[Army Service Forces Special Bulletin #3033] (silent)

Description: Content warning: Sequences showing U.S. army personnel in training environments for violent combat include simulated maiming and murder.

Fast-moving persuasion footage documenting U.S. army personnel engaged in a huge range of training exercises and operations, with stock footage of military aircraft and army base activities, and with some sections presenting statistical survey results about army personnel engagement and views. Apparently aimed at soldiers to encourage engagement and at the public to persuade the purchase of war bonds.

Can states:
"B-wind orig. / 111 SB 3033 / 111 [M] 910 R2 Uncle Sam's Biggest War bond customer -- twice?"

Tape on can states:
"KEVIN'S ORIGINAL FILM & 1/4" pulled Uncle Sams / 12/6/84 PR Pulled Combat (Br[atbrt]) from shorter tail"

End title states: "Misc. No. 910"

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Subjects: 1940s, Military, World War II, Information, Film and media art

Tags: U.S. Army; soldiers; soldiers assembled; mass assembly; informational titles; statistics; army base; color guard; soldiers marching in formation; soldiers waiting in line outside barracks building; army branches; badges; survey; survey results; VS combat scenes; cannon fire; parachuting; military aircraft; measurement; demographics; FDR; Franklin Delano Roosevelt; World War II; media; film; audio visual education; bombing; double exposures; desert operations; jungle operations; training exercises; stabbing; shooting; longleaf pine; Ernie Pyle; New York Times; Axis powers; Africa; hand to hand combat; fighting; wrestling; punching; gouging eye; factories; crowds of war workers; elder woman working in factory; aircraft engine; poster For Freedom's Sake; war bonds; advertising; printed advertising; munitions factory; bindery; baseball fields; marching bands; baseball games; New York Giants; Babe Ruth; army base; animation; U.S. navy ships; tanks; snow patrol; Lt. Gen. Brehon Summervell; Maj. Gen. Howard K. Loughrey; talking heads; war bonds allotment and payment plan; purchase order; Black soldiers; African American regiment; WACs; Women's Army Corps; women soldiers; women and technology; globes; bundles of mail; mailrooms; letter opening machine; Addressograph plates; files; filing; file drawers; savings bonds; women working issuing War Bonds; postman delivering mail to woman with children; printing press; agriculture; American flag; aerials of highways and cloverleaf interchanges; Rockettes; dancers; orchestras; football games; duck hunting; people with film cameras; shutterbugs; photography hobbyists; beauty contest contestants; objectification; newsreel cameramen; marriage; homemaker; homemaking; cakes; baking; cooking; roast pig pulled out of oven; title The End

Film Sponsor: U.S. Army

Creator: U.S. Armed Forces Information Service

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Contributor: Prelinger Archives

Source Collection: The Archives Project

Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive

Production Date: circa 1942

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Geographical Location: USA

Genre/Form: government, military

Language: eng

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Film Format: 16mm film

Element: finegrain master, reversal

Color: b&w

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Sound or Silent: silent

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Frame Rate: 24 fps

Length (feet): 538