A training film on how to ski for the military troops during World War II. The demonstration of the Christianna stem turn. A skier demonstrating the technique. The shoulder, knees and the body is kept forward and the skier slides downhill. Other men skiing and demonstrating the technique.
A training film on how to ski for the military troops during World War II. The demonstration of the jump turns and terrain turns. The purpose of these turns is to take the skis completely out of the snow. The skiers jumping and sliding downhill.
A training film on how to ski for the military troops in World War II. Fully loaded troops on skis. They carry rifles and other ammunition. Troops advancing in the area. Troops sliding downhill with the help of skis in a line.
The United States soldiers in Italy during World War II. Pup tent area. Soldiers in tent bivouac area. They read and write letters. Soldiers getting shaved and a haircut.
The United States soldiers in Italy during World War II. Pup tent area. Soldiers playing football. Trees in the background.
The United States soldiers in Italy during World War II. Pup tent area. The soldiers work in rain. They uncrate and assemble a 75mm pack howitzer. Soldiers are issued pack boards. They burn grease from uncrated breech block.
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