A training film based on biological warfare sampling and chemical warfare detection in the United States. An officer at Disaster Control Headquarters receives clues from U.S. Army NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) disaster control surveyors. The surveyors in protective clothing head towards a suspect area. A man performs biological tests in a laboratory on samples provided by the monitor of a survey team. The survey team monitor takes air samples in the suspect area. He draws possible agents into a tube containing a nutrient solution. He performs a surface test. He takes samples from a wall and a surface using a swab. The monitor now checks for contamination in water. He uses a water kit to carry out tests and preserves the samples. He collects stones and soil for biological warfare sampling and places everything in a plastic container. He notes down the details in his sample book and marks the suspected area. The team of NBC surveyors advances. Debris in the foreground. A man does laboratory tests for biological warfare agents. A doctor inspects an infected person lying on a bed. Decontamination of the affected area by the surveyors.
Cars parked outside the flagship store of fashion designer Christian Dior in Paris, France. Sign reads “Christian Dior Chapeaux”. Women wearing African-inspired designs of Christian Dior hats outside the shop. A woman wearing a hat with a large flower. One turban is modeled with a matching parasol. Stitching on some hats are based on ethnic African designs.
United States rotor craft in flight in California, United States. It is the world's most advanced combat rotor craft. The rotor craft parked at an air base. Pilot in the cockpit. The rotor craft takes off.
View through barbed wire at contract airlines supplementing the armed forces in Vietnam. Airlift International DC-7 taxiing on runway. United States tank parked along a side of the air base and barbed wire entanglements in the area.
Oceanographic Prediction Systems in the United States. An interpreter scans aerial photographs. A stereo viewer is used by the photo interpreter to scan two aerial photographs. The photo interpreter marks the two aerial photographs. The stereo viewer in the foreground. The man moves the photographs in line under the viewer. An enlisted man sitting at a console works on small buttons at the base of the console. He jots down information on a small pad.
Training maneuvers during Operation Alligator Hide at the White Beach Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in California, United States. Marines holding M-14 rifles walking on a grassy area. A grassy hill in the background. Two Marines of 27th Marine Regiment in the grassy area with one of them digging a position with an entrenching tool. The other Marine next to an M60 machine gun. Vehicles moving in the far background. The White Beach in view in the background. A bunker in view on the White Beach.
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