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Reel 1 shows aerial views of the harbor at Salonica, Greece; French and British destroyers in the harbor; a seaplane taxiing, taking off, and landing; and an observation balloon being raised and lowered from a ship in the harbor.
Reel 2 shows rubbled buildings and defenses at Verdun; wounded French soldiers; corpses; German prisoners in a stockade; and Pres. Poincare and Gen. Joffre decorating and reviewing French and Russian troops.
Reel 6, Scottish infantry passes through Mametz. Telephone wire is strung. Troops throw grenades. Prisoners are marched to the rear. Joffre confers with aides. Tunnels are made under German trenches with air drills, mines are planted, and the trenches exploded. A spy is shot. Machine guns are moved forward. Shows skeletons beside a burial trench. Hand grenades explode in German trenches. Troops charge German trenches.
Reel 7, Germans surrender, are marched to a stockade in the rear, and searched. Shows mutilated corpses, abandoned German war materiel, and French and U.S. trenches.
NEWSREEL: (1) Under the Terre Haute, Indiana chapter of the Knights of Columbus, a mansion is turned into a boys' home. Services are held by Rev. Francis T. Jansen and the Right Rev. Joseph Chartrand; Indiana State Deputy Joseph M. Nurre with the baseball given him by Babe Ruth. (2) Elihu Root; Sec. of State Charles F. Hughes; and Senators Henry Cabot Lodge and Oscar W. Underwood pose. "Pres. and Mrs. Harding meet two thousand postmasters," Sir Harry Lauder Visits Sing Sing. (3) Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard William J. Simmons appears before a Congressional Committee. (4) Shot of "Fightin'"…
Summary: Covers highlights of military aviation during 1925 including the Pulitzer Trophy Race, Schneider Cup Race, winter maneuvers of Forst Pursuit Group, flight and gunnery training, jumps by parchutists and crop dusting. (Photo'd by Air Service) Reel: 1' ACTIVITIES OF THE US ARMY AIR SERVICE. 1925. 10' Shows DH-4 being refueled, ski-equipped PW-8's parked, engines starting and aircraft taxiing and taking off at Oscoda, Michigan, during winter maneuvers of First Pursuit Group. 136' Gunner firing pair of mounted machine guns from DH-4 cockpit, synchronized firing of machine guns through…
Jack Cohen, U.S. Forest Service, Physical Research Scientist, evaluates burn patterns and examines the potential source of home ignitions during the Bitterroot Fires in 2000. Jack offers homeowners practical suggestions to reduce the fuel load around their homes that could potentially save their homes.
The long log drive: a spring journey down icy streams and rivers moving logs from the forest to the mill for sawing into boards, laths, and clapboards. For more than 150 years, logging techniques remained the same. Men cut trees by hand and loaded them on horse-drawn sleds to be hauled over snow to the river. Skilled river drivers maneuvered the logs downstream, risking their limbs and lives every day. This film survives as a record of the long log business. Highly detailed scenes, filmed year-round, are uniquely enhanced by the original script, written to be read with the silent footage in…
with sound FDR in Boston and then in NYC FDR votes in Hyde Park and then wins the election. Eleanor Roosevelt in Guadalcanal-silent Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library Public Domain.
Series of newsreels including FDR starts construction of San Fransisco Oakland Bridge New industrial codes FDR visits CCC camp John Roosevelt on his pony FDR asks for cooperation with NRA Nation unites to support NRA Big companies endorse Blue Eagle flies over US NRA spirit sweeps the Nation FDR returns from a cruise and is greeted by Anna Dall and children. Boy Scouts give FDR a headdress FDR at the Dutchess County Fair FDR at Vassar Sistie and Buzzie see FDR off FDR says NRA is working. Americans shop in Blue Eagle stores. FDR addresses leaders on relief for the needy Cheaper power from…
Inaugural, 1933 661 x 2 Excerpts from President Roosevelt's first inaugural address, March 4, 1933. Includes "fear" statement. Received from NARS. Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library Public Domain.
Fighting President (Part III) Audio track - except for 1st shot (oath of office) sound is Narration by Edwin C. Hill with music underneath. Continuation of film showing events leading to FDR's election. 1920: FDR nominated for vice president with Cox; campaigning: San Francisco; shots of FDR and children at Hyde Park. Arrival at Hyde Park at close of campaign. 1924: FDR with Al Smith - NYC convention 1928: Smith/FDR - Smith persuades FDR to run for Governor 1930: FDR swimming - Albany. Arrival of Mayor Jimmy Walker to testify against charges by Judge Seabury - NYC Fighting President (Part…
A commercial for the Works Progress Administration. We see hands close up: working, playing, praying, whittling, and strumming. Hands use saws and hammers, lift stones, turn wheels, then write, type, apply a bandage, play a violin, use a compass, and hold a U.S. Treasury note. Hands put a shoe on a customer, shake a thermometer, and count out bills and coins into other waiting hands. A hand places an engagement ring on a finger, buys a movie ticket, and reels in a fishing line. There are multiple images repeating what we've seen. A chicken is basted; other chickens get grain. It's a national…
Shows Harding's home in Marion, Ohio. He speaks at Arlington Cemetery and visits Alaska. Shows the Coolidge home at Plymouth, Vt., and Boston under martial law. Taft administers the oath in 1925. Shows William J. Bryan; Lindbergh, his plane, and Amb. Herrick in Paris. Lindbergh is greeted in N.Y.C. by Mayor Walker, rides in a parade, and is decorated by Coolidge. Kellogg and Briand sign the Paris peace pact; Coolidge signs in Washington. Shows Hoover's home in Palo Alto, Calif.; a GOP parade in New York; and Al Smith. Shows Hoover's inauguration; Taft, Hughes, and Oliver Wendell Holmes…
Dawn Strikes the Capitol Dome, released in 1936. Produced by the Works Progress Administration, this short film is "an impressionistic study of Washington, DC - the City Superb!"
Silent, grainy footage includes scene of Franklin D. Roosevelt at bridge dedication ceremonies, September 4, 1936. From President Roosevelt's collection. Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library public domain.
he Plow That Broke the Plains (1936) is a short documentary film which shows what happened to the Great Plains region of the United States and Canada when uncontrolled agricultural farming led to the Dust Bowl. It was written and directed by Pare Lorentz. Lorentz worked on the film with composer Virgil Thomson, who shared Lorentz' enthusiasm for folk music and incorporated many folk melodies, along with other popular and religious music, into the soundtrack. The film was narrated by the American baritone Thomas Hardie Chalmers. The film was sponsored by the United States government…
Producer: Works Progress Administration Overview of WPA public works projects.
In the 1930s, the economic depression has been especially hard on African-American families and communities. But the federal government's Works Progress Administration now provides many new opportunities for employment and advancement. Both skilled and unskilled laborers are employed in many public works projects. Others find work in a wide range of fields, including education, medicine, and even music and the performing arts. Written by Snow Leopard.
