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A Reference List cf Audiovisual Materials Produced bythe United States GoVernment, 1978.National Archives and Records Service (GSA) ,Washington, D,C. National Audiovisual Center.78395p.National Auuiovisual Center, Reference Section/RL,General Services Administration, Washington, DC20409.

MF01/PC16 Plus Postage.*Audiovisual Aids; *Federal Government;Filmographies; Instructional Films; *InstructionalMaterials; *Reference Materials

ABSTRACTThis reference gdide'describes over 6,000 audiovisual

materials selected from more than 10,000 pro9rams produced by 175federal agencies covering a wide range of subjects, 'includingiedicine, dentistry, allied lealth, education, science, socialstudies, industrial technoiogy/training, safety, and theenvironmental sciences. Materidis are cited by title (with format andproducer code) under subheaaings of each major subject, and completeinformation, together with an annotation is provided in thealphabetical title section. Sections on sponsor/producer codes,rental and purchase polic:ies, and a price list are included. (CMV)

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A Reference List ofAudiovisual Materials

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION v

II. HOW TO USE THIS REFERENCE LIST vii

III. OUTLINE OF SUBJECT HEADINGS ix

IV. SUBJECT SECTION 1

V., TiTLE SECTION 91

VI. SPONSOR/PRODUCER CODES xiii

VII. RENTAL AND PURCHASE POLICIES xvi

VIII. PRICE LIST xix

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I. IntroductionThe National Audiovisual Centerwas created under the aegis of theNational Archives and Records Serv-ice of the General Services Adminis-tration to serve as the centralclearinghouse for all Federal audio-visual materials and to make themavailable for public use through in-formation and distribution services.

This is a list of over 6,000 audio-visual materials selected from over10,000 programs produced by 175Federal agencies covering ri widerange of subjects. Major subjectconcentrations in the Center's col-lection include medicine, dentistry,and allied health; education; sci-ence; social studies; industrial/tech-nical training; 3afety; and theenvironmental sciences.

DISTRIBUTION PROGRAMS

Federal audiovisual materials areavailable through the following pro-grams:

Sales. Audiovisual formats avail-able for purchase from the Centerinclude motion pictures, video for-mats, slide sets, audiotapes, andmultimedia kits. Conversion to othermedia formats can be supplied.

Rental. Only 16mm motion pic-tures, representing 80 percent of theCenter's collection, are availablethrough the rental program.

Loan Referrals. Free loan distri-bution of 16mm motion pictures isoften available to the public fromcommercial distributors and from re-gional Federal agency offices. TheCenter refers the user to the closestfree loan distributor.

Please see page xvi, "Rental andPurchase Policies," for further de-tails.

INFORMATION SERVICES'. ,

To keep the public informed aboutthe availability of Federal audio-visual materials, the Center spon-sors the following information serv-ices:

Reference. For questions on Fed-eral audiovisual materials, a trainedreference staff will respond quicklyto telephone and written requests.

Printed Materials. Catalogs andselect listings of current titles avail-able for sale or rent are publishedregularly. Also available are bro-chures and filmographies on spe-cialized subjects and on materialsproduced by individual Federalagencies.

Master Data File. The Center isresponsible for maintaining the mas-ter catalog file on audiovisual ma-terials produced by the U.S. Govern-ment.

The National Audiovisuril Center ishere to serve you, the public. Let ushelp make your audiovisual programa success.For more information, write to:

'.National Audiovisual CenterReference Section RLGeneral Services AdministrationWaihington, DC 20409or call: (301) 763-1896

How to Us thReference List

The National Audiovisual Center'smaterials presented in this publica-tion can be approached in two ways.The subject section lists the titles

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Siodata: physicaldescription of material

Organization whichAGENCY NO. 1V-0781produced the materialTITLE NO. 009374/R L RENTAL SALE

NAC cOntrol---1 DISCUSSES THE RESEARCH DEVEL-number-use this OPMENT, AND CONSTRUCTION

number when WORK OF THE CORPS OF ENGI-ordering NEERS. INCLUDES DETAILS OF

FLOOD CONTROL, POLAR RESEARCHIN GREENLAND, AND A SEABORNENUCLEAR POWER PLANT.

PRODUCED IN CONJUNCTION WITHTHE CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Series nots FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV.

under the various subject headings.If a title is known, look for it thealphabetical list of titles in the titlesection. In this section, an entry con-

ENGINEERING FOR TOMORROW

28 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL1970

PRODUCER USAMPDSPONSOR USA

tains all the information pertinent toa particular title. The example belowdetails the components of an indi-vidual title entry.

The price list, beginning on page xix,refers to a film by title number only.Locate the title in the title sectionand note its title number. Then lo-cate the number in the price list,

which is arranged in consecutive ti-tle number. The sale price and therental price, if applicable, are shownafter the title number. Please besure to include the title number for

TM Number000000/RL RENTAL $12.50000001 /RL

SALE 3110.00SALE $150.00

Organisationsponsoringdistribution ofmaterial (if differentfrom producer)

Availability

Description

Additional notes onuse or production

each film you order. The examplebelow shows typical entries from theprice list.

Outline ofSubject Headings

AGRICULTURECrop*Farm MaintenanceFarm WorkHorticultureInternationel RelationsLivestockMeatPlant ScienceSoil Conservation

ATOMIC ENERGYApplicationBiology and MedicineEngineeringFabricationFacilitiesRadioisotopeReactorResearchSafety, Wute Disposal and MonitoringWeapon

AVIATIONAir DefenseAir Traffic ControlAir WarfareAircraftEquipmentFacilitiesFlight TrainingFlying Exhibitions and CompetitionsHelicopters.HistoryInspection and MaintenanceNavigationRepairResearch and DevelopmentSearch and Rescue

BIOLOGYBiochemistry0/10101YEcologyEmbryologyEntomologyGeneralHeredityLaboratoryMarineMicrobiologyNatural ResourcesPhysiologyWildlife ConservationZoology

BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSComputer Science and Data ProcessingConsumer EducationContractsEconomy and ConservationEducationIndustryLabor and Management

ManufacturingMaterials HandlingOffice ProcedurePersonnel ManagementQuality ControlSalesmanship and MarkatingSmall BusinessSupervisionTechnique and SystemTransportation

CHEMISTRY .

AnalysisCrystallographyInorganic ChemistryLaboratoryMetallurgyOrganic ChemistryOxidationRadiationReactionTechnique and Equipment

CIVICS AND GOVEPAMENTCitizenshipCivil Defense and DisasterCM RightsCommunismDemocracyDefense SystemGovernment AgenciesInternational RelationsLaw EnforcementMilitary JusticeSecurity ControlUnited Nations

DENTISTRYAnatomy and PhysiologyCareersDental Auistant UtilizationDiagnosisEndodonticsEquipment 'OcclusionOral HygieneOW SurgeryOrthodonticsPatient EducationPedc.donticsPeriodonticsPractice ManagementPreventive DentistryProsthodontiARadiolocyResearchRestorations

EDUCATIONAdult EducAims and AyesArtCareersCounselingCurriculum

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Earry ChildhoodEducational institutionsInstructional TechniquesLearning and CognitionUbrary ScienceMass MediaMathematicsPsycholOgySpecial EducationTeacher and TeachingTechnologyTests and Measurement

ELECTRICITYCircuitEquipmentMagnetismMotorTheory

ELECTRONICSAmplifierCommunicationEquipmentMagnetismSystemTheoryTransistor

ENGINEERINGCMElectricalElectronicEnergy ConservationFlood ControlGeneralMechanicalSanitarySolar EnergySystems

GEOGRAPHYArctic and AntarcticForeign CountriesUnited States

HEALTHAlcoholBirth ControlConferenceDrug Abuse and NarcoticsEnvironmental HealthFacilitiesFirst AidMedical and Paramedical ProfessionNursing and Patient CarsNutritionPhysical FitnessPublic HealthRadiologyResearchSanitationSexuality and Sex alucationSmokingVolunteer Workers

HISTORYAmericanCivil War Period to 1900Colonial Period to 1776Industrial RevolutionKorean WarRevolutionary War Period to 1783Twentieth CentliryVietnam WarWorid War IWorkl War II1783 to 1860

HUMANITIESBiographyEnglishFine ArtsLanguagesPhilosophy and Religion

INDUSTRIAL ARTSAutomotive MaintenanceBlacksmithingBoring MachineBroaching MachineConstructionDrill PressElectrical Works and ElectronicsEngines and Power SystemsFoundryGraphic ArtsGrinding MachineHandtoolsHobbing MachineHydrograPhYLatheMachine ToolsMapsMechanical and Engineering DrawingMetallurgyMilling MachineOPtiosPattemmakingPhotographyPlasticsPlumbingRefrigerationSolderingTechnical MeasurementWater TreatmentWeldingWoodworking

MARINECeremoniesEngineeringEquipmentFacilitiesGuided MissilesHistoryLogisticsMaintenanceMoraleNavigstionOperationsOrdnanceResearchRules of the RoadSeamanshipSearch and RescueShipbuildingStrategySubmarineTacticsTrainingUS Coast GuardUS Marine CorpsUS Navy

MEDICINEAnatomyAnesthesiologyBacteriologyBiology and ZoologyCancerCardiovascular SystemCareersChemistryCytology and Tissue SystemDermatologyDiagnosisDigestive SystemEndocrinologyEquipmentGeriatricsHemic and Lymphatic SystemHistoryImmunologyLaboratoryMicrobiologyMilitary MedicineMycologyNeuroiogyNuclear MedicineOphthalmologyParasitologyPathologyPediatricsPharmacology and ToxicologyPhysiologyPregnancyPsychistry and PsychologyResearchRespiratory SystemStrokeStudy and TeachingTherapeuticsUrologyVeterinary MedicineVirology

MILITARY SCIENCEAmmunitionArmed ForcesArtilleryCeremoniesCounterinsurgencyEngineeringEquipmentExplosivesFacilitiesGuided MifleilnHistoryInfantryIntelligenceInternPtional AgreementsLogisticsMaintenanceMobilizationMoraleNational SecurityNuclear WarfareOperationsResearch and DevelopmentStrategyTacticsTrainingTransportationUS Air ForceUS Army

PHYSICAL SCIENCEAstronomyGeologyOceanographySpace and Solar SystemWeather

PHYSICSAcousticsAerodynamicsAtomic and Nuclear EnergyEnergeticsKineticsMagnetismNeutronPrincipleRadiationResearchSpectrum

POLLUTIONAirNoiseSolid Waste ManagementWater

RECREATIONCampingClubs '

Leisure TimeMusicPhysical ActivitiesSinOngTravel

REHABILITATIONMcoholismAmputeesBlindCrippled ChildrenDeafBlindEpilepsyEQuipmentGeneral ServicesHearing and SpeechLearning DisabilitiesMental RetardationOccupational TherapyPhysical TherapyRecreational Therapy

SAFETYAccident PreventionAirAutomobileBoatingFireHospitalIndustryMiningMountaineeringWater

SCIENCEGeneral

SOCIOLOGYAgingAnthropologyChild AbuseCommunity LifeCrimeHuman RelationsMarriage and the FamilyMilitary DependentsMinority GroupPenologyPopulationSocial ProblemsSocial WorkUrbanization

SPACE PROGRAMS Lunar Probe SURGFRYMedicine and Biology

Application Navigation AutopsyChemistry Propulsion Equipmeni

Communication Research Orthopedics

Equipment Safety Postoperative CitelSatellite Preoperative Caro

Facilites Space Exploration ProstheticsHistory Space Shuttle TraniplantLaunch Vehicle Training Wounds and injuries

IV. SubjectSection

MEDIA CODESAC Audio CassetteAT AudiotapeBO BookFS Filmstrip

KT KitSL SlidesSli Super 8mm

All other titles are presented in 16 mm format.

AGRICULTURECROPS

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BOXESMAN IS RESPONSIBLE TO THE EARTHNEW NUMBERS, THEOUR MAGIC LANDPACKAGING FOOD FOR YOUPLANT FOR THE FUTUREOUALITY FOR ALL SEASONSSAFE USE OF PESTICIDESWANTED - PLANT PEST DETECTIVESWATCH OUT FOR WITCHWEEDWHO SHALL REAP?

FARM MAINTENANCECARE OF A TRACTORFORGE WELDINGFORGING WITH A HAND FORGEMECHANIZED TRAIL EOUIPMENTRECONDITIONING A CULTIVATORRECONDITIONING A GRAIN DRILLRECONDITIONING A MOWER, PT 1, CUTTER BARRECONDITIONING A MOWER, PT 2, DRIVE

SYSTEMREPAINTING A FRAME BUILDINGSHARPENING AND TEMPERING FARM TOOLS

FARM WORKAGRICULTURAL MACHINE GUARDING

STANDARDS REQUIREMENTSAGRICULTURE, USAAGROSTAN PROJECT, THEDAY ON AN AMERICAN FARM, AEGG GRADES - A MATTER OF OUALITYFACTORY WORKER TURNS FARMERFARM WORK - EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE-A

SERIESFARM WORK - FOOD PRESERVATION-A SERIESFARM WORK - FORGING--A SERIESFARM WORK - LIVESTOCK-A SERIESFARM WORK - MEAT CUTTING--A SERIESFARM WORK - PAINTING-A SERIESGRAIN SAMPLINGHARVEST OF COOPERATIONHORSE SENSELAND, THEREA STORY, THERIVER, THESAVE MORE LAMBSSIGN OF PROFITWEATHERPROOFING BACA COUNT(

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UVESTOCKAGRICULTURE'S SHOWCASE ABROADAMONG YOUR SOUVENIRSANTE-MORTEM INSPECTION - CATTLE, CALVES,

SWINE, AND SHEEPCOMMERCIAL CATTLE SLAUGHTERINGCONNECTING LINKEXOTIC NEWCASTLE DISEASEHANDLING LIVESTOCK FOR MARKETHANDLING LIVESTOCK SAFELYHORSESHOEINGONE BUG IS TOO MANYPOST-MORTEM INSPECTION - CATTLE V:Z-ADSPOST-MORTEM INSPECTION - CATTLE VISCERA

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MEATANTE-MORTEM INSPECTION - CATTLE, CALVES,

SWINE, AND SHEEPBASIC MEAT COOKERYCOMMERCIAL CATTLE SLAUGHTERINGCUTTING AND BONING A FOREQUARTER OF

BEEFHOME ON THE RANGEMARK OF QUALITYPACKAGING FOOD FOR YOUPOST-MORTEM INSPZCTION - CATTLE HEADSPOST-MORTEM INSPECTION - CATTLE VISCERA

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PLANT SCIENCEAMONG YOUR SOUVENIRSCERTAIN DISTANCE, ACOTTON - FIBER WITH A FUTURECOTTON WAREHOUSINGDIRECT SEEDING OF SOUTHERN PINEDONT BRING YOUR ENEMY HOMEEASIER WAYS OF LOGGINGEASTERN WHITE PINEERADICATING THE KHAPRA BEETLEINTRACELLULAR TRANSPORT APPARATUS OF

PHLOEM FIBERSMAN IS RESPONSIBLE TO THE EARTHNATIONAL ARBORETUM, THENINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE ERUPTION OF

KILAUEA VOLCANO, HAWAIINON-ROOT FEEDING OF PLANTSPAMELA'S TREEPERSPECTIVES ON PESTICIDESPLANT GROWTH IN COMPENSATED FIELDSPLANTING ISN'T ENOUGHPUERTO RICO - MORE OR LESSRADIATION EFFECTS ON FARM ANIMALS

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SOIL CONSERVATIONEMBANKMENT COMPACTION CONTROL - FAMILY

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EXPLOSIVESINDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF RADIOISOTOPESINTRODUCTION TO ANALOG COMPUTERSJOURNAL OF PLUTONIUM, AMAN AND RADIATIONMAN AND THE ATOMNAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION NUCLEAR NAVYNO GREATER CHALLENGENUCLEAR FINGERPRINTING OF ANCIENT

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BIOLOGYBIOCHEMISTRY

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SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAYTALK, LISTEN, ANO LEARN

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STIMULANTSTAKING A LOOK AT WHAT WE'RE TAKING SLTALK, LISTEN, AND LEARNTECHNIQUES OF WORKING WITH ADDICTSTOMTREATMENT - NEW TEAMSTRIP TO WHERE, AUNDERSTANDING - WHY WE TAKE DRUGS,

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LAIR POUTION - S EETENING THE AIRAIR POLLUTION A PLANT LIFEAIR POLLUTION CONTROL ORIENTATION

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HUMANITIESBIOGRAPHY - (Continued)

BEN FRANKLIN - PORTRAIT OF A FAMILYCELEBRATING TEDDYCOPLAND PORTRAITDREAM THAT WOULDN'T DOWN, THEFOR ALL THE PEOPLE THE HARRY S TRUMAN

LIBRARYGEOFrE WASHINGTON BIRTHPLACE A

CHILDHOOD PLACEGLASS WALL THEHERE I GREW UPHISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHERS, PT 1HISTORY L 'LIGHT WRIGHT BROTHER§, PT 2HISTORY OF .1.IGHT WRIGHT BROTHEPS, PT 3HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHEPS, PT 4HISTORY OF FLIGHT - WRIGHT BROTHERS, PT 5JOHN GLENN STORY, THEJOHN WESLEY POWELL. CANYON OEOLOGISTJOURNAL OF PLUTONIUM, ALEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - ALBERT

BAIRD HASTINGS, PHD, SCOLEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE CECIL J

WATSON, MDLEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE CHARLES

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HOLMAN, MDLEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - GEORGE L

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GOLDSMITH, MDLEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - HELEN B

TAUSSIG, MDLEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - HOWARD C

TAYLOR, JR, MDLEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE JACQUES

GENEST, MD, CCLEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE .1OHN F

ENDERS, PHD, AND FREDERICK C POBBINS,MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE JOSEPH TWEARN, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE KARL FMEYER, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE L TCOGGESHALL, MO

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - LEO GRIGLER, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - LESTER RDRAGSTEDT, PHD, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - MARTIN MCUMMINGS, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE MATTHEWWALKER, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE MAXWELL MWINTROBE, MD, PHD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE MEDICALTEACHING PHILOSOPHIES

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE OWEN HWANGENSTEEN, MD .

