Bell One Productions 3

About

Segments from two very different US army-produced films. The title of the first film, "Management of Mass Casualties: Part 9: Burns," serves as a viewer advisory. Produced to educate army personnel in the Cold War who are a new generation in the 1960s, to ready them for response to mass casualty events such as were widely encountered by personnel in World War II and in the Korean War. Includes army-produced stock footage of aircraft, ships, and missiles, as well as graphic footage showing people who have been badly burned in bombings.

The second film, starting at the 12:00 mark, is a domestic instructional depicting members of a family at home learning about how to engage with their town's fallout shelter system of readiness for nuclear conflict.

(Silent elements.)

titles on film: "The United States Army Presents T.F.8 2713 Management of Mass Casualties MCMLVIII" "The United States Army Presents T.F.8 3143 MCMLXII" "The United States Army and The Office of Civil Defense Presents CD 20 227 MCMLXIV"

Can states: "Bell One Prod. #3 13m C. Pos.": "AP INC / Roll 3 - 16mm Color Pos. B-wind / From 8 min. 49 secs. up to 9 min. 5 secs."

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Credit

U.S. Army Pictorial Service

Language

English

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