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In the U.S. army equipment pass through an ERP (Engineer Regulating Point) and advances to a staging area.
A training film in the United States details the role of Combat MP (Military Police) of the United States Army in supporting river crossing during war. Animation depicts set up of circulation control points in crossing area controlled by MPs. A staging area shows equipment being assembled before going towards a river. Army jeeps and trucks advance from the staging area. Vehicles being checked by combat engineers at an ERP (Engineer Regulating Point) which is located between the staging area and a crossing side. The vehicles lined up at the ERP.
In the U.S. rerouting support for a combat team and equipment provided by U.S. Military Police during a river crossing operation.
A training film in the United States details the role of Combat MP (Military Police) of the United States Army in supporting river crossing during war. MPs control the movement of a barge loaded with equipment across a river. An MP directs traffic at a road junction. Process of rerouting shows a platoon of MPs advancing and being blocked by an obstacle. The platoon leader makes a radio contact with traffic headquarters. MP personnel check maps in a jeep before advancing further. An MP directs traffic on a new route. Tanks move up a pontoon bridge to cross the river. Other roles of MP shows directing a straggler.
In the U.S. the use of holding area and dispersal area by deploying U.S. MP platoons during a river crossing operation in war.
A training film in the United States details the role of Combat MP (Military Police) of the United States Army in supporting river crossing during war. Use of holding area which is located between the staging area of equipment and the ERP (Engineer Regulating Point) shows advance of equipment from midway to bridge aided by holding areas controlled by MPs. An MP directs lesser priority traffic to the holding area to let the higher priority traffic go first. Trucks and jeeps advance along a road. Evacuation of prisoners shows prisoners being loaded into a truck under an MP guard. Engineers work on damaged crossing equipment. MPs direct the traffic to a dispersal area while waiting to proceed. Equipment moves across the river on an MAB (Mobile Assault Bridge) and traffic is directed by MPs on the other side of river. Animation depicts the position of MPs in a crossing area during a crossing operation. Animation depicts deployment of division MP platoons and core MPs.
In the U.S. MP (Military Police) directs traffic after rerouting during a river crossing operation in war.
A training film in the United States details the role of Combat MP (Military Police) of the United States Army in supporting river crossing during war. A platoon of MPs stop the advance due to blockage of a road during a river crossing operation. An MP in a jeep makes a contact with traffic control headquarters and inspects a map. The MP directs traffic after rerouting.
U.S. Air Force film about the Military Airlift Command (MAC)
Opening scene shows a C-130 aircraft on final approach, and about to land on an airfield, at dusk. Next, a MAC Lockheed C-141 Starlifter aircraft is seen flying over a body of water. Its tail number is 63-8075. (Nicknamed "Petunia Pig," it was flown in accelerated operations beginning in 1964, and eventually logging about 15 hours a day in regular service, to provide the Air Force advance information about the operational capabilities of this type aircraft.) The next airplane shown is a MAC Lockheed C-5 Galaxy, about to land. Its unique 28-wheel landing gear is clearly visible as it approaches and touches down. Scene shifts to the MAC Command and Control Center, at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, where Air Force controllers are monitoring MAC worldwide operations. The wall in the background is covered by a map of the world showing numerous MAC air routes. A civilian narrator speaks about the Military Airlift Command. Camera pans over the Command Center wall map, showing North and South America and associated MAC routes and then across the Atlantic to Europe and Africa. Bucolic scenes of farmland and fields in the vicinity of Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. Next, three large jet transport aircraft are seen on an airfield ramp. Suddenly, one explodes and is destroyed in fire and smoke. Rescuers carry and injured person on a stretcher. Another scene shows a bus and cars consumed in flames.
A Military Airlift Command C-5 aircraft transports F-5 fighter jets and refuels in the air from a KC-135 tanker plane
C-5 Galaxy aircraft of the U.S. Air Force Military Airlift Command (MAC) are parked on the ramp at McClellan Air Force Base, California, surrounded by vehicles with various cargoes to be loaded. The fuselage of an F-5E Tiger II fighter jet, with wings folded beside it, is being loaded into one C-5. Glimpse of the loading process, from inside the C-5. Nose of an F-5 disappearing into the cargo compartment. (Narrator states that eight F-5s are loaded into this single C-5.) The loaded C-5 taking off toward the camera. View of a C-5 during in-flight refueling. View inside the cockpit, of pilots at the controls and of the refueling probe from the Boeing KC-135 tanker aircraft ahead and above the C-5. A flight engineer at his control station. View of the refueling probe, from the tanker aircraft. View of the aerial refueling from another aircraft, in flight (unseen). Scene shifts to civilian narrator speaking at MAC Headquarters Command Center in Scott Air Force Base, Illinois.