Cars and shops near the intersection of Master Street and Ridge Avenue in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, during the 1964 Philadelphia riots, also called the 1964 Columbia Avenue riots, in an era of racial tensions and civil rights struggles. People loot shops. Men and women take out articles from a shop. Broken window panes of a shop. A mannequin dummy on a road in front of a damaged garment shop. Exteriors of the damaged shops. A damaged car. A man walks through ruins of shops. Policeman attempts to clear looters from a shop.
A FBI training film about behavior of people in various riot and crowd situations in the United States. People on a street in Philadelphia Pennsylvania during the 1964 North Philadelphia riots, sparked during time of racial tensions and civil rights movement. An organizer or community member speaks into a megaphone. Policemen talk to people. A crowded sidewalk. Scene shifts to night. Possibly same riot, but not confirmed. Flames rise from a building at night set ablaze by protestors. U.S. National Guard soldiers in riot gear near military vehicles. An ambulance drives off. Riots underway: Automobile traffic on a road. Police in riot gear patrol the streets. Rioters run on a road, retreating the scene past police and military.
A regional communications center in the United States. A bank of recorder/reproducer signal data machines (RD-304). A soldier loads a tape into a RD-304 machine and starts it. The soldier at a maintenance console. He pushes light flash buttons. Tape reel turning.
A U.S. Army 1st Signal Brigade soldier operates a machine at the Regional Communications Center in Phu Lam, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The soldier loads a tape into signal data machine RD-304 and starts it. The machine in motion. A close up of the tape reel turning. A soldier at a maintenance console. He pushes buttons and a light flashes.
A U.S. Army 1st Brigade soldier operates a machine at the Regional Communications Center in Phu Lam, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Two U.S. soldiers at a console. A U.S. officer enters and checks with men at a supervisory console. He supervises the soldiers. The officer speaks over a phone. A soldier pushes buttons. Another soldier operates an automatic sender / receiver machine (ASR). He pushes some buttons. A close up of the machine. He writes on a paper.
A U.S. 1st Signal Brigade soldier operates a machine at the Regional Communications Center in Phu Lam, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A sign reads 'DCS Station, Automatic Switching Center, Technical Control Branch'. The soldier walks in a room and attaches wires to a switch board. He checks the timing on a modulator. He rotates a button. The communication equipment. The dials, lights, oscilloscopes and flashing numbers. Another soldier operates an autodin ASC-2 simulator.
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