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE SHIELOSWARREN, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - T RHARRISON, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE W BARRYWOOD, JR, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE WMONTAGUE COBB, MD

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE WALSH MCDERmor, MD

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TRANSMISSIONHYDRAULIC STEERING, PRINCIPLES OF

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BRAKESINTRODUCTION TO PREVENTIVE MAINtrENANCEJOBS IN AUTOMOTIVE TRADESKEEPING YOUR CAR FITKNOW YOUR CAROPERATION OF THE GM UNIT INJECTORSPERIODIC CHECK-UP, THESTEERING, WHEELS, FRONT AND REAR AXLESSUPERCHARGING AND FUEL INJECTIONTRANSMISSION, DRIVE SHAFT, AND

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DRAINAGEMILITARY HOADS, PT 1, ROAD EXPEDIENTSMILITARY ROADS, PT 2, DRAINAGEMILITARY ROADS, PT b, SUBGRADE

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POLES AND ATTACHING CROSSARMSPOWER SHOVEL PRODUCTIVITYPRECAST CONCRETS BRIDGEPRESTRESSED CONCRETE PAVEMENT

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MAINTENANCE -A SERIESFUEL PUMP DISASSEMBLYFUEL PUMP RECONDITIONING AND REASSEMBLYGENERAL MOTORS.DIESEL ENGINE UNIT

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GENERAL MOTORS DIESEL ENGINE UNITINJECTORS - MAINTENANCE

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CONDENSER - CIRCULATING WATER SIDEMARINE DIESEL ENGINES FOR POWER BOATSMARINE GAS TURBINE ENGINES - PRINCIPLES OF

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INDUSTRIAL ARTSENGINES AND POWER SYSTEMS - (Continued)

REPULSION-INDUCTION MOTOR GENERALOVERHAUL FS

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HYDRAULIC, AND STEAM

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SERIESFOUNDRY PRACTICE - FLOOR MOLDING-A

SERIESFOUNDRY PRACTICE MACHINE MOLDING-A

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GRAPHIC ARTSCHARTING THE OCEANSFLOW PROCESS CHART AND HOW TO USE IT,

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MARKSVISUALIZING AN OBJECT

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DRILLING WITH PORTABLE DRILL MOTORSDRIVING AND BUCKING RIVETSELEMENTS OF HARDENINGELEMENTS OF SURFACE HARDENINGELEMENTS OF TEMPERING, NORMALIZING, AND

ANNEALINGENGINEERING - HEAT TREATMENT OF STEEL.-A

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PRESSFUNDAMENTALS OF END CUTTING TOOLSFUNDAMENTALS OF SIDE CUTTING TOOLSHEAT TREATMENT Or ALUMINUM, PT 1HEAT TREATMENT OF ALUMINUM, PT 2INNERBOTTOM SECTIONS - SUBASSEMBLY OF A

CLOSED FLOOR, SUBASSEMBLY OF AN OPENFLOOR

INNERBOTTOM, THE - SETTING UP FLOORS ANDLONGITUDINALS

INSTALLING VALVES IN ENGINE ROOM SYSTEMS,PT 2

INSTALLING VITREOUS FIXTURESLAYING OUT AND INSTALLING HANGERSMACHINE SHOP WORK - OPERATIONS ON THE

METAL CUTTING BAND SAW-A SERIESMACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE

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MACHINEMAKING A HOT BENDMAKING A MASTER CONTOUR TEMPLATEMEASURING PIPE, TUBING, AND FITTINGSMETAL CUTTING CHISELS, PT 6PIPE FABRICATION WITH JIGSPIPING FABRICATION FOR SHIPBOARD HIGH

TEMPERATURE STEAM SYSTEM - BENDING/INSTALLING

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POWDER METALLURGY, PT 1, PRINCIPLES ANDUSES

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MACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THEMILLING MACHINE '

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OPTICSBEVELING, GROOVING, AND ROUNDINGCENTERING, EDGE GRINDING, AND BEVELINGFINE GRINDINGINTRODUCTION TO OPTIC3OPTICAL CRAFTMANSHIP-A SERIESOPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP FLAT SURFACES-A

SERIESOPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP - SPHERICAL

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LIGHT-SENSITIVE MATERIALSMOMENT IN TIME, ANAVY PHOTOGRAPHY IN SCIENCEORIGINS OF T' 1E PinTION PICTUREPATHFINDERS 'IC 'OGRESSPATrF,Fa6 OF 1 HI. OLDPH( "GlIAPHE'l, 1 EPHO I OGRAPI IY NPHOTOGRAPHY I. THE USAF OPTICAL

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NO, 34 SEEING THE UNSEEABLE - PHOTO...TECHNIQUES OF ARMY NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY,

THEYOUR ARMY REPORTS, NO. 12YOUR ARMY REPORTS, NO, 13

PLASTICSCOMPRESSION MCLDING, PT 1, PREPARING THE

CHARGE AND LOADING THE MOLDCOMPRESSION MOLDING, PT 2, MOLDING A

SIMPLE PARTDAMAGE CONTROL - PLASTIC REPAIRSFINISHING MOLDED PARTSINJECTION MOLDING, PT 1, SETTING UP THE

PRESS AND MOLDING A PARTINJECTION MOLDING, PT 2, CLEANING AND

SERVICING THE PRESSMACHINING LAMINATED PLASTICSMETHODS OF PROCESSING PLASTICS

MATERIALSORIGIN AND SYNTHESIS OF PLASTICS

MATERIALSPLASTICS-A SERIESREINFORCED PLASTICS INSPECTION AND

QUALITY CONTROLREINFORCED PLASTICS - INTRODUCTIONSEMI-AUTOMATIC AND HAND MOLDING OF

INTRICATE PARTSSHEET METAL TRADESVERBAL IMPAIRMENT ASSOCIATED WITH BRAIN

DAMAGES

PLUMBINGINSTALLING VALVES IN ENGINE ROOM SYSTEMS,

PT 1MILITARY PIPELINE OPERATIONS, PT I, LAYING

PIPELINESMILITARY PIPELINE OPEPATIONS, PT 2,

INSTALLATION OF PUMPING STATIONSMILITARY PIPELINE OPERATIONS, PT 3,

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PIPELINESYSTEMS

REFRIGERATIONADDING OR REMOVING REFRIGERANTADJUSTING AND CHECKING THE EXPANSION

VALVEADJUSTING AND REPAIRING THE THERMO

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PROCEDURECHECKING THE SYSTEM,PT 2, TROUBLE

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MECHANISMSREFRIGERATION - PRINCIPLES OF MECHANICAL

REFRIGERATIONREFRIGERATION SERVICE - COMMERCIAL

SYSTEMS --A SERIESREFRIGERATION SERVICE DOMESTIC UNITS-A

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MEASUREMENT --A SERIESMEASUREMENT WITH LIGHT WAVESMICROMETER, THEPRECISION GAGE BLOCKSPRINCIPLE OF MOMENTSRADIOISOTOPE, THE, PT 03, PRACTICAL

PROCEDURES OF MEASUREMENTSTEEL RULE, THETRUE STANDARD, AUNDERSTANDING THE PHYSICAL WORLD

THROUGH MEASUREMENTVERNIERS

WATER TREATMENTBOILERS AND THEIR OPERATION BOILER

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WITH TWO-STAGE DIGESTIONCHEMICAL PRECIPITATION TREATMENT PLANTS

WITH TWO STAGE DIGESTIONFILTRATION PLANTSGRISCOM-RUSSELL - HOW IT WORKS, PT 1GRISCOMRUSSELL'. HOW IT WORKS, PT 2LARGE WATER TREATMENT PLANT, ANEW WATER FOR A THIPCTY WORLDPRIMARY TREATMENT PLANTSWATER PURIFICATION, INTRODUCTION

WELDINGBEADS OF LIFEFORGE WELDINGFORGING WITH A HAND FORGEGUIDED BEND TEST, THEINERT GAS SHIELDED ARC WELDING MACHINE -

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LAND THE LANCX IG FORCEIANDBASED HELICOPTER OPERATIONS -

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ORDNANCEBOMB SQUADHISTORY.OF THE U S NAVY WORLD WIDE

NAVAI., OPERATIONS IN PEACE AND WAR, 1915-1860

RESEARCHAIRBORNE OCEANOGRAPHY OCEANOGRAPHER

OF THE NAVYASSAULT ON THE UNKNOWN OCEANOGRAPHIC

RESEARCH PLATFORMBATHYMETRY DISCOVERING THE OCEAN

FLOOR, CHARTING THE OCEAN BOTTOM

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BOILERS AND THEIR OPERATION PHOSPHATETEST

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TRANSPORTATIONHISTORY OF THE U S NAVY - WORLD WIDE


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NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION - U S NAVALACADEMY - NOT FOR ALL TO SHARE

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SOCIOLOGYAGING - (Continued)

DON'T STOP THE MUSICEATING IS MORE THAN TAKING FOODFOSTER FAMILY HOMES FOR ADULTSFRONT PORCHIT CAN'T BE HOME-A SERIESLATER YEARS OF THE WOODLEYS, THENEED FOR HUMAN INTERACTION, THENEED FOR WORK, THENEVER TRUST ANYONE UNDER 80NO PLACE LIKE HOME-A SERIESNURSING HOMERETURN TO REALITYROUTINE ADMINISTRATION OF DRUGS, THESEASONS (SHORT VERSION)SOCIAL ACTIVITIESSOLVING A PROBLEM WITH SEDATIONSTEP ASIDE, STEP DOWNTHAT THE LAST BE THE BESTTHIS WAY TO REALITY SL

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INTERVIEW, THEINVESTIGATING CASES Of CHILD ABUSE AND

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NEGLECT FSMEDICAL INDICATORS Of CHILD ABUSE AND ,

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ANOTHER WAYAT THE CROSSROADSCAUSE FOR CONCERN, ACHANGINGCITY LETTER CARRIERCOMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE, ADAY IN AMERICA, ADAY ON AN AMERICAN FARM, ADEMAND TO BE HEARD, ADESIGN FOR DENTAL HEALTHDRUG DIALOGUE INVOLVEMENTECCOFACTORY WORKER TURNS FARMERFOUR CHILDRENIMAGE CHANGERS, THEINDIAN TO INDIANIS ANYBODY LISTENINGIT HAPPENS EVERY NOONJENNY IS A GOOD THINGLEADERS OF TOMORROWLITTLE EXTRA WORK, ALITTLE FLAME, AMAKING ENDS MEETMIRROR OF AMERICAMISSION 5000NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL, PT 1NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL, PT 2NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL, PT 3NEIGHBORSNUMBERS START WITH THE RIVER, THEONE DIMENSION, TWO DIMENSION, THREE

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HOLLOWWITH NO ONE TO HELP USYEAR TOWARDS TOMORROW, A

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HUMAN RELATIONSADMISSIONSAFTER AUTUMNAPOLLO 13 - HOUSTON, WE'VE GOT A PROBLEMBRANDED IMPERFECTBUILDING A NATIONCAUSE FOR CONCERN, ACOUNSELOR, THECROSSOVERDEATH AS A PART OF LIVINGDENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIES, PT 1DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIES, PT 2DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIES, PT 3DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIES, PT 4DONALDFIFTY-FIFTY CHANCE, AFIGHTING CHANCE, AFINDERS KEEPERSFIRE PREVENTION AND THE HOMEGAP, THEHOSPITAL ADVENTURE, AHYGIENE FOR WOMEN - PROTECTING HEALTHIF I WERE YOUIMAGE CHANGERS, THEIMPROVING THE JOBINTIMACY AND DISTANCEJOB APPEALLET'S PLAY HOSPIALLETTER FROM A MOTHER

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LETTER FROM AN AIRMANLITTLE EXTRA WORK, AMAINTAINING GOOD WORKING CONDITIONSMAINTAINING WORKERS' INTERESTMAKE THE ROOF SAFEMAN'S SHORTCOMINGSMARK WATERS STORY, THEMEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDRENMILK MONEY, THEMOOOS IN SAFETYMORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF SAFETYMOUNTAIN AND DESERT SURVIVAL - DESERT

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IN YOUR NEW LIFEPARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION - AN ACTIVE

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OF HISPANIC HERITAGE IN THE UNITEDSTATES

RED, WHITE, BLUE, AND BROWNSIXTEEN-POINT PROGRAM FOR SPANISH-

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TEENAGERSTOWARD FULL INTEGRATIONWHAT CAN YOU DO?

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SOCIOLOGYSOCIAL PROBLEMS

PENOLOGYPSYCHIATRY AND LAW - HOW ARE THEY

RELATED?, PT 1 USNMACPSYCHIATRY AND LAW HOW ARE THEY

RELATED?, PT 2SCAR BENEATH, THEUNITED STATES DISCIPLINARY BARRACKS, THE

OUR MISSION, YOUR FUTURE

POPULATIONCOMMUNICATING FAMILY.PLANNING - SPEAK,

THEY ARE LISTENING USOPOPDELIVERING FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES -

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RESTORING THE BALANCENUTRITION SURVEY - REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIANUTRITION SURVEY REPUBLIC OF LEBANONREALM OF THE WILDTO OPEN A DOORWE

SOCIAL PROBLEMSABUSIVE PARENTSAFTER AWARENESS, WHAT?AFTER THE APPLAUSEAIDE TO A BETTER WAY OF LIFE, ANALCOHOLALCOHOLALCOHOL, ACCIDENTS, AND CRIMEALLEN CASE, THEALLEN CASE, THE (SHORT VERSION)AMERICA ON THE ROCKSANSWER IS UNDERSTANDING, THEANYTHING FOR KICKS (REV ED)BARS ON WINDOWSBLONDES PREFER GENTLEMENBLUEBRIAN AT SEVENTEENBUNNYCASE PLANNING AND REFERRAL OF CHILD

ABUSE AND NEGLECT FS USNCCACHANGING USNIMHCHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT WHAT THE

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TOI'M SORRY, I NEED YOUR BROTHER'S ANSWER,

SO COULD YOU TRANSLATE? USAPAIDENTIFYING NEGLECT BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE FS USNCCAIF I WERE YOU USAFIMAGE CHANGERS, THE USOJDIMPROVING THE JOS USOEIN SEARCH OF HELP WELFARE OR SURVIVORS'

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NEGLECTIS ANYBODY LISTENING

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SOCIOLOGYSOCIAL PROBLEMS - (Continued)

ISSUES IN REPORTING CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT FS

IT WAS A FREAK ACCIDENT DURING A BREAK ATWORK

JORCON PAUL - ONE TEACHER'S APPROACH.LONG HAUL, THELONG WEEKEND, THE - THE ODDS GET SHORTERMAKING ENDS MEETMATTER OF PERSPECTIVE, AMEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE AND

NEGLECT PART 5, SEXUAL ABUSE FSMEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE AND

NEGLECT PT 3, SKELETAL INJURIES FS

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT - PT 4, NEGLECT FS

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT - PTS 1 AND 2, SKIN TRAUMA... FS

MEDICAL WITNESS, THEMILK MONEY, THEMY HUSBAND LEFT OUT ON USMY HUSBAND STOPPED SUPPORT PAYMENTSNAME OF THE GAME, THENEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS. THENEIGHBORSNEVER TRUST ANYONE UNDER SONEW START, ANO PLACE LIKE HOME-A SERIESNUTRITION SURVEY REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIANUTRITION SURVEY - REPUBLIC OF LEBANONOBSERVING BEHAVIOR OF PARENTS AND

CHILDREN FS

OLCE ENGLISHOPEN DOOR, THEOPERATION HEAD STARTOWL WHO GAVE A HOOT, THEPHYSICAL ABUSE WHAT BEHAVIOR CAN TELL

US FS

PHySICAL INDICATORS OF ABUSE SIGNS OFALERT FS

PRESENTING THE CASEQUESTIONSQUIET SUMMER, THERIGHT TO CHOOSE, THERIGHT TO READSEXUAL ABUSE THE FAMILYSHOWDOWNSILENT WALLSSLOW DEATHSOCIAL SEMINAR-A SERIESSTOREFRONTSUICIDE THE UNHEARD CRYSUSANTALK, LISTEN, AND LEARNTEDDYTHERE MUST BE A CATCHTHOSE WHO STAY BEHINDTO LIVE AGAIN-A SERIESTO OPEN A DOORTOMWE CAN HELP-A SERIES IT

WE CAN HELPA SERIES (FILMSTRIP SET) FS

WHAT SHOULD KATHY DO?WORKINU TOGETHERWHILE I RUN THIS RACEYOU GOT THE SAME THING, AINCHAYOU GOTTA THINK ABOUT ITYOUTH CULTURE SERIES

SOCIAL WORKABUSIVE PARENTSAFTER AWARENESS, WHAT?ALLEN CASE, THEALLEN CASE, THE (SHORT VERSION)CASE PLANNING AND REFERRAL OF CHILD

ABUSE AND NEGLECT FS

CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT WHAT THEEDUCATOR SEES FS

COUNSELING - A CRITICAL INCIDENTDEMAND TO BE HEARD, AESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INTERVIEWING-A

SERIESEVERY STATE IS DIFFERENT - CHILD SUPPORT

OFF AND ONFACE OF DISASTER, THEI JUST WANT TO LIVE WITH MY KIDS LIKE I USED

TOI'M SORRY, I NEED YOUR BROTHER'S ANSWER,

SO COULD YOU TRANSLATE?IDENTIFYING NEGLECT BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE FS

USNCCA

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IN SEARCH OF HELP - WELFARE OR SURVIVORS'BENEFITS USAPA

INTERVIEW, THE USNCCA

INVESTIGATING CASES OF CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT USNCCA

ISSUES IN REPORTING CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT FS USNCCA

IT WAS A FREAK ACCIDENT DURING A BREAK ATWORK USAPA

LAST CHANCE, THE USSRS

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LOOK FURTHER THAN TOMORROW U SOJD

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT - PART 5, SEXUAL ABUSE FS USNCCA

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT - PT 3, SKELETAL INJURIES FS USNCCA

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT - PT 4, NEGLECT FS USNCCA

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE ANDNEGLECT PTS 1 AND 2, SKIN TRAUMA... FS USNCCA

MEDICAL WITNESS, THE US NCCA

MY HUSBAND LEFT OUT ON US USAPA

MY HUSBAND STOPPED SUPPORT PAYMENTS USAPA

NARCOTIC DEATHS. PT 1 USNMAC

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OBSERVING BEHAVIOR OF PARENTS ANDCHILDREN FS US NCCA

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PRESENTING THE CASE USNCCA

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URBANIZATIONAIR POLLUTION IN THE NEW YORK CITY - NEW

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V. TitleSection

A PLUS SCHOOL, THE

8 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 100S

PRODUCER USOCD SPONSOR USOCPA

7771NO. 111450/RL SALE

FEATURES THE SOUTH SALEM ELEMENTARYSCHOOL IN SALEM, VA YELLS HOW THE SCHOOL ISUNUSUAL FOR ITS CIRCULAR DESIGN AS WELL ASTHE ADDED FEATURE OF FALLOUT PROTECTION.

.1 EXPLAINS IN ANIMATED FORM HOW AND WHY ITWAS DONE.

AAAARK SOMETHING ASOUT COMMUNICATION

18 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1969

pRooucER USAF

TITLE NO. 111010/RL SALE

DEFINES COMMUNICATION AND ELABOFIATES ONTHE ART OF COMMUNICATING. SHOWS HOW COM.MUNICATION GIVES PURPOSE AND MEANING TOLIFE. HIGHLIGHTS WAYS OF GETTING IDEASACROSS TO OTHERS.

AASHO ROAD TEST CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS


PROOUR USFHWA

77TLE NO. 111503/RL RENTAL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE METHODS AND FOLLOWS THECONSTRUCTION OF THE $27 MILLION AASHO ROADTEST. RECORDS THE OUMJTY AND CONTROL FEA.TURES THAT WERE BUILT INTO EACH TANGENT OFRIGID AND FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT. EXPLAINS THE OB-JECTIVES OF THE RESEARCH PROGRAM.

