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About US Army Boot Camp WW2 Old Films Training DVD
1st Film: "Introduction in the Army". This film is by the Army (1944) and is about 2 young men (friends) join the Army after getting a notice form the the Selective Service. These guys go through induction, Medical check, Barracs training, rifle range Etc. I do remember those days. I have to say that the Drill sergents in the movie were much nicer than I rememberd! 37:15 min'sp>2nd Film: "Boot Camp: Field Training". This film is around 1942 and is somewhere off the Great Lakes. The GIs get field training on an island and live there for a couple of weeks. Bivouac!!! The eat, clean, cook, get Mail call, set up camp, pup tents, field mess camps, KP, and of course, Combat training. At one point, a plane buzzes the troops to train them even more. Hit the dirt! WW2. 16:21 Min's 3rd Film: "Men Against Tanks". This film was a captured NAZI training film redone by our US Army. This show how a Infantryman can take on a Tank and live. 14:38 Min's 4th Film: "Infantry Weapons"; This film shows how to use the weapons in the US Army during WW2. Starts of with the Colt 45, M1 Carbine, M1 Garand rifle, Rifle granade launchers, BAR, Browing water-cooled machine-gun, Motors, Bazooka, the 37mm canon, 105 cannon. Also has a captured Nazi Tank that they practiced on. Maybe a Tiger? 28:49 Min's 5th Film: "Newsreels". 1. Caissons go rolling on. 2. How to Crawl with a Rifle. 3. Army Drafts Mules. 4. Motorcycle training. 5 Tanks tested. 6. D-Day Training. 7. Addie Murphy. Runtime 13.47 Min's. We are a small American family business, (mostly father & son), that collect old films. Our goal is to save old films from the trash heap and digitize them in HD for future generations to enjoy. We hope you'll enjoy our work too. 5 films, Total Runtime:112 min.