Washington, DC: In the face of a possible new world conflict abroad, Pres. Roosevelt summons his cabinet officers for a conference on the European crisis. (2) Paris, France: Premier Daladier and Foreign Minister Bonnet fly to London, where they and Prime Minister Chamberlain move to exert pressure on Czechoslovakia to grant Hitler's demands of Sudeten territory annexation. (3) England: Braemer, Scotland, King George cuts short a visit at the colorful Scottish games to rush home for conference with his 'War Cabinet. (4) Germany: Goose-stepping soldiers march toward the Czech border as…
his short Depression-era documentary describes the importance of the Mississippi River to the United States. It laments the environmental destruction committed in the name of progress, particularly farming and timber practices which cause massive erosion and result in vast amounts of top soil being washed down the river into the Gulf of Mexico. The film focuses especially on the impact this has had on impoverished farmers. It ends on a very upbeat note, however, with a celebration of the TVA, "modern" farming technology, and the use of dams to control the river and prevent flooding. Written…
Made by a group of people with, if not an axe to grind, a purpose in mind, which appears to be a plug for future suburbia and back to the idyllic towns of the past and the Big City would just be a place where people work but not live. Or something like that, as it is told in a schizophrenic method that primarily drones on about...it started like this and it was good, and it becames this and it was bad, yada, yada, yada. Based on how America looks today...large metroplexes surrounded by super highways surrounded by look-alike suburbs with more super highways leading out to other…
On government accounting practices affecting money spent on unemployment relief. President Roosevelt addresses Congress, unemployed men work on relief jobs, and a Treasury Dept. report is printed in the Government Printing Office. Shows the Treasury Building in Washington, D.C. Secretary of Treas. Morgenthau, the Budget Director, and the Comptroller General pose. Includes panoramic views of Boulder Dam. Describes the Treasury Dept.ʼs electric accounting system. NARA ARC No 7476
Europe's Total War Holland and Belgium fall France surrenders Britain stands alone London blitz King and Queen tour bombing ruins Lend lease America bulids Air Force and Navy First peacetime draft FDR wins third term
News reel showing factories and men gearing up for war.
British Commandos Strike Vaagso and Maaloy British Commandos strike the Norway Islands of Vaagso and Maaloy on December 27, 1941. This footage was shot under fire. The purpose was to take the pressure off the Russians by causing the Nazis to divert their strength to Norway.
Salute to the Navy America is building a ship a day and training men. Sailors training on destroyers, cruisers, carriers and subs Battle footage of carrier shooting down enemy planes 09:27
Attack on Pearl Harbor; the S.S. Normandie fire at a New York pier FDR Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Soviets Fight Back Russians Stop Hitler The Russians stop Nazis eastward advance with fierce fighting. Russian footage with English narration.
30-4 Assorted footage pertaining to selling war bonds, featuring FDR and Henry Morganthau Celebration of a holiday in Guatemala-silent Norman Rockewell paints the four freedoms. Mrs. Roosevelt visits soldiers in the South Pacific and tells a joke. Mrs. Roosevelt speaks after her trip. Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library public domain.
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Roosevelt Family John Boettiger home movie Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. and members of Roosevelt family on board boat Zimmie. FDR's third inaugural, Jan. 20, 1941. FDR walks to platform, takes oath of office, delivers inaugural address, parade. Donated by John Boettiger, Eleanor Seagraves and Curtis Roosevelt. Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library public domain.
Henry Morgenthau urges Americans to buy War Bonds. Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library.
Midway was the turning battle in the Pacific. Activities of Marines, Pilots and Sailors are shown before, during, and after the attack. Marines parade on the island and bombers prepare for a flight. Japanese planes attack the island, setting fire to a hangar, a ship, and other targets. Carrier planes take off and Japanese planes attack ships. Several planes are downed. The island is damaged. There are wounded who are helped and dead who are buried at sea. An accounting of the damage done to the Japanese forces is shown at the end.
Col. Jimmy Doolittle prepares for the raid over Tokyo. Pilots and planes are shown on board the carrier. The planes take off in choppy seas and successfully bomb targets. It’s the first time Tokyo is bombed. Doolittle received the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Events leading up to Pearl Harbor. Hitler races through Western Europe until only England stands, while the Japanese enter China. Italy joins the Axis and Hitler turns eastward and opens the 2nd front with the USSR. America prepares for war. Some of the footage is German.
Events leading up to Pearl Harbor. Hitler races through Western Europe until only England stands, while the Japanese enter China. Italy joins the Axis and Hitler turns eastward and opens the 2nd front with the USSR. America prepares for war. Some of the footage is German.
DEC, 1943 Photographed by Lt. William Rigdon, USN, 1943, b and w, titles, 16mm FDR meeting with Winston Churchill, Chiang Kai Shek, Madame Chiang and Joseph Stalin. From President Roosevelt's collection. Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library.
Narrated footage of FDR, Churchill and Stalin meeting in Egypt with Chang Kai-check, then to Teheran The Battle of Tarawa-fierce battle footage as the Marines land on Tarawa and take the island. The fighting lasted three days and the Marines lost 1026 men.
Bismarck Sea Victory March 3-4, 1943 9:37 American pilots training Wartime footage of huge battle in the Bismarck Sea in the Pacific. American planes catch the Japanese ships in a narrow passage and destroy them. 15,000 Japanese sailors killed. 3 American planes shot down. This was one of the first victories in the Pacific.
Fight for Egypt The invasion of North Africa was a prelude to the invasion of Europe. The Allies advance. They free cities and towns from the Nazis. They are welcomed joyously.
Axis Smashed in North Africa After battles across North Africa Montgomery and Eisenhower’s armies meet up. Tunisia is liberated and the celebration is seen as a forerunner of victories to come in Europe. Vivid wartime footage.
Fighting for Rome 5th Army lands on Anzio beach and fights for four months until the Nazis are pushed back. Russians Smash Offensive Nazis finally retreat. Peasants come back to their burned out villages. Women and children great the Russian soldiers and watch Nazi prisoners.
Franklin D. Roosevelt reviewing American troops in Cairo, Sicily, Teheran. Meeting with Churchill in Cairo and Churchill and Stalin in Teheran Then a short film of footage accompanied by FDR's Christmas message to the troops in 1943. The Fighting President part 6 Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library.
Cairo Prepared by Pictorial Branch, War Department, Bureau of Public Relations, b and w, 35mm Global Conference - Cairo, b and w, 35mm Joint Staffs Conference =112-3 Global Conference - Teheran, b and w, 35mm Stalingrad Sword Presentation Global Conference - Teheran, b and w, 35mm, 133 ft composite Global Conferences - Teheran - Cairo 11 mins. (1030 ft), 1st 400ft composite, rest is silent, b and w, 35mm FDR at Camp Amirabad in Iran, Dec. 2, 1943. FDR's impromptu remarks to the soldiers. Stands with Maj. Gen. Connolly. Then reviews troops ( 1-142). FDR at Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 5, 1943 with…
228 FDR meets Churchill and Chang Kai-chek in Cairo FDR and Churchill and Stalin in Teheran with an FDR voiceover Government footage of the 2 meetings-silent Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library Franklin D Roosevelt.
