957)
'National Tennis' 'Boys' Base-
ball' 'Inter-Service Golf 'All-
Navy Softball' 'National Shoot'
'Hambletonian' 'Manhattan Mara- IESR 228
thon' 'AAU Divers.'
IESR 220 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 21 Min 1957)
Football Army vs Notre
Dame, Navy vs Boston College, Air
Force Academy vs George Washing-
ton Farewell to Giants World IESR 22 9
Series 1957.
IESR 221 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
'Campbell Sets Speed Record*
'Japan's Big Sport Week' 'Japan's
World Series' 'Climax on the
Turf 'Football Highlights.'
IESR 222 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 22 Min 1958)
Highlights of Army-Navy foot-
ball game (1957) played in Phila-
delphia pre-season training and
earlier games played by both
teams.
IESR 223 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
'Lions Win Pro Title' 'Mat
Mugs' 'Tar Heels Halted' 'Brown
KO's Lopes' 'Football Bowls-
Rose, Sugar, Orange and Cotton
Bowls.'
IESR 230
IESR 231
IESR 232
IESR 224 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
'Golden Gloves' 'All- American IESR 233
Basketeers' 'Wrong Way King
Pins' 'Bad Break for Campy'
'Winter Sports' 'New Pay-
raise Bill.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958) f
'Baseball in the Air Major *
League Ball Clubs in Spring Train-
ing' 'The Boys from Planet 0'
'Meet Silky Sullivan.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 21 Min 1958)
'Last Ski Jump' 'Bowling'
'Moppet Maulers' 'Masters' Golf
'The Boys from Planet O' 'In-
door Sports' 'Baseball.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
Includes 'Kentucky Derby'
'Service Sports' 'Russian Strong
Men' 'Penn Relays' 'Buzz Bikes
Run Wild' 'Stan The Man.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 21 Min 1958)
'Qrack Up In 500' 'Meeting
of Milers' 'Heavy Seas for Yachts'
'The Boys from Planet 0' 'Tim
Tarn Beaten' 'Baseball' 'Bike
Racing' 'Open Golf.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
'All-Star Game' 'AAU Track'
'The Boys from Planet 0' 'Ten-
nis Thrills' 'Racing, Town and (
Country' 'Cut'n Shoot Fighting
Man.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 22 Min 1958)
'Mile Record Falls Again'
'PGA Golf 'Battling the Bulls'
'Old Timers Baseball' 'Service
Sports' 'The Boys from Planet O.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
'National Tennis' 'Little Lea-
gue' 'Tale of a Trotter' 'Pole
Grounds' 'What a Change' 'Serv-
ice Sports.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1958)
'1958 World Series' Tale of a
Horse' (re-enlistment spot an-
nouncement) , 'Globetrottters' 'Serv-
ice Football.'
I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
'The International Horse Race
in Maryland' 'College and Pro
Football' 'Army vs Texas' 'Navy
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Info and Education Sport* Rl*
vs Notre Dame' 'Cleveland Browns
vs Chicago Cardinals' etc.
IESR 234 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
'Service Football Air Force
Academy vs Colorado' 'Sport Spec-
tacular Army Navy Football Clas-
sic' 'In and Out of Orbit' Spot
on Safe Driving.
IESR 235 I&E Sporfsreel
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Football bowls 'Rose, Sugar,
Cotton, and Orange* pro title play-
off football Davis Cup tennis
grid thrills of 1958.
IESR 236 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Winter Sports 'Bowling Bas-
ketball All-Stars Indoor Track'
spot announcement on observance
of safety rules to prevent accidents.
IESR 237 I&E Sporfsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
Goodbye, winter wind up of
winter sports season 'Track, Box-
ing, and Ice-Skating' Hello, Spring
'Major League Baseball Teams in
Training.'
IESR 238 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
Basketball finals (NCAA and
professional), Stanley Cup Hockey
Grand National table tennis
boxing spot on benefits of USAFI
courses.
IESR 239 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 19 Min 1959)
Horse racing Wood Memorial
Kentucky Derby and Preakness
Alex Olmedo bike racing mara-
thon track Killebrew.
IESR 240 I&E Sportsreel
(B&W 20 Min 1959)
The '500 surfing boatnik
The Boys From Planet pent-
athlon horse racing open golf.
351
Professional Medical Films
57. PMF; Professional Medical Films
PMF films are medical subjects of interest to
military medical doctors, dentists, and allied
medical personnel of the Armed Forces. Most
films are also cleared for use by civilian pro-
fessional medical personnel and allied scientific
workers, including medical students.
PMF 5018 Thoracic Surgery-Part III: Foreign Bodies
in the Pericardium and Heart
(Color 50 Min 1946)
Diagnostic planning, surgical,
and post operative techniques for
handling patients with foreign body
within the heart or pericardium.
PMF 5027 Schistosomiasis (Professional Technical
Version)
(Color 27 Min 1947)
Epidemiology and symptoms of
three types of schistosomiasis-
technical, clinical and laboratory
procedures for diagnosis and treat-
ment of schistosomiasis japonica.
PMF 5028 Sandfly Control
(Color 33 Min 1947)
Symptoms and treatment of di-
seases of skin transmitted by sand-
fly environmental sanitation prin-
ciples essential to control.
PMF 5037 Abnormal Involuntary Movements
(B&W Silent 24 Min 1947)
Activating and inhibitory in-
fluences on motor centers of nerv-
ous system how lesions at various
levels may cause involuntary move-
ments.
PMF 5044 Facial Palsy
(B&W Silent 22 Min 1947)
Anatomy of facial nerve-results
of lesions in characteristic sites
treatment of facial palsy spasms
occurring during regeneration.
PMF 5048 Arthropod-Borne Virus Encephalitis
(B&W 34 Min 1947)
Diagnosis, treatment, and con-
trol of Japanese B. encephalitis
stress on proper approach to in-
vestigation of problem.
PMF 5058 The Medical Effects of the Atomic Bomb-
Part I Physics, Physical Destruction, and
Casualty Effect
(Color 32 Min 1950)
Nuclear fission and general re-
action thermal energy and mech-
anical force nuclear radiation and
ionizing effect physical destruc- A
tion casualty effects. I
PMF 5061 Peripheral Nerve Surgery-Part I Nerve
Surgery
(Color 33 Min 1948)
Management of typical periphe-
ral nerve injury case of World
War II period follow up treatment
at neurosurgical centers of the
Veterans Administration.
PMF 5063 Anterior Acrylic Bridgework
(Color 39 Min 1946)
Procedures and techniques used
in fitting different types of dental
bridges in which acrylic is used
to replace porcelain.
PMF 5071 Pinta
(Color 18 Min 1948)
Stages of chronic, disfiguring
skin disease diagnosis spiroche-
tal etiology results obtained from
arsenical and penicillin therapy.
PMF 5073 Construction of the Screw Lock Sectional
Splint
(Color 17 Min 1948)
Fixation, grafting and replace-
ment performed on case of facial
injury including mandible fracture
requiring additional bone to restore I
contour.
PMF 5075 Reconstruction of the Lower Lip and Chin
(Color 20 Min 1948)
Method and phases of restora-
tion as performed on case of de-
struction of two-thirds of lower lip,
chin, and mandible.
PMF 5076 Lumbar Sympathectomy Gang! Tonectomy
(Color 31 Min 1948)
Various applications procain-
ization of structure to be removed
operative procedure details of re-
moval of sympathetic chain.
PMF 5077A Inside the Cell Part I Enzymes in
Intracellular Chemistry
(Color 40 Min 1949)
Concept of intracellular enzy-
matic action biochemical pheno-
mena demonstration laboratory
techniques of several Nobel Prize
winning scientists.
PMF 5077B Inside the Cell-Part Il-Regulation of
Enzymes
(Color 43 Min 1952)
Factors regulating enzyme ac-
tion: location in individual cells,
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PMF 5145C
PMF 5145D
quantity in tissue, chemical environ-
ment, drugs, and antimetabolites.
PMF 5097 Technique of Tantalum Cranioplasty PMF 5145A
(Color 40 Min 1949)
Problems in cosmetic correction
of skull defects by tantalum cran-
ioplasty technique of formation
and insertion of tantalum plates.
PMF 5110 Radioactivity Laboratory Demonstrations
(Color 17 Min 1949) PMF 5145B
Elementary principles of radi-
oactivity instruments used in the
laboratory for detection and meas-
uring, and protection devices.
PMF 5111 Cushing's Experiment in the Dog
(Color 14 Min 1949)
Respiratory and circulatory ef-
fects of pressure on the brain, such
as that resulting from brain tumors.
PMF 5114 Rickettsiae Laboratory Procedure for Their
Isolation and Identification
(Color 47 Min 1949)
Laboratory procedure for diag-
nosis of rickettsiae disease gross
pathology compared with normal-
fundamentals of sterile technique.
PMF 5118 The Diagnosis of Peripheral Nerve Injuries
HIST (Color 16 JM in 1949)
Significant clinical findings of
12 cases of various nerve injuries.
PMF 5124 Ascariasis (Infestation With Ascarids)
(B&W 12 Min 1949)
Details of life cycle of ascarids
in swine reference to many other
species.
PMF 5140 Hereditary Ataxia
(Color 31 Min 1950)
Hereditary and clinical charac-
teristics of disease early symptoms
and later disease development signs
of late stages diagnosis.
PMF 5143 Atomic Medical Cases Japan-
World War II
(B&W 37 Min 1949)
Medical problems resulting PMF 5147B
from atomic explosions at Hiro-
shima and Nagasaki pathological
studies first aid and medical serv-
ice to victims.
PMF 5144 Nursing in the Tropics
(B&W 29 Min 1952)
Preventive medicine and asep- PMF 5147C
tic techniques in military hospital
nursing procedures in treating gas-
PMF 5145E
PMF 5145F
trointestinal disorders, fungus in-
fection, malaria and dengue fever.
The Radioisotope Part I Fundamentals
of Radioactivity
(B&W 59 Min 1951)
Basic concepts in the field of
nuclear physics that are pertinent
to an understanding of radioiso-
topes.
The Radioisotope Part II Properties
of Radiation
(B&W 68 Min 1952)
Properties of primary and
secondary nuclear radiation in terms
of their ionizing effect concepts on
effect of matter on radiation.