AASHO ROAO TEST PAVEMENT RESEARCH


PRODUCER USFHWA

TITLE NO. 111504/RL RENTAL SALE

COVERS THE OBJECTIVES, METHODS, AND PRINCI.PAL RESULTS Of THE AASHO ROAD TEST. SHOWSHOW THE PAVEMENT LOOPS WERE TESTED UNDERSPECIFIC LOADS AT KNOWN SPEEDS, HOW THEROADS STOOD UP TO THE TESTS, AND THE METH.ODS USED TO MEASURE SERVICEABILITY.

AASHO ROAD TEST THE ROAD TO emu ROADS14 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1963

PR9DUCER USFHWA

T1nE NO. 111506/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS, IN LAY TERMS, THE KIND OF RESEARCHDONE IN HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, SHOWING THEVARIETY OF PROGRAMS INVOLVED. FEATURES THECONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE AASHOROAD TEST.

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PRODUCER USN

nnE I410. 1111550/RL SA ..E

EXPLAINS THE EFFECTS PRODUCED BY ACCELERA.TIVE FORCE UPON THE PL000. SHOWS TESTINGEQUIPMENT USED TO DETERMINE HOW SOON ASUBJECT GREYS CUT, BLACKS OUT, OR REDS OUT.STRESSES THE )MPOTM4CE OF KEEPING THEBODY IN 0000 PHYSICAL CONDITION.

ADC'S OFSAWING, THE

17 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL IOW

PRODIXER USAF

TITLE NO. 112240/111. RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES METHODS OF PREPARING ANDPRESENTING EFFECTIVE BRIEFINGS. EMPHASIZESTHE IMPORTANCE OF ACCURACY, BREVITY, ANDCLARITY AS TEE ABC'S OF GOOD BRIEFING.


ABC'S OF SALMONELLA, THE

42 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT, COL

PRODUCER USFDA

ASUSIVE PARENTS

1967 30 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USNCCA

TITLE NO 000562/RL SALE

PRESENTS A PANEL OF WOMEN INCARCERATEDFOR CHILD ABUSE WHO BELONG TO A PRISONCHAPTER OF PARENTS ANONYMUS WITH COMMEN.TARY. OFFERS COMMENTARY FROM A SOCIALWOKER ON THE SOCIAL CONTEXT, PERSONAL, ANDFAMILY DYNAMICS OF CHILD ABUnE.

FROM THE WE CAN HELP SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.


TELLS PLANT MANAGERS AND EMPLOYEES WHATSALMONELLA IS, WHERE IT COMES FROM, HOW ITSPREADS, AND HOW IT CAN BE KEPT OUT OF FOOD.PROVIDES PREVENTION GUIDELINES. ILLUSTRATESSPECIFIC SANITATION PROBLEMS FOR ADDED EM-PHASIS.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

ARDOMINAL AND PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE-A SERIES

4 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTES 1969

PRODUCER WARMP SPONSOR USNMAC

VTLE NO. 009972/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES IMPORTANT DIAGNOSTIC, RADIO-LOGIC, AND SURGICAL PRINCIPLES INVOLVED INTHE RECOGNITION OF ABDOMINAL AND PERIPHER-AL VASCULAR DISEASE,GUIDE INCLUDED.

ANEURYSMS 24MIN

AOSTOIUAC ANO PERIPHERAL ARTE-RIAL onus'

MESENTERIC VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY 24MIN

RENAL VASCULAR HYPERTENSION 26MIN

24MIN

ASO AND LEWIS 111.000 GROUP SYSTEMS, THE

21 MIN, 161AM FILM, OPT. SD, BON 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 005303/AL SALE

DERNES THE ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES IN-VOLVED IN THE ABO GROUP SYSTEM, AND THEPERMUTATIONS OF THEM RESULTING IN THE FOURGROUPS. GIVES A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE LEWISSYSTEM AND ITS ANTIBODIES. s

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL Of MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL PATHC LOGY SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROfESSIONAI,ONLY.

MOUT FALLOUT

24 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COI.

PRODUCER USOCD SPONSOR USDCPA

TITLE NO. 112300/RL RENTAL

GROUPS

1063

SALE

uses BOTH ANIMATION AND LIVE ACTION TO ILLUS-TRATE THE BASIC NATURE OF FALLOUT RADIATION,ITS EFFECTS ON THE CELLS Of THE BODY, WHAT ITWOULD DO TO F000 AND WATER AFTER A NUCLE-AR ATTACK, AND WHAT SIMPLE COMMOT4SENSESTEPS CAN BE TAKEN TO GUARD AGAINST ITS DAN-GERS.

ABSENCE SEIZURE, THE

28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW 1973

PRODUCERUSNIND SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE 1410. 005131 /RL SALE

PRESENTS THE CLINICAL ANDELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICSOF ABSENCE SEIZURES. SHOWS THE EPIDEMIOLO-GIC PATTERN, DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES, AND CLASSI.FICATION BY SEVERAL EXAMPLES OE EACH SEI-ZURE TYPE. EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR RECOGNI.TION AND UNDERSTANDING.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITYOF VIRGINIA.

RESTRICTION-REQUEST FOR PURCHASE MUST BEAUTHORIZED BY CHIEF, APPLIED NEUROLOGIC RE.SEARCH BRANCH, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEURO-LOGICAL AND COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS ANDSTROKE. NATIONAL INSTITUTES Of HEALTH, BE-THF.SDA, MD 20014.

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AC GENERATORS

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PROM:ER USAF


EXPLAINS THE OPERATION OF AC GENERATORS,COMPARES THE OUTPUT WITH A ROTATING RADIUSVECTOR, AND EXPLAINS THE FUNCTION OF EACHPART. EXPLAINS LENZ'S LAW AND REQUIREMENTSFOR INDUCTION.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AC MOTORS

34 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, MY

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS AC MOTORS IN VARIOUS APPLIANCES ANDELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT TO EMPHASIZE THEIRWIDE USE AND IMPORTANCE. SHOWS THE DISAS-SEMILY OF AN ACTUAL MOTOR. DEMONSTRATESTHE PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION, POINTING OUT THEMOVING MAGNETIC! FIELD AND MAGNETIZATION OFTHE ROTOR.KINESCOPE.

ACCEL REVISITED AUTOMATED CIRCUIT CARDITCHING LAYOUT

20 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. SD. COI. 1N8

PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THE COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH DE.SIGNS PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND PRODUCESTHE DRAWINGS FOR THEIR CONSTRUCTION.AN UPDATED VERSION Of THE FILM 'ACCEL,'ISSUED IN 1N5.

mass22 MIN, 113MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCERUSTID SPONSOR USNASA


GIVES A GENERAL OVERVIEW OF NASA'S SCIENTIF.IC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION PROGRAM.SHOWS THE VARIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT MEDIA ANDTHE ON-LINE, INTERACTIVE SEARCH AND RETRIEV.AL SYSTEM WHICH PROVIDES A USER DIRECTACCESS TO THE ENTIRE INFORMATION STORE OFOVER 1.2 MILLION CITATIONS. DESCRIBES OTHERPROOUCTS AND SERVICES THAT ALSO WILL ASSISTA SCIENTIST OR ENGINEER IN SOLVING INFORMA-TION PROBLEMS.

ACCESS AMERICA

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, COI.

PRODUCER USATIIC SPONSOR USOHD


OISCUSSES ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIERS. SHOWSWELLDESIGNEE), FUNCTIONAL, ACCESSIBLE BUILD.INGS AND FACILITIES IN VARIOUS LOCATIONSTHROUGHOUT AMERICA. CONCENTRATES ON THENUMBERS OF HANOCAPPED PERSONS, PARTICU-LARLY WHEELCKHR SOUND, AND ENUMERATESTHEIR DIFFICULTII i IN MANEUVERING THE ENVI-RONMENT. GOOD DESIGN SOLUTIONS WHICH PRO-

i970

VIDE ACCESS AT MINIMAL COST ARE DEPICTED IN AvAiiirre OF SETTINGS.

ACCESS-A ems16 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTES 1976

PRODUCER UDE NCC SPONSOR USLROB


GivES IDEAS AND INFORMATION ON TOPICS OFCURRENT INTEREST TO LIBRARIANS FOR USE IN AVARIETY Of CONTINUING EDUCATION SETTINGS1 STUDY GUIDE INCUIOED

ASSESSING COMMUNITY NEEDS

CSNS

COMMUNITY RESOURCE FILES

DETERMINING TIC UNARY mawsNEED

ORAL HISTORY

r*PRESCHOOL STORY PROGRAMS

PUSLIC RELATIONS

PUSLIC-SCHOOL LISRARY COOPERA-TION

itusucrrymom QUESTIONS SOMETIMES ARE

ISSUE QUESTIONS

umficas FOR THI. KIND ANO PHYS-ICALLY HANDICAPPED

SERVICES TO ELEMENTARY.AGE CHIL-DREN

STATE USRARIES MATERIALS, MAN-POWER, MONEY

VERTICAL FILE

!museums IN THE LIBRARY

WIMP, THE UNARY DOLLARS ARE

40MIN

40MIN

20MIN

20MIN

20MIN

20MIN

20MIN

413MIN

20MIN

20MIN

20MIN

20MIN

20MIN

XIMIN

20MIN

:0MIN

ACCESSORY ASSEMOLY - TOOLS AND PROCEDURES-A SERIES

3 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THEORY AND DEMONSTRATES PRACTI-CAL ASPECTS AND CONSIDERATKPIS IN SOLDER-ING. SHOWS HOW TO PERFORM BASIC OPER.ATIONS.

HAND SOLDERING 20MIN

HANO SOLDERING (SPANISH) MAIN

HIGH FREQUENCY SOLDERING 17MIN

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE SERVING YOU maw


PROOUCER USAF

mix NO 113430/RL SALE

OUTLINES THE FUNCTIONS OF THE AIR FORCE ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE CENTER IN PROVIDINGWORLDWIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR ALL LEVELSOF AIR FORCE ACTIVITIES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING.AGENCY.

ACE IN THE HOLE


PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINUTEMAN,THE AIR FORCE'S 'ACE IN THE HOLE', AND EMPHA.SIZES THE VALUE Of THIS WEAPON TO THE BLENDOF MANNED AND UNMANNED COUNTERFORCE SYS-TEMS. POINTS OUT THAT BECAUSE OF ITS SIMPLIC.ITY IN MANUFACTURE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPER.ATION, THE MINUTEMAN CAN BE PROVIDED INLARGER NUMBERS AT MUCH LOWER COST THANANY OTHER STRATEGIC SYSTEM.

THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FORUSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ACID/SASE SALAMI CLINICAL APPLICATION

26 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES THE VARIOUS ACID/BASE DISTUR.DANCES ON A MODEL OF THE ACID/BASE NOMO-GRAMPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NEWJERSEY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

FROM THE CLINICAL PANoLOGY SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONL Y.

ACID/fASE !BALANCE PHYSIOLOGY AND CHEMIS-TRY, PT 1

22 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC


DEFINES THE VARIOUS BLOOD BUFFERS ANDSHOWS HOW NANOUNITS AID IN THE CALCULATIONOF THE ACID/BASE RATIO.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NEWJERSEY COLLEGE OF MELACINE AND DENTISTRY.

FROM THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY

ACHNSANN NALANcE . PHYSIOLOGY AND CHEMIS-TRY, PT I


PRODUCER USNMAC


CONTINUES THE BASIC C.IEMISTRY AND PHYSIOL-OGY INVOLVED IN ACID/BASE BALANCE. ILLUS-TRATES THE CHANGES WHICH TAKE PLACE WITHBUFFERING ACTION ON A MODIFIED ELECTROLYTEDIAGRAMPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NEWJERSEY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY.

FROM THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES.

ACOUSTICS OF THE CLASSROOM


PRODUCER USBEH


DISCUSSES THE TECHNICAL ACOUSTICAL DESIGNOF THE CLASSROOM, TELLS HOW TO CREATE AROOM IN WHICH THE TEACHER'S VOICE IS SIGNIFI-CANTLY ABOVE PIE THRESHOLD OF THE ST11.DENTS' AND THE SLXNDARY NOISE LEVEL IS SUF.FICIENTLY LOW TO ALLOW EFFECTIVE COMMUNICA-TION

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IM- PAIRED CHILD, AMERICAN SERIES.

ACQUIRED VALVULAR HEART DISEASE

36 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 037629/RL

1978

SALE

DISCUSSES FUNCTIONAL DISTURBANCES THATOCCUR AS A RESULT OF ACQUIRED VALVULARHEAFIT DISEASE PHYSIOLOGICAL HEMODYNAMICRESPONSES THAT OCCUR IN THE HEART, VESSELS,AND VISCERA . SURGICAL TREATMENTS TO COR.RECT VALVULAR HEART DISEASE - GENESIS ANDEFFECTS OF RHEUMATIC VALVULAR DISEASE . VAL-VULAR LESIONS DUE TO SYPHILIS AND CALCIFICSTENOSIS . AND EFFECTS OF INFECTIVE ENDOCAR.DITIS ON CHRONIC VALVULAR DISEASE

81 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.OR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY. 1

SCRIPT AND 1 POST-TEST INCLUDED. DEVELOPEDBY THE ASSOCIATION OF PATHOLOGY CHAIRMEN,INC.

FROM THE BASIC PATHOLOGY SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV

ACROSATIC CHECKS


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES ACROBATIC CHECKS WHF NMAKING A FLIPPER TURN, LOOP, RIGHT AND SLOWROLLS. RIGHT CHANDELLE. AND RIGHT AND LEFTPRECISION SPINSPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948

FROM THE INTERMEDIATE ACROBArcs SERIES

ACROMEGALY DIAGNOSIS, ETIOLOGY, AND THER-APY

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USERDA

TITLE NO 031556/ RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OFHEAVY PARTICLE RADIATION, OBTAINED I ROM HIGHENERGY CYCLOTRONS, FOR THE TREATMENT OFACROMEGALIC PATIENTS, WITH REFERENCE TOWORK DONE AT DONNER LABORATORY. BERKELEYDISCUSSES SYMPTOMS, DIAGNOSIS, ETIOLOGY,MEDICAL HISTORY, AND MEDICAL TREATMENTS OFTHE DISEASE

92 1 0

ALT TWO LINDSEY17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COI.

PRODUCER USNIMH

Tr as NO 004629/RL RENTAL

1973

SALE

FOCUSES ON A STUDENT'S HOME AND CLASSROOMENVIRONMENT STRESSES THAT FAMILY PRES-SURES, PEER PRESSURES, UNMET EMOTIONALNEEDS, AND TEACHING TYPES ALL PLAY IMPOR.TANT ROLES IN INFLUENCING '.INDSEY'S BEHAVIOR.

I ROM THE ONE To GROW ON SERIESINCLUDES DISCUSSION GUIDE AND TEACHER'SHANDBOOK.

ACTION Of THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES

$ MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1948

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE STRUCTURE OF EXTRACCULARMUSCLES DIAGNOSES TYPICAL MUSCLE DEFECTS,PARTICULARLY LATENT PARESIS AND PARALYSISPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT WITH VACUUM Fit TRATION AND INCINERATION

75 FR, 35I.C., =ILMSTRIP. SILENT, B&W 1950

PRODUCER I. i'PHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 114490 / R L SALE

EXPLAINS, THROUGH SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS ANDPHOTOGRAPHS, THE DETAILS Of ACTIVATEDSLUDGE AND VACUUM FILTRATION UNITS AS AP-PLIED TO SEWAGE TREATMENT WANTS.

FROM THE MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENTPLANTS SERIES.

ACTIVITY FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1950

PRWUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 1144951RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW CONCEPTS OF ACTIVITY ARE AP.PLIED TO THE DISTINCTIVE NEEDS Of SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS.

ACUTE ASTIMAT/C ATTACK, THE

20 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HISTORICAL AND PHYSICAL FINDINGSTHAT SUGGEST 'A DIAGNOSIS Of ASTHMA. FOCUS-ES ON THREE MAJOR DISEASE ENTITIES TO BECONSIDERED IN THE OIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OFACUTE ASTHMA AND MAJOR PATHOLOGICALCHANGES OF THE ACUTE ASTHMATIC ATTACK.55 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. DEVELOPED UNDER THE AUSPICESOF THE AMBULATORY PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION ANDTHE AUDIOVISUAL COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCI-ATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOL PEDIATRIC DEPART-MENT CHAIRMEN

FROM THE PEDIATRIC AMBULATORY SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

ACUTE MIDDLE EAR DISEASE IN INFANTS AND CHIL-DREN


PRODUCER USNMAC


REVIE'NS THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THEMIDDLE EAR. PROVIDES INSTRUCTION AND WES-TIONS DESIGNED TC AID STUDENTS, WORKING IN-DEPENDENTLY OR IN SMALL GRC,UPS, IN GIVING ANACCURATE DIAGNOSIS Of ACUTE MIDDLE EAR DIS-EASE.

79 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK. MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS GUIDE AND REF -ERENCES INCLUDED DEVELOPED UNDER THE AUS-P10ES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COMMITTEE OF THEASSCCIATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOL PEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN AND THE AMBULATORY PEDI.ATRIC ASSOCIATION.

FROM THE PEDIATRIC AMBULATORY SERIES

ACuTI MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION - UNIT 1 - PATHO-PHYSIOLOGY


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 000!137/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE UNDERLYING PATHOPHYSIOL001-CAL CHANGES OCCURING IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTEMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IN TERMS OF CHANGESIN VENTRICULAR FORCE GENERATION AND COMPL1-

ANC/. THE PHYS/CAL FINDINGS IN THESE PATIENTSARE DESCRIBED AND EXPLAINED ON THE BASIS OFTHESE CHANGESSTUDY GUIDE INCLUDED

CLEARED FOR TV.

AcinvuzcAnosaL INFARCTION UNIT 2


PRODUCER USNMAC

0. TITLE NO. 000527/RL SALE

DESCRIBES NORMAL AND ABNORMAL LEFT VEN-TRICULAR FUNCTION CURVES AND EXPLAINS THEIMPORTANCE OF MEASURING THE PULMONARY CA-PILLARY WEDGE PRESSURE, CARTNAC OUTPUT, ANDSYSTEMIC RESISTANCE IN PATItNTS WITH ACUTEMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION COMPLICATED BY PUMPFAILURE. THE STUDENT IS GIVEN A RATIONALFORMAT FOR TREATMENT OF THESE PATIENTSBASED ON HEMODYNAHIC FINDINGS.STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

CLEARED FON TV.

PUMP

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION - UNIT 3 DIAGNO-SIS


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 000526/FIL SALE

DESCRIBES THE AVAILABLE CLINICAL TOOLS UTI-LIZED IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE MYOCARDIALINFARCTION. THESE TOOLS INVOLVE DESCRIPTIONOF SYMPTOMS, PHYSICAL FINDINGS, AND ELECTRO-CARDIOGRAPHIC AND SERUM ENZYME CHANGES.STUDY GUIDE,INCLUDED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIO0 UNIT 4 AR-RHYTHMIA!


PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES METHOOS OF DIAGNOSING VENTRICU.LAR ARRHYTHMIAS AND ATRIOVENTRICULAR CON.DUCTION DISTURBANCES IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTEMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. THE PATHOGENETICMECHAWRMS, RELATIONSHIP TO CORONAKYBLOOD SUPPLY, AND TREATMENT REGIMENS AREDISCUSSED.STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AMIE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION UNIT 5 AMATO.MY AND PATHOLOGY


PRODUCER USNMAC

nnE no. oebsnat. SALE

DESCRIBES THE NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE CORO-NARY ARTERIES AND THE CARDIAC CONDUCTIONSYSTEM AS WELL AS THEORIES OF PATHOGENESISOF ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.S Y GUIDE INCLUDED.

/CLEARED FOR TV.

/ ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION A SERIES

5 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETITS

PRODUCER USNMAC

mrs No. 002272/RL SALE

EXPLORES ANATOMY OF THE CORONARY ARTERIESAND THE CARDIAC CONDUCTION SYSTEM, AND THETOOLS UTILIZED IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE MY.DOCARDIAL INFARCTION. PRESENTS A RATIONALFORMAT FOR TREATMENT OF AMI.STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED. PRODUCED IN COOPERA.TION WITH CARDIOLOGY SELF.INSTRUCTION UNIT,SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL CENTER, UNIVERSITY OFCALIF OR NIA.

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION -UNIT 1 PATHOPHYSIOLOCIY

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION -UNIT PUMP FAILURE

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION -UNIT 3 DIAGNOSIS

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONUNIT 4 ARRNYTHMIAS

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION -MT 5 ANATOMY AND PATHOLOGY

CLEARED FOR TV.

1977

ADC FIGHTER DISPERSAL PROGRAM, THE

12 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAF

nnE NO. 001971/AL SALE

PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF THE 1WO-FOLD ALERTANO DISPERSAL PROGRAM DESIGNED TO PROTECT

20MIN

30MIN

50MIN

40MIN

30MIN

1962

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT FROM INTERCONTINENTAL BAL-LISTIC MISSILE ATTACK WHILE ENABLING THEM TOMOUNT DEFENSIVE AIR ATTACK AGAINST AN AIR.BORNE ENEMY INVASION.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY,

ADDED sant AN - THE KNITECTION OF NUCLEARRADIATION



/MEMO 003512/RL SALE

PRESENTS SIGNIFICANT CONCEPTS ASSOCIATEDWITH RADIATION DETECTOR TECHNOLOGY, SUCHAS THE VARIOUS FORMS OF NUCLEAR RADIATION,GAS IONIZATION CHAMBERS AND THEIR DESIGN,PROPORTIONAL AND SCINTILLATION COUNTERS,AND SEVERAL UNIQUE METHODS, INCLUDING THER.MOLUMINESCENCE.

ADDING ON VMOVINO REFRIGERANT


PRODUCER USOE

TITLENO 115050/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CHECK A DOMESTIC RE-FRIGERATION SYSTEM FOR LACK OF REFRIGEHANT,

"HOW TO ADO REFIOERANT BY WEIGHT AND INUNMEASURED AMOUNTS, AND HOW TO REMOVEREFRIGERANT FROM THE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM.

FROM THE REFRIGERANON SERVICE SERIES. DO-MESTIC UNITS, NO. 4.

ADDITIVE WAX METHOD OF FORMING AN HARMONI-OUS OCCLUSION. PT 1, PLACING THE WAX CUSPcoons


PRODUCER USVA

777LE NO. 007722/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW THESE TECHNIQUES PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING OF TOOTH ANATO-MY AND OCCLUSION BY USING EASILY CON-TROLLED, PRECISELY PLACED, SMALL INCREMENTSOF WAX. THIS PERMITS BETTER VISUALIZATION OFTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FORM AND FUNC-TION.

ADDITIVE WAX METI400 OF FORMING AN HARMONI-OUS OCCLUSION, PT 2, FORMING THE ST AMRCUSPS


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW THE REMAINING ELEMENTS OF OC.CLUSION OF THE STAMP CUSPS ARE DEVELOPEDAFTER THE WAX CUSP CONES HAVE BEEN PLACED.STRESSES PROPER FORMATION OF THE INTERNALTRIANGULAR RIDGES AND EMPHASIZES THEIR COR.RECT SHAPE AND DIRECTION, THE AXIAL WALLS OFTHE STAMP CUSPS ARE ALSO COMPLETED.

ADOITIVE WAX METHOD OF FORMING AN HARMONI-OUS OCCLUSION, PT 3, FORMING THE SHEARCUSPS

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975.

PRODUCER USVA


POINTS OUT THE IMPORTANCE OF CORRECT FOR.MATION OF THE SHEAR CUSPS. THEIR DESIGNMUST COMPLEMENT THE PREVIOUSLY FORMEDSTAMP CUSPS IN ORDER TO SATISFY THE REQUIRE.MENTS OF THE DYNAMIC SPIRAL, THE CURVE OFSPEE, AND THE CURVE Cf CLSON. SHOWS HOWTHE ADDITIVE WAX METHOD FACILITATES THE DE-VELOPMENT OF AN OCCLUSAL MORPHOLOGYWHICH IS IN HARMONY WITH THE INFLUENCES OFTHE TEMPEROMANDIBULAR JOINTS AND THE AN-TERIOR GUIDANCE.

ADJUSTING AND MCKIM THE EXPANSION VALVE21 MIN, 15/4M FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

-PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 1151150/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF THEBELLOWS TYPE AND THE DIAPHRAGM TYPE AUTO-MATIC EXPANSION VALVES. EXPLAINS HOW TOADJUST. CHECK, AND SERVICE THE BELLOWS TYPEVALVE.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES DO-MESTIC UNITS, NO. 7.

ADJUSTING AND Rtmfitssa THE THERMO EXPAN-SION VALVE


PROOUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF MULTIPLE REFRIGERA-TION SYSTEMS. TELLS HOW TO TEST AND ADJUST

93

101

THE THERMO EXPANSION VALVE. HOW TO RECOGNIZE SYMPTOMS OF TROUBLE IN THE VALVE ANDHOW TO SERVICE THE VALVE

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. COM-MERCIAL SYSTEMS, NO 1

ADJUSTING COMMERICAL THERMOSTATIC CON.TROLS

12 MIN, 16MM fILM, OPT. SD, BIW 1945

PROOUCCR USOE

TITLE NO, 116050/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO ADJUST THE THERMOS-TATIC MOTOR CONTROL, THE THERMO 2.r"APERA-TURE VALVE, AND THE THERMO WATER VA. lE.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. COM.MERCIAL SYSTEMS, NO. 3.

ADJUSTING PRESSURE ACTUATED TEMPENATURECONTROL DEVICES


PROOUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 116100/RL RENTAI SALE

DESCRIBES THE PURPOSE OF PRESSURE ACTU-ATED TEMPERATURE CONTROL DEVICES. EXPLAINSHOW TO ADJUST THE PRESSURE ACTUATEDMOTOR CONTROL AND HOW TO ADJUST THE ME.TERING TYPE AND SNAPACTION 2.TEMPERATUREVALVES

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. COM-MERCIAL SYSTEMS, NO. 2,

ADJUSTMENTS AFTERaCHECK FLIGHT

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B9W 1014

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE CAUSES OF NOSE-HEAVINESS, TAIL-HEAVINESS, YAWING, TORQUE TENDENCY, ROUGHPROPELLER, AND GROUND LOOPING. SHOWS HOWTO DETERMINE THE PARTICULAR CAUSES OFTHESE TROUBLES AKD MAKE NECESSARY ADJUST.MENTS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE.

ADMIRALTY ISLANDS, THE

16 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1949

PROOUCER USA

nnE NO. 116410/RL SALE

PROVIDES AN HISTORICAL REPORT OF THE CAP.TURE OF THE ADMIRALTY ISLAND NORTH OF NEWGUINEA BY THE AMERICAN 1ST CAVALRY DIVISIONDURING WORLD WAR II.

FROM THE HISTORICAL REPORTS SERIES.

ADMISSIONS

4 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CUL 1970

PRODUCER USDMTP SPONSOR USNIMH


CONTRASTS TWO DIFFERENT ATTITUDES DIS-PLAYED BY A NURSING HOME'S ADMISSIONS OFFI.CER. SHOWS ONE COLD AND INDIFFERENT, ANDTHE OTHER CONCERNED AND SYMPATHETIC TOTHE PROSPECTIVE PATIENT'S NEEDS.

1 INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND 11 COPIES OF THESTUDENT GUIDEBOOK INCLUDED. THE AUDIOVI-SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OF.THE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA-TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH; THE DIVI.SION OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL INSTITUTE ONDRUG ABUSE; THE DIVISION OF LONG-TERM CARE,HEALTH RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION; ANO THEMENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, DIVISION OFSCIENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATION, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.

FROM THE IT CAN'T BE NOME SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ADULT YEARS, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


FOCUSES ON THE FOLLOWING CONCEPTS AS THEYRELATE TO THE ADULT YEARS, MULTIPLICITY OFROLES, PRODUCTIVITY, THE RAISING OF OFFSPR-ING, PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL CHANGES, ANDSELF-ESTEEM.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NELL HODGSONWCODRUFF SCHOOL OF NURSING.

FROM THE BEHAVIORALLY SPEAKING SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ADVANCE ASE WATERFRONT CONSTRUCTIONTIMER PIERS

18 MIN, IOMM FILM, OPT. SD, JOA.' 1054

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TIMBERPIEH. INCLUDING THE PLANNING. METHODS, TOOLS.AND EQUIPMENT WHICH ARE REOUIREDPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1953. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1954.

ADVANCED HEUCOPTER FUGHT PRINCIPLES, PT 1


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO II6000/RL SALE

SHOWS MOVEMENTS OF ROTOR BLADES AT VAR-IOUS SPEEDS IN FULLY ARTICULATED AND SEMI-RIGID TYPES OF ROTOFI HEADS, ALSO DEMON-STRATES STABILIZING AND DAMPING DEVICES.

ADVANCED HEUCOPTER FUGHT PRINCIPLES, PT 2

II MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1956

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS MOVEMENTS OF AIR IN RELATION TO HELI-COPTER ROTOR SYSTEMS. EMPHASIZES EFFECTSON FLIGHT AND AIRING.

ADVANCED TUT MACTOR

9 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1984

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO 000903 /RL SALE

USES ANIMATION TO SHOW HOW THE ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION'S 250-MEGAWATT ADVANCEDTEST REACTOR DESIGN UTILIZES MULTIPLE FLUXTRAPS TO ACHIEVE NEUTRON DENSITY IN NINE IN-DEPENDENT TEST LOOP POSITIONS. DESCRIBESTHE CLOVER LEAF, ENRICHED FUEL ANNULUS, ANDTHE MOVING CONTROL COMPONENTS OF THE TESTREACTOR.

ADVENTURES IN INNER SPACE

28 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1985

moo/cutUSN


SHOWS THE LIFE AND TRAINING OF A NUCLEARSUBMARINER FROM RECRUITMENT THROUGH AS.SIGNMENT.

ADVENTURES IN METALLURGY


PRODUCER USAEC


STUDIES ROOM TEMPERATURE DEFORMATION ANDFRACTURE IN URANIUM AS SEEN IN THE OPTICALMICROSCOPE. EXPLAINS THAI STRAIN ENERGY AC.CELERATES THE FORMATION OF URANIUM OXIDEFILM ON THE SPECIMENS SURFACE AND THUS THEMICROSTRUCTURE IS REVEALED BY INTERFERENCECOLORS.

ADVENTURES IN MSEARCH

18 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD. COL 1975

PRODUCER USARC SPONSOR USNASA


SHOWS THE NEED FOR BASIC SCIENTIFIC RE-SEARCH AND HOW THIS RESEARCH IS CONDUCTEDAT AMES RESEARCH CENTER IN CALIFORNIA. EM-PHASIZES RESEARCH IN AERONAUTICS THROUGHFLIGHT SIMULATION. WIND TUNNEL, AND VISTOLTESTING. ALSO SHOWS THE WORK OF LIFE SCI-ENCES, PLANETARY EXPLORATION, AND ADVANCEDCOMPUTATION USING THE WORLD'S LARGEST COM-PUTER, THE 'ILLIAC:

ADVENTURES OF JUNIOR RAINDROP

8 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD;B&W 1941

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE NEED FOR EVERYONE TO BE IN-

FORMED ON 0000 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT.RAINDROPS, LIKE CHILDREN, BECOME DELINQUENTAND LAWLESS THE ANIMATION IS SUPPLEMENTEDWITH LIVE ACTION SCENES SHOWING CONTRAST-ING RESULTS OF POOR AND GOOD WATERSHECMANAGEMENT.

ADVERTISING QUESTION. THE

14 MIN. IOMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USSBA


DESIGNED TO GORRECT SOME OF THI. MISCONCEP.TONS AND CHANGE SOME OF THE ATTITUDES

WHICH tAANY SMALL BUSINESSMEN DISPLAYTOWARD, ADVERTISING. THE VALUES AND TECH-NIQUES tOF ADVERTISING ARE DISCUSSED ANDSOME BUSINESS EXAMPLES ARE SHOWN TO EM-PHASIZE PERTINENT POINTS.

AIDES AEGYPTI INSPECTOR. THE

22 MIN. I eMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


TEACHES AEDES AEGYPTI MOSQUITO INSPECTORSAND CONTROL PERSONNEL HOW TO LOCATE, REC-OGNIZE. COLLECT, AND IDENTIFY THE MOSQUITO INTHE LABORATORY. ALSO SHOWS HOW BLOCK-BY.BLCCK INSPECTIONS ARE MADE AND REPORTEDON, AND HOW TO OBTAIN THE COOPERATION OFHOME OWNERS IN AN ERADICTION PROGRAM.

AEOES AEGYPTI SURVEY nottonues82 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT, COL 1957


TITLE NO. 007384/RL. SALE

SHOWS TECHNIOUES AND PROCEDURES USED INAN ACTUAL AEDES AEGYPTI SURVEY, INCLUDINGORIENTATION AND BRIEFING OF MOSOUITO CON-TROL PERSONNEL BEFORE THE SURVEY. SELEC-TION OF AREAS TO BE SAMPLED. TYPES OF EQUIP.MENT USED, VARIOUS HABITATS OF AEDES AE.GYPTI. LARVAE SAMPLING, AND ADULT COLLEC-TION.

AEF IN SIBERIA

29 MIN. I6MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1963

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS MISSION AND ACTIVITIES OF EXPEDITION.ARV FORCE WHICH JOURNEYED INTO RUSSIA FOL.LOWING WORLD WAR I.

FROM.THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV

AERIAL NAVIGATION MAP FIEAOING

21 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 'J945

PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE TO BE FOL-LOWED BY A NAVIGATOR IN CHARTING THECOURSE OF HIS AIRCRAFT.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AERIAL TOUR OF WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE

9 MIN, I8MM FILM. OPT. SO. COL 1964

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 000248/RI SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE NATURAL AND MAN-MADE RE-SOURCES OF THE RANGE.

AERODYNAMICS - AIR FLOW

lb MIN. 18MM FILM. OPT SD, B&W 1943

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE THEORY OF AIR FLOW AROUND AIRFOILS.PRODUCED SY U S AIR FORCE. 1941. RELEASED BYU S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1943.

CLEARED FOR N.

AEROOYNAMICS FORCES ACTING ON AN AIR FOIL

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1943

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES ;THE THEORY AND PRINCIPLES OF THEFORCES ACTING ON AIR FOILS. SHOWS THE DEVEL-OPMENT AND USE OF WIND TUNNELS TO MEASUREFORCES ON A WING FORM.PROOUCED BY U S AIR FORCE, 1941. RELEASED BYU S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1943.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AEROOYNAMICS FUNDAMENTALS OF ROLL-DIYER-GENCE

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1900

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. I18001/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE INTERACTION OF INERTIAL, GYR-OSCOPIC. AND AERODYNAMIC FORCES ON HIGH.

94 102

PERFORMANCE 4E7 AIRCRAFT DURING ROLL MA-NEUVERS DEMONSTRATES THROUGH THE USE OFANIMAVED DRAWINGS AND A GIMBAL-MOUNTEDMODEL Of F6U AIRCRAFT, THE UNDERSIRABLE RE-SULTS OF EXCESSIVE ROLL RATE AND DURATION

CLEARED FOR TV.

AIROILASTIC PHENOMENA. AND RELATED RE-SEARCH

14 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT, SD. COL 1973

PRODUCE7IISNASA

TITLE NO. OL3I12/RL SALE

SHOWS AEROELASTIC PHEKOMENA THAT RESULTFROM THE INTERACTION BETWEEN AERODYNAMICLOADS AND THE DEFORMING SURFACES IN AERO-SPACE VEHICLES. DEMONSTRATES SOME TECH-NIQUES EMPLOYED IN AEROELASTIC EXPERIMENTS.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GRDUPSONLY.

AEROLOGY THUMERSTORMS, PT 1, FORMATIONAND STRUCTURE OF THUNDERSTORMS

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W i964

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE STRUCTURE OF THUNDERSTORMS.CONDITIONS FOR FRONTAL TYPES OF STORMS ANDTHEIR FREQUENCY. AND THE RELATIONSHIP OFMOIST AIR. HEAT, AND CONDITIONALLY UNSTABLEAIR.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1953. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1964.


AEROLOGY THUNDERSTORM, PT 3, FLIGHT TECH-NIQUE WITH RESPECT TO THUNMRSTORMS

15 MIN, 10MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1964

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES ESSENTIAL FLIGHT TECHNIOUESWITH RESPECT TO THUNCERSTORMS. AND DIS-CUSSES DESIRABLE AIRSPEEDS FOR PENETRATIONDESCRIBES PATTERNS OF STORMS, DETECTION OFSTORMS. TECHNIQUES OF PLANE CONTROL FLIGHTTHROUGH HAIL. AND LANDING PROCEDURES.MN-07409C REPLACES MN-074098. WHICH HAS THESAME TITLE ANO IS NOW OBSOLETE.

AEROLOGYA NMI4 IOMM FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER USN .


SHOWS OBSERVERS DETERMINING WEATHER CCM-DITIONS. ILLUSTRATES THE FEATURES OF AWEATHER MAP.RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948 AND 1964. PRODUCED BY U SNAVY IN 1943, 1944, AND 1963.

FLYING ME MATHER MAP 27MIN

FOG 25MIN

WEATHER ANO RADAR I7MIN

AEROSPACE MEDICAL OIVISION, AM FORCE SYS-TEM COMMAND - THE UNIVERSE WITHIN


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE P. 000297/RL SALE

DEVIEWS THE PROGRESS AND NATURE OF AERO-SPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH IN AIR FORCE SYSTEMSCOMMAND LABORATORIES. RELATES THIS STUDYTO CLINICAL MEDICINE. EDUCATION, AND TRAINING.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'AERO-SPACE MEDICAL DIVISION. THE . AIR FORCE SYS-TEMS COMMAND. THE UNIVERSE WITHIN '

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. CLLARED t7ORTV.