Narrated by Eleanor Roosevelt -young women are trained for factory production, taking the place of men off to war.
The 201 Armored Division heads across America by train. The train carries tanks, trucks, motor cycles and jeeps. Men eat, sleep, exercise, and amuse themselves on the long trip as they slowly head for the ocean, troop ship and ultimately, the front.
Marines prepare to and invade one of the Marshall Island using tremendous firepower before landing troops. Very vivid battle footage, including dead, wounded, and surrendering enemy soldiers, as well as dead and wounded Americans. Ends with Gen. Eisenhower war bond appeal.
On the growth of the AAF, June 1939-Dec. 1943. Animated diagrams trace increases in personnel, planes, appropriations, missions, etc. between flashes of world situations affecting these increases. Enumerates planning problems caused by rapid growth. Includes brief sequences of significant events, 1939-1943: the Russian-German Pact is signed; Germany invades Poland, France, Russia, and other countries; Pearl Harbor is attacked; Pres. Roosevelt delivers the war message to Congress; U.S. planes fight in Europe, Africa, and the Pacific; a Japanese convoy is bombed and strafed; Pantelleria is…
PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE 12TH BOMB GROUP OF THE 9TH AIR FORCE AND ITS ROLE IN THE AIR CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE GERMAN ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA DURING WORLD WAR II.
HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II OPERATIONS IN THE PACIFIC, FROM THE FALL OF CORREGIDOR TO JAPANESE SURRENDER CEREMONIES IN TOKYO BAY.
Army (1) "When the entire Rhine front explodes into action the First Allied Airborne Army takes flight for the Westphalian plains. From an observation post Gen. Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill watch the sky trains roar by overhead. The drop area reached, thousands of chutes float to the ground from twin side-door C-46 carriers, while giant C-47 tow planes release their gliders. Despite damage the gliders land with their jeeps and other material. Shortly after, Nazi troops are marched in as captives, and this airborne invasion becomes one of the most successful in the history of…
Film by the Air Force to encourage the sale of war bonds. Paratroopers and men and equipment brought in by gliders go behind the German Iron Line and drop into France the night before the invasion on June 6th. The men of the 82nd and 101 Airborne train in England and prepare for invasion.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
Shows the role of Task Force 58 in the battle for Okinawa. The island is bombarded from sea and air. Japanese shipping and airfields and factories in Japan are bombed and strafed. Consists mostly of the fleets three-month defense against Kamikaze attacks intended to isolate U.S. troops on the island. Many Kamikaze planes are destroyed and others crash on or near their targets. Sailors fight fires and repair damages caused by the attacks.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE COMBAT ACTIVITIES OF THE 2D ARMORED DIVISION DURING WORLD WAR II.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
ER Addressing the United Nations General Assembly c. 1952 Excerpt from speech apparently given at end of session. Donated by Estelle Linzer Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
Campobello and Hyde Park Victor Hammer home movies - 1953, 1955 Includes shots of ER at Campobello and Hyde Park including Val-Kill Cottage; John Roosevelt, Sara D. Roosevelt II, and other Roosevelt grandchildren. Donated by Victor Hammer Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
The Department of Energy, in cooperation with the Department of Defense, declassified a series of historical films on the nuclear weapons program. They were converted to videotape format to help preserve the films and to facilitate the declassification and release process. These films document the history of the development of nuclear weapons, starting with the first bomb tested at Trinity Site in southeastern New Mexico in July 1945.
This film explores South Africa's apartheid policy, focusing on issues such as race relations, political practices, and segregated dwellings. The footage includes several interviews with black leaders.
Eleanor Roosevelt in Morocco Source unknown Eleanor Roosevelt attends a reception in Morocco during her trip, March 1957. Donated by Eleanor Roosevelt Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library.
BRIGADIER GENERAL S.L.A. MARSHALL ASSESSES THE WAR AND THE EFFECT IT HAS HAD ON TRAINING IN TODAY'S ARMY.
This film's anti-communist perspective compares east - west freedoms, or the lack thereof. Scenes show a U.S. tour group at the East German border, and stress the importance of Radio Free Europe.
DEPICTS THE IDEOLOGICAL STRUGGLE CONFRONTING AMERICA AND THE FREE WORLD TODAY, A STRUGGLE THAT IS BEING FOUGHT NOT ON THE BATTLEFIELD BUT THROUGH THE WORDS OF DIPLOMATS, GESTURES OF FRIENDSHIP, CULTURAL DEMONSTRATIONS, FOREIGN AID AND MILITARY POWER. DESCRIBES THE EVERYDAY WAR OF IDEAS OF COMMUNISM VS DEMOCRACY. NARRATOR IS EDWARD R. MURROW.
MILITARY CAREER OF THE COLORFUL GENERAL GEORGE S. PATTON, WITH FOCUS ON HIS WORLD WAR II ACTION IN AFRICA AND EUROPE.
GENERAL EISENHOWER'S CAREER WITH THE MILITARY IS TRACED FROM WEST POINT TO WORLD WAR II - DOES NOT COVER HIS SERVICE AS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Introduction by Walter Matthau.
CAREER OF GENERAL MACARTHUR, WITH FOCUS ON WORLD WAR II ACTION IN THE PACIFIC, POST-WAR ERA IN JAPAN, AND EARLY DAYS OF FIGHTING IN KOREA.
MILITARY CAREER OF THE COLORFUL GENERAL GEORGE S. PATTON, WITH FOCUS ON HIS WORLD WAR II ACTION IN AFRICA AND EUROPE.
Shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby.
DESIGN, CAPABILITIES AND OPERATION FOR CW, VOICE AND TELETYPEWRITER COMMUNICATIONS; OPERATOR MAINTENANCE; VARIOUS MODELS OF SET AND RELATED TELETYPEWRITER SETS AND EQUIPMENT.
SHOWS APPLICATION OF BASIC PHYSICS OF HEAT TRANSFER IN REFRIGERATION UNITS. EXPLAINS TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN REFRIGERANT PASSING THROUGH THE EXPANSION VALVE, COMPRESSOR, CONDENSER AND EVAPORATOR AS IT CARRIES HEAT TO THE OUTSIDE AIR.
THIS IS THE STORY OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF CAMP CENTURY, GREENLAND'S CITY UNDER THE ICE. AFTER U.S. ARMY ENGINEERS SELECTED THE SITE IN MAY, 1959, NEEDED SUPPLIES WERE DELIVERED TO THE WORK CAMP IN A REMARKABLE LOGISTICAL OPERATION ACROSS THE ICECAP. CAMP CENTURY IS NOW AN ARCTIC RESEARCH CENTER.
This film is a biography of Ho Chi Minh, political activities, French defeat, and Vietnam in the mid-1960s.