The Radioisotope Part III Practical
Procedures of Measurement
(B&W 48 Min 1951)
Various measurement appara-
tus and techniques absolute and
comparative measurement.
The Radioisotope Part IV Methodology
(B&W 40 Min 1951)
Factors governing tracer us-
age and design of tracer experi-
ments seven criteria of tracer
methodology are established by illus-
trative experiments.
The Radioisotope Part V The Physical
Principles of Radiological Safety-
Sections I and II
(B&W 51 Min 1953)
Alpha, beta and gamma radi-
ation roentgen measurement
principles and problems of exposure
effect of physical decay biological
and effective half -life.
The Radioisotope Part VI The Practice
of Radiological Safety
(B&W 33 Min 1952)
Safe handling of radioisotopes
protective clothing and metering
equipment control of exposure, de-
contamination, monitoring, and
shielding techniques.
The Radioisotope Part XII Agricultural
Research
(B&W 40 Min 1952)
Use of phosphorous 32 in field
tests of fertilizers use of cobalt 60
in micronutrient studies use of cal-
cium 45 in nutrient problems.
The Radioisotope Part XIII General
Scisnces
(B&W 46 Min 1952)
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Use of radioisotope tracers in PMF 5218
scientific problem solving in fields
of metallurgy, chemistry, bio-
chemistry and plant physiology.
PMF 5148 The Medical Effects of the Atomic Bomb-
Part II Pathology and the Clinical
Problem
(Color 37 Min 1950) PMF 5219
Mechanism of thermal, trau-
matic and radiation effects clin-
ical observation diagnosis and prog-
nosis, along with pathological ma-
terial for illustrations.
PMF 5166 Electrocardiography
(Color 10 Min 1949) PMF 5220
Use of cathode-ray oscilloscope
to show magnitude and direction of
galvonometer deflection relation of
human electrocardiogram to Eintho-
ven's theory.
PMF 5167 Heat Disorders: Heat Exhaustion, Heat PMF 5221
Stroke and Heat Cramps
(B&W 25 Min 1952)
Causes, symptoms, treatment
and prevention of heat disorders
analysis of physiological aspects of
balance of heat gain and heat loss
in body.
PMF 5188 Intramaxillary Multiple Loop Wiring in
Treatment of Jam Fractures
(Color 28 Min 1951)
Technique of applying intra-
maxillary multiple loop demonstrat-
ed on 20-year-old male patient with
fractuce of right mandible.
PMF 5203 Caesarean Section Extraperitoneal
Pfannenstiel Incision
(Color 23 Min 1952)
Actual case history surgical
procedures, with anatomical land-
marks clearly indicated throughout
operation.
PMF 5212 The Heart Cardiovascular Pressure Pulses
and Electrocardiography
(Color 34 Min 1952)
Basic physiology principles in-
volved in cardiac function estab- PMF 5299
lished diagnostic theories of electro-
cardiography.
PMF 5217 D-ntoalveolar Surgery Alveolectomy
After Multiple Extraction of Teeth
(Color 6 Min 1952)
Surgical procedures for estab-
lishing a ridge of uniform height PMF 5300
with smooth even contour after mul-
tiple extraction of teeth.
PMF 5227
PMF 5229
PMF 5230
HIST
Djntoalveolar Surgery Alveolectomy in
Extraction of Isolated Teeth
(Color 11 Min 1952)
Surgical removal of bone re-
taining isolated teeth, and proced-
ure for proper contouring of soft
tissues.
Dentoalveolar Surgery Alveolectomy and
Multiple Pathology
(Color 18 Min 1952)
Problems in removal of teeth
from pathological bone and the
proper repair of the ridge tissues
are demonstrated.
Dentoalveolar Surgery Excision of
Mandibular Tori
(Color 12 Min 1952)
Preferred procedures for reduc-
tion of lingual tuberosity and for
proper retention of dentures.
Dentoalveolar Surgery Excision of
Gingival Hypertrophy
(Color 6 Min 1952)
Surgical procedures to correct
a dental ridge hypertrophied and
flabby due to ill-fitting dentures.
Introduction to Occupational Therapy
(B&W 20 Min 1954)
"Various cases are cited to il-
lustrate value and principles of oc-
cupational therapy.
Dental Activities, Walter Reed Army
Medical Center
(Color 18 Min 1953)
Discusses dental activities of
the Walter Reed Army Hospital,
The Central Dental Laboratory and
The Army Medical Service Gradu-
ate School.
Uterine Cancer: The Problem of Early
Diagnosis
(Color 21 Min 1952)
Stresses value of the routine
pelvic examination of all adult
women illustrating its practicabil-
ity in reducing deaths from cancer.
Combat Psychiatry The Battalion Medical
Officer
(B&W 37 Min 1954)
Role of battalion psychiatrist
how to recognize combat fatigue
cases their treatment stress on
prevention of manpower losses.
Combat Psychiatry The Division
Psychiatrist
(B&W 33 Min 1955)
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How he supervises treatment
and reassignment of NP patients
how he maintains continued liaison
with other medical personnel at di-
vision and battalion level.
PMF 5301 Hemorrhagic Fever-Clinical Features
(Color 45 Min 1955)
Clinical and pathological find-
ings of epidemic hemorrhagic fever
current opinion on spread, cause,
and control of the disease.
PMF 5304 Dabridement-Part (-Multiple Soft Tissue
Wounds
(Color 12 Min 1957)
Adequate and minimal skin in-
cision, incision of fascia, excision
of devitalized tissue, complete hem-
ostatis, primary closures and dress-
ings.
PMF 5305 Oebridement-Part Il-Wounds of the
Extremities
(Color 33 Min 1956)
Eight different wound cases
shown to demonstrate the techniques
of cleaning wounds and removing
devitalized tissue and other foci of
infection.
PMF 5315 Radical Retroperitoneal Node Dissection
in the Treatment of Testicular Tumors
(Color 20 Min 1957)
Dissection of germinal tu-
mors seminoma, embryonal car-
cinoma, teratocarcinoma, and chori-
ocarcinoma clinical and microsco-
pical analysis.
PMF 5316 The Effect of loniiing Radiation on
Domestic Animals
(B&W 22 Min 1956)
Development of symptoms in
burros radiation and physiological
changes in biochemistry, hematol-
ogy, histopathology, and radiome-
tric laboratory.
PMF 5318 Management of Burns Part I Supportive
HIST Care
(Color 18 Min 1958)
Rule of nines method of diag-
nosing burns minor, moderate and
critical injuries initial hospital
procedures for treating burns.
PMF 5319 Management of Burns-Part Il-Local Care
HIST (Color 15 Min 1958)
Care of burned patients in
dressing and operating rooms
cleaning wound, debridement of
skin, occlusive dressing, air treat-
ment and skin grafting.
PMF 5320 Management of Burns-Part Ill-Skin
HIST Grafting
(Color 21 Min 1959)
Skin grafting of limbs, hands,
and body areas autografting and
homografting techniques sheet
method and postage stamp method
of grafting.
PMF 5322 Animals for Research
(Color 28 Min 1958)
Factors involved in maintain-
ing a disease free colony techni-
ques and equipment used in breed-
ing transportation of animals to
research laboratories.
PMF 5324 A Method of Teaching Combat Surgery
(Color 16 Min 1958)
The new method is demon-
strated as applied to debridement
actual combat conditions are simu-
lated in the laboratory.
PMF 5325 Electromyograph Procedures
(B&W 18 Min 1958)
Operation and clinical appli-
cation of the electromyograph ma-
chine in the diagnosis, treatment,
and prognosis of neuromuscular
disorders.
PMF 5326 Hearing Evaluation and Rehabilitation
(B&W 24 Min 1960)
Physical and emotional rehab-
ilitation at audiology and speech
center, Walter Reed Hospital hear-
ing loss and speech evaluation tests
hearing aid evaluation and train-
ing speech training.
PMF 5327 Nephrouretarectomy
(Color 26 Min 1960)
Clinical diagnosis of ureter in-
fection surgical procedure used in
a nephroureterectomy removal of
left kidney with infected ureters
shown.
PMF 5330 Correction of Mandibular Prognathism
by Vertical Sliding Osteotomy
(Color 29 Min 1960)
Clinical manifestations and
surgical techniques and procedures
used to correct the condition.
PMF 5331 Technique of Biceps Cineplosty
(Color 26 Min 1960)
Clinical diagnosis surgical
technique physical therapy, fitting
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of the prosthesis, and prosthesis
training after surgery.
PMF 5333 Shirodlcar Operation
HIST (Color 18 Min 1961)
Principles and surgical techni-
que of the Shirodkar operation de-
signed to correct cervical incom-
petency during pregnancy.
PMF 5335 Closure of Antral-Oral Fistula
(Color 16 Min 1961)
Surgical principles and pro-
cedures technique of the 'buckle-
envelope type of flap' demonstrated.
PMF 5336 Total Body Measurement of Natural and
Acquired Radioactivity in Man
(Color 11 Min 1961)
Methods and facilities devised
at Walter Reed Army Medical Cen-
ter features, operation, and use of
the human counter, iron room, and
medical fiuoroscopy stand.
PMF 5337 The Intestinal Biopsy Capsule
(Color 6 Min 1961)
Features, use, and operation of
capsule devised by Walter Reed
Army Medical Center how capsule
swallowed by patient makes possible
biopsies of small intestine.
PMF 5338 Surgical Excision of Oral Leukoplakia
(Color 18 Min 1961)
Clinical symptoms, histologic,
criteria, prognosis, and surgical
techniques applied in oral leuko-
plakia.
PMF 5339 Basic Autopsy Procedure
(Color 51 Min 1961)
Preliminary requirements ex-
ternal examination of body, dis-
section techniques, internal exam-
ination, evisceration, and examina-
tion of organs medical board re-
view of autopsy findings.
PMF 5340 Rigid Medullary Fixation of Forearm
Fractures
(Color 16 Min 1961)
Surgical procedure demon-
strated on patient with forearm
fractures of the radius and ulna
bones post surgical program to de-
velop use of extremity.
PMF 5341 Simple Method for Trachea! Suction and
Bronchoscopy
(Color 11 Min 1961)
Clinical requirements for, and
techniques used with and without
anesthesia on patients who have
undergone pulmonary surgery.
PMF 5342 Enzyme Assisted Cataract Surgery
(Color 10 Min 1961)
Surgical demonstration of use
of enzyme, alpholcymotrypsin (act)
in cataract surgery as performed
at Walter Reed Army Medical Cen-
ter.