AFLC ZERO DEFECTS STORY

16 MIN. 114AM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1986

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. I18645/RL RENTAL SALE

FAMILIARIZES AIR FORCE LOGISTICS COMMAND EM.PLOYEES WITH THE ZERO DEFECTS PROGRAM.CITES EXAMPLES OF AFLC ERROR-FREE WORK ANDEVALUATES THE BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM TONATIONAL DEFENSE. DESCRIBES THE SUPERVI-SOR'S ROLE, THE CAUSE AND REMOVAL OF ERRORFORM. AUD AWARDS FOR TOP QUALITY PERFOR.MANCE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEW'THIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AFRICAN MORSE SICKNESS

aa MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1962

PRODUCER USDA


DESCRIBES HOW THE DISEASE KILLED AN ESTIMAT.ED 300,000 EOUINES IN 2 SUMMERS IN THE MIDDLEEAST AND ASIA. SHOWS HOW THE DISEASE SPREADFROM AFRICA THROUGH THE MIDEASTERN COUN-TRIES TO INDIA DESCRIBES THE SYMPTOMS OFTHE DISEASE AND THE USE OF VACCINES.

AFTER AUTUMN

10 MIN, 16MM FILW. OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USSEIS

TITLE NO. 001P77/RL VENIAL SALE

DEPICTS A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN 82-YEAR OLDFARMER, LIVING ALONE, COPING WITH PROBLEMSOF ISOLATION AND ABANDONMENT.

AFTER AWARENESS, WHAT?

2. MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COI. 1973

PRODUCER USYDDP SPONSOR USOYD


DESCRIBES COMMUNITY.BASED PROGRAMS WHICHENCOURAGE YOUTHS ANZ, ADULTS TO DISCUSSMUTUAL CONCERNS. EXPLORES WAYS OF AIDINGTROUBLED YOUTHS.

AFTER OUR NSW DIED

20 MIN, 11MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER USBCHS


DEMONSTRATES PARENTS GRIEF IN THE HOURSAND DAYS FOLLOWING THE LOSS OF THEIR CHILD.DISCUSSES HOW HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WHOpow IN CONTACT WITH THESE PARENT CANCONTRIBUTE SIGNIFICANTLY TO ALLM.N(.1 THEIRFEARS, THEIR GUILT, AND THEIR DESPAIR.

FROM THE SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROMESERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

AFTER THE ACCIDENT


PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE AO. 1 1 9806/RL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS FORMER HARLEM GLOBETROTTERJULIUS KELLOGG TELLING ABOUT HIS DISABLINGACCIDENT AND HIS EVENTUAL RECABILITATION.

FROM THE TO LIVE AGAIN SERIES.

AFTER THE APPLAUSE

28 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USDHEW

TITLE P.O. 005542/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSUR-ANCE PROTECTS WORKERS, AND HOW SOCIAL SE-CURITY RETIREMENT INSURANCE HELPS OLDERPEOPLE BUILD THEIR FINANCIAL SECURITY.

AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES

MULTIMEDIA SERIES

PRODUCER AMOAST SPONSOR USNMAC

Tint P.O. 009627/RL

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTIONIIASIC-A SERIES

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTIONB ANC-11 SUNS

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTIONS ASIC-A SERIES

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTIONMASIC-A NRIU

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTIONCLINICAL-A was

HEPATIC Excarrom FUNCTIONCUNICAL-A SERIES

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTIONCLINICAL-A SERIES

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTIONCLINICAL-A SERIES

AGE OF SPACE TRANSPORTATION, THE

20 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PROD(ACER USNASA


REVIEWS ADVANCES IN HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION,MEDICAL RESEARCH. COMMUNICATIONS, EARTH RE.SOURCE_ ,S AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTMADE POSSIBLE BY THE SPROE PROGRAM. FOCUS-

1974

SALE

6MIN

6MIN

6MIN

8MIN

8MIN

8MIN

!MIN

8MIN

1976

ES ON TRANSPORTM )N, TAKING A LOOK AT MAN.KIND'S NEXT GIANT STEP IN MOVING AROUND - THESOACE SHUTTLE

CLEARED FOR TV.

AGGRESSOR, THE

2R MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1982

PRODUCER USA


FEATURES THE ROLE OF AGGRESSOR SOLDIERSEMPHASIZES THE MEANS THEY EMPLOY IN TESTINGDEFENSES, SECURITY MEASURES, AND PLANS OFTHE ARMY.

FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OFHISTORICAL VALUE A:41) DOES NOT NECESSARILYREFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THESPONSORING AGENCY.

AGNES WAS NO LADY

20 MIN, IbMM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USOOD


DEPICTS THE TREMENDOUS DESTRUCTIONWROUGHT BY HURRICANE AGNES AND THE MIL-LIONS OF DOLLARS IN PROPERTY DAMAGE IN AFIVESTATE AREA SHOWS HOW PITTSBURGH WASPROTECTED BY FLOOD-CONTROL STRUCTURESBUILT BY THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS. CLOSES WITHSOME OF THE LESSONS FROM THE STORM.

i973

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING - THE PROFESSIONNM A FUTURE


PRODUCER USDA


DESCRIBES THE WORK OF ENGINEERS SEEKINGPRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OFFOOD AND FIBER PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING.TELLS OF PREPARATION FOR SUCH WORKPRODUCEC IN COOPERATION WITH THE AMERICANSOCIETY OF OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS.

AGRICULTURAL MACHINE GUARDING STANDARDSREQUIREMENTS

20 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1976

PRODUCER USOSHA


AIMS TO MAKE FARMERS AWARE OF HAZARDS ANDTO PROTECT THEM FROM HAZARDS ASSOCIATEDWITH MACHINERY, PArTS OF FARM FIELD EQUIP.MENT, FARMSTEAD EQUIPMENT, AND COTTON GINSUSED IN AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS. STRESSESTHE IMPORTANCE OF SAFE OPERATING PROCE.DURES.

81 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.BOOK, I MEMO, AND I PAMPHLET INCLUDED. PRO.DUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S DEPART.MENT OF AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICES.

FROM THE AGRICULTURAL SAFETY STANDARDSSERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AGRICULTURE, USA

29 MIN, I8MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 121450/RL

1062

SALE

PRESENTS A COMMEMORATIVE TRIBUTE TO THE100TH YEAR OF THE U S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-TURE.

AcmcinsuRrs SHOWCASE ABROAD


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS POTENTIAL USERS OF U S FARM PRODUCTSAS THEY SEE, FEEL, AND TASTE THE PRODUCTSWHICH ARE DISPLAYED BY THE U S AT INTERNA-TIONAL TRADE FAIRS.

AGRI:IVAN PROJECT, THE


PRODUCER USDA


DESCRIBES A COOPERATIVE TRAINING PROGRAMFOR AGRICULTURE STATISTICIANS SPONSORED BYTHE U N AND THE U S. DEMONSTRATES FARMINGPROBLEMS IN EXTREMELY DIVERSE CLIMATES ANDFARMING TRADITIONS.

AIDE TO A BETTER WAY Or LIFE, AN


PRODUCER USI'HS

TITLE NO 1215 I2/RL SALE

DEPICTS THE WORK OF THE INDIGENOUS HEALTHEDUCATOR AIDE, COMMUNITY HEALTH AIDE OROTHER NON.PROFESSIONAL AIDE SERVING THEINNER CITY DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES OFPERSON TO PERSON COMMUNICATIONS ANDFOLLOW.UP AND REFERRAL SERVICES AS EM-PLOYED TO ACHIEVE CHANGE

AIDES MAKE ME DWFERENCE

15 MIN, I8MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1971

PRODUCER USHSP

TITLE NO. 001976/R1 SALE

SHOWS 140W AIDES LEARN ON THE JOB BY COOP.ERATING WITH THEIR TEACHERS AND VOLUNTEERSIN DEALING WITH DIFFICULT PROBLEMS ATTESTSTO THE CONTRIBUTION MADE BY THE AIDETHROUGH COPING WITH INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS,ACTING AS THE LINK BETWEEN HOME AND CLASS-ROOM. AND ENRICHING THE PROGRAM WITH SPECIAL ABILITIES

AIDd TO NAVIGATION FOR BOATMEN

27 MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1970

PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO. 000905/R L SALE

LOCATES AND DESCRIBES THE DIFFERENT SYS.TEMS OF AIDS TO NAVIGATION. ARTWORK PRO.VIDES GRAPHIC INFORMATION AS TO SIZE, SHAPE,COLOR AND USES OF BUOYS, MARKERS ANDSIGNS. LIVE PHOTOGRAPHY, FROM THE RECRE.ATIONAL BOATMAN'S POINT OF VIEW. SHOWS THEMIN ACTUAL.DAY AND NIGHT USE

CLEARED FOR TV.

AIDS TO NAVIGATION-A SERIES

3 I6MM FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF NAUTICALNAVIGATIONAL AIDS AND HOW THEY AID IN SAFETY.

BUOYS AND SEACINS

MOW TO USE NAVIOATIONAL AIDS

LIGHTHOUSES AND LIGHTSHIPS

I OMIN

7MIN

10MIN

AIR ANO GAS CLEANING FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THE NEED FOR, AND DEVELOPMENT OFHIGH EFFICIENCY FILTERS FOR THE NUCLEARENERGY INDUSTRY. DESCRIBES THE MANUFAC-TURE OF SUCH FILTERS AND THEIR INSPECTIONAND TESTING. SURVEYS CURRENT RESEARCH ANDDEVELOPMENT IN THE AREA OF HIGH EFFICIENCYMECHANICAL AIR CLEANING, INCLUDING ACTIVITIESAT HARVARD AIR CLEANING LABORATORY, OAKRIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY. AND EDGEWOODARSENAL.

AIR BRAKES - PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

25 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 19641

PRODUCER USA

TITLE P.O. 003092/R L SALE

ILLLSTRATES DESIGN AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPO-NENTS OF AIR BRAKES SYSTEM USED IN LARGEMILITARY VEHICLES-OPERATION Of SYSTEM WHENBRAKE PEDAL IS DEPRESSED AND RELEASED.

AIR NNW!26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1952

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS IN DETAIL HOW TO USE A SIGNAL GENER-ATOR TO ALIGN A RADIO RECEIVER

FROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN SERIES


AIR FORCE CAMERAS IN ACTION

1971 14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAr


PRESENTS OUTSTANDING AIR FORCE EVENTS Of1958. INCLUDING: NUCLEAR TESTS, PROJECTS MAN.HIGH AND FARSIDE, SPACE STUDIES, THE LEBANONCRISIS, AN AIR FORCE GOODWILL TOUR, AND SUC.CESSFUL LAUNCHINGS OF A HYBRID THOR BLE

1 0 3

1959

MISSILE AND AN ATLAS INTERCONTINENTAL BALLIS.TIC MIS: LE

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

AIR FORC.... FAMILY ROUSING


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO, 000301/RL SALE

SHOWS WHAT THE AIR FORCE IS DOING TO PRO.VIDE COMFORTABLE, ECONOMICAL, AND CONVE-NIENT HOUSING FOR U S AIR FORCE FAMILIES INTHE U S.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED ORSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AIN FORCE FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM PREPARA-TION OF SALADS


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW TO PREPARE ATTRACTIVE AND TASTYSALADS. ILLUSTRATES CUTTING TECHN1OUES ANDUSES OF FRUIT JUICES AND GARNISHES

AIR FORCE GLOBAL WEATHER CENTRAL


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 0095331RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE CAPABILITIES OF THE AIR FORCEGLOBAL WEATHER CENTRAL, OFFUTT AIR FORCEBASE, NE, AND ITS WORLDWIDE APPLICATION.SHOWS HOW A MIX OF MEN AND MACHINES FORE-CASTS WEATHER ACCURATELY AND QUICKLY.

CLEARED FOR NON.SPONSORED TV.

AIN FORCE LOGISTICS COMMAND LOG. ins


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 122150IRL SALE

FEATURES ACHIEVEMENTS IN BALLISTIC MISSILEENGINEERIN. 'TEST FACILITIES, COMPUTERIZED JETENGINE TESTING, AND COMBUSTION CHAMBER SAL.VAGING. SHOWS PRIME BEEF PROGRAM, TRANS-PORTATION, MAINTENANCE, AND SUPPLY. HIGH.LIGHTS LOGISTICAL SUPPORT TO AIR FORCE AC-TIVITIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE LOGISTICS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 1221451RL SALE

SHOWS HOW THE AIR FORCE LOGISTICS COMMANDEMPLOYS MODERN TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION.AND AIRLIFT IN SUPPLYING MATERIAL AND SER-VICES TO SOUTHEAST ASIA. PICTURES NEW PACK-AGING TECHNIOUES THAT ENCOMPASS PORTABLE,FULLY EQUIPPED SYSTEMS FOR IMMEDIATE INSTAL-LATION OF MAINTENANCE SHOPS, RUNWAYS, ANDAIR BASE FACILITIES CONTRASTS EFFICIENCY ANDSPEED OF MODERN LOGISTICAL TECHNOLOGY

WITH METHODS OF FORMER WARS

AIR FORCE MISSILE MISSION, THE

21 'AIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, GOL 1960

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 122149/RL RENTAL SAL E

EXPLAINS THE CURRENT AIR FC10E MISSILE CON-CEPT AND POINTS OUT WHY WE HAVE SO MANYWEAPONS, WHAT THEY ARE FOR, AND HOW THEIRDEVELOPMENT SERVES A DUAL PURPOSE AS APRESENT-DAY DETERRENT FORCE AND A FOUNDA.TION FOR FUTURE SPACE TRAVEL

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY

AIN FORCE NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, GOL

PRODUCER USAF


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY CONTROLINSPECTIONS, AND EXPLAINS VARIOUS DEFECTSAND THEIR CAUSES. DEMONSTRATES INSPECTIONMETHODS, SUCH AS MAGNETIC PARTICLES, FLU.ORESGENT PENETRANTS, X.RAYS, AND ULTRASON.ICS.


AIR FORCE NOW, THE, NO, 066

15 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS ARCTIC SURVIVIAL TRAINING, RESEARCHVESSELING, TRAINING, THE HELICOPTER SIMULA-TOR PROGRAM, AND PILOT SCREENING THESETRAINING PROGRAMS INSURE THE SAFETY ANDPROTECTION OF AIR FORCE FLYING PERSONNELAND EMPHASIZES PROFICIENCY. SAFETY, AND SA-VINGSL AND

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN ' ISTED AS 'TO TRAINAND PROTECT.'

AIR FORCE RESERVE READY NOW

197 I 22 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 12?264/RL SALE

IIIAMATIZES THE DIVERSE MISSION OF THE AIRFJTIZI RESERVE. WHICH ENCOMPASSES SOME40,1,010 AIR FORCE RESERVISTS COVERS ACTIVI-TIES OF AIR FORCE RESERVE FLYING, MEDICAL AIRTERMINAL, NAVIGATION. SPECIALTY TRAINING. ANDLOGISTICS UNITS

CLEARED r OR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUF AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURI,ER; POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY RFFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY .

AIR FORCE NOW, THE, ma NO

15 MIN, 16MM FILM. OFT SD. COL

PRODUCER USAF

1974


SHOWS FORESTERS WORKING TO SAVE ENDAN.GERED WILDLIFE IN LOUISIANA. COVERS A SPECIALEFFORT TO MARK ALLIGATORS, MANAGE DEER,AND HARVEST TIMBER IN AN ATTEMPT TO RE-STORE THE FOREST TO ITS NATURAL CONDITIONINCLUDES A VISIT WITH THE AMERICAN ADVISOR TOTHE ROYAL THAI AIR FORCE, AND FEATURES THE15TH AIR FORCE BAND CLINIC HELD IN CALIFORNIA.

AIR FORCE NOW, THE, NO. 042

16 MIN, 181AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 009211/RL SAL E

INTRODUCES CMSGT JIM HOWELL AND HIS TRAINEDCOMBAT CONTROL TEAM WHOSE JOB IS TO GETAIRPLANES, PEOPLE, SUPPLIES, AND EQUIPMENTINTO REMOTE AREAS. FEATURES GEN DAVID CJONES CONGRATULATING THE OUTSTANDINGAIRMEN OF 1974. PICTURES HISTORIC VERDUN,FRANCE, THE SITE OF MUCH F!GHTING DURINGWORLD WAR I SHOWS A LIFESAVING AIRLIFT MADEINTO THE SOVIET UNION TO PICK UP AN AMERICANCITIZEN.

AIR FORCE NURSE, THE A REPORT OF THE PROFES-SION


PROOUCEH USAF


PICTURES THE LIFE AND WORK OF AN AIR FORCENURSE. OUTLINES HER QUALIFICATIONS, DUTIES,RESPONSIBILITIES, AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO HERPROFESSION DIRECTS ATTENTION TO THE CAREERADVANTAGES IN THE AIR FORCE NURSE CORPS-.OPPORTUNITY FOR TRAVEL. DIVERSIFIED PROFES-SIONAL TRAINING, SPECIALIZATION, CAREER AD-VANCEMENT, AND INTERESTING SOCIAL LIFE

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOkETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGEKY

1965

AIR FORCE OCCUPATIONAL MEDICAL PROGRAM


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES THE DUTIES OF MEDICAL PERSONNEL ANDENGINEERS IN PROTECTING THE HEALTH OF INDUS-TRIAL WORKERS. DISCUSSES PRE.EMPLOYMENTAND PERIODIC EXAMINATIONS, EMERGENCY TREAT-MENT, AND MINIMIZING OR ELIMINATING WORKHAZARDS. PICTURES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHLABORATORIES WHICH CONDUCT STUDIES ON AIRPOLLUTION, IONIZING RADIATION, SONIC BOOM.ETC.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED pe.soLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY

1

AIR FORCE ON CANVAS, THE

Id MIN. lamm FILM. OPT SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER USAF

TIT..E NO908416IRL SALE

PRESENTS PAINTINGS WHICH BRING TO LIFE ALLPHASES OF THE WORLDWIDE OPERATIONS OF THEUSAF REFLECTS ACHIEVEMENTS AND PROGRES.SIVE MISSIONS OF THE DEVELOPING AIR POWERGLIMMES ARTISTS' CONCEPT OF REACH INTOSPACE,

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

96 104

1969

AIR FORCE ROTC COME:, OF AGE

26 AIN, 18MM FILM, CP' VC, GOL 1967

PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE HISTORY, TRADI 'IONS, AND GROWTHOF THE U S AIR FORCE RESETWE OFFICER'S TRAIN.ING CORPS ON THE OCCASION OF ITS 21ST ANNI-VERSARY EMPHASIZES ITS ROLE iN 'iHE TRAININGOF FUTURE AIR FORCE OFFICERS. EXPLAINS PROVI.SIONS OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM. SHOWSFLIGHT TRAINING. AEROSPACE STUDIES, AND FIELDTRIPS TO AIR FORCE INSTALLATIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE STORY, THE AFTER THE WAR, 191151923

14 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. BAW 1953

PRODUCER USAF

T/TLEM 122901/RL SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE YEARS 1918 TC 1923


AIR FORCE STORY, THE AIR POWER ADVANCES,1936-1937


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 122904/RI. SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE YEARS 1935 TO if) I/

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS COI- ,;DERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NO 41 CESSARILY RIFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR ,NS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE STORY, THE AIR WAR AGAINST JAPAN,1944-1945


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 122922/ RL SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE BOMBING OF JAPAN, ENDINGWITH THE SURRENDER OF THE JAPANESE

CLEARED FOR TV.