PRESENTS TRAINING PROGRAM OF AEROSPACE DEFENSE COMMAND'S (ADC) PARACHUTE JUMP SCHOOLS. SIMULATES INDOOR AND OUTDOOR JUMPS USING UNIQUE EQUIPMENT. INTRODUCES SWING-HARNESS TRAINING WITH ELEMENT OF SURPRISE TO PREPARE CREWMEN FOR PARACHUTE DRAG. REVIEWS WATER LANDING AND RAFTING PROCEDURES. COVERS PARASAILING AS FINAL TEST IN SIMULATING ACTUAL JUMP.
INTRODUCES SIMPLE BASIC COLOR CODE. EXPLAINS RING AND TIP COLORS AND THE BLUE-WHITE, ORANGE-WHITE BINDER GROUP. IDENTIFIES BINDER GROUP STRINGS AND MULTICODED UNITS. EMPHASIZES COLOR CODE METHOD AS A RAPID AND SURE WAY OF IDENTIFYING CABLES.
SHOWS HOW TO LOCATE AND REPAIR SHORTED, GROUNDED AND OPEN CIRCUITS.
THIS PROGRAM DEMONSTRATES FUNCTIONS OF THE NAVY'S FROGMEN COMMANDOS, THE "SEALS." REFLECTS THE EXCITEMENT OF PARACHUTE JUMP TRAINING, TO THE QUIET OF JUNGLE PATROLS AND A CROSS-SECTION OF LIFE IN THIS UNIQUE ORGANIZATION.
DETAILS RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND CONSTRUCTION WORK OF THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS; INCLUDES FLOOD CONTROL, POLAR RESEARCH IN GREENLAND, AND A SEABORNE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT.
TRACES CHARGE AND DISCHARGE PATHS FOR THE CAPACITORS. DETERMINES PEAK OUTPUT VOLTAGE AND RIPPLE FREQUENCY.
This film contrasts the old and new India and Pakistan, with emphasis on the Bangladesh and Kashmir disputes.
SPOTLIGHTS AND ARMY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SPACE PROGRAM AND ITS UNDERWATER SALVAGE OPERATIONS. HIGHLIGHTS THE ARMY'S EARLY CONTRIBUTIONS INROCKETRY, MAPPING THE MOON, AND COMMUNICATIONS.
This newsreel film explores the personalities of the negotiators at the Paris Peace Talks and the prospects for peace in Vietnam.
HOW HYDROFOILS WORK AND WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS FOR THEM IN TOMORROWS NAVY.
DEVELOPMENT OF A PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM DESIGNED TO IMPROVE NIGHT RECONNAISSANCE CAPABILITIES OF REMOTELY PILOTED VEHICLES. USE OF INTERACTIVE GRAPHICS TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY OF WIND TUNNEL TESTING PROGRAMS. USE OF MICROWAVE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS TO REDUCE THE SIZE OF PRESENT ELECTRONIC INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION SYSTEMS. IMPROVED RADAR HOUSINGS FOR MODERN HIGH PERFORMANCE AIRCRAFT.
Originally an IMAX film shown at Expo '74, the Spokane World's Fair. 'The quote, "The Earth does not belong to Man, Man belongs to the Earth" (attributed to Chief Seattle) was written in large letters on the outside wall. Inside the pavilion, visitors watched Man Belongs to the Earth—a 23-minute IMAX film made for Expo by Paramount. Scenes of U.S. splendor led into environmental problems including air pollution in Denver. The film was so realistic—especially during a sequence flying through the Grand Canyon—that motion sickness bags had to be made available.'
REVIEWS CURRENT, VOLTAGE, AND RESISTANCE CHARTERISTICS IN SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUITS. ALSO REVIEWS BALANCED AND UNBALANCED BRIDGE CIRCUITS.
COVERS DR. GODDARDS' ROCKET EXPERIMENTS IN 1926, GERMAN V-2 ROCKETS, THE AMERICAN MISSILE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT, AEROSPACE MEDICINE RESEARCH, CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS, X-15 ASTRONAUTS' FLIGHTS AND AIR FORCE EFFORTS IN SPACE.
POINTS OUT SAFETY HAZARDS TO PATIENTS AND WORKERS IN THE HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT. SHOWS WAYS TO ELIMINATE AND LESSEN DANGERS.
Uncovering government agencies (especially the CIA) that secretly tested the effects of LSD on humans.
GENERAL HISTORY OF THE 15TH AIR FORCE (SAC) WITH EMPHASIS ON AIR REFUELING, PRE-WORLD WAR I, AND POST-WORLD WAR II.
DEMONSTRATES HOW THE MEDICOLEGAL AUTOPSY EXAMINATION AND DISSECTION CAN DEVELOP KNOWLEDGE AND LEGALLY SOUND EVIDENCE OF WHAT HAPPENED AT THE CRIME SCENE AND WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE.
IDENTIFIES AND ILLUSTRATES VARIOUS TYPES OF WOUNDS AND BODY MARKS THE PATHOLOGIST MAY EXAMINE DURING THE MEDICOLEGAL AUTOPSY.
FILM INCLUDES LIVE ACTION INTERVIEW WITH RETIRED NAVY COMMANDER FRANCIS W. REICHELDERFER, STILL SHOTS OF PROFESSOR JOHN VON NEUMANN AND THE FIRST COMPUTER USED FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER FORECASTING. FILM HIGHLIGHTS THE MILESTONES IN NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY FROM ITS BEGINNING TO THIS DATE.
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Small Scale Waste Management Program This public information video begins by describing the conventional septic tank/soil absorption system (ST/SAS) and main reason for failure-using sites not conducive to onsite treatment by conventional means. The video discusses alternatives to ST/SAS, such as sand mounds, recirculating sand filters, and cluster soil absorption systems. Topics include onsite system management, site evaluations, water conservation, and inspection. The video presents six case studies, explaining how a family of six cut water use by 71…
THIS PROGRAM DEMONSTRATES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM OPERATION. USING THE M151 WHEELED VEHICLE DRUM BRAKE SYSTEM, THE FOLLOWING MAJOR COMPONENTS ARE IDENTIFIED AND SHOWN IN OPERATION: MASTER BRAKE CYLINDER, WHEEL CYLINDERS, BRAKE SHOES AND ASSEMBLY AND BRAKE DRUM.
This video illustrates the formation of potholes through water permeation of pavement, the freeze-thaw cycle, and traffic, especially in spring. Correct patching is demonstrated step-by-step: excavation, cleaning and compacting the base, tack coating, filling with layers of asphalt, and compacting the fill. The video also outlines a 12-step preventive maintenance program based on regular inspections, preventive maintenance and proper repair procedures.