PMF 5346 Subiuxation
(Color 10 Min 1962)
Clinical symptoms of hypermo-
bility of temporal mandibular joint
equipment, technique and treat-
ment used in subluxation method
of correcting this condition.
PMF 5347 Physical Therapy in the Treatment of the
Adult rfamiplegic Patient
(Color 26 Min 1962)
Bobath treatment techniques
applied to patient in following po-
sitions: supine, prone, sitting,
kneeling, standing and walking.
PMF 5351 Prophylactic Hemodialysis in Acute
HIST Rsnal Failures
(Color 26 Min 1963)
Tests conducted by United
States Army Research Institute to
evaluate effect of prophylactic hem-
odialysis on patients suffering from
acute renal failures.
PMF 5355 Vaginal Construction
(Color 18 Min 1963)
Approved surgical technique
and procedures in vaginal construc-
tion involving a congenital lack of
vagina and uterus.
PMF 5356 Buffering of Carbon Dioxide During
HIST Hypercapnia
(Color 24 Min 1963)
Tests performed on an un-
treated and treated dog prepara-
tion of animal, denitrogenation of
lungs, apneic oxygenation, effects
on animals.
PMF 5357 Forceps Deliveries Part I Prerequisites
for Forceps Deliveries
(Color 18 Min 1963)
Factors concerned in use of
forces: position and engagement of
baby's head, type and dilation of
cervix, knowledge of all types of
forceps.
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PMF 5358 Forceps Delivery-Part Il-Classical
Instruments and Techniques of Forceps
Application
(Color 38 Min 1963)
Features of forceps with shanks
overlapping and separated-bi-par-
ietal, posterior blade application in
varying delivery position use of
Simpson and Elliot forceps.
PMF 5359 Forceps Deliveries-Part Ill-Traction
(Color 25 Min 1963)
Manual and instrumental meth-
ods of accomplishing axis-traction
proper application of classical and
special forceps used in the instru-
mental method.
PMF 5360 Forceps Deliveries-Part IV-Transverse
Arrest
(Color 40 Min 1963)
Forceps delivery techniques for
transverse positions of the occiput,
and posterior positions of the occi-
put.
PMF 5361 Forceps Deliveries-Part V-Keilland
Forceps
(Color 47 Min 1963)
Uses and applications of the
Keilland forceps for deliveries in-
volving transverse and posterior po-
sitions.
PMF 5362 Forceps Deliveries-Part VI-Forceps
Management of Face Presentations
(Color 10 Min 1963)
Application of Keilland forceps
for management of face presenta-
tions in delivery advantages of in-
strumental management over manual
management underscored.
PMF 5363 Forceps Deliveries Part VII Barton
Forceps
(Color 19 Min 1963)
Application and use for trans-
verse arrest and face presentation
deliveries advantages for patients
with deformed sacrum or flat pelvis.
PMF 5364 Forceps Deliveries-Part Vlll-Piper
Forceps (For aftercoming head)
(Color 12 Min 1963)
Application and use of Piper
forceps for deliveries involving
breech presentation.
PMF 5369 Lymphangiography
(Color 18 Min 1963)
Demonstration of lymphangio-
graphy technique used at Walter
Reed Hospital preparation of pa-
tient, surgical isolation and cannula-
tion of lymphatic vessel.
PMF 5371 Surgical Excision of Epidermoid Cyst
From Floor of Mouth
(Color 20 Min 1964)
Causes and diagnosis of cyst
demonstration of surgical exci-
sion of cyst from floor of mouth of
an 18-year-old girl pathological
analysis of specimen.
PMF 5375 Mouth Preparation for Removable Partial
Dentures
(Color 35 Min 1964)
Principles and procedures for
diagnosing and treating patient's
mouth prior to receiving prosthesis.
PMF 5376 The Preventive Dentistry Officer
(Color 25 Min 1964)
Scope of Army Dental Corps
preventive dentistry program and
role of post preventive dentistry of-
ficers and dentists in implementing
it.
PMF 5377 Impressions for Removable Partial
Dentures
(Color 37 Min 1964)
Materials and procedures in
making mandibular and maxillary
impressions secondary impression
technique for altering distal ex-
tension of original cast.
PMF 5378 Jaw Relation Records for Removable
Partial Dsntures
(Color 30 Min 1964)
Procedures and materials for
making accurate maxillomandibular
record technique of assembling
casts in centric occlusion with aid
of maxillo-mandibular record.
PMF 5381 Temporary Plastic Bridges
(Color 19 Min 1964)
Clinical demonstration of the
construction of a temporary plas-
tic bridge of four teeth.
PMF 5382 Physical Therapy Management of a
Bilateral Amputee
(Color 33 Min 1964)
Early management of above-
and below-knee unilateral amputees
rehabilitation of bilateral am-
putee exercises fitting of and
training with prostheses.
PMF 5383 A Simplified Technic of Operative
Cholangiography
(Color 12 Min 1965)
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Use and advantages of x-ray cas-
sette for operative cholangiography
design and handling features are
shown interpretation of cholang-
iograms is also discussed.
PMF 5384 Bladder Outlet Obstruction in Children-
Diagnosis and Management
(Color 32 Min 1965)
Types, symptoms and diagnos-
tic techniques nonsurgical antire-
flux treatment surgical techniques
for bladder neck revision and ure-
teral reimplantation.
PMF 5385 Facial Trauma-Part Ill-Extra Oral
Fixation of Maxillofacial Fractures
(Color 18 Min 1966)
Surgical procedures for open
reduction of fractures fitting of
plastic head cap, Minerva jacket,
and extra-oral fixation use and
value of head frame.
PMF 5387 Pollicization of the Ring Finger
(Color 23 Min 1965)
Three-stage surgical procedure
for policization of ring finger as
performed on male patient who suf-
fered amputation of thumb on right
hand.
PMF 5388 Popliteal Artery Entrapment Syndrome
(Color 21 Min 1966)
Symptoms and surgical treat-
ment of three cases of popliteal
artery entrapment syndrome due to
congenital anomaly.
PMF 5390 Physical Therapy in the Army Medical
Service
(Color 22 Min 1966)
Physical therapy practices in
care and rehabilitation of patients
with nerve and muscle injuries, and
amputees.
PMF 5391 Biopsy Procedures in Oral Diagnosis
(Color 25 Min 1966)
Indications for biopsy and bi-
opsy techniques for diagnosis of
soft tissue lesions demonstration
of excisional and incisional biop-
sies on three cases.
PMF 5392 The Surgical Treatment of Chronic
Lymphedema of the Leg
(Color 16 Min 1968)
Describes the etiology of pri-
mary and secondary lymph edema,
and presents a clinical demonstra-
tion of the 2-stage surgical treat-
ment performed on a female patient
with massive chronic lymphedema
of the left leg.
PMF 5393 Magnetic vs Nonmagnetic Intraocular
Foreign Bodies an Ultrasonic
Determination
(Color 14 Min 1966)
Demonstration of ultrasonic
determination and surgical manage-
ment of patient with eye injury,
and post-operative ultrasonic test-
ing.
PMF 5394 Life and Death Relationship: The Heart
and its Blood Supply Part I Physiology
(Color 28 Min 1966)
Laboratory demonstration of
functioning of normal heart and
heart with various types of path-
ology prescribed management for
different heart conditions.
PMF 5395 Management of Facial Trauma Part I
Initial Treatment and Methods of
Fixation
(Color 25 Min 1966)
Patient care prior to manage-
ment of facial trauma; initial treat-
ment of bone, soft tissue and frac-
tures; use and evaluation of bar,
splint, and pin fixations.
PMF 5396 Management of Facial Trauma Part II
Open Reduction of Maxillofacial
Fractures
(Color 28 Min 1966)
Reduction of mandibular, con-
dyle, maxillary, zygomatic and mid-
face fractures (patients with and
without dentures) ; extra -oral fixa-
tions.
PMF 5397 Mammaplasty: The Strombeck Technique
(Color 27 Min 1966)
Demonstration of reduction of
mammaplasty using Strombeck sur-
gical technique as performed on 23
year old patient.
PMF 5398 Hand Injuries-Principles of Early
Management
(Color 24 Min 1967)
Evaluation of damage; pre-
vention of infection; treatment of
open, crush, and gunshot wounds,
fractures, nerve and tendon injur-
ies; rehabilitation exercises.
PMF 5399 Oculomotor Apraxia (Acquired)
(Color 20 Min 1966)
Clinical testing and character-
istics displayed by 24 year old male
patient who acquired the disease in
adult life.
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PMF 5400 Insect-Borne Diseases PMF 5410
(Color 17 Min 1966)
Sources, effects, and control of
insect-borne diseases stress on re-
sponsibility of unit commander for
preventive discipline in field.
PMF 5401 Meningococcal Disease Early Diagnosis, PMF 5411
Intensive Treatment
(Color 26 Min 1966)
Symptoms of disease and ac-
tion required of unit leaders and
medical team for timely and proper
therapy diagnostic techniques and
treatment at post hospital.
PMF 5402 Massive Crush Injury
(Color 12 Min 1967)
Demonstration of treatment on
injured soldier, technique of debride- PMF 5412
ment of necrotic tissue, homograph
applications, autographing, physi-
cal and hydrotherapy.
PMF 5403 Control of Pseudomonas Burn Wound
Sepsis
(Color 17 Min 1967)
Laboratory tests and clinical
use of Sulfamylon burn cream de-
veloped at the Brooke General Hos-
pital to control pseudomonas burn PMF 5413
wound sepsis.
PMF 5406 Intraocular Foreign Body Ultrasound and
Cryosurgical Management
(Color 9M 1967)
A clinical demonstration of ul-
trasound and cryosurgical man-
agement of a traumatized eye as
performed on a patient with an in-
traocular injury from a brass for-
eign body.
PMF 5408 Abnormal Spatial Projection in Retrolental
Fibroplasia
(Color 6 Min 1967)
A clinical demonstration of the
process of abnormal spatial projec-
tions in retrolental fibroplasia as
manifested on a 16 year old fe-
male patient, who had been a pre-
mature infant with a birth weight
of 2 Ibs.