AIR FORCE 'TORY, THE BETWEEN WARS, 1930-1935


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 122903/RL. SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE YEARS 1930 TO 1935

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE STORY, THE D-DAY, JUNE 1944

13 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 122917/RL RENTAL

1953

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE OPERATIONS OF THE U S AIRFORCE IN THE INVASION OF GERMAN-HELDEUROPE


AIR FORCE STORY, THE ENTERING THE ERA OFMISSILES, 1914-1910


PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN MISSILESFROM EXPERIMENTS WITH LIQUID FUEL AND AIR.TO-AIR MISSILES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE V-1ANO VI ROCKETS. REVIEWS IMPROVEMENTS INBOMBERS AND INTERMEDIATE AND LONG RANGEMISSILES,PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BECN LISTED AS 'AIR FORCESTORY, THE ENTERING THE ERA OF MISSILES (VOL2, CHAP e).'

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SI-ON.SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE EXPANDING AIR POWER,JUNE 1543


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING JUNE 1943, INCLUDING ITS EXPANDEDTRAINING PROGRAM AND THE BOMBING OF THEISLAND OF PANTELLERIA.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE GLOSAL OPERATIONS, 1943

14 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. 811W 1953

PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FOR':',EDURING 1943, INCLUDING ITS OPERATIONS AGAINSTGERMAN SUBMARINES, THE AIR-LIFT OVER THE HI.MALAYAS, AND THE SOLOMON ISLANDS CAMPAIGN.


AIR FORCE STORY, THE HUMAN FACTORS IN SPACEFLIONT, 1960-1990

14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, BeW

PRODUCER USAF


DOCUMENTS 10 YEARS OF RESEARCH TO DETER-MINE MAN'S PHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ABILITYIN SPACE FLIGHT. INCLUDES TESTS OF G-FORCES,SPACE SUITS, BALLOON FLIGHTS, AND OXYGENREUSE EOUIPMENTPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'AIR FORCESTORY, THE HUMAN FACTORS IN SPACE FLIGHT,1950-1960 (VOL 2 CHAP (1).'

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.CLEARED FOR TV.

1963

AIR FORCE STORY, ME KOREA, THE FINAL PHASE

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, INSW 1900

PROOUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW THE U S AIR FORCE'S TACTICAL ANDLOGISTICAL AIR SUPPORT LARGELY HELPED TOEND THE KOREAN WAR.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE MAXIMUM EFFOffe, OCTOKR 1943


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE BOMBING OF GERMAN WARPLANTS BY THE OTH AIR FORCE.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SpON-SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE MEETING THE RED CHAL-LENGE


pRopucER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE KOREANWAR, THE COMMUNIST INVASION OF SOUTH KOREA,

AND THE ROLE OF U S AIr. POWER IN STEMMINGCOMMUNIST AGGRESSION IN SOUTH KOREA.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT roucy OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STOP' THE NORTH AFRICA, NOVEMBER1942-MAY 194h

14 MIN. 10MM FILM OPT. SD, TAW 1953

PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE PERIOD FROM NOVEMBER 1942 TOMA" 1943. PARTICULARLY ITS OPERATIONS INNOTiTH AFRICA.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, TNE - ON TO ME YALU, JUNE1950


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE KOREAN WAR DURING THESUMMER OF 1950, AND EXPLAINS THE ROLE OF THEAIR FORCE IN '3USHING THE COMMUNIST TROOPSBACK TO THE YALU RIVER.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TOPICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE - OUR WORLDWIDE AIRFORCE, 1963-1969 '

)14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT /SD, B&W 1961

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 122929/RL SAL E

SHOWS HOW THE U S AIR FORCE MET THE CHAL-LENGE OF THE SOVIET'S MILITARY BUILD-UP AFTERWORLD WAR II. SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE8-47 AND 8-52 AIRCRAFT AND STRATEGIC AND TAC-TICAL MISSILES, THE GROWTH OF STRATEGIC AIRCOMMAND'S STRIKE FORCE. AND THE CREATION OFTHE NATO.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, ME PLOESTI, MARCH-AUGUST1944


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE BOMBING OF THE PLOESTI OIL RE-FINERIES BY THE 15TH AIR FORCE.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.BORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, TNE 'PRELUDE TO INVASION,JANUARY-JUNE 1944


PRODUCER USAF

MEW. 122918/RL RENTAL SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE AERIAL ATTACKS UPONGERMAN FACTORIES, AIROROMES, AND SUPPLYLINES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE PRELUDE TO WAR, 1931..1939

14 MIK 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW

PRODUCER USAF


1953

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY Of THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE YEARS 1937 TO 1939.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

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AIR VORCE STORY, THE RETREAT AND ADVANCE,JUNI 1944-MARCH 1945

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, EISW 1953

PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE OPERATIONS OF THE STH, 7TH,13TH, AND 14TH AIR FORCES IN THE RECAPTUREOF THE PHILIPPINES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE STORY THE - ROAD TO ROME, SEPTEM-Ban 1143-JUIli 1944


pRockeER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE OPERATIONS Of THE 12TH AIRFORCE IN ITALY

CLEARED FOR IV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE SCHWEINFURT AND RE-GENSOURG, AUGUST 1943


PROOurXR USAF

TITLE NO. 122912/PL RENTAL SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE BOMBING OF REGENSBURGAND SCHWEINFURT IN AUGUST 1943.

CLEARED FOR V. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-BORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE - STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNI-TION, 1924-1930


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE YEARS 1924 TO 1930


AIR FORCE STORY, THE SUPERFORT, AUGUST 1943-JUNE 1944


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE BUILDING OF 8-29 SUPERFORTSAND THEIR BOMBING OF JAPAN FROM AIR BASES INCHINA.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE THE AAF FIGNTS SACK.APRIL-JULY 1943


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE PER100 FROM APRIL TO JULY 1942,INCLUDING THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-BORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT..S1). I31W 1962

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 122931/FIL RENTAL SALE

FOLLOWS THE ACADEMY'S FIRST CADETSTHROUGH THEIR 4-YEAR TRAINING PROGRAMWHICH COVERS THE SCIENCES. HUMANITIES, LEAD-ERSHIP. AND AIRMANSHIP. ALSO PORTRAYS INTRA.MURAL SPORTS AND CAMPUS SOCIAL LIFE.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPCA.SORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, THE THE AIR FORCE AND THEATOM SONS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO, RAW 1960

PRODUCER USAF


REVIEWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ATOMICBOMB IN 1944, ITS ROLE IN II, ANDPOSTWAR ATOMIC TESTS ON THE ARSHALL IS-LANDS EXPLAINS HOW THE HYDR EN BOMBCHANGED THE NATURE OF WARFARE ,

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED1 OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE STORY. THE THE AIR WAR STARTS,16361641

14 MIN, ToMM FILM. OPT SD. B&W 1951

PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE YEARS 1939 TO 1941, CONCLUDINGWITH THE JAPANESE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND 00ES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE STORY, THE THE BEGINNING

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W 1953

PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE ROLE OF AIRPLANES IN WORLDWAR I.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE VON-SORING AGENCY .$

AIR FORCE STORY, THE THE DRAWING OF THEBATTLE LINES, DECEMBER 1541 TO APRIL 1542


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE PERIOD FROM DECEMBER 1941 TOAPRIL 1942, INCLUDING GOL DOOLITTLE'S BOMBINGMISSION OVER JAPAN

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SNOWSORING AGENCY.

AIR FORCE STORY, TNE THE TIDE TURNS, JUNE-DECEMBER 1612

14 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W 1953

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 122906/RL SOLE

HIGHLIGHTS Tht HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE PERIOD FROM JUNE TO DECEMBER1942


AIR FORCE STORY, THE TWO YEARS OF WAR, SEP-TEMBER-DECEMBER 1643

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD B&W 1953

PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCEDURING THE PERIOD FROM SEPTEMBER TO DECEM-BER 1943. PARTICULARLY ITS OPERATIONS INBURMA, NEW GUINEA, AND RABAUL.


AIR FORCE STORY, THE VICTORY IN EUROPE, JUNE1944-MAY 1615

14 MIN, 15MM FILM. OPT SD, B&W 1953

PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S AIR FORCE,PARTICULARLY THE OPERATIONS OF THE 8TH AIRFORCE IN EUROPE


AIR FORCE TACTICAL FIREPOWER

13 MIN. 18MM FILM. OPT SD. B&W 1963

PROOUCER USAF

TITLE NO ,cd265/RL SALE

USES FLASHBACKS OF TACTICAL AIR POWER SINCEWORLD WAR I TO SHOW HOW FIGHTERS ANDINTERCEPTORS HAVE CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFICANT.LY TO ALLIED VICTORIES

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSAW_Y RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

AIR FORCE VETERINARY SUPPORT FOR THE MILI-TARY DOO PROGRAM IN SOUTHEAST ASIA


PROOUCER USAF


REVIEWS THE SENTRY DOG PROGRAM. IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA. DISCUSSES THE VETERINARIAN OFR-CER'S RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES. ILLUSTRATESTHE SENTRY DOG ;CLINICS, TREATMENT ROOMS.AND KENNELS. SHOWS WORK ENVIRONMENT ANDTREATMENT OF. DISEASES AND DISORDERS PECU-LIAR TO DOGS.


AIR FORCE'S FLYING HOSPITALS, THE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 122081IRL RENTAL SALE

PICTURES THE DUTIES OF THE EENIOR FLIGHTNURSE AND HER CREW BEFORE LEAVING AN OVER-SEAS HOSPITAL FOR THE U S ALSO SHOWS DO-MESTIC HOSPITAL FLIGHT PROCEDURES


AIR wino ON THE GO

22 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, GOL

PROOUCER USAF


SHOWS EMERGENCY SIGNALING PROCEDURES.F'RE-DEPLOYMENT BRIEFINGS. AIR REFUELING OP-ERATIONS, AND TACTICAL AIR COMMAND'S MORI-TORING OF THE ENTIRE OPERATION POINT!' DUTTHE READINESS CAPABILITY OF THE GUARD ANDITS ABUT' TO PROVIDE ITS OWN SUPPORT EQUIP-MENT

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 013,SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY

1965

AIR INSTALLATIONS COMPATIBLE USE ZONES - THEHARMONIOUS DEVELOPMENT OF AIRFIELD..,


PROOUCER USN


FULL TITLE: AIR INSTALLATIONS COMPATIBLE USEZONES THE HARMONIOUS DEVELOPMENT OF AIR-

. FIELD ENVIRONMENTS. SI-4CWS THE NAVY'S EF-FORTS REQUIRED BY DOD INST 4165,57. AIR INSTAL-LATIONS COMPATIBLE USE ZONES PROGRAM DE-SCRIBES THE PROBLEMS OF INCOMPATIBLE LANDUSE SURROUNDING NAVAL AIR INSTALLATIONS,THE EFFECTS OF AIRCRAFT NOISE ON HUMANS,NAVY NOISE POLLUTION ABATEMENT. STRATEGIES,AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LOCAL GOVERN-MENTS TO ACHIEVE COMPATIBLE LAND USE.

AIR MASSES AND FRONTS - AIR MASSES

12 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, GOL

PRODUCER USAF


1962

SALE

OUTLINES THE FUNDAMENTALS OF AIR MASSESCOVERS GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND CAUSESOF STABLE AND UNSTABLE AIR DISCUSSES CUMU-LUS AND STRATUS CLOUD LAYERS. TURBULENCE,VARIOUS DIRECTIONS OF AIR MASS MOVEMENTS.AND EFFECTS OF HEAT. COLD. ALTITUDE, 'ANDMOIST AIR.

CLEARED FOR TV

AIR MASSES AND FRONTS FRONTS AND THE SUR-FACE WEATHER MAP

10 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD. GOL 1962

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE USE OF SURFACE WEATHER MAPSAND SHOWS HOW FRONTS FORM FROM WARM AND

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COLD AIR SHOWS HOW WEATHER PA ITERNSAPPEAR ON THE MAP AND DISCUSSES GENERALWIND DIRECTIONS, WIND SHIFTS, LOW PRESSURETROUGH, FRON :AL SURFACES AND TEMPERATURECHANGES ALSO COVERS PROGNOSTIC CHARTS

CLEARED FOR TV

AIR MASSES AND FIONTS THE COLD FRONT

9 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD. COL

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 000305/RL

1952

SALE

EXPLAINS THE VARIOUS CAUSES OF COLD FRONTS.SHOWS HOW THEY APPEAR ON THE MAP. EXAM.INES THEIR TYPICAL STRUCTURES AND POINTS OUTWHERE BAD WEATHER USUALLY FORMS. ALSOCOVERS SUMMER AND WINTER GOLD FRONTS ANDSQUALL LINES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AIR MASSES AND FRONTS - THE OCCLUDED FRONT

9 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD. COL 1952

PRODUCER USAF


OUTLINES PRINCIPLES OF THE OCCLUDED FRONT.SHOWS HOW IT FORMS AND DISCUSSES ITS ASSO-CIATED WEATHER. POINTS OUT THE EFFECTS OFWARM AND GOLD AIR MIXTURES IN SUMMER ANDWINTER

CLEARED FOR TV

AIR MASSES AND FRONTS - THE WARM FRONT

11 MIK 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. GOL

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 000307/RL

1962

SALE

DISCUSSES THE HAZARDS OF THE WARM FRONTAND SHOWS HOW IT FORMS COVERS NIMROSTRA-TUS AND ALTO-STATUS GOLD DECKS, SUMMER ANDWINTER PATTERNS, AREAS OF INSTABILITY ANDSTRUCTURAL ICE

CLEARED FOR TV

AIR OPERATIONS IN THE ANTARCTIC

I. MIN, lekim FILM. OPT. SD. GOL 1960

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE VARIETY AND SCOPE OF AIR OPER-ATIONS IN THE ANTARCTIC, AND DESCRIBES INDETAIL GROUND OPERATIONS, PRE-FLIGHT CHECK.PREHEATING, STARTING, TAXIING, TAK.:-OFF. LAND-ING, PARKING, AND SECURING

CLEARED FOR TV

AIR POLLUTION - SWEETENING THE AIR

22 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USEPAP

1971


EXPLAINS THAT EVERY 24 HOURS THE INDUSTRYAND CITIZENS OF NORTH AMERICA SPILL INTO THEATMOSPHERE HALF A MILLION TONS OF TOXIC AIRPOLLUTION. DISCUSSES NEW TECHNIQUES USED 10-RECYCLING AND IN EGOLOGICAL CONTROL

AIR POLLUTION AND PLANT LIFE

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so. GOL 1970

PRODUCER USEPA


SURVEYS AIR POLLUTION INJURY TO VEGETATIONACROSS THE U S BY COMMON ATMOSPHERIC POL.LUTANTS SUC,1 AS SULFUR DIOXIDE, OXIDES OF NI-TROGEN. FLUORIDES, OZONE. AND PAN. AREAS OFINJURY SURVEYED INCLUDE TENNESSEE. ALABAMA,FLORIDA. WEST VIRGINIA. MARYLAND. AND CALI-FORNIA


AIR POLLUT;ON CONTROL ORIENTATION COURSEASERIES

9 AUDIOCASSETTES. 2-TRACK. MONO 1973

PRODUCER USEPA


PROVIDES A BROAD UNDERSTANDING OF THE AIRPOLLUTION FIELD--AIR POLLUTION LAW. SOURCES,EFFECTS, AND GONTROL TECHNIQUES

INCLUDES NINE ACCOMPANYING BOOKLETS.

AIR POLLUTANTS AM THEIR CON-TROL

AIR pccurnom CONTROL

AIR POLLIMON LAW

AIR OUALITY

CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES

IFFIC IS OF AIR POLLUTION

ENFORCEMENT

NEUROLOGY .

SAMPUNG ANO ANALYSIS

60MIN

60MIN

60MIN

60MIN

6OMIN

60MIN

GOMM

BONIN

60MIN

AIR POLLUTION IN THE NEW YORK CITY - NEWJERSEY INTERSTATE AMA


PRODUCER USNCAP SPONSOR USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES THE INTERSTATE NATURE OF AIRPOLLUTION AND DEALS WITH TWO OF THE MAJORPOLLUTANTS: SULFUR DIOXIDE AND CARBON MON-OXIDE INCLUDES SCENES OF THE 'THANKSGIVINGSMOG EPISODE' OF 1966.

AIR POWER IN MEM13 MIN, 1644M FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USMC


PROVIDES A STIMULUS TS 'NE RESERVE AVIATIONPROCUREMENT PROC3'.1AM BY r'RESENTING THE AD-VANTAGES OF ENL'.iTING IN THE MARINE CORPSRESERVE.

AIR RESCUE IN E A

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PRODUCER USAF


RECREATES THE RESCUE OF ONE MAN, CAPTGERALD 1.5:WRENCE, AS TYPICAL OF OTHERCOMBAT SAVES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. SHOWS THEMAIN COMPONENTS IN THE COMBAT RESCUEFORCE.

FROM THE AIR FORCE NOW SERIES.

AIR RESCUE sinvicE, THE


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES THE ROLE AND GLOBAL MISSION OF THEMILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE IN MEETINGEMERGENCIES.


AIN RESERVE FORCES, TM


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE MISSION, TRAINING, AND COMBATREADINESS OF THE AIR FORCE RESERVES AND AIRNAITONAL GUARD.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 06-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

AIR SAMPLING FOR MICROBIOLOGICAL PARTICU-LATES

II MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1965

PRODUCER USPHS SPOPAWR USNMAC

TITLE MD 122305/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PROPER TECHNIQUES FOR SAMPLINGAIR-BORNE BACTERIA IN HOSPITALS, USING THEREYNIERS AND TDL SAMPLERS. ILLUSTRATES REA-SONS FOR AIR-BORNE SAMPLING, AND DEMON-STRATES OPERATING THE TWO SAMPLERS ANDCOUNTING BACTERIAL COLONIES.

A/R START CHECK VALVE, CYLINDER RELIEF VALVE,ANO INDICATOR COCK

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, NM 1948

PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW TO DISASSEMBLE AND REASSEMBLETHE AIR START CHECK VALVE, CYLINDER RELIEFVALVE, AND THE INDICATOR COCK, AND SHOWSHOW TO TEST THE CYLINDER RELIEF VALVE.