PORTRAYS CURRENT RESEARCH EFFORTS IN ALL THE MAJOR AFSC DISCIPLINES WITH EMPHASIS ON THE VALUE OF BASIC RESEARCH, I.E. FAVORABLE INTERFERRENCE; ANTI-KNOCK GASOLINE ADDITIVE; MISSION ADAPTIVE WINGS; FUELS; FORWARD SWEPT WING, ADVANCED FIGHTER TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION; COMPOSITES; VERY HIGH/SPEED INTEGRATED CIRCUITS; LASER WEAPONS, COMMUNICATION, CUTTING, SURGERY, ETC.; SIMULATORS (HELMETS, DISPLAYS, ETC.); CHEM. WARFARE CLOTHING; AEROSPACE MEDICINE; MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY; TECHNOLOGIES TYPICAL OF AFSC MAJOR LABORATORIES.
USES ANIMATION TO EXPLAIN HOW COMMUNICATIONS; PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS; PHYSIOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS; AND SUPERVISION RELATE TO THE ROLE OF HUMAN LIMITATIONS IN ACCIDENTS.
Recounts through reenactments, personal recollections, and documentary narration, the earth-changing event and aftermath of the May 18, 1980, volcanic eruption of Mount St. Helens in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest of southwest Washington. The film represents the work of dozens of both professional and amateur cinematographers and still-photographers. The film leaves the viewer with a positive feeling that the devastated area will someday be beautiful again during the course of the earth-shattering and earth-healing process.
The Heck family took a piece of worn-out farm ground and over the years have turned it into a productive forest. They have achieved national recognition as the 1984 Outstanding Tree Farmer of The Year as well as the prestigious Tom Wallace Farm Forestry Award.
Senate Select Committe on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition, 07/08/1987
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON SECRET MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO IRAN AND THE NICARAGUAN OPPOSITION, 07/14/1987
Through interviews with highway department administrators and attorneys, this video presents the magnitude of the increasing tort liability problem faced by highway departments and stresses the importance of building and maintaining roads to accepted standards, keeping good departmental records, and training employees for safety. Strategic planning for tort liability and the functions of a risk management task force are described.
Criminals hide booby traps in concealed contraband to protect that contraband from other criminals. This program shows law enforcement officers how to avoid injury or death from these devices. Director Andre Jesequel.
AFTER THEIR FIRST FLIGHTS AT KITTYHAWK, NORTH CAROLINA, THE WRIGHT BROTHERS RETURNED TO DAYTON OHIO. DURING 1904-1905 ON HUFFMAN PRAIRIE, THEY PRACTICED AND PERFECTED THE CONCEPTS INVOLVED IN POWERED FLIGHT. FROM 1910-1915 THEY CONDUCTED A PILOT TRAINING SCHOOL AND EXHIBITION COMPANY. THE HISTORIC SITE OF HUFFMAN PRAIRIE IS LOCATED AT THE END OF THE WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OHIO MAIN RUNWAY.
The components of breakaway utility pole design are illustrated and Kentucky field test results are reported in this video. Pole installation is shown and discussed in some detail. The FHWA endorses these poles for some situations and asks for additional test sites in a concluding speech.
This tape introduces the Functional Requirements series and the clear zone concept, stressing removal, relocation, retrofitting and shielding. The desired clear zone width is explained and reviewed. Removal of trees and other roadside hazards, treatment of culvert ends and other objects within the clear zone, and maintenance of embankment slopes are covered. Proper maintenance of breakaway signs and crash cushions are also shown. Slope test footage shows the functional reasons for clear zone widths, and continual routine maintenance of the clear zone is emphasized.
This introductory video on maintenance of signs, road markings and signals stresses their importance to the driving public. Road stripe inspection by day and night, road restriping schedules, removal of un-needed stripes, and temporary marking tape are shown. Installation of raised reflective markers and sign refurbishment are demonstrated in some detail, and some countermeasures to sign theft and vandalism are shown. Traffic signal inspection and maintenance are also covered. Railroad grade crossings and work zones illustrate how signs, markings and signals can work together.
The functional requirements of pavements and shoulders are described, beginning with the elements of pavements and shoulders and the characteristics that contribute to poor performance. Skid resistance, measurement of pavement friction and polishing aggregates are discussed, along with drainage and vehicle steering factors. Tining, grooving, edge drop-off, roughness, and rutting are also covered. Shoulder types are described and their functions are outlined. Design requirements for shoulder width, strength, cross slope, joint, and contrast are described. Wet weather accidents are shown in a…
This video identifies roadside slopes and ditch shapes that affect vehicle safety, describes alternative safety treatments, and demonstrates proper construction and maintenance. The effects of grade, hinge point location, and obstructions are shown. Ditch shape is emphasized. Culverts and pavement drop-offs are also discussed.
This video stresses clarity and consistency in traffic control devices through adherence to the standards established in the MUTCD and the establishment of local traffic sign maintenance management programs. Sign inventory, evaluation, and replacement scheduling are presented in a brief video segment. Longitudinal and lateral placement of signs, sizing, visibility, and appropriateness of the message are discussed. Types and placement of pavement and object markings are also shown.
Installation, maintenance and repair of roadside barriers, end barriers and bridge rails are shown in a series of short videos within this video. Segments provide an overview of barrier components and their importance, and describe proper handling of standard sections of strong-post w-beam wood barriers, box beam barriers, concrete barriers and cable barrier systems.
This introductory video on planning and managing chip seal repairs presents a 7-step procedure: examining existing pavement, repairing pavement, cleaning surface, applying asphalt, spreading aggregate, rolling aggregate, and removing excess aggregate. The video explains the purpose of a chip seal and shows types of pavement distress for which chip seals are appropriate. Procedures are first outlined and then demonstrated. Equipment is shown for each step, and key points and common problems are highlighted.
Chemical weed control is justified by the cost of weeds to livestock and agriculture, the danger of sightline obstruction in the right- of-way, and blocked road drainage. The video outlines the factors of an effective weed control program: weed identification, treatment timing, chemical selection, and also determining safe conditions and the correct rate of application. Reading labels and wearing appropriate safety gear is stressed. The viewer is referred to the Utah texts for much essential information.
THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT HAS BEGUN AN INTENSIVE SEARCH FOR A WEAPON TECHNOLOGY THAT WILL AT LEAST DOUBLE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE RIFLEMAN IN COMBAT. THIS PROGRAM BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THE FOUR ADVANCED FIREARM PROTOTYPES CURRENTLY BEING DEVELOPED BY INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS. THE NEW FIRING RANGE AT FT. BENNING WILL BE USED TO TEST THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROTOTYPES. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ARMY RIFLE IS ALSO PRESENTED.
Part 1, Benefits, is intended for chief administrative officers and stresses the cost- effectiveness of snow fences. Properly constructed collector-type snow fences are briefly described, and significant cost savings and accident reduction are reported for a Wyoming installation. Part 2, Key Elements, is directed to technical and operational staff, but also stresses cost-effectiveness. Design elements are described in simple terms and guidelines are given for estimating wind transport of snow and required fence capacity, fence design, construction methods, installation, and placement.