PMF 5409 Peritoneoscopy An Aid to Diagnosis
(Color 20 Min 1968)
Describes the value of perito-
neoscopy as an aid to diagnose dis-
ease of intra-abdominal structures,
and presents a clinical demonstra- PMF 5416
tion of a peritoneoscopy performed
on a male patient for a liver bi-
opsy.
PMF 5414
PMF 5415
Smallpox
(Color 33 Min 1968)
Differential clinical and labora-
tory diagnosis of smallpox and
chickenpox; and procedures for
treatment and prophylaxis.
Management of Combat Wounds
Debridement and Delayed Primary
Closure of Low Velocity Fragment
Wounds
(Color 13 Min 1968)
A clinical demonstration of de-
bridement and delayed primary
closure of low velocity fragment
wounds as performed on a soldier
with multiple wounds on left arm,
thigh, hips, and flank.
Management of Combat Wounds
Debridement and Delayed Primary
Closure of High Velocity Missile
Wounds
(Color 7 Min 1968)
A clinical demonstration of de-
bridement of a single high velocity
wound of the right thigh and early
management of a severely commin-
uted fracture of the femur.
Enucleation of the Traumatized Eye
(Color 11 Min 1968)
A clinical demonstration of the
enucleation surgical procedure as
performed on a soldier with severe
injury to the eye and orbit.
Orbital Foreign Body Localization and
Extraction
(Color 9 Min 1968)
A clinical demonstration of the
localization and extraction of an
orbital foreign body as performed
on a soldier with a grenade frag-
ment lodged in the right orbit,
which grossly limited the up and
down movement of the eye.
Army Medicine in Vietnam
(Color 29 Min 1968)
Shows all phases of army med-
icine: air evacuation of battle cas-
ualties; facilities and services of
field hospitals; convalescent care;
medical research; medical services
to raise health of civilian popula-
tion.
Filariasis
(Color 25 Min 1968)
Characteristics of microfilaria
found in blood of diseased patients;
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how infective parasite is transmit-
ted by mosquito to humans, and
the effects on the body; clinical
manifestations and management of
filariasis cases.
PMF 5417 Management of Combat Wounds Massive
Trauma to the Eye and Orbit
(Color 6 Min 1968)
Describes the clinical problems
that confront the surgeon in the
management of massive wounds to
the eye and orbital areas; and
presents two demonstrations of the
primary enucleation surgical pro-
cedure.
PMF 5418 Control of Blood Loss in Extensive
Autografting
(Color 10 Min 1968)
A clinical demonstration of the
hemostatic technique used success-
fully by the US Army Research
Unit to control blood loss in ex-
tensive autografting.
PMF 5420 Surgical Positioning
(Color 25 Min 1968)
Correct positioning of the pa-
tient for surgery involving the thy-
roid, gall bladder, hysterectomy,
splenectomy, kidney or adrenal sys-
tem, genitourinary tract, rectum,
back and extremities.
PMF 5421 Tricuspid Valve Replacement Following
Blunt Trauma
(Color 21 Min 1968)
A clinical demonstration of the
diagnostic evaluation and surgical
correction of tricuspid insufficiency
as performed on a 30 year old male
patient at the Walter Reed Army
Hospital.
PMF 5422 Mission Dustoff (Helicopter Evacuation)
(Color 12 Min 1969)
Depicts the role of the heli-
copter ambulance and its crew in
evacuating battlefield casualties in
Vietnam.
PMF 5423 Management of Third Degree Burns in a
Newborn
(Color 8 Min 1969)
A clinical demonstration of the
management of third degree burns
of the genitalia and lower extremi-
ties suffered by a male infant with-
in an hour after birth.
PMF 5424 Special Eya Care (For Burns) A
(Color 11 Min 1969) I
Demonstrates the special eye
care of patients suffering second
and third degree burns of the face
to prevent eye infection and cor-
neal ulceration.
PMF 5425 Temporomandibular Menisectomy
(Color 6 Min 1969)
A clinical demonstration of a
temporomandibular menisectomy per-
formed on a 22 year old male pa-
tient with a deranged meniscus of
the left mandibular joint.
PMF 5426 Correction of Unilateral Prognathism by
Oblique Osteotomy of the Mandibular
Ramus
(Color 10 Min 1969)
A clinical demonstration of the
correction of unilateral prognathism
by oblique osteotomy of the man-
dibular ramus as performed on a
23 year old female patient.
PMF 5427 Correction of Prognathic Malocclusion by
Bilateral Mandibular Ostectomy
(Color 16 Min 1969)
A clinical demonstration of a
bilateral mandibular osteotomy to
correct a prognathic malocclusion
on a 20 year old male. Postopera- |
tive views of the patient illustrate
the successful results in achieving
a proper and stable relation be-
tween the maxillae and mandibles.
PMF 5428 Peripheral Nerve Repair With Silastic
Cuffing
(Color 13 Min 1969)
A clinical demonstration of
the surgical procedure for the re-
pair of a man's tibial nerve using
silastic cuffing.
PMF 5431 Immediate Homography of Second Degree
Burns
(Color 15 Min 1970)
Burn cases at Brooke Army
Medical Center illustrate the cos-
metic and physiologic benefits of
immediate debridement and homo-
grafting of involved areas.
PMF 5432 Anterior Communicating Artery
Aneurysms: The Gyrus Rectus Approach
(Color 22 Min 1971)
Describes the procedures for op-
erating on an aneurysm of the an-
terior communicating artery by way
of an incision in the gyrus rectus.
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PMF 5433 Ocular Paracentesis
(Color 5 Min 1971)
Describes the microparacente-
sis needle and demonstrates its use
in removing aqueous fluid from the
eye.
PMF 5435 Reading the Blood Pressure Manometer
(Color 6 Min 1971)
Shows six different blood pres-
sure readings; the viewer records
his readings, and compares them
to the correct readings given at the
end of the film.
PMF 5436 Incision and Irrigation of Traumatic
Cataract
(Color 6 Min 1971)
Shows the detailed procedure
for the treatment of traumatic cat-
aract by irrigation of the lens from
the posterior chamber through a
small corneal incision.
PMF 5437 C-Osteotomy of the Mandible: Correction
of A Class II Malocclusion
(Color 14 Min 1971)
Demonstrates the operation to
correct a class II malocclusion by
making a C-shaped cut in the man-
dible to bring the teeth forward.
Shows surgical technique and re-
sult after healing.
PMF 5438 Ansurysm of the Basilar Bifurcation
(Color 11 Min 1971)
The technique for obliterating
a posterior projecting aneurysm of
the basilar bifurcation by direct
surgical approach is demonstrated.
PMF 5439 Supperative Thrombophlebitis: A
Complication of Intravenous Therapy
(Color 16 Min 1971)
Shows procedure for diagnos-
ing and treating supperative throm-
bophlebitis ; demonstrates excision
of greater saphenous vein.
PMF 5440 Electrical Trauma
(Color 13 Min 1971)
Shows treatment of a patient
with severe electrical burns to the
hands and arms.
PMF 5442 Saggital Osteotomy of the Mandible
(Color 19 Min 1972)
Demonstrates this procedure
for correcting class II and III mal-
occlusions. Compares pre- and post-
operative x-rays and facial views.
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Sequence on Hummingbird (SV-
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pershing explosive anchor util-
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explosive foxhole digging aid, chi-
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Armament subsystem helicopter
M5 vertical takeoff landing trans-
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GAU-2A 7.62mm minigun cargo
truck XM 561 morse code device
air/ground pickup system.
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Post crash fire marsh screw
amphibian OH-6A light observa-
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contained transportable (must)
XV-9A hot cycle research helicopter
jungle canopy platform demoli-
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New Army developments: CH-
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trol central (AN/TSQ-72), redeye
report, M-21 helicopter armament
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Report No. 32 US Army R&D at
Natick Laboratories
(Color 23 Min 1968)
A film report on 15 R&D proj-
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Special Interest Expedited Items for
Vietnam
(Color 24 Min 1969)
Illustrates the new items of
equipment developed for use by the
combat soldier in Vietnam cloth-
ing, load-carrying equipment, tools,
XM28 mask, long range patrol food
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tions, ballistics, rocketry, space ve-
hicles, nuclear effects, oceanography,
medicine, agriculture, and industry.
Research and Development Film Report
No. 35 Fluerics Thinking With Air
(Color 38 Min 1969)
Research into fluid dynamics at
the Army's Harry Diamond Labora-
tories design, functioning, and re-
volutionary applications of newly
developed flueric systems advant-
ages of flueric units in terms of
simplicity, reliability, and economy.
Army Research and Development Film
Report No. 36 (U)
(Color 27 Min 1969)
Film is Classified CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
R&D Film Report No. 37 (US Army
Missile Command)
(Color 19 Min 1969)
A report on the R&D program
at the US Army Missile Command
(MICOM), Redstone Arsenal, Ala-
bama, covering some of the advances
and current projects related to: au-
tomated missile tracking and data
reduction methods, magneto hydro-
dynamics, and lasers.
R&D Film Report No. 38 (New Army
Developments)
(Color 21 Min 1969)
A report on the features and
capabilities of: AH-56A 'Cheyenne'
armed helicopter, ionic devices, pow-
ered lowering retrieval system for
CH-47 helicopter, XM 203 AA1
grenade launcher, U-21A 'UTE'
utility airplane, and walking ma-
chine.
R&D Film Report No. 39 Ballistic
Research Labs
(Color 35 Min 1970)
This film outlines the capabil-
ities and functions of ballistic re-
search laboratories, Aberdeen Prov-
364
RD 40
RD 41
ing Ground, Maryland. It specifically
illustrates those areas of ballistics
being researched at the present time.
Research and Development Film Report
No. 40
(Color 21 Min 1970)
New army developments; Loran
portable navigation set AN/PSN-2
lightweight water purification unit
random access discrete address
(RAD A) communications system
flare chromacorder.
R&D Film Report No. 41 (New Army
Developments)
(Color 22 Min 1970)
Heavy equipment transporter
HeT-70-Tank mounted mine clear-
ing roller barbed tape obstacle
body armor vest repair and mainte-
RD 43
RD 44
Research and Development Films
nance artificial hand OH-58A
Kiowa (Helicopter).
Research & Development Film Report
No. 43: (Research & Development For
Mobility)
(Color 21 Min 1971)
This report features new army
developments by the mobility equip-
ment research & development center.
