Training film and simulations demonstrate measures for protection after nuclear fallout. Time and radiation level reading in a wrist watch and radiometer respectively. U.S. army soldier monitors radiation level. Soldiers in foxholes remove their canvas covers and remove contaminated soil with shovels. Sergeant talks to a soldier. Soldiers in foxhole clean food can with water.
Training film and simulations to demonstrate measures for protection against biological attack. Measures to protect personnel food and water during biological attack. U.S. army sergeant talks on wireless radio. Soldiers wear protective mask and cover their foxholes for a biological attack. Soldier throws away open food can. A soldier removes mask to smoke cigarette. Soldiers mark trees in contaminated area with signs 'Gas', 'Atom' and 'Bio'. Soldiers walk. Soldiers have food. A soldier falls sick.
In this part of a U.S. Army Training film hardened mugger convinces young hoodlum crimimnal to join him. Point of view (POV) shot of person walking along a sidewalk at night, approaching a young man who is leaning against a parked car. The young hoodlum helps rob another man by stepping into the sidewalk and asking him for a light for his cigarette. As he lights his cigarette, the man is hit. Aerial view of two criminals taking cash from limp body of unconscious victim who they mugged. View of the men with other men gathered at a strip bar or night club as young woman dances. Close up of go-go dancer at strip club as she dances. The two men drink beer and smoke. The young hoodlum looks closely at his lighter after lighting his cigarette.
View of bank of tape recorders operating in the U.S. Voice of America relay station facility in Onna, Okinawa. Jan Hajdukiewiez, former member of Neutral Nation inspection team, visits the facility, Staff member, Mr. Blackburn, explains the tape relay operations to him.
Mr Blackburn of the Voice of America staff explains VOA relay station operations to visitor, Mr Jan Hajdukiewiez, in Onna Okinawa.Mr Blackburn explains how tape decks are used in the operations. Bank of tape decks is seen.
French soldiers use long handled hammers to set poles in the ground for barbed wire barriers, as others begin stringing the barbed wire, during World War 1. A steep snowy hill or mountain side is beside their position, and woods, with snow on the ground, behind them.
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