Thorough, careful, no-nonsense instruction by practicing land surveyors and panelists who grade exams.
Thorough, careful, no-nonsense instruction by practicing land surveyors and panelists who grade exams.
1 Byrd on Rome - The Honorable Robert C. Byrd, United States Senator from West Virginia, speaks on "The Senate of the Roman Republic," a series of 14 lectures on the history of Roman Republic and the relevance of history to our modern times. The Senator winds up for 26 minutes with parables about our modern times, then does a deep dive into the history of Rome, starting in this lecture with the birth of the Senate and continuing on in 14 lectures through the fall of the republic. This video was purchased from C-SPAN, which provided footage of the floor of the Senate as a public service.
10 Byrd on Rome - The Honorable Robert C. Byrd, United States Senator from West Virginia, speaks on "The Senate of the Roman Republic," a series of 14 lectures on the history of Roman Republic and the relevance of history to our modern times. This video was purchased from C-SPAN, which provided footage of the floor of the Senate as a public service.
2 Byrd on Rome - The Honorable Robert C. Byrd, United States Senator from West Virginia, speaks on "The Senate of the Roman Republic," a series of 14 lectures on the history of Roman Republic and the relevance of history to our modern times. This video was purchased from C-SPAN, which provided footage of the floor of the Senate as a public service.
3 Byrd on Rome - The Honorable Robert C. Byrd, United States Senator from West Virginia, speaks on "The Senate of the Roman Republic," a series of 14 lectures on the history of Roman Republic and the relevance of history to our modern times. This video was purchased from C-SPAN, which provided footage of the floor of the Senate as a public service.
AIR COMMANDERS OF OPERATION DESERT STORM DISCUSS THE PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF THE AIR CAMPAIGN. INTERVIEWS OF AIR COMPONENT (USCENTAF) COMMANDERS TAKEN SHORTLY AFTER THE CEASE FIRE PROVIDE AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT AIRLIFT, ELECTRONIC WARFARE, FIGHTER AND BOMBER OPERATIONS OF THE PERSIAN GULF WAR.
Precedent setting 5th and 6th Amendment issues are presented and discussed. Each of the 10 scenarios starts with a narrative opening, then a reenactment of the pertinent facts of 10 selfincrimination cases brought before the U.S. Supreme Court, followed by a discussion of the case and then the Supreme Court ruling.
Tests for on-site quality verification of concrete are demonstrated in this series of four tapes. Parts 1 and 2 show conventional control tests, with demonstrations of sampling methods, tests for temperature, and a very clear, detailed demonstration of the slump test (AASHTO T-119). Tests are shown for air content and unit weight, and procedures are given for forming cylinders and beams onsite for subsequent compressive and flexural strength tests.
Learn about turnpikes and puncheons and which will work best for your wet trails.
Hydration is the chemical reaction between cement and water that binds the cement, water and aggregate into concrete. The strength of the finished concrete depends on proper and sufficient hydration. This video reviews the mechanics of cement hydration. Of practical interest, are the methods used to control hydration rate in field applications: the effects of time, temperature, cement type, and admixtures on the rate of hydration. Of academic interest, are the techniques used in the laboratory to study hydration: mathematical modeling of cement hydration; measuring the heat generated over…
In the 1970's the New York Times described Portland, Oregon as a city in the act of destroying itself. Freeway construction was dividing communities, inner city neighborhoods were deteriorating, air quality standards were violated one day out of three, and businesses were fleeing downtown. In the last few decades, Portland has made a remarkable turnaround to become one of the most livable cities in the country. This video documents the visionary leadership and strong citizen participation that led to a plan to revitalize downtown. The plan included a cap on downtown parking spaces…
Superpave, Superior Performing Asphalt Pavements, is presented as the mix design system for the next century. Its two components are described: performance-based asphalt binder specification and volumetric mix design and analysis. The Superpave gyratory method of laboratory compaction is also shown. More detailed explanations are provided for the performance-graded ratings and the Superpave aggregate gradation methods. The video repeatedly reassures viewers of the ease of switching to the Superpave system, referring local agencies to the FHWA implementation program and technical assistance.
This six-part instructional video describes temporary traffic control in short-term work sites.Part 4 (15 min.) shows typical applications, emphasizing techniques for safe installation of traffic control and reviewing taper lengths.
For Net novices, this video defines the Internet and encourages the viewer to discover online transportation data and information. Internet tools are explained in very simple terms: E-mail, File Transfer Protocol, Gopher, and the World Wide Web, illustrated by pages from transportation sites. Two Bureau of Transportation Statistics projects are featured: the SMART project for sharing state and local transportation reports and data sets, and geographic information services. A non-technical description of equipment and connection options for Internet access concludes the video.
Proper inspection techniques for local agencies are presented in three parts. Part 1 (about 27 min.) introduces an inspector's preliminary responsibilities: document review, coordination with the public, field review, equipment checks, planning traffic control, meeting weather requirements, and inspecting the tack coat application. Part 2 (19 min.) covers mix delivery, placement, compaction, and transverse joint construction. Part 3 (14 min.) gives examples of problems that can occur in mix design, paving, and compaction, and suggests some solutions. Metric units are used throughout the video.
The equine infectious anemia virus (EIAV) is categorized as a retrovirus: it contains genetic RNA material, which it uses to produce DNA. This DNA is then incorporated into the genetic makeup of infected cells. Identified in France in 1843 and first tentatively diagnosed in the United States in 1888, EIA has commanded a great deal of attention over the years. There is no vaccine or treatment for the disease. It is often difficult to differentiate from other fever-producing diseases, including anthrax, influenza, and equine encephalitis.
The STTF was designed to accommodate scenarios depicting responses along the full range of the use of force spectrum. This video depicts responses in the upper range of the use of force scale to demonstrate the full potential of the STTF. Directed by Randy Meeker.
This video outlines the minimum guidelines of the use of force policy as promulgated by both the Department of Justice and the Treasury Department. Producer: Jim Hyde.
PRODUCED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 50TH ANNIVERSARY WORLD WAR II COMMEMORATIVE COMMITTEE, THIS VIDEO TELLS THE STORY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS DURING THE PERIOD 1940 THROUGH 1946. COVERING ALL PHASES AND THEATERS OF WORLD WAR II, IT FOCUSES ON THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THESE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN ON THE HOME AND WAR FRONTS TO THE EVENTUAL ALLIED VICTORY.
This video depicts an effective law enforcement interview using the five general stages: Introduction, rapport, questioning, summary, and close. Director: Andre Jesequel.
This video addresses conventional, specialty, and exotic shotgun ammunition. It describes the capabilities and shows the effects of the various rounds on an assortment of substances. Producer: Randy Meeker
This video reviews and demonstrates the proper techniques for using the expandable baton. Director: Randy Meeker.
A video of the history and closure of the first institution of its kind west of the Mississippi River. This video traces the 145 years of continuous service from the beginning in 1851 to the closure in 1996.