Research and Development Film Report
No. 44
(Color 28 Min 1971)
Progress reports on radiac,
radiation detection devices; mexe-
flote, a self-propelled floating plat-
form; tacfire, computerized fire con-
trol system, and the XM 204 Soft
Recoil Howitzer.
365
Research and Development Progress Reports
59. RDPR; Research and Development
Progress Reports
RDPR films are similar to Film Bulletins, and
deal with military equipment and developments
being tested, but not necessarily approved DA
doctrine or equipment.
RDPR 1 United States Army Research and Develop-
HIST ment Progress Report Number One
(B&W Color 28 Min 1960)
Capabilities and tactical use of
latest weaponry and equipment
(ground and air) current research
projects aircraft, army boots, fire
fighting suit, and missiles.
RDPR 2 US Army Research and Development
HIST Progress Report Number Two
(B&W Color 28 Min 1961)
Objectives, scope, accomplish-
ments, and future goals significant
role in maintaining army's posture
of readiness in the modern age.
RDPR 3 US Army Resrareh and Development
HIST Progress Report Number Three
(B&W Color 31 Min 1961)
Communication satellite, ser-
geant, ground effect machines,
Pershing, instrumentation, Hercules
vs Corporal, CW protection, M88
vehicle, TL16 carrier, airborne sur-
veillance system.
RDPR 4 US Army Research and Devalopment
HIST Progress Report Number Four
(B&W Color 28 Min 1962)
Report by Office of the Chief of
Research and Development on latest
advancements in areas of firepower,
mobility, communications, and con-
trol.
RDPR 5 US Army Research and Development
HIST Progress Report No. 5
(B&W 25 Min 1964)
Latest achievements : Univeral
engineer tractor, image processing
by numbers, FA computer, air tread
amphibian vehicle, hand radar, and
Chinook helicopter.
RDPR 6 US Army Research and Development
HIST Progress Report Number Six Camp
Century
(Color 32 Min 1964)
Construction of Camp Century
on icecap by Army Engineers in
1959 assembly emplacement and
activity of nuclear power plant role
of Camp Century as Arctic Research
Center.
RDPR 7 R&D Progress Report Number Seven-
Swamp Fox II Panama Mobility
in the Tropics
(B&W 24 Min 1964)
Aims, scope, and results of tests
conducted by US Army in coopera-
tion with Panama to evaluate mobi-
lity of wheeled, track, and amphibian
vehicles in tropics.
RDPR 8 Research and Development Progress
Report Number Eight The Army Fi=ld
Radio Conversion Program
(Color 23 Min 1965)
Development and application of
two new radio systems, AN/VRC 12
and AN/VRC 25 adopted by Army
to meet changing tactical require-
ments.
RDPR 9 Research and Development Progress
Report Number 9 DeLong Piers
(Color 12 Min 1967)
Story of the construction and
installation of Delong Piers to re-
lieve the logistical problem in Viet-
nam.
RDPR 10 Research and Development Progress
Report Number 10
(Color 20 Min 1968)
Report on following Army de-
velopments: Air Transportability of
CH-47 Chinook, mobile ion ex-
change unit, M-102 howitzer intensi-
fied type II confirmatory test,
CONEX handling and transport
equipment.
RDPR 11 Research and Development Progress
Report Number 11
(Color 31 Min 1968)
A progress report on 18 R&D
projects underway at the US Army
Tank-Automotive Center (ATAC).
366
Recruiting Films
60. RF; Recruiting Films
RF is primarily for recruiting purposes, but
also has applications for orientation and esprit
de corps.
RF 5-1
RF 5-2
RF 11-1
Career Reports Construction Worker
(B&W 27 Min 1962)
Career opportunities in con-
struction work trades within struc-
tural, mechanical and finishing
fields; available counseling services
and training schools.
Car er Reports Draftsman
(B&W 27 Min 1962)
Career opportunities for drafts-
man in construction, electronics, and
surveying fields; available counsel-
ing services and training facilities.
Formula for a Career (Recruitment Film
for Signal Corps)
(Color 24 Min 1958)
Aimed at ROTC and USMA
graduates. Formula for satisfying
career as a signal corps officer
opportunities for job variety and
career advancement.
RF 15-1 The Most Rewarding Law (Recruitment)
HIST (Color 30 Min 1960)
(For use in recruiting young
lawyers into Judge Advocate Gen-
eral's Corps)
Benefits of a career in Judge
Advocate General's Corps profes-
sional experience, advanced study in
the law, travel and security.
RF 216 Your Stake in Tomorrow (Army
Recruiting)
(B&W 20 Min 1965)
Encourages high school gradu-
ates to enlist in army for career
development cites opportunities for
specialist training.
RF 35-1 The Choice is Mine (WAC Recruiting)
(Color 21 Min 1965)
Aims and scope of the 1-month
summer training course conducted
for college junior women at WAC
Training Center, Ft McClellan,
Alabama.
367
Special Bulletins
61. SB; Special Bulletins
SB films are reports of US Army activities
and operations in overseas areas and com-
mands. This SB series covering Southeast Asia
and other significant areas was the forerunner
of, and supplements, the Staff Film Report
(SFR) series.
SB 7
SB l
SB 2
SB 3
SB 4
SB 5
SB 6
US Army Special Bulletin No. 1 Delivery
of Map Equipment Upper Volta and
Niger-April 1962
(Color 10 Min 1963)
US Air Delivery of map equip-
ment to Republics of Upper Volta
and Niger assembly of shipment in
US, and formal presentations of sup-
plies at destinations.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 2-US
Army Support to Thailand, 1962
(B&W 13 Min 1962)
Report on US Army support in
Thailand during May-August 1962
Military Training Program and
Civic Action Program to thwart
communist insurgency in area.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 3
Operation Sea Swallow Viet-Nam
(Color 16 Min 1963)
Military and civic action in the
implementation of the Province Re-
habilitation Program in South Viet-
nam to defeat communist infiltra-
tion.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 4 US Army
Communications in Southeast Asia,
1962 (U)
(Color 16 Min 1963)
Film is Classified SECRET.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 5 Military
Assistance Shipment to Republic of
the Congo
(Color 8 Min 1963)
US Air Delivery of supplies to
Leopoldville formal reception cere-
monies unloading, transfer and
storage of items by Congolese troops.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 6 US Army
Helicopter Operations in South Vietnam
(Color 24 Min 1963)
Crew organization, tactical em-
ployment, and firepower of H-21,
UH-1A, and UH-1B used in heli-
borne strike against Viet Cong in
South Vietnam.
SB 8
SB 9
SB 10
SB 11
SB 12
SB 13
Summary of Special Warfare Activities A
Around the World
(Color 19 Min 1963)
Training and missions of special
action and general purpose compo-
nents of special warfare forces in
CONUS, Latin America, USAR-
EUR, Asia and Africa.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 8 Military
Civic Action in Guatemala
(Color 21 Min 1963)
Efforts of military and civic
groups since 1961 in implementing
health, education and construction
programs to improve life in Guate-
mala.
The Military Assistance Training Advisor
Course in Action
(Color 23 Min 1963)
Training of specialist at Fort
Bragg in psychological operation,
survival, weaponry, tactics, commu-
nications, and Vietnamese language
to combat Viet Cong in South Viet-
nam.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 10-The US
Army Unit Advisor in Vietnam
(Color 34 Min 1963)
(Not Releasable to Foreign Na-
tionals). |
Scope and complexities of as-
sistance given by army advisors
to Army Republic to Vietnam offi-
cers and troops to combat Viet Cong
guerrilla warfare.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 11 Army
Engineers in Military Civic Actions
(Color 18 Min 1963)
Army Engineer Aid in Latin
America and Southeast Asia in plan-
ning and executing public welfare
projects value for international
friendships.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 12-SEATO
Exercise THANARAT
(Color 25 Min 1963)
Aims, and military and civic
action of exercise THANARAT, ex-
ecuted by SEATO, in Northeast
Thailand, June 1963 proved capa-
bilities of SEATO in military emer-
gency.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 13 Military
Civic Action, Thailand Mobile
Development Units
(Color 19 Min 1963)
Activities of Thai MDU teams,
368
Special Bulletins
SB 14
SB 15
SB 17
SB 18
SB 20
with aid of JUSMAG observers, in
implementing community develop-
ment projects to improve life in
Northeast Thailand.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 14 Special
Action Forces in Latin America
(Color 23 Min 1964)
Military training and civic ac-
tion conducted by SAP element in
Venezuela, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador
and Bolivia.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 15
Operation Montagnard
(Color 29 Min 1964)
How SAF teams in South Viet-
nam won the allegiance of the 'Mon-
tagnard' of the central highlands,
and developed their fighting poten-
tial for the government.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 17 Operacion
America
(Color 15 Min 1964)
Aims and conduct of Joint Mili-
tary exercise held in Colombia, 27
and 28 November 1963 part na-
tions included Bolivia, Ecuador,
Peru, Venezuela, and the United
States.
US Army Psychological Operations
(Pacific 1964)
(Color 29 Min 1964)
Broadcasting, visual, and train-
ing activities of US Army B and
VA and its supporting units in
Okinawa, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and
South Vietnam.
Special Bulletin No. 20 A Victory for
Freeland: Exercise Delawar
(Color 25 Min 1965)
SB 21
SB 22
SB 23
SB 24
SB 26
Objectives and conduct of a
combined US and Iranian operation
held in Iran, April 1964.
Special Bulletin No. 21 -US Army Nurses
in Korea (Army Nurse Recruiting)
(Color 24 Min 1965)
Activities of four nurses in
Korea underscore scope and bene-
fits of nursing assignments in a
foreign country.
Special Bulletin No. 22-Exercise West Wind
(Color 10 Min 1965)
Objectives and conduct of joint
task force maneuver held on Molo-
kai Island, Hawaii, April 1964, to
test combat readiness of 25th In-
fantry Division.
Special Bulletin No. 23 Special Forces
Training in Thailand
(Color 9 Min 1965)
Objectives and scope of special
forces training in Thailand role of
US Army in developing effective
Thai special forces.
US Army in Taiwan
(Color 32 Min 1965)
Activities of MAAG advisors
in aiding Republic of China to de-
velop its armed forces on Taiwan
and the offshore islands.
US Army Special Bulletin No. 26 The
Advisory Team in Action
(Color 23 Min 1967)
Organization and missions of
sector and subsector teams in Viet-
nam, with focus on activities of sub-
sector team in military and civic
action projects.
