This training film highlights activities inside the U.S. FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) crime laboratory in the United States. Analysts and agents at work in the laboratory. An analyst examines evidence and looks through a microscope. The analyst gets an identification tag from a board. He mixes a sample of evidence with a solution and shows the identification tag. He uses various machines and equipment.
This training film highlights activities inside the U.S. FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) crime laboratory. An FBI agent brushes a table to display fingerprints at a crime scene. Agents at file cabinets checking fingerprint files. The FBI official speaks.
A training film highlights activities inside the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) crime laboratory in the United States. An FBI agent brushes a table to display fingerprints at a crime scene. A finger print expert examines impressions in the FBI laboratory. Pictures of tented arch fingerprint patterns. The finger print expert marks the pictures as a loop. He matches the finger print patterns with the fingerprint files in a cabinet. The finger print expert shows an inked fingerprint and a latent fingerprint.
A training film highlights activities inside the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) crime laboratory in the United States. A dramatization shows a man shooting a person and throwing away the pistol at the crime scene. A man speaking. A fingerprint expert checks fingerprint files in an FBI laboratory. Chemical analysis being performed in the laboratory. Physical evidence being brought in from the crime scenes and firearm check carried out in the laboratory. An FBI official speaks from his desk. The seal of the FBI.
A trail on hilly terrain in the American West or Great Plains. Ruins of damaged wooden houses and wagons, and carts. Views of several wooden houses and shops of a small, abandoned "ghost town", perhaps a mining village, in the American frontier west. Interiors of a house and several empty caskets; perhaps the old shop of an undertaker.
A film includes accounts of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1803–1806) and a journey to animal fur-traders' rendezvous in the Green River Valley, Wyoming in 1837. The Missouri River Basin and the Rocky Mountains in the area. Interiors of a house showing beads, fur clothing, North West Indian guns of the Fur Trade Era. Drawing of a mountain man who roamed the North American rocky mountains. A painting by American painter Alfred Jacob Miller depicts a journey to the animal fur-traders' rendezvous in the Green River Valley, Wyoming in 1837. Paintings depict that the rendezvous was organized by American fur company and provided mountain men and Native American Indians with an opportunity to come together to exchange their furs for supplies that would sustain them through the winter. Paintings depicting buffalo hunts by men.
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