This video demonstrates the effectiveness of the.40 caliber cartridge when used with the modified 9mm semi-automatic pistol. Using targets such as boat hulls, mailboxes, car doors, and car windows, this training tape focuses on the firepower. Producer: Andre Jesequel
Single and double bit, chopping, splitting axes, broad ax, broad ax hewing, adzes, hatchets.
LANCE P. SIJAN IS THE ONLY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY GRADUATE TO EVER RECEIVE THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR. THIS DOCUMENTARY PORTRAYS THE CAPTAIN'S LIFE, DEPICTS THE PERIOD OF HIS LIFE AFTER EJECTING FROM HIS DAMAGED AIRCRAFT OVER NORTH VIETNAM, AND THE TIME HE SPENT AS A PRISONER OF WAR (POW). DEMONSTRATES HOW HIS FAMILY VALUES INTERSECTED WITH THE AIR FORCE'S CORE VALUES OF "INTEGRITY FIRST, SERVICE BEFORE SELF, AND EXCELLENCE IN ALL WE DO." EXHIBITS THE "CODE OF CONDUCT," AND EXPLAINS WHY IT MUST BE PART OF EVERY MILITARY PROFESSIONAL'S LIFE-STYLE.
Surface and subsurface drainage, drainage systems, and drainage inspection are discussed in this video. The importance of routine repairs and preventive maintenance is emphasized, with examples of pothole repair, seal coating, and maintaining the crown of unpaved roads. Culvert and ditch inspection is urged during and after major storms as well as quarterly. Basic maintenance procedures are shown: clearing roadside ditches and culverts and preventing culvert scour, cleaning curbs, gutters and storm grates, and maintaining slope protection. Environmental issues, permits, and liability are…
This video provides an overview of the Firearms Division's facilities and training programs. Producer: McIntosh.
Axes, chopping, a different technique for experienced choppers, tools for hammering, tools for digging and tamping, tool handles, sharpening.
This video provides basic training for shippers and carriers on how to transport hazardous materials in accordance with US DOT regulations. This is not complete hazardous material training, just an introduction (General Awareness & Familiarization). The video defines hazardous materials and provides guidance to recognize and identify hazardous materials. Topics include: hazard classification; packaging, markings, labels and placards; shipping papers; loading, securing and unloading; emergency response information and procedures; and incident reporting requirements.
This course teaches how to structure your own Incident Command System (ICS) which can be used for any type or size emergency; ranging from a minor incident involving a single unit to a major emergency involving several agencies or other jurisdictions.
Demonstrates the proper use of radio communication in several scenarios. Director: Andre Jesequel
This video shows the special considerations involved with moving equipment too large to be self-transported over long distances. Emphasis is on visibility and respect for the size and weight of the equipment. With footage from operating work zones, good safety practices, actual safety hazards and unsafe working conditions and procedures are illustrated.
Fern M. Smith; Carol Bagley Amon; Stephen V. Armstrong; Timothy P. Terrell. Part One introduces law clerks to the federal court system and staff, and tells them how to obtain publications, video programs, and other resources to assist them during their clerkship. A session on ethics, developed in consultation with the Judicial Conference Committee on Codes of Conduct, describes law clerks' ethical obligations under the Codes of Conduct and related authorities. In Part Two, instructors present legal writing and editing techniques.
This 17-minute video is designed to be shown to jurors in patent jury trials. It contains important background information intended to help jurors understand what patents are, why they are needed, how inventors get them, the role of the Patent and Trademark Office, and why disputes over patents arise. An Introduction to the Patent System was developed with the assistance of an advisory committee of district judges and patent attorneys. Special care was taken to ensure that it provides an impartial and objective view of the patent process. It is, however, up to the individual trial judge to…
Many communities are considering or have already constructed modern roundabouts, citing advantages such as reduced congestion and delay, improved safety, and reduced emissions. Using actual traffic footage to demonstrate what to do and what not to do, this video explains the rules-of-the-road at modern roundabouts, specifically: who has right-of-way and how to safely drive through a roundabout. The video also covers how to drive a roundabout when large trucks are present, and how to yield to pedestrians, bicyclists and emergency service vehicles.
Basic Wildland Fire Suppression Orientation is a video which provides essential information for individuals interested in wildland fire management. It may be used as a companion to S-130, Firefighter Training, and is particularly useful for indoctrination of non-fire management employees to the world of wildland fire.
The new generation fire shelter offers improved protection from radiant and convective heat. All federal, state, and local wildland firefighters carry the fire shelter while working federal fires. As always, the fire shelter should be used only as a last resort. No product will guarantee a firefighter’s survival in an entrapment situation. Firefighters should do everything they can to avoid situations where they need to deploy a fire shelter.
This entertaining, yet instructional, bicycle safety video uses a visually stimulating, peer-to-peer approach to teach elementary and middle school age audiences how to bike safely. Viewers will learn essential information about the rules of the road, signaling, riding at night, safe riding practices, and risky behaviors that they should avoid. Tips for purchasing and correctly fitting a bicycle helmet are also included.
A short overview of how Tactical Decision Games are conducted using Sand Tables. The run time is about six minutes. This is an excellent tool for introducing the TDGS/STEX concept to a group that has no previous experience with the technique.
How does SMOG hurt your health? You may be surprised. This video shows where SMOG comes from, how it's formed, and who is most vulnerable. It looks at the real cost of air pollution to California, and how reducing SMOG levels benefits all of us.
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Emerald Ash Borer: The Green Menace
A brief, 17-minute video covering key radiation principles and radiological procedures. Includes demonstrations on application of these principles and procedures in several patient care scenarios in an emergency services setting.
This 57-minute DVD features the first-person accounts of 14 men and women who share their experiences as crime victims and the ripple effect that victimization can have on family members and the community at large. It is an effective training resource for victim service providers seeking to improve their understanding of the physical, emotional, financial, and psychological effects of crime.
After the Storm: Co-Produced by the U.S. EPA and The Weather Channel. The show highlights three case studies—Santa Monica Bay, the Mississippi River Basin/Gulf of Mexico, and New York City—where polluted runoff threatens watersheds highly valued for recreation, commercial fisheries and navigation, and drinking water. Key scientists and water quality experts, and citizens involved in local and national watershed protection efforts provide insight into the problems as well as solutions to today's water quality challenges. After the Storm also explains simple things people can do to protect…
A supplement to the International Mountain Bicycling Association's guide, Trail Solutions: IMBA's Guide to Building Sweet Singletrack. Missoula Technology and Development Center.
Promotes safe ladder procedures. After hearing testimonials of surviving workers and families of victims injured in falls, this program will motivate employees to follow the safety points emphasized. Construction work environment, but basic ladder inspection and maintenance is applicable to any ladder use. English and Spanish versions on this DVD.
Fireline Safety Refresher Training.