369
Stafv Film Reports
62. SFR; Staff Film Reports
SFR films are newsreel-type films of the Viet-
nam conflict and activities in other significant
areas. They are intended for showing to combat
and combat support type units and other inter-
ested personnel and units of the Active Army
and Reserves.
SFR 66-1 Staff Film Report 66-1
HIST (Color 29 Min 1966)
Vietnam Combat and other ac-
tivity, November and December 1965
173rd Airborne Brigade, 101 Air-
borne Division, US Special Forces,
US Army Signal Corps, Medical
Service, and Engineers.
SFR 66-2A Staff Film Raport 66-2A
HIST (Color 27 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, December 1965 502d Batta-
lion, 101st Airborne Division, 1st Air
Cavalry Division, 229 Aviation Bat-
talion and Support Command, and
Army Chaplain Action.
SFR 66-2B Staff Film Report 66-2B
HIST (Color 28 Min 1966)
Vietnam activities in Decem-
ber 1965 operation Christmas Star
and party hosted by Army Replace-
ment Battalion deployment of 3d
Brigade, 25th Infantry Division to
Vietnam.
SFR 66-3A Staff Film Report 66-3A
HIST (Color 29 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, December 1965 and January
1966 173d Airborne Brigade, 3d
Brigade 25th Infantry Division, 1st
Air Cavalry Division, and Air Re-
covery Detachment.
SFR 66-4 A Staff Film Report 66-4A
HIST (Color 25 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, December 1965 and January
1966 173d Airborne Brigade, 1st
Air Cavalry Division, 3d Brigade
1st Infantry Division, and 2d Bri-
gade 25th Infantry Division.
SFR 66-5A Staff Film Report 66-5A
HIST (Color 18 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, January 1966 173d Airborne
Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, 25th
Infantry Division, and a special TC
Air Recovery Unit.
SFR 66-6 A Staff Film Report 66-6A
HIST (Color 23 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, January 1966 1st Air Cava-
lry Division in Operation Masher
and Operation Van Buren deploy-
ment of 25th Infantry Division to
Cu Cho.
SFR 66-7A Staff Film Report 66-7A
HIST (Color 36 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, January and February 1966
1st Infantry Division, Army Avia-
tion Company, Army Engineer, 25th
Infantry Division and ROK Forces
Honolulu conference.
SFR 66-8 A Staff Film Report 66-8 A
HIST (Color 31 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, January and February 1966
1st Air Cavalry, 101st Airborne and
173d Airborne Brigades Honolulu
conference and Vice-President in
Vietnam.
SFR 66-9 A Staff Film Report 66-9A
HIST (Color 19 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, January and February 1966
1st Air Cavalry Division, 173d and
101st Airborne Brigade 1st Infantry
Division, Army Engineer, and US
Navy Seaplane maintenance.
SFR 66-10 A Staff Film Report 66-1 OA
HIST (Color 22 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, January and February 1966
1st Infantry Division, 101st Air-
borne Brigade, 1st Air Cavalry Di-
vision, and establishment of New
SF 'A' camp at XOM CAT.
SFR 66-10B Staff Film Report 66-1 OB
HIST (Color 24 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, December 1965, January and
February 1966 1st Infantry Divi-
sion and 25th Infantry Division, and
missions of army craft in buildup
of Cam Ranh Bay.
SFR 66-11 A Staff Film Report 66-11 A
HIST (Color 33 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, February and March 1966
101st Airborne Division, 1st In-
fantry Division, 25th Infantry Di-
vision, 1st Air Cavalry Division, and
Communications Satellite Project.
370
Staff Film Report*
SFR 66-12A Stoff Film Report 66-12A
HIST (Color 33 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, January, February, March,
1966 25th Infantry, 1st Air Caval-
ry, 1st Infantry, 101st Airborne,
173d Airborne, and 5th SP 'halo'
training in combat zone.
SFR 66-13A Staff Film Report 66-13A
HIST (Color 27 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, March 1966 173d Airborne
Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, Aus-
tralian Regiment, and Army Engi-
neer Annual CISM competitions in
USAREUR.
SFR 66-14 A Staff Film Report 66-1 4A
HIST (Color 31 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, February and March 1966
25th Infantry Division, 1st Air
Cavalry Division, 1st Infantry Di-
vision, 173d Airborne Brigade
NATO 'winter express' exercise.
SFR 66-15A Staff Film Report 66-15A
HIST (Color 28 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, March and April 1966 1st
Air Cavalry Division, 25th Infantry
Division, 173d Airborne Brigade, SF
'A' camp construction, and ROK
Action.
SFR 66-16A Staff Film Report 66-16A
HIST (Color 26 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, March and April 1966 25th
Infantry, 1st Air Cavalry and 1st
Infantry Divisions Australian,
New Zealand, ROK, and ARVN
troops.
SFR 66-17A Staff Film Report 66-1 7A
HIST (Color 22 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivity, April 1966 25th Infantry Di-
vision, 1st Infantry Division, 1st
Cavalry Division, 173d Airborne Bri-
gade, and activities of US Army
Signal Brigade.
SFR 66-18 A Staff Film Report 66-1 8A
HIST (Color 29 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivities, April 1966 25th Infantry
Division, 173d Airborne, and inspec-
tion tour of General H. K. Johnson;
and events in Thailand and Domini-
can Republic.
SFR 66-19 A Staff Film Report 66-1 9A
HIST (Color 34 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivities, April 1966 1st Cavalry Di-
vision, 173d Airborne Brigade; Pres-
ident Johnson award Medal of
Honor; and activities in Korea,
Thailand and Santo Domingo.
SFR 66-20 A Staff Film Report 66-20A
HIST (Color 32 Min 1966)
Vietnam combat and other ac-
tivities, April 1966 101st Airborne
Division and 1st Cavalry; hospital
practice alert in Germany; and
events in Dominican Republic and
Bolivia.
SFR 66-21A Staff Film Report 66-21A
HIST (Color 28 Min 1966)
Vietnam April 1966 25th In-
fantry Division, 1st Infantry Divi-
sion, 1st Cavalry Division, and spe-
cial Forces; USAREUR 3d Armor
Division, 'Operation Southern Ar-
row;' NYU Hall of Fame.
SFR 66-22A Stoff Film Report 66-72A
HIST (Color 24 Min 1966)
Vietnam April and May 1966
25th Infantry Division, 173d Air-
borne Brigade, and 1st Cavalry Di-
visison Command change; and event
in Dominican Republic, Thiland, and
USAREUR.
SFR 66-23A Staff Film Report 66-23A
HIST (Color 31 Min 1966)
Vietnam May 1966 25th In-
fantry Division, 101st Airborne Di-
vision, Logistical and Communica-
tion Support US medical services in
Japan; and US activities in Bolivia.
SFR 66-24A Staff Film Report 66-24A
HIST (Color 25 Min 1966)
Vietnam May 1966 1st In-
fantry Division, 173d Airborne Bri-
gade, 1st Air Cavalry Division, 25th
Infantry Division, 1st Logistic Com-
mand, Signal Battalion, and Air
Traffic Control Operations.
SFR 66-24B Staff Film Report 66-24B
HIST (Color 18 Min 1966)
US Army activities, May and
June 1966, in Okinawa, Germany,
Japan, Korea, Thailand, Dominican
Republic, and Bolivia.
SFR 66-25A Staff Film Report 66-25A
HIST (Color 31 Min 1961)
371
Staff Film Reports
Vietnam June 1966 25th In-
fantry Division, 173d Airborne Bri-
gade; Army Procurement Agency in
Japan; Army Engineer in Santo
Domingo, and US Research in Thai-
land.
SFR 66-26 A Staff Film Report 66-26A
HIST (Color 31 Min 1966)
Vietnam April and June 1966
101st Airborne Cavalry and 173d
Airborne Brigade; SEATO Malaria
Research in Thailand; Military Pil-
grimage at Lourdes, France.
SFR 66-27 A Staff Film Report 66-27 A
HIST (Color 24 Min 1966)
Vietnam June 1966 25th In-
fantry Division, 27th Artillery
101st Airborne Division, 69th Signal
Battalion and Vietnamese Armed
Forces Day; US Army Engineer in
Thailand and Santo Domingo.
SFR 66-28A Staff Film Report 66-28A
HIST (Color 21 Min 1966)
Vietnam June 1966 1st Bri-
gade 25th Infantry Division in
'Operation Hawthorne' and Army
Construction Activities; 320th Artil-
lery, 82d Airborne Division leaves
Santo Domingo.
SFR 66-29A Staff Film Report 66-29A
HIST (Color 16 Min 1966)
Vietnam July 1966 1st In-
fantry Division in 'Operation El
Paso,' US Army Air Traffic Pier
Construction and Meterology Activ-
ities; NATO TAP TOE in Arnhem,
Holland.
SFR 66-30A Staff Film Report 66-30A
HIST (Color 20 Min 1966)
Vietnam July 1966 New Air-
borne CP in 1st Cavalry Combat
Mission, operations at Saigon Port
Complex, and Engineer Port Con-
struction; world shooting matches
in Germany.
SFR 66-31A Staff Film Report 66-31A
HIST (Color 16 Min 1966)
Vietnam July 1966 101st Air-
borne Division Helicopter Airlift of
ARVN troops, Air Traffic Control
operations; Army units depart Do-
minican Republic.
SFR 66-32 A Staff Film Report 66-32 A
HIST (Color 29 Min 1966)
Vietnam July 1966 173d Air-
borne Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
Aerial Resupply, Mars, Stations;
4th Infantry Division departs Fort
Lewis for Vietnam.
SFR 66-33A Staff Film Report 66-33A
HIST (Color 25 Min 1966)
Vietnam July 1966 101st Air-
borne Division, 'Project Newport;'
Hawaii Purple Heart presented to
wounded soldiers, and arrival of men
on R&R leave.
SFR 66-34A Staff Film Raport 66-34A
HIST (Color 21 Min 1966)
Vietnam 53d Aviation Detach-
ment test armed CH-47 in Combat;
Aviation detachment of 101st Air-
borne Airlifts ARVN troops; 2d
Brigade, 4th Infantry Division ar-
rives, 7 August.
SFR 66-35A Staff Film Report 66--35A
HIST (Color 17 Min 1966)
Vietnam August 1966 101st
Airborne in combat, Army Aircraft
maintenance ship 'Corpus Christi
Bay,' and General H. K. Johnson's
visit to 101st Airborne base camp.
