U.S. Army 25th Division Liaison Psychological (Psy War) warfare team near Kumwha valley in Korea during the Korean War. U.S. Corporal Roger Mohr drives his jeep towing a two wheeled cargo trailer after completion of the broadcast. Mohr fills out report of the mission in front of a tent. A hand with a fountain pen writes.
U.S. Army 25th Division Liaison Psychological (Psy War) warfare team in Seoul, Korea during the Korean War. A truck pulls away with the leaflets. U.S. Air Force C-47 skytrain. parked. USAF written under the wing of the plane. Three fourth of the truck backs up to C-47. Korean labor seated in the truck. An insignia of the United States on the plane.
U.S. Army 25th Division Liaison Psychological (Psy War) warfare team near in Seoul, Korea during the Korean War. Interior of a tent. That is called a general briefing room. U.S. Captain D. A. McAleney and Captain Louis T. Pynes, pilot and co-pilot check the map. Lines being drawn on a map. Rear view of five men at the maps. Men come out of Nissen hut operation marked 'Operation, Flight B'. A group of men walk towards the plane and gets in. A view from the door of the plane as it moves over country side. The last scenes in view of Yongdongpo. Two pilots in a cockpit of the plane. Co-pilot and Captain D. A. McAleney as he checks the map. The other pilot seated in a cockpit. A throttle in the cockpit.
A table tennis tournament in New York City at the St Nicholas Arena. Top ranked players compete for the U.S. honors in ping pong. Spectators seated in the stands watch the players play. The players play the match and compete. A referee in a suit at each table watches the players and the scores. Views of star table tennis player Laszlo Bellak using his feet along his paddle for trick shots, and doing other ping pong tricks. A close up of a referee who keeps his eyes on a ball, moving quickly from side to side.
The U.S. Army troops of Rifle Squad practice during the Battle drill in the United States. Ships underway at sea. Landing Craft Vehicle (LCV) approaches the shore The Rifle Squad troops disembark from the LCV. U.S. Army helicopters in flight. Interior of the helicopter shows rifle squad men seated and a troop wearing headphones. The helicopter lands. Troops holding guns in a jungle and advance forward. They throw hand grenades and fire with a gun. Smoke arises due to firing and bombing. A smoky screen being formed and they advance .
The advantages of the different Platoon formations during World War II. The Sergeants seated on a desk. A Rifle Squad officer uses a model to explain when is the Skirmish Line used. He starts from the approach march. The model shows the squad breaking into small platoon columns after firing of an artillery. The Sergeants listen to him. He also speaks that the troops are in squad column formation until they reach the particular range of the rifles. He focuses on two things first not to fire from more than 400 yards and do not deploy skirmish until we are forced to fire. He speaks about when and why to deploy skirmishes. He also states three reason for delaying the deployment of skirmishes.
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