FROM THE FAIRBANKS MORSE DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. BENCH WORK.


AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AND PERFORMING ARTS

7 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USFAA


SHOWS HOW COMPUTERS ASSIST AIR TRAFFICCONTROLLERS AT AIRPORTS. ARTS III SHORT FORAUTOMATED RADAR TERMINAL SYSTEMS IS EX-PLAINED BY A CONTROLLER AT DULLES AIRPORTTOWER THIS EQUIPMENT IS IN OPERATION ATMANY MAJOR TERMINALS THROUGH THE U S.

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PROCEDURES


PRODUCER USAF


OUTLINES THE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL RESPONSI-BILITIES OF PILOTS AND CONTROLLERS ANDPOINTS OUT THE GROWING COMPLEXITY OF AIRTRAFFIC PROBLEMS

THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FORUSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. CLEAREDFOR TV.

AIN UNIVERSITY WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT DOES

21 MIN, 1844M FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1968

PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS THE AIR UNIVERSITY MISSION. OUTLINESTHE CURRICULA, OBJECTIVES, AND METHODS OFINSTRUCTION IN THE AIR WAR COLLEGE, AIR COM-MAND AND STAFF COLLEGE, OFFICERS' SQUADRONSCHOOL, INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AND EXTEN-SION COURSES. EXPLAINS HOW THE UNIVERSITY'SWIDE FIELD OF TEACHING IS DESIGNED TO AD-VANCE OFFICERS AND AIRMEN IN THEIR CAREERS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLAgED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

AIR WE BREATHE IN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS,THE


PRODUCER USBM SPONSOR USMESA


DISCUSSES THE COMPOSITION AND IMPORTANCEOF AIR IN RELATION TO VARIOUS WORKING ENVI-RONMENTS. DESCRIBES INDUSTRIAL HEALTH(BREATHING) HAZARDS ENCOUNTERED AND THEIMPORTANCE OF PROTECTING WORKERS BY USINGPROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND PROPER VENTILA-TION.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY AOMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO,THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

AIR WEATHER SERVICE OF THE USAF, TNE


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS AIR WEATHER SERVICE'S GLOBAL NET-WORK OF WEATHER FACILITIES. SHOWS HOW AWSPROVIDES ACCURATE WEATHER INFORMATION FORMILITARY USE THROUGH ITS WEATHER CENTRALS,FORECAST CENTERS, BASE WEATHER STATIONS,OBSERVATION SITES, WORLD-WIDE WEATHER RE-CONNAISSANCE, AND ATMOSPHERIC SAMPLINGMISSIONS.


AIRBORNE ECUPSE EXPEDITION, 1672


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 005389/RL

1972

SALE

RECORDS AND STUDIES A TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE.DEALS WITH THE PREPARATION, SCIENTIFIC EQUIP-MENT USED, AND PHOTOGRAPHIC RESULTS OB-TAINED FROM THE EXPEDITION. INCLUDES ACTUALLIVE MOTION PICTURE FOOTAGE OF THE VARIOUSPHASES OF THE ECLIPSE.

AIRBORNE OCEANOGRAPHY OCEANOGRAPHER OfTHE NAVY


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS MAJOR AREAS OF AIRBORNE RESEARCHCONDUCTED BY THE OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE. IN-CLUDES SCENES OF LONG-RANGE ICE FORECAST-ING, MAGNETIC SURVEYING OF THE EARTH'S SUR-FACE AND SURVEYING THE GULF STREAM.

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AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION Of TUMMULE BACILLI

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. CQIi 1966



SHOWS HOW AIRBORNE TUBERCULOSIS INFECTIONTAKES PLACE, HOW THE PATTERN OF TRANSMIS-SION IS VERIFIED, AND HOW INFECTION CAN BECONTROLLED



PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THAT SIMPLE HUMAN ERRORS ARE THECAUSE OF MOST AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS, MANY OFWHICH ARE TRIGGERED BY THE PERSONAL PROB-LEMS OF THE PILOT DEMONSTRATES THE TECH-NIOUES OF MEDICAL INVESTIGATION IN TWO CASESOF DEATHS RESULTING FROM PREVENTABLE ACC!.DENTS.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV



PRODUCER USN


SHOWS PROCEDURES FOR INVESTIGATING AN AIR-CRAFT ACCIDENT.

AIRCRAFT CALLED SEVENTY, THE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 122570/RL

1965

SALE

REVIEWS THE PILOT PREPARATION AND MAIDENFLIGHT OF XB-70. HIGHLIGHTS THE DEVELOPMENTAND CONSTRUCTION OF UNIQUE FEATURES SUCHAS STAINLESS STEEL SKIN AND FOLDING WINGTIPS.

CLEARED FOR TV, THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

AIRCRAFT CRASH FIRE INCIDENT SIMULATION TESTSOF THE LIGHT WATER TWINNED AGENT SYSTEM

le MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1906

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS INTRODUCTION OF TWINNED AGENT (LIGHTWATER AND PURPLE-K POWDER) FIRE EXTINGUISH-ERS INTO THE AIRCRAFT FIRE FIGHTING ANDRESCUE SERVICE.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

AIRCRAFT ENGINE R331030W PRINCIPLES OF OP-ERATION

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES CARBURETION, SUPER-CHARGING, LOWTENSION IGNITION, POWER CONVERSION AND RE-COVERY, LUBRICATION, AND COOLING.


AIRCRAFT ENGINES ELEMENTS OF ELECTRICITY ASAPPLIED TO IGNITION SYSTEMS


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS ELEMENTARY PHENO'IENA IN ELEC-TRICITY AND MAGNETISM AND THE APPLICATION OFTHESE PRINCIPLES TO ENGINE IGNITION SYSTEMS

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

AIRCRAFT FAMILIARIZATION - T2.1.1 SOCKEYE, AIR-CRAFT SYSTEMS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE T2J-1 BUCKEYE AND ITS AIRCRAFTSYSTEMS. DESCRIBES IN DIAGRAMMATIC DETAILTHE FUEL, OIL, HYDRAULIC, AND ELECTRICAL SYS-TEMS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AIRCRAFT FIRE AND flESCUE PROCEDURES

'39 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1968

PROOUCER USAF


OUTLINES PROCEDURES FOR CONTROLLING AIR-GRAFI* FIRES AND RESCUING CREWMEN. POINTSOUT DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES APPLYING TO ARMEDAIRCRAFT, TANKERS, AND CARGO AIRCRAFTSHOWS VARIOUS FIRE TRUCK APPROACHES ANDPOSITIONS. ALSO DEPICTS PCUTINE PERSONNELACTIVITIES INCLUDING MAINTENANCE, INSPECTION,AND TRAINING PROGRAMS.


AIRCRAFT TIRES AND TUBES SHOP INSPECTION,STORAGE, AND DISPOSITION

7 MIN, 1151AM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1956

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS A CENTRAL TIRE SHOP WHERE TIRES ANDTUBES ARE 7IIGIDLY INSPECTED AND CHECKED FORSERVICEABILITY DESCRIBES PROCEDURES FOR IN-SPECTING, TESTING, AND STORING TIRES ANDTUBES.


AIRCRAFT WORK AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


AumusTalawrs Arra", CHECK FLIGHT

ATTACHING AND AUGNING WINOS

CONNECTING AND ADJUSTING CON.TrIoLs

INSPECTING AND ADJUSTING HYDRAU-LiC MAKES

INSTALLING AND ALIGNING TAIL SUR-FACES

!METALLING LANDING GEAR

MAKING SHEET METAL REPAIRS

PATCHING FABRIC

PATCHING PLYWOOD

REPAIRING A vr000eN NIB

REPAIRING AIRCRAFT TIRES

REPAIRING AND RELINING MECHANI-CAL SNAKES

REPAIRING STRUCTURAL TUBING

SPLICING A WOOOEN SPAR

SALE

I9MIN

20MIN

19MIN

I3MIN

19MIN

19MIN

22MIN

26MIN

24MIN

20MIN

21MIN

20MIN

21MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK Assameupla AND RIVETING -ASERIES

9 16MM FILMS, OFT. SD

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY OFTHE AIRPLANE

ASSEMSLING IN A JIG DRILLING ANDRIVETING 21MIN

ASSEMBLING RI A JIG FITTING ANDUNING UP 16MIN

KIND RIVETING 15MIN

DIMPLING ANO COUNTERSINKING 21MIN

DRILLING WITH PORTABLE DRILLMOTORS 17MIN

DRIVING AND SUCKING RIVETS 18MIN

REMOVING DEFECTIVE RIVETS 15MIN

SPOT WILDING 20MIN

913111EZE RIVETINO STATIONARYAND PORTAILE RIVETERS 15MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK BLANKING SHEET METAL-ASERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 0d7535/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE PROCEDURES OF BLANKING SHEETMETAL ON THE AIRPLANES.

LANKING SHEET METAL ON THESWARM SHEAR 15MIN

BLANKING SHEET METAL WITH HANDS NIPS 18MIN

S LANKING WITH ROTARY AND HIGHS PEED SHEARS 16MIN

B LANKING WITH THE SWING ARMROUTER 17MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK - CONTROL CALES-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO PREPARE THE CABLE FORING.

MAKING% A FIVE TUCK SPUCE

MAKING A WRAPPED AND SOLDEREDSPLICE

SWAGING CABLE TERMINALS

AIRCRAFT WORK METAL FABRICATION-A SERIES

1 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW SHEET METAL IS USED IN AIRCRAFTFABRICATION

FABRICATING METAL AIRCRAFT 14MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK POWER PLANT MAINTENANCE -ASERIES

IS 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD 1945

PRODUCER USOE


INVESTIGATES THE MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY OFAIRPLANE CAMSHAFIS. CARBURETORS, RIVETING,AND GENERAL TROUBLE SHOOTING.

1944 MASSIMO/ONG THE ENGINE 13MIN

ENGINE CHANGE INSTAU.ATION 17MIN

ENGINE CHANGE REMOVAL 17MIN

INSPECTING AMO Rumor WINGPISTON ASSEMSLY 22MIN

INSPECTING AND RECONDITIONINGVALVE ASSEMBLY 25MIN

OVERHAUUNO CAMSHAFT ASSEMBLYAND CRANKCASE SECTION 'SWAIN

OVERHAULING CRANKSHAFT ASK*BLY 19MIN

OVERHAULING THE CARBURETOR 23MiN

REASSEMBLING THE ENGINE 22MIN

REMOVING AND INSPECTING CYL/NDEM

SERVICING A PROPELLER

SERVICING AND TIMING MAGNETOS

SERVICING SPARK PLUGS AND IGNI-TION WIRING 22MIN

TROUSLE SHOOTING PROBLEMS -FUEL INDUCTION I7MIN

TROUBLE SHOOTING PROBLEMS - IG-NITION 19MIN

TROUBLE SMOOT/NG PROBLEMS ME-CHANICAL AND LUBRICATION 10MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK - PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE -ASERIES


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE DUTIES OF THE AIRPLANE ME.CHANICS.

AIRPLANE MECHANIC, THE WIN

PERIODIC INSPECTION - AIRPLANE 17MIN

PERIOOIC INSPECTION ENGINE MAIN

PREFLIGHT INSPECTION - AIRPLANE 17MIN

1944 PREFUGHT INSPECTION ENGINE 13MIN

SERVICING AN AIRPLANE I7MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK - TEMPLATES-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TEMPLATES ARE USED IN AIRCRAFT.

SALE

SPLIC,

26MIN

15MIN

12MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK - FINISHING-A SERIES

1 16MM FILMS, OPT SD

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO USE A PORTABLE SPRAY GUN.

USING A PORTABLE SPRAY GUN 26MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK FORMING 'SHEET METAL-ASERIES


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE PROCEDURES OF FORMING SHEETMETAL ON THE AIRPLANES

FINISH FORMING BY HAND 16MIN

FORMING ON A HAND OPERATEDB RAKE 17MIN

FORMING ON ROTARY MACHINES 17MIN

FORMING ON THE STRETCHING MA-CHINE 17MIN

FORMING WITH A DROP HAMMER 17MIN

FORMING WITH RUINER ON THE HY-DRAULIC PRESS 11MIN

AIRCRAFT WORK - INSPECTION-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 007574IRL RENTAL

SHOWS HOW TO INSPECT THE PARTS OFPLANES.

HARDNESS TESTING - ROCKWELL

INSPECTION OF MINOR ASSEMBLIES

INSPECTION OF PLUMBING AND PIPING

INSPECTION OV SHEET METAL PARTS

INSPECTION OF THREADS

SALE

THE AIR-

18M1N

18MIN

17MIN

20MIN

22MIN

FILING TEMPLATE METAL

MAKING A MASTER CONTOUR TEM.PLATE

MAKING A MASTER DEVELOPEDLAYOUT. PT I

15MIN

ISMIN

20MIN

Videocassette and Super 8mmMany of the 16mm motion pictures listed in this catalog are also available forpurchase in various 8mm formats and in videocassette. Please contact theCenter's Order Section for further information and prices.

100 l 0

MAKING A MASTER DEVILOPIDLAYOUT, PT 2, AND MAKING THEFORM BLOCK 16MIN

SAWING TEMPLATE METAL 17MIN

AININIAIR WORK W000 FABRICATIONA IMAMS6 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD 1944

PROOVCER USOE

TITLE NO. 007579/RL RCNTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW WOOD IS USED IN AIRCRAFT FABRICA-TION.

BUILDING A BOX WA SPAR 21MIN

BUILDING A WOOOIN RIB 20MIN

LAYING OUT ANO FORMING PLYW000 211AIN

WING ASSEMBLY THE SOW TIP 14MIN

WINO ASSEMBLY TIM INBOARDPANEL 19MIN

WING ASSEMBLY TNE NOSE SECTION 20MIN

AIRCRAFT WORKA OBRIES


PR'70LICER USOE

TITLE NO 006470/RL RENTAL SALEREVIEW MATERIALS FOR THE FILM SERIES OF THESAME r ITLE

TUN BENDING SY HAND 15MIN

AIRLIFT FROM AMERICA


PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS THE V'ORLDWIDE RANGE OF THE MILITARYAIRLIFT COMALAND MISSION. TRAVELOGUE FOOT-AGE FROM NUMEROUS FOREIGN COUNTRIES HIGH-LIGHTS MAC ACHIEVEMENTS IN AEROMEDICALEVACUATION, MERCY MISSION TO DISASTER AREAS,AND ASSAULT AND STRATEGIC AIRLIFTS.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NE:.ESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THF SPON-SORING AGENCY.

AIRMOSILI DIVISION, THE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW 1966

PRODUCER US000 SPONSCoN USAF


DESCRIBES THE HISTORY, ORGANIZATION, AND CA-PABILITIES OF THE U S ARMY'S 1ST AIR CAVALRYDIVISION.

AIRPLANE MECHANIC, ma9 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1045

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 122115/RL RENTAL " SALE

OISCUSSES THE DUTIES, SKILLS, AND RESPONSIBIL-ITIES OF AN AIRPLANE MECHANIC.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. PREVENTIVEMAIN- TENANCE.

AIRPORTS IN PERSPECTIVE


PRODUCER USFAA


DOCUMENTS HOW SOME CITIES HAVE FOUNDWORKABLE SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS ASSOCIATEDWITH AVIATION'S DYNAMIC GROWTH. EMPHASIZESTHE COORDINATION BETWEEN AIRPORT DEVELOP-MENT AND COMPREHENSIVE URBAN TRANSPORTA-TION PLANNING PROGRAMS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AIRPORTS MOW BUSINESS


PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 00571I/FIL SALE

EMPHASIZES THE MODERNIZED, UPGRADED NA-TIONAL AIRPORT NETWORK ILLUSTRATES HOWAIRPORTS ATTRACT NEW INDUSTRY, PROVIDE NEWJOBS, GENERATE ADDITIONAL RECREATIONAL OP-POFITUNITIES. AND ENABLE, A COMMUNITY TOENJOY EME RGENCY SERVICES THAT DEPEND ONAIR ACCESS

AIRWAY OIMPRUCTION ANO PULMONARY ANEW

46 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1974

PRODUCER USR EMS SPONSOR USEESD

TITLE NO 0$493/RL RENTAL SALE

DEALS WI7I1 THE ANATOMY OF THE RESPIGATO'iYSYS10.1, FOCUSING ON THE IDENTIFICATION. PUR-

( ;

POSE, AND FUNCTION OF PARTS. DEMONSTRATESTHREE METHODS OF RESUSCITATION.

FROM THE MEDICAL-LEGAL COMPONENT FILMSERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMERGEN-CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

AL'S GARAGE


PRODUCER USNIAA


CENTERS AROUND AL'S AUTO REPAIR SHOP ANDTHE PROBLEM DRINKER WHO FREOUENTS THEGAUGE. DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS OF DRINKINGWHILE DRIVING. ENCOURAGES HIM TO TAKE ALOCAL PROGRAM FOR PROBLEM DPIVERS. ALSOFEATURES 1WO BOYS AT THE SHOP, WHO ARE AR-RESTED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING.

FROM THE DIAL ALCOHOL SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ALASKAN CENTENNIAL


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NC 1245a0/RL SALE

PRESENTS THE HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OFALASKA :TS STATEHOOD. AND ITS ROLE IN ASSIST-ING THE U S IN DEFENSE, RESOURCES, AND MAN-POWER FOR PEACE


CLEARED FOR TV.

ALASKAN EARTHQUAKE, THE I964


PRODUCER USGS


USES ANIMATED '3CENES. DOCUMENTARY FOOT-AGE, AND MOMILS TO SHOW THE CAUSES OFEARTHOUAKES, THE LOCATIONS OF PRINCIPALEARTHOUAKE ZONES, AND THE RELATIONSHIP BE-TWEEN GEOLOGZ ENVIRONMENT AND EARTH-QUAKE DAMAGE:

ALASKAN HERITAGE

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW 1967

PRODUCER USDOD


DESCRIBES THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OFALASKA FOCUSING ON. THE IMPORTANT ROLE OFTHE U S ARMED FORCES IN ALASKA, PAST, ANDPRESENT. SHOWS HER PHESENT DAY STATUS AND 1STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE AS SHE CELEBRATES HERCENTENNIAL.

ALASKAN SCOUT

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B4W

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 124710/RL


1962

SALE

THIS 15 CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANUDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.CLEARED FOR TV.

ALCOHOL

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE NAVY'S POLICY RELATIVE TO ALCO-HOL ABUSE. AND DESCRIBES ITS PROGRAM FORPREVENTION AND REHABILITATION.

ALCOHOL


PRODUCER USNIMH


1971

SALE

EXPLAINS HOW ALCOHOL AFFECTS THE BODY'SCHEMISTRY. DESCRIBES VARIOUS DRINKING PRAC-TICES IN AMERICAN CULTURE.

FROM THE SINGLE CONCEPT DRUG PILM SERIES.

ALCOHOL


PRODUCER USSRS


PRESENTS AN ALCOHOLIC WHO WAS ONCE A BANKVICE PRESIDENT, DESCRIBING HIS EXPERIENCE ONSKID ROW. TELLS HOW HE FOUND A NEW LIFETHROUGH THE UTAH REHABILITATION PROGRAM.