SFR 66-36A Staff Film Report 66-36A
HIST (Color 19 Min 1966)
Vietnam VC Raid on 1st LOG-
COMD motor pool, establishment of
4th infantry division base camp,
EOD at Qui Nhon, and work of
army nurses in field hospitals.
SFR 66-37A Staff Film Report 66-37 A
HIST (Color 28 Min 1966)
Vietnam July and August 1966
173d Airborne Brigade, 1st In-
fantry Division, 1st Cavalry Divi-
sion, 54th Signal Battalion, and ACS
General Johnson's visit to 25th In-
fantry headquarters and US Ad-
visors in Peru.
SFR 66-38A Staff Film Report 66-38A
HIST (Color 21 Min 1966)
Vietnam August 1966 mili-
tary and civic action of 25th In-
fantry Division, unit citation for
121st Aviation Company, activity
and USO clubs; secretary of the
Army S.R.
SFR 66-39 A Staff Film Report 66-39 A
HIST (Color 31 Min 1966)
Vietnam July and August 1966
101st Airborne Infantry, 1st Cav-
alry, 173d Airborne and 1st In-
fantry Division; and activities in
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Staff Film Reports
Santo Domingo, Fort Gulick, CZ,
and Brazil.
SFR 66-40 A Staff Film Report 66-40A
HIST (Color 15 Min 1966) SFR 66-44B
Vietnam September 196625- HIST
th Infantry, 1st Cavalry, 101st Air-
borne and 1st Infantry Division,
arrival of US llth Armored Cavalry
regiment and ROK 'Whitehorse Di-
vision.'
SFR 66-40B Staff Film Report 66-40B
HIST (Color 18 Min 1966) SFR 66-45A
Vietnam August 1966 US HIST
101st Airborne and Australian Mili-
tary Civic actions; Rifle and pistol
match in SEOUL, Korea; and CISM
championships in Germany.
SFR 66-41 A Staff Film Report 66-41 A
HIST (Color 27 Min 1966)
Vietnam September 1966 1st
Infantry Division, 1st Cavalry Di-
vision, 17th Aviation Battalion;
Santo Domingo IAPF departure
concluded; inter-allied sports event
in Germany.
SFR 66-42 A Staff Film Report 66-42 A
HIST (Color 33 Min 1966)
Vietnam September 1966 SFR 66-47A
13th Aviation Battalion, 196th In- HIST
fantry Brigade, 101st Airborne,
173d Airborne, llth Armored Cav-
alry and ARVN and Philippine
Units; President Johnson at Fort
Campbell, Ky.
Staff Film Report 66-43A
(Color 34 Min 1966) SFR 66-48A
Vietnam September and Octo- HIST
ber 1966 1st Air Cavalry 101st
Airborne, llth Armored Cavalry,
13th Aviation Battalion, ARVN 7th
Infantry Division and Regional
Forces; and VUNG RO Port op-
eration.
SFR 66-43B Staff Film Report 66-43B-US Army SFR 66-49A
HIST Communications Vietnam
(Color 19 Min 1966)
Strategic and tactical commu-
nications: IWCS, in-country radio
network, cable traffic, telephone and
teletypewriter systems ADPS and
MSC-44 satellite tracking station.
SFR 66-44A Staff Film Report 66-44A SFR 66-50A
HIST (Color 21 Min 1966) HIST
Vietnam October 1966 1st
Air Cavalry, 173d Airborne, Army-
Air Force Task Force Eagle, 1st
Logistics Command, US Signal and
Medical Advisory Aid and Secre-
tary of Defense McNamara's visit.
Staff Film Report 66-44B
(Color 18 Min 1966)
Logistics command in Okin-
awa; ACS, General H. K. Johnson's
tour of Korea; Secretary of Army
Resor's visit in USAREUR; 'Oper-
ation Safe Side' USAF unit trained
by Army.
Staff Film Report 66-45A
(Color 23 Min 1966)
Vietnam llth Armored Cav-
alry in operation Hickory and ar-
rival of 2d unit of Philippine ac-
tion group; US MAAG on Matsu,
Taiwan; President Johnson's Paci-
fic-Asian Tour.
Staff Film Report 66-46A
(Color 30 Min 1966)
Vietnam October 1966 1st
Air Cavalry, llth Armored Cav-
alry, 1st Infantry, 25th Infantry,
Air Force Fighter Support, and
new MSC-46 terminal; President
Johnson in Australia.
Staff Film Report 66-47 A
(Color 25 Min 1966)
Vietnam October and Novem-
ber 1966 3d Ordnance Ammunition
Depot attacked, General Westmore-
land awards 503d Infantry, 173d
Airborne Division and Vietnamese
National Independence Day.
Staff Film Report 66-48A
(Color 24 Min 1966)
Vietnam October and Novem-
ber 1966 101st Airborne Division,
Aviation Company, 1st Air Cavalry
Division, emergency aid to flooded
Mekong Delta region, and Philip-
pine civic action projects.
Staff Film Report 66-49A
(Color 23 Min 1966)
Vietnam October & November
1966 25th Infantry Division, 1st
Infantry Division, 5th FS Group,
272 MP Company, aid to victims
of flooded Delta, Thanksgiving in
the field.
Staff Film Report 66-50A
(Color 15 Min 1966)
Vietnam November 1966
Phase II of 'Operation Attleboro'
1st Infantry, 196th Light Infantry,
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25th Infantry, 173d Airborne and
5th SF; and 1st Air Cavalry in
'Operation Thayer.'
SFR 66-51 A Staff Film Report 66-51 A
HIST (Color 34 Min 1967)
Vietnam November 1966 1st
Infantry Division, 25th Infantry
Division, llth Armored Cavalry,
5th Special Forces, and Naval River
Patrol and Mekong Delta Opera-
tions.
SFR 67-1 Staff Film Report 67-1
HIST (Color 23 Min 1967)
Vietnam November and De-
cember 1966 25th Infantry Divi-
sion, 1st Infantry Division, 4th In-
fantry Division, 1st Battalion
101st Airborne Division, llth Ar-
mored Cavalry and 1st Australian
Task Force.
SFR 67-2 Staff Film Report 67-2
(Color 26 Min 1967)
Vietnam November and De-
cember 1966 1st Infantry Division,
6th Psychological Operations Bat-
talion, 1st Air Cavalry Division,
and US MARINESU USAREUR
training and recreational activities
of military personnel.
SFR 67-3 Staff Film Report 67-3
HIST (Color 11 Min 1967)
Vietnam December 1966 1st
Air Cavalry Division 196th Light
Infantry Brigade, llth Armored
Cavalry, General Westmoreland vis-
its the Newport facility, and test-
ing of 'Manpack.'
SFR 67-4 Staff Film Report 67-4
HIST (Color 18 Min 1967)
Vietnam November and De-
cember 1966 1st Royal Australian
and New Zealand Army Units, llth
Armored Cavalry, 1st Air Cavalry,
and citations for heroism in com-
bat.
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The Army Reports
63. TAR; The Army Reports
TAR films cover developments, missions, and
actions of the US Army worldwide. They have
particular application in the Command Infor-
mation Program, together with films in the
AFIF, AIF, GS, and TV series.
TAR 25
TAR 27
TAR 29
TAR 30
TAR 31
The Army Reports Missile Mentor
(Color 10 Min 1969)
An introduction to the charac-
teristics, use and capability of the
ARADCOM missile mentor to co-
ordinate the functioning of sur-
face-to-air missiles.
The Army Reports Building a Better Army
(Color 13 Min 1971)
General William Westmoreland
speaks on 'The Modern Volun-
teer Army.'
The Army Reports Number 29
Communication, Evaluation,
Motivation
(Color 29 Min 1971)
Describes the Department of
the Army Telecommunications Cen-
ter, the Army enlisted efficiency re-
porting system, and the Army Cor-
rectional Training Facility at Fort
Riley, Kansas.
Crash (Drug Abuse)
(Color 29 Min 1971)
Three young soldiers tell how
they became addicted to drugs, and
describe some of the problems their
addiction has caused them.
Pentagon Forum Military Justice
(B&W 30 Min 1971)
A panel of law experts dis-
cuss the present state of military
TAR 32
TAR 34
TAR 36A
TAR 36B
TAR 42
justice in the Army, and some pos-
sible methods of improving it.
The Army Reports The Military Judge
(Color 26 Min 1972)
Illustrates the selection, train-
ing, and responsibilities of the mili-
tary judge; also outlines the mili-
tary justice system, showing the
types of courts-martial.
The Army Reports Today's Army ... Is
it Your Bag?
(Color 24 Min 1972)
Shows how the Army has
changed to meet the needs of to-
day's society and the modern young
soldier.
Where Are You Coin', How'd You Get
There Assignment Policies for Enlisted
Men
(Color 20 Min 1972)
Explains the workings of the
process for reassignment of en-
listed men through grade E9. Visits
the enlisted personnel directorate,
and discusses overseas assignments.
At EEE's, Two to Nine Promotion Policy
for Enlisted Men
(Color 14 Min 1972)
Describes the system by which
EM are promoted, showing the
point system, and how points are
earned in each category to qualify
for promotion.
The Army Reports The First US Army:
Who's First?
(Color 29 Min 1972)
The history and heritage of the
First Army are told through the
viewpoint of members of the first
from three different eras; World
Wars I and II, and the present.
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TV Big Picture Films
64. TV; Television Big Picture Films
The Big Picture film series is the official report
by the US Army to its members, and to the
American people via television. These films are
particularly applicable for use in Army-wide
Command Information Programs.
Subject matter for episodes ranges from his-
toric moments in the Army's proud history to
up-to-the-moment coverage of current actions
and accomplishments. Each issue runs 28
minutes.
TV 373
TV 406
HIST
TV 413
HIST
TV 417
HIST
TV 431
HIST
TV 441
HIST
TV 443
The Big Picture Preamble to Peace
(B&W 28 Min 1957)
An examination of the mean-
ing and application of the United
States Constitution and its pre-
amble.
The Big Picture-Battla of Salerno
(B&W 28 Min 1958)
Documentary on combat action
of Lieutenant General Mark W.
Clark's Fifth Army Forces in Italy.
The Big Picture Battle of the Bulge
(B&W 28 Min 1958)
Story of Americas 'winter sold-
dier' throughout the history of the
country from Valley Forge to the
Battle of the Bulge.
