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This collection contains 6 movies and is Over 2 hours of video.
| Title |
Description |
Duration |
| Improved Emergency signaling |
Training film on the improvisation of emergency signals that can be seen from the air. Includes using signal fires, parts of the parachute, and surrounding vegetation, and digging in the dirt.
Sound, Color
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11:56
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| Desert survival |
Learn the techniques that make survival possible in the desert. From making a head cloth, and keeping out of the sun, moving at night, to catching and eating snake. Watch as the signal fires and the emergency radio bring in the rescuers.
Sound, Color |
29:58
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| Survival Medic Training |
Video Quality varies from light to dark due to changes in contrast.
Film on the basic techniques used in primary first aid, and for medics. Includes the process for setting broken bones, the reduction of swelling from dislocated joints, and the treatment of burns. See also some prevention of frostbite, heat stroke, and bleeding.
Sound, B&W |
14:44 |
| Prevent Heat Injuries |
Training film for Vietnam troops on preventing heat injuries during the tour of duty. See some PT to strengthen the body for work in the heat. Tips include keeping as much body area as possible covered, and wear polarized sunglasses. While in the jungle treat all wounds immediately, even a little scratch can easily become infected.
Sound, Color |
19:49 |
Jungle Medic Training
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More basic medical advice for the WWII soldier on health and hygiene in the Jungle. From sterilizing everything you eat with before and after meals, to the digging, and careful use of the latrines. Also included are the combat medics, and the field surgeons. Footage of combat hospitals, and the evacuation procedures.
Sound, B&W |
19:34 |
Prevent Cold Injuries
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Training film for the troops and medics assigned to cold weather environments, that covers the basics of preventing injuries. See the cold weather gear for one soldier displayed. Fluff your sleeping bag, and keep your feet dry, and clean. Keep in mind that it's not just the temperature, but also the wind that affects you.
Sound, Color |
24:23 |
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