This video tells the comprehensive story about this country's naturally-ignited fire program. The program highlights the many "lessons learned" over the years that helped this program evolve to where it is today. In addition, this video explores the current emerging issues that surround the naturally-ignited fire program--and what it will face in the future. Along the way, this video also describes and clarifies the naturally-ignited fire program's tools, techniques, and terminology.
A Science of Miracles presents the history and evolution of medical procedures involved in the transplantation process, as well as interviews with surgeons who perform the groundbreaking procedures.
This DVD provides a thorough overview of the basic canning and preserving process for meat and fish in cans. The program reviews canning game meat in cans, canning fish in cans as well as the process of assembling a can sealer. Further described are the equipment, preparations, packing, canning, cooling and storage associated with the preservation methods as well as the preparation, materials, maintenance and process associated with the assembly of a can sealer. This DVD makes a great resource for mastering home food preservation.
Volume 4. From the Appalachian highlands of West Virginia... to the teeming shores of San Francisco... to the wild backcountry of Alaska... "America's Wildest Places/Volume 4" takes you from coast to coast... with a special appearance by President Theodore Roosevelt as your guide!
This DVD provides a thorough overview of the basic canning and preserving process for meat and fish in cans. The program reviews canning game meat in cans, canning fish in cans as well as the process of assembling a can sealer. Further described are the equipment, preparations, packing, canning, cooling and storage associated with the preservation methods as well as the preparation, materials, maintenance and process associated with the assembly of a can sealer. This DVD makes a great resource for mastering home food preservation.
This DVD provides a thorough overview of the basic canning and preserving process for meat and fish in cans. The program reviews canning game meat in cans, canning fish in cans as well as the process of assembling a can sealer. Further described are the equipment, preparations, packing, canning, cooling and storage associated with the preservation methods as well as the preparation, materials, maintenance and process associated with the assembly of a can sealer. This DVD makes a great resource for mastering home food preservation.
This DVD provides a thorough overview of the basic canning and preserving process for meat and fish in cans. The program reviews canning game meat in cans, canning fish in cans as well as the process of assembling a can sealer. Further described are the equipment, preparations, packing, canning, cooling and storage associated with the preservation methods as well as the preparation, materials, maintenance and process associated with the assembly of a can sealer. This DVD makes a great resource for mastering home food preservation.
This DVD provides a thorough overview of the basic canning and preserving process for meat and fish in cans. The program reviews canning game meat in cans, canning fish in cans as well as the process of assembling a can sealer. Further described are the equipment, preparations, packing, canning, cooling and storage associated with the preservation methods as well as the preparation, materials, maintenance and process associated with the assembly of a can sealer. This DVD makes a great resource for mastering home food preservation.
This DVD will help you learn to identify the many species of edible Alaska wild berries and show you how to avoid poisonous species. You'll also learn to identify habitats where your favorite berries grow and, once you've picked them, how to clean, freeze and can them for storage.
This DVD provides a step-by-step guide to drying your own foods. Included are comprehensive instructions for drying fruits, vegetables and herbs and making fruit leather.
This DVD provides a step-by-step guide to drying your own foods. Included are comprehensive instructions for drying fruits, vegetables and herbs and making fruit leather.
Employees FIRST is an FDA initiative that food industry managers can include in their ongoing employee food defense training programs. Employees FIRST educates front-line food industry workers from farm to table about the risk of intentional food contamination and the actions they can take to identify and reduce these risks.
INTRODUCES INFORMATION AND TRAINING FOR DEPLOYED PERSONNEL TO MAKE THEM AWARE OF THE DANGERS OF HEAT STRESS. COVERS BOTH PERSONAL DANGERS AND THE IMPACT ON UNIT OPERATIONS.
This DVD provides a step-by-step guide to drying your own foods. Included are comprehensive instructions for drying fruits, vegetables and herbs and making fruit leather.
This DVD provides the information you need to get started making sausage and jerky. The program provides step-by-step instructions for making and storing your preserved meats.
This DVD provides a thorough overview of basic canning and preserving processes for pickling foods. The program reviews the necessary steps for making sauerkraut, pickling vegetables and infusing vinegars. Further described are the equipment, preparations, storage methods, storing, causes of spoilage, canning and procedures needed, as well as the making of herb, fruit and fruit juice vinegars. This DVD makes a great resource for mastering home food preservation.
This DVD provides the information you need to get started making sausage and jerky. The program provides step-by-step instructions for making and storing your preserved meats.
Alaska Cooperative Extension Service Video FNH-01284 Pickling (Part 3) This DVD provides a thorough overview of basic canning and preserving processes for pickling foods. The program reviews the necessary steps for making sauerkraut, pickling vegetables and infusing vinegars. Further described are the equipment, preparations, storage methods, storing, causes of spoilage, canning and procedures needed, as well as the making of herb, fruit and fruit juice vinegars. This DVD makes a great resource for mastering home food preservation.
Volume 4. From the Appalachian highlands of West Virginia... to the teeming shores of San Francisco... to the wild backcountry of Alaska... "America's Wildest Places/Volume 4" takes you from coast to coast... with a special appearance by President Theodore Roosevelt as your guide!
Volume 4. From the Appalachian highlands of West Virginia... to the teeming shores of San Francisco... to the wild backcountry of Alaska... "America's Wildest Places/Volume 4" takes you from coast to coast... with a special appearance by President Theodore Roosevelt as your guide!
In 1918-1919, the worst flu in recorded history killed an estimated 50 million people worldwide. The U.S. death toll was 675,000 - five times the number of U.S. soldiers killed in World War I. Where did the 1918 flu come from? Why was it so lethal? What did we learn? Study materials are available at avaianflu.gov.
PRODUCTION PROVIDES VERBAL AND VISUAL INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO PROPERLY EXECUTE THE FITNESS ASSESSMENT AND SERVES AS A TOOL TO TRAIN MEMBERS ON HOW TO PROPERLY ADMINISTER THE TEST.
DP.LA 2011 - Bridges, Reservoirs and Other Metaphors for a Digital Public Library of America - Address by Carl Malamud to the 2011 Plenary Session for the Digital Public Library of America at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) in Washington, D.C.
THE PHYSICAL ABILITY AND STAMINA TEST OR PAST IS DESIGNED TO TEST A MEMBERS ENDURANCE LEVEL FOR A MINIMUM FITNESS LEVEL FOR ENTRY INTO THE PARARESCUE, COMBAT CONTROL, SPECIAL OPERATIONS WEATHER, TACTICAL AIR CONTROL PARTY, AND SERE BATTLEFIELD AIRMAN AFSCS. THIS TEST IS COMPRISED OF SIX EVENTS WHICH MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED IN THE PROPER ORDER AND MEMBER MUST PASS EVERY EVENT.
DESCRIBES TRADOC'S TRAINING BRAIN AND HOW IT FUNCTIONS, HOW IT BENEFITS TRAINING AND LEADERSHIP DECISION MAKING AND HOW IT IS BEING IMPLEMENTED.