The Big Picture Battle of Manila
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Documentary on invasion of the
Philippines, covering the landings
through the final liberation of the
city of Manila.
The Big Picture Battle of San Pietro
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Documentary on one of the most
dramatic battles of World War II
San Pietro, Italy narrated by John
Houston.
The Big Picture-Battle for New Guinea
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Story of the bitter fighting to
take New Guinea in World War II
points up the important role of the
infantryman and need for army
reserve summer training.
Th; Big Picture West Point Summer Training
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
A typical summer training pro-
gram at Camp Buckner where
West Point Cadets gain valuable
field experience.
TV 444
HIST
TV 445
HIST
TV 446
HIST
TV 447
HIST
TV 459
TV 477
HIST
TV 480
HIST
TV 481
HIST
TV 482
HIST
The Big Picture The Pershing Story i
(B&W 28 Min 1959) \
A film biography of the great
American military leader, General
John J. Pershing, from his birth
in 1860 to his death in 1948.
The Big Picture Summer Storm
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Part I of three films on mili-
tary history of Korean War Jim
Lucas of Scripps-Howard News-
papers helps to tell the story.
The Big Picture Winter War
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Second film covering Korean
War history narrated by William
H. Lawrence, New York Times cor-
respondent.
The Big Picture War's End
(B&W 28 Min 1959)
Third and final film on Kor-
ean War Brigadier General S.L.A.
Marshall assesses the war and the
effect it has had on training in
today's army.
The Big Picture The Joe Mann Story
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
A highly sensitive memorial
to a soldier killed in World War i
II expertly photographed with un-
usual backgrounds of Holland.
The Big Picture Operation Cartwheel
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
Historical report on a World
War II Pacific Theater Operation
demonstrates allies' success in by-
passing and isolating enemy strong
points.
The Big Picture Payoff in the Pacific (Part
One)
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
War in the Pacific, from Pearl
Harbor and loss of the Philippines
to the B-29 bases constructed on
Saipan.
The Big Picture Payoff in the Pacific (Part
Two)
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
War in the Pacific continued
covers island-hopping victories of
the allies to the Japanese surrender
aboard the Battleship Missouri.
The Big Picture The Story of Stars and
Stripes
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
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TV Big Picture Films
Herbert Mitzgang of the New
York Times and famed commenta-
tor Baukhage tell the story of this
world-famous army newspaper.
TV 484 The Big Picture-Battle of North Africa
HIST (Part One)
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
A two-part presentation of the
military campaigns in North Af-
rica during World War II.
TV 485 The Big Picture-Battle of North Africa
HIST (Part Two)
(B&W 28 Min 1960)
Covers destruction of Nazi fleet
in Oran, June 1940 and concludes
with field Marshal Montgomery's
bitter battle for El Alamein.
TV 486 The Big Picturs They Were There
HIST (B&W 28 Min 1960)
Army role in civil disaster
since beginning of the 20th cen-
tury Johnstown flood, San Fran-
cisco earthquake and more recent
holocausts.
TV 489 The Big Picture-Eighth Army-Shield of the
HIST Free World
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
Traces history of Eighth Army
in World War II, the Japanese oc-
cupation, and its role in Korea.
TV 495 The Big Picture Mouth-to-Mouth
Resuscitation
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
Explanation and demonstration
of this newest of artificial respira-
tion methods.
TV 502 The Big Picture History of Aviation (Part
HIST One)
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
History of aviation from early
pioneer efforts to the pre-Billy
Mitchell era companion film to TV
503 and 504.
TV 503 The Big Picture-History of Aviation (Part
HIST Two)
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
History of aviation from Billy
Mitchell era to present-day jet age
companion film to TV 502 and
TV 504.
TV 504 The Big Picture-History of Aviation (Part
HIST Three)
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
Types and application of mili-
tary aircraft in present-day concept
of mobility and dispersion com-
panion film to TV 502 and TV 503.
TV 505 The Big Picture Partnsrs in Progress
HIST (B&W 28 Min 1961)
How Army Corps of Engineers
work with American industry to
keep America strong and free, from
early western frontier days to pres-
ent.
TV 506 The Big Picture Breakout and Pursuit
HIST (B&W 28 Min 1961)
Story of 'Operation Cobra'
in World War II, in which Ameri-
can forces broke through Nor-
mandy and began their push across
Europe.
TV 515 The Big Picture West Point Education for
Leadership
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
Life at West Point scholastic
profile of faculty and cadets, ath-
letic program, discipline, recrea-
tional, and social aspects.
TV 517 The Big Picture-The Military Police Story
(B&W 28 Min 1961)
Military police history and
present-day training at Fort
Gordon, Georgia physical condi-
tioning, specialized skills and tech-
niques, and laboratory work.
TV 523 The Big Picture The Army's Music Men
HIST (B&W 28 Min 1961)
A visit to the US Army band,
at Fort Myer, Virginia presenta-
tion of musical selection from World
War I to contemporary tunes.
TV 530 The Big Picture-US Army in Berlin:
HIST Timetable for Crisis (Part One)
(B&W 28 Min 1962)
Role of US Army in Berlin
from VE Day 1945 to the critical
summer of 1961 during the Berlin
crisis companion film to TV 536.
TV 536 The Big Picture-US Army in Berlin:
HIST Checkpoint Charlie (Part Two)
(B&W 28 Min 1962)
Companion film to TV 530
picks up the report on Berlin, the
divided city, in the critical summer
of 1961.
TV 566 The Big Picture Dragon's Teeth
HIST (B&W 28 Min 1963)
General J. Lawton Collins tells
of the fight to take the Siegfried
line in World War II, and of the
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TV 567
TV 572
HIST
TV 575
TV 576
TV 579
HIST
TV 584
HIST
TV 587
HIST
TV 588
HIST
TV 590
HIST
campaign to cross onto the soil of TV 589
Germany. HIST
The Big Picture The Soldier is Tops
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Report on impact of technolo-
gical, physical, and special require-
ments of today's fighting man, his
selection and training.
The Big Picture Command Decision: The
Invasion of Southern France
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Story of 'Operation Dragoon' in
World War II Roosevelt, Churchill,
Chiang Kai-shek, and Stalin are
featured.
Beyond the Call Part I (The Medal of TV 591
Honor)
(B&W 26 Min 1963)
Cites acts of valor of Ameri-
can servicemen from Revolutionary
era through the Mexican War.
Beyond the Call-Part II (The Medal of
Honor)
(B&W 28 Min 1963) TV 592
Continues with review of HIST
servicemen's bravery during World
War I, World War II, and Korean
War tradition of bravery stressed
to prevent war in this era.
The Big Picture Beachhead: Anzio
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Documents the establishment
of an ally beachhead at Anzio in
World War II.
The Big Picture Alaskan Scout
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Features activity of Eskimo
scounts in the Alaska National
Guard as they operate from fishing
village of Shishmaref, near arctic
circle.
The Big Picture Fortress in the Sea
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Story of recapture of Corregi-
dor in World War II by General
MacArthur's force includes re-
collections of army nurse, paratroop-
er, commander, and army sergeant.
The Big Picture Famous Generals Pershing
(B&W 28 Min 1963) TV 596
Military highlights of 'black- HIST
jack' Pershing's career, from prior
to turn of century through World
War I, including his retirement
days.
TV 594
HIST
TV 595
HIST
The Big Picture Famous Generals-
Ma cArthur
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Career of General MacArthur,
with focus on World War II action
in the Pacific, post-war era in Ja-
pan, and early days of fighting in
Korea.
The Big Picture Famous Generals-
Eisenhower
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
General Eisenhower's career
with the military is traced from
West Point to World War II
does not cover his service as Presi-
dent of the US.
The Big Picture Famous Generals
Bradby
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Story of General Omar Brad-
ley and his rise to top rank in
World War II traces his early
days and schooling as well as his
military career.
The Big Picture Famous Generals-
Marshall
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Career of General George C.
Marshall, including his post-mili-
tary assignment as Secretary of
State.
The Big Picture A Nation Sings
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
A musical remembrance of
Civil War tunes, featuring US
Army band and chorus, and civilian
vocalists.
The Big Picture Famous Generals
Patton
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Military career of the colorful
General George S. Patton, with fo-
cus on his World War II action in
Africa and Europe.
The Big Picture Famous Generals-
Arnold
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
General 'Hap' Arnold's career
during World War II, which is also
the story of the growth of the pres-
ent-day air force.
The Big Picture Famous Generals
Stilwell
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Military career of 'Vinegar
Joe' Stilwell in the Far East during
World War II.
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TV Big Picture Films
TV 597
TV 599
HIST
TV 600
HIST
TV 601
HIST
TV 610
HIST
TV 611
TV 612
HIST
TV 620
HIST
TV 623
The Big Picture Prelude to Taps
(Color 28 Min 1964)
Tribute to American soldier in
the form of army drills, ceremonial
and pageant as performed by 3d
US Infantry at Ft. McNair, Wash-
ington, DC.
The Big Picture Climb to Glory (Part One)
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
Story of the 10th Mountain Di-
vision in Italy, and how it succeeded
in breaking the gothic line, touted
as invincible by the Nazi leaders.
The Big Picture Climb to Glory (Part Two)
(B&W 28 Min 1963)
The final break-through by the
10th Mountain Division in its re-
lentless push toward final victory
in Italy in World War II.
The Big Picture Paris 44
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
The recapture of Paris in 1944,
and how the allies saved it from
mass destruction by the occupation
forces of the Nazi regime.
The Big Picture An Army Moves
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
History of army mobility from
Revolutionary era to present day,
with focus on logistical and trans-
portation progress in the 20th cen-
tury, and future mobility needs.
The Big Picture Soldiers in Greasepaint
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Story of entertainers who trav-
elled wherever the military were
in World War II to bring them a
laugh and a reminder of home.
The Big Picture AEF in Siberia
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Vignette of the expeditionary
force which visited Russia follow-
ing World War I their mission
and activities while in the USSR.
The Big Picture Traditions and
Achievaments
(B&W 28 Min 1964)
Story of the valor and deter-
mination of the citizen soldier to
preserve the American ideal of free-
dom from Revolutionary times to
Korean War.
The Big Picture How Sleep the Brave
(Color B&W 28 Min 1965)
History of Arlington National
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