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C-J Program (College Junior) : College Girls

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C-J Program (College Junior) : College Girls ARC Identifier 33833 / Local Identifier 111-LC-55995 1970

Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Summary: Various shots of campus and buildings of Jacksonville State University. Various shots as Women's Army Corps (WAC) band plays. C-Js and WACs look on. Various shots of soldiers running through smoke from simulated explosions in attack on mock Vietnam village. C-Js in bleachers watch demonstration. C-Js tour the mock village. Brigadier General Elizabeth B. Hoisington and staff salute during retreat ceremony. C-Js and WACs at ceremony. C-Js and WACs march onto parade field. Troops in formation General Hoisington troops the line in a jeep. C-Js and WACs pass in review. Line of C-J cadets at chapel entrance. Interior, Close Up (CU), General Hoisington. CUs, C-Js at graduation ceremony. General Hoisington presents certificates. CU, simulated dead Vietcong. Additional scenes of attack on mock village as C-Js watch; C-Js tour village. Included are additional scenes of retreat ceremony.

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English
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