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Soldiers of the 18th Fighter Bomber Wing of the United States Air Force at a bomb dump in Korea.
Napalm bombs dump area in Korea, during Korean War. A large number of napalm bombs and drums lined. A man stands near it. A jeep equipped with derrick drives into the area. The man attaches the hook of the derrick to two napalm bombs. The jeep carries them and loads them onto a trailer. Two personnel help to unload the bombs. The jeep reverses. Close view of jeep driver. Number of small trailers each carrying two Napalm bombs. A man stands amongst the rows of Napalm bombs.
Several mentally disabled girls and a mentally disabled boy undergo training program in Connecticut United States.
Training for mentally disabled. A mildly mentally disabled boy is trained to use a high powered saw. His instructor observes from the other side of the table and handles the saw. The mentally disabled boy appreciates the patience of his supervisor. Several mentally disabled girls eat food in the dining room of a hostel, in Hartford, Connecticut, run by the Mansfield Training School. A girl enters a room and sits on a bed. Two other girls enter behind her and sit. The girl does her hair in front of a mirror. The two other girls read magazines. A group of girls in a room. The Director, "Office of Mental Retardation", Mr Schmikel speaks. A mentally disabled boy.
A man addresses and mentally disabled children sing in Connecticut, United States.
Governor of Connecticut speaks at Mansfield Training School. Many ladies and gentleman sit on chairs behind him. A group of blind, mentally disabled children sings. Several people enter a building. 'The Longley School 1951' written on the wall of the building.
Physiotherapists and speech therapists work with mentally disabled people in the United States.
Rehabilitation of mentally disabled in the U.S. A mentally disabled woman sews. A mentally disabled man drills holes in a cardboard piece. A man chisels wood. A child on a floor. A woman kneels behind it. Mr Francis Kelley, Superintendent, Mansfield Training School, Connecticut speaks about severely disabled children. A lady with a severely mentally disabled child in a tub provides him physical therapy. Several children in a cafeteria. Some children and a woman seated at a table having their food. Three children with headphones seated around a table. A lady stands near the table. Several physiotherapists work with mentally disabled children. A speech therapist works with a boy. A man with a boy. Some children and a teacher in a classroom. A man assembles a special chair. A mentally disabled child sits on ground. A woman kneels near him. The woman makes a sound with a toy. The child reacts and tries to take the toy.
A group of school teachers talks about the problem of drug abuse in school age children in Los Angeles, California, United States.
A group of teachers and educators in the Los Angeles school district, meeting at Valley College, discuss how to deal with the problem of drug abuse among school children. Science teacher William Edler, of Wilbur Avenue Elementary School in Tarzana, and a woman watch as a woman addresses a group of elementary school teachers. Another woman reads out from her papers and addresses the group.A man expresses his views. Teachers listen to a tape recording from a man describing problems with drug abuse in children and young people including marijuana, LSD, and hallucinogenics. Teachers in the group express their concern about children taking drugs.
Funeral of United States General George Patton and key moments and accomplishments during his life.
On the life of U.S. General George S Patton Junior (with narration by Ronald Reagan). Fight at the Siegfried Line during World War 2. U.S. 3rd Army cross the Siegfried Line. General Patton with his officers. Patton's troops cross the Rhine. American soldiers in the streets of Germany. Patton presents the Medal of Honor to a soldier. Patton sees dead people at a concentration camp in Germany. Patton's army moves towards Denube Valley. Civilians in the streets. Patton with officers. Written on a wall 'Hitler is kaput'. Trucks loaded with soldiers. A gun thrown on a pile of guns on the ground. Patton in a barge. A welcome ceremony for General Patton on his return to US: A parade along Broadway in Los Angeles on June 9, 1945, as over 1 million citizens welcome General Patton home and cheer. Shops and offices on Broadway in Los Angeles. Patton waves at the people from an open jeep. Patton and General Doolittle in Los Angeles. General Doolittle makes a speech at a ceremony and introduces General Patton. Patton addresses the gathering and talks about the war and the accomplishments of the Third Army. He notes that from aerial view, Germany and Austria "look like hell from the top." And "that's what any place that the 8th Air Force and the Third Army worked on looks like." Also Patton says, "You must remember this. That from Brest, to various towns in southern Germany and Austria whose names I can't pronounce, but whose places I have removed," (laughter in crowd), "the trail of the Third Army and the 19th Tactical Air Command and the 8th Air Force is marked by more than forty thousand white crosses; forty thousand dead Americans." View of a military cemetery graveyard. General Patton lays flowers at the grave of one of his soldiers. Patton watches a race at Soldiers Field Academy. He shakes hands with the winners. Soldiers carry Patton's coffin wrapped in American flag. Patton's grave with flowers on it. Two soldiers stand beside it. Patton's statue at the West Point Military Academy.
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