FHOM THE TO LIVE AGAIN SERIES. .

1 011 0 9

ALCOHOL AND DRIVING

I@ MIN, 35MM PILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER USNHTS


HELPS DRIVERS LEARN HOW THEY CAN MAKE WISE,ALCOHOL.RELATED DECISIONS IN CONNECTIONWITH DRIVING.

93 FRAMES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.GUIDE INCLUDED.

ALCOHOL AND INSIGHT


PRODUCER USSRS SPONSOR USRSAP


1974

SALE

DISCUSSES THE U S SOCIAL AND REHABILITATIONSERVICE PROGRAM AT THE RESEARCH AND TRAIN-ING CENTER OF GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSI-TY, WHICH INCLUDES THE STUDY OF ALCOHOLISMAS A FAMILY DISEASE. THE PROGRAM IS ALSO ANEXAMPLE OF HOW A REHABILITATION FACILITY FORALCOHOLISM IN A HOSPITAL GETS PATIENTS WITHALCOHOL-CONNECTED ILLNESSES INTO REHABILI-TATION AT THE TIME THEY ARE HOSPITALIZED.

FROM THE ALCOHOL SERIES.

ALCOHOL AND ITS PAST

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COI 1974



PRESENTS AN HISTORICAL LOOK AT ALCOHOL ANDITS INFLUENCE AND CULTURAL PATTERNS. BEGINSWITH THE EGYPTIANS AND TRACES ITS HISTORYTHROUGH EASTERN AND WESTERN CIVILIZATIONSTO THE MID-1940'S, WHEN REHABILITATION PRO-GRAMS FORMALLY ACCEPTED THE ALCOHOLIC AS APERSON WITH A DISEASE.


ALCOHOL AND MYTHS AND MONEY

29 MIN, ISHII FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974



EXPLODES MYTHS ABOUT THE DISEASE OF ALCO-HOLISM, AND TELLS HOW THOSE WHO NEED REHA-BILITATION MAY OBTAIN FINANCIAL AID. FEATURESDR RUTH FOX, WHO BROUGHT ANTABUS:: TO THE U5, AND DR ALKINOOS VOURLEKIS OF ST ELIZA-BETH'S HOSPITAL IN WASHINGTON, DC.


ALCONOL AND THE CUNIC




SHOWS HOW A CLINIC CAN SUPPORT THE ALCO-HOLIC AND HIS FAMILY IN ACUTE CARE, EAALY RE-HABILITATION, AND DURING A LIFETIME PROGRAM,USING THE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER'SCOUNSELING CENTER FOR ALCOHOL ABUSE AS ANEXAMPLE. TEI.LS HOW AN EMPLOYEE CAN GET INTOTHE PROGPAM AND STILL KEEP HIS JOB.


ALCOHOL AND Mt FAMILY


PROCAA:ER USSFIS SPONSOR USRSAP


DISCUSSES THE OUAR1ERWAY HOUSE, THE HALF-WAY HOUSE. JR THE INTERIM FAMILY AS A SOLU-TION FOR MANY ALCOHOLICS IN THE TRYING AD-JUSTMENT PERIOD AFtER RELEASE FROM A HOSPI-TAL. DESCRIBES THE ALPHA OUARTERWAY HOUSEFOR ALCOHOLIC WOMEN IN SALTIMORE, MD, ANDTHE CROSSROADS HALFWAY HOUSE FOR MEN INWASHINGTON, DC. TALKS ABOUT THE INTERIMFAMILY WHICH A GOOD CHURCH CAN PROVIDE.


ALCINIOL AND THE MAN


PRODUCER WARS SPONSOR USASAP


EXPLAINS THAT TOOAY'S TYPICAL MALE ALCOHOLICIS A BUSINESSMAN. SHOWS THE DEPAI IL REHABII.I.TATION HOSPITAL'S PROGRAM INVOLVING 100 BUSI-NESSES IN MILWAUKEE. DESCRIBES VARIOUS BEV-ERAGE INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMS TO ENLIGHTENPEOPLE ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF ALCOHOLISM.


4LCOHOL AND THE TEENAGER


PRODUCER LISSRS SPONSOR USRSAP


EXPLAINS THAT ALCOHOL IS THE NEW TEENAGEDRUG OF CHOICE. A GIRL TEENAGER, WHO SUF-FERS FROM ALCOHOLISM, AND A BOY TEENAGER,WHOSE PARENTS APE ALCOHOLICS, DESCRIBETHEIR REHABILITATION THROUGH ALCOHOLICSANONYMOUS. DESCRIBES THE ARMY'S REHABILITA-TION PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOLICS,


ALCOHOL AND THE WOMAN




EXPLAINS THE PROBLEMS Of IDENTIFYING AND RE-HABILITATING THE WOMAN ALCOHOLIC. TWOWOMEN, RECOVEREC. '4.COHOLICS, TELL Of THEIRREHABILITATION. GIVES A LIST OF DANGEr. SIG-NALS FOR WOMEN.


ALCOHOL AND THERAPY




ALERT IN THE PACIFIC

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL '1961

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE GROWING STRENGTH OF RUSSIANAIR POWER AND EXPLAINS HOW PACAF (PACIFICAIR FORCES) STANDS READY TO STRIKE rHE FIRSTDEFENSIVE BLOW.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY

ALEUTIAN MANNING


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 000310/RI RENTAL

ALL IT TAKES IS ONCE


PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE MO 127300/RL SAL E

DEPICTS THE SERIOUS FLIGHT HAZARD OF MENTALDISTRACTION, AND SHOWS HOW PILOTS CAN BEDISTRACTED IN FLIGHT BY PREOCCUPATION WITHPERSONAL PROBLEMS FIVE PSYCHOLOGICALPROBI.EMS FREQUENTLY ENCOUNTERED BY GEN-ERAL AVIATION PILOTS ARE PRESENTED

CLEARED FOR TV

ALL WEATHER TESTING Of AERONAUTICAL SYS-TEMS

1962 17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 127640IRL SALE

DESCRIBES TESTS CONDUCTED BY THE U S AIRFORCE IN DESERTS, POLAR REGIONS, AND INOTHER EXTREMES OF TEMPERATURE AND ATMO.SPHERIC CONDITIONS TO DETERMINE AIRCRAFTSYSTEMS RELIABILITY.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

SALE

TELLS THE STORY Of THE MEN WHO OPERATE THERADAR OUTPOSTS ALONG THE ALEUTIANS, A FOR-BIDDING BUT STRATEGIC CHAIN OF ISLANDS,

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND COES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

ALEUTIAN SKYWATCH

1974 26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USA-

TITLE NO. 000311 /FiL SALE

TELLS THE STORY OF THE ALEUTIAN DEWLINE, ANETWORK OF RADAR OUTPOSTS STRETCHINGACROSS THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS.

SALE

DESCRIBES TWO IDEAL 'REHABILITATION FACILITIESWHICH INCLUDE PSYCHIATRIC COUNSELING FORTHF ENTIRE FAMILY. ALSO TELLS ABOUT PRO-GP.,.MS FOR ALCOHOLICS IN MONTGOMERYCOUNTY_ , MD. FEATURES JAMES BURRESS, ACTINGCOMMISSIONER, REHABILITATION SERVICES ADMIN-ISTRATION.


ALCOHOL-A SERIES


PROOUCER USSRS SPONSOR USRSAP


1974

sALiEXPLORES THE HISTORY AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OFTHIS MAJOR KILLER. VIEWS ALCOHOLISM AND ITSRELATIONSHIP TO MEN. WOMEN, TEENAGERS, ANDTHE FAMILY AS A WHOLE.

ALCOHOL AND INSIGHT 29MIN

ALCOHOL ANO ITS PAST 29MIN

ALCOHOL AND MYTHS AND MONEY 29MIN

ALCOHOL AND THE CLINIC 29MIN

ALCOHOL AND THE FAMILY 29M IN

ALCOHOL AND THE MAN 29MIN

ALCOHOL AND THE TEENAGER .29MIN

ALCOHOL ANO THE WOMAN 29MIN

ALCOHOL AND THERAPY 29MIN

ALCOHOL. ACCIDENTS, AND CRIME 29MIN

ALCOHOL, ACCIDENTS. AND CRIME

29 MIN, 115MM HIM OPT. SD, COL 1974


TITLE NO 009114/AL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HUMANE TREATMENT FOR THOSE WHOSUFFER FROM ALCOHOLISM AND ARE INVOLVED INACCIDENTS. DISCUSSES SUCH ENLIGHTENED PRO-GRAMS AS THE ALCOHOL SAFETY ACTION PROJECTIN FAIRFAX, VA, AS IT APPLIES TO PROBLEM ANDSOCIAL DRINKERS.


ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS


PROOUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES EPIDEMIOLOGIC FACIORS LINKING AL-COHOL WITH CIRRHOSIS, GROSS AND micruncoe.IC FEATURES OF VARIOUS STAGES Of ALCOHOLICLIVER DISEASE, PROGRESSION Of THE PATHOLO-GIC STAGES TO THE FINAL END-STAGE CONDITIONOF CIRRNOSIS, AND PATHPHYSIOLOGICAL CONSE-QUENCES Of THE CIRRHOTIC STATE.

66 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED, DEVELOPED BY THE ASSOCI-ATION Of PATHOLOGY CHAIRMEN IN COLLABORA-TION WITH THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISUALCENTER.

FROM THE BASIC PATHOLOGY SERIES.

1961

CLEARED FOR TV.

ALGINATE IMPRESSION AND THE DENTAL ASSISTANT


PRODUCER USVA


DETAILS THE ASSISTANT'S ROLE IN MAKING ALGIN-ATE IMPRESSIONS. STRESSES THAT IF THE MATERI-AL IS USED IN A PRESCRIBED, ORDERLY, STANDAR-IZED MANNER, THE RESULTS ARE UNIFORM ANDACCURATE.

ALIGNING AND INSTALLING AUXILIARY MACHINERY

17 MW, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT COJNDATIONS FOR MA-CHINERY INSTALLATION, DEVIL BOLT HOLES, ES-TABLISH CENTERS FOR HOLES FOR DRILLING, ANDALIGN MACHINES ACCURATELY ON FOUNDATIONS,

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEMACHINERY INSTALLATION, NO. 2.

ALIVE AND FtEUNG GREAT


PRODUCER GCLUBA SPONSOR USPCPF

TITLE NO. 006107/R L RENTAL

SHOWS BONNIE PURDDEN AND LENNA M PAYTONOF THE INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL FITNESS IN STOCK-BRIDGE, MA, TEACHING 25 UNREHEARSED GIRLSCLUB MEMBERS HOW TO 00 BASIC BODY-BUILDINGEXERCISES THAT IMPROVE FLEXIBILITY ANDMUSCLE STRENGTH. ENCOURAGES THE GIRLS TOENJOY ALL KINDS Of SPORTS.

ALLEN CASE, THE

75 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCE'? USSRS


SHOWS A MOTHER RECEIVING AID FOR DEPENDENTCHILDREN. DEMONSTRATES HOW MRS. ALLEN ISHELPED TO COPE WC,'H HER PROBLEM AND HOWSOCIAL WORKERS CAN INCREASE THEIR SKILL INTREATMENT ORIENTED INTERVIEWING. USEFUL INTEACHING CRISES INTERVENTION CONCEPTS,

ALLEN CASE, THE (SHORT VERSION)

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEW

PRODUCER USSR S


PRESENTS FIVE SITUATIONS IN WHICH A MOTHERRECEIVES ASSISTANCE WHICH HELPS HER COPEWITH HER PROBLEMS. TELLS HOW SOCIAL WORK-ERS CAN INCREASE THEIR SKILL IN TREATMENT-ORIENTED INTERVIEWING. ALSO TEACHES CRISISINTERVENTION CONCEPTS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'ALLENCASE, THE.'

ALLIED VIEW OF AMERICAN HERITAGE, AN


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE TOUR OF YORKTOWN, WILLIAMSBURG,AND JAMESTOWN PROVIDED OFFICERS OF ALLIEDCOUNTRIES TO ACOUAINT THEM WITH THE AMERI-CAN HERITAGE.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-

1974 FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

1965

ALL, DAY KINDERGARTEN CINCINNATI, OHIO

9 MiK 35MM FILMSTRIP, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1975

PRODUCER USRRP


SHOWS HOW DISADVANTAGED, INNER-CITY PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN, WHO SCORE AT OR BELOWTHE 25TH PERCENTILE ON A PRESCHOOL INVEN-TORY, PERFORM A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES DE-SIGNED TO INCREASE THEIR MOTOR, PERCEPTUAL,AND AUDITORY SKILLS, AS WELL AS THEIR LAN-GUAGE AND CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT SHOWSWEEKLY FIELD TRIPS AND MEDICAL AND DENTALSERVICES TO THE CHILDREN. PARENT PARTICIPA-TION IN THE PROGRAM IS ENCOURAGED IN ORDERTO MOTIVATE FAMILIES TO HELP THEIR CHILDRENDEVELOP.WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.72 FRAMES A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDBOOK,AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HANDBOOK, AFLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAM PROCESS,AND AN OBJECTIVES-ACTIVITIES-ASSESSMENTCHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE RIGHT TO READ PACKAGES FOR EFFEC-TIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

,102 1

ALOFT

t 1 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, r'')L 1976

PRODUCER USFAA


HIGHLIGHTS THE SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY Of THEU S NATIONAL AVIATION SYSTEM. OFFERS A VIEWOF FAA'S SAFETY MISSION AND THE HIGHLYTRAINED PEOPLE WHO CARRY IT OUT.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ALPHA, SETA. AND GAMMA


PRODUCER USAEC


GIVES AN INSIGHT INTO THE ORIGINS AND NATUREOF ALPHA, BETA, AND GAMMA RADIATION. DIS-CUSSES AND DESCRIBES THE ATOMS INTROOUCESTHE ENERGY-LEVEL CONCEPT AND THE POTENTIAL-.ENERGY WELL MODEL OF THE NUCLEUS.

FROM THE UNGERSTANDING THE ATOM SERIES.

ALPHAPHONICS SOUTH SANNIA

1 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER USRRP

priE NO. 009764/RL

THE PROGRAM USES ANSYSTEM TO INCREASE THE

FRANCISCO, CALIFON-

1975

SALE

ORGANIZED PHONICSREADING READINESS

1

OF ONE SCHOOL'S KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN,MANY OF WHOM HAVE BILINGUAL PARENTS.SHOWS HOW THE CHILDREN LEARN TO NAME,SOUND, AND WRITE ONE LErren AT A TIME. INCLUDEll A NUMSER OF DEVICES TO MOTIVATEPUPILS AND CATCH THEIR INTEREST, INCLUDING ANIMAGINARY CHARACTER FROM OUTER SPACE WHOPROVIDES FREOUENT REWARDS. THE CHILD IS EN-COURAGED TO BEGIN READING STORIES ANDBOOKS.WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.102 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HAND-BOOK, AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HAND-BOOK, A FLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAMPROCESS, AND AN OBJECTIVESACTIVITIES.ASSESS-MENT CHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE RIGHT ro READ PACKAGES FOR EFFEGRic READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

ALVEgrill RIDGE REDUCTION FOR POCKET ELIMINA-


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES SURGICAL CORRECTION OF A 1-WALL INTRABONY DEFECT AT THE MESIAL ASPECTOF A TILTED MANDIBULAR MOLAR. ALSO SHOWSHOW A BONE CHISEL IS USED TO ELIMINATE THEDEFECT AND CORRECT THE BONE CONTOUR. THEFLAP DESIGN AND SUTURE PLACEMENT ACHIEVEAN OVERLAPPING OF THE FLAP MARGINS TO FA-CILITATE PRIMARY HEALING.

ALWAYS READY

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USCG


BRIEFLY HIGHLIGHTS SOME OF THE MAJOR MIS-SION3 OF THE COAST GUARD. SHOWS THE MEN,SHIPS, PLANES, AND STATIONS INVOLVED INSEARCH AND RESCUE. AIDS TO NAVIGATION, MER-CHANT MARINE SAFETY, POLAR OPERATIONS. ANDOTHER DUTIES OF THE SERVICE.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ALWAYS VIGILANT CIVIL AIR PATROL VOLUNTEERS


PRODUCER USAF SPONSOR USNMAC


DEFINES THE THREE FUNCTIONS OF THE CIVIL AIRPATROL: CADET PROGRAMS, SEARCH AND RESCUE,AND AEROSPACE EDUCATION. POINTS OUT THECAP'S AS VOLUNTEER, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION,PERFORMING HUMANITARIAN SERVICES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS A PUBLIC EXHIBITION.

AMALGAM ALLOYS DOSPENSING SYSTEMS, DISPOS-AKE CAPSULES, AND AMALGAMATOR

7 MIN. 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PRODUCER USVA,


DISCUSSES THE CUT AND CONTENT OF VARIOUSCOMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE AMALGAM ALLOYS.DEMONSTRATES A VARIETY OF PROPORTIONING.DISPENSING. AND AMALGAMATING DEVICES.

AMALGAM CAVITY PREPARATION, MODIFIED OUT-UNE FORM - PLACEMENT OF LINER, SASE& ANDPINS

10 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT, SD; COL 1973

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW A MODIFIED CLASS TWO CAVITY ISPREPARED FOR AN AMALGAM RESTORATION. DEM-ONSTRATES HOW PINS ARE EMPLOYED TO SECURERETENTION IN A SECOND TOOTH WITH A LARGECAVITY AND LITTLEkTOOTH STRUCTURE REMAIN-ING.

AMBULATION TRAINING FOR THE PARKINSON PA-TIENT


PRODUCER USHMAC


EXPLAINS AND DEAFONSTRATES TECHNIQUES USEDIN AMBULATION TRAINING FOR THE PARKINSON PA-TIENT.

AMBULATION TRAINING Of ma Hamm= PA-TIENT

10 MIN, 18MiA FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1066

PRODUCER UBPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS BEGINNING AMBULATION TRAINING OF THEHELLIPLEGIC PATIENT, USING A HANDY-STANDY ORA PICK-UP STRAP INSIDE THE PARALLEL BARS.

AMERICA IN SPACE - THE FIRST DECADE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLL NO. 130030/RL SALE

PROVIDES A 10-YEAR HISTORY OF NASA'S ROLE INTHE EXPLORATION OF SPACE. DESCRIBES MAJORACCOMPLISHMENTS IN AERONAUTICS, ATMOSPHER-IC RESEARCH, THE USE OF SCIENTIFIC AND APPLI-CATIONS SATELLITES, STUDIES OF THt MOON ANDPLANETS, AND MANNED SPACE FLIGHT.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AMERICA IN SPACE - THE FIRST FIVE YEARS


PRODUCER USNASA


TRACES THE GROWTH OF AMERICA'S SPACE PRO-GRAM FROM EXPLORER 1 THROUGH THE INITIALPHASES OF THE APOLLO PROGRAM.

AMERