53484 YESTERDAY’S NEWSREEL JAPANESE INVASION OF CHINA 1927 LOUVRE MUSEUM
53484 Yesterdays Newsreel The Japanese Chinese War_vwr
53484 Yesterdays Newsreel The Japanese Chinese War_vwr
52134 Modern Hawaii_vwr
88004 A Career That Moves_vwr
80404 Carrier Action Off Korea_vwr
28554 Sea Power For Security Seabees In Action_vwr
24114 Kobe Japan World War 2_mos_vwr
Restricted — The information contained in this film affects the national defense of the United States, and its revelation to unauthorized persons is prohibited “Produced by Packard Motor Car Company for the United States Army Air Forces”, “A detailed discussion of inspection and servicing procedures for the Packard Rolls Royce V-1650-1 engine.”
Building A Bomber, “R-1”, “Office For Emergency Management”, “A Defense Report on Film”, “Today democracy fights to defend its heritage. Foremost among democracy’s weapons is air power. And the backbone of air power is the bombing plane. This is the story of the building of a bomber — a story of American planning, skill, ingenuity, workmanship and production”, This propaganda film from the early 1940’s depicts the Martin B-26 Marauder’s construction and assembly. The B-26 was built at two locations: Baltimore, Maryland, and Omaha, Nebraska.This medium twin engine bomber created by the Glenn L. Martin Company saw extensive service during
Reel 3 Vietnam, footage of joint US-South Vietnamese Army meeting, demonstration of various guerilla trap devices, tactics, and methods, US interrogation of Vietnamese village, capture and detainment of villagers, exploring Vietnamese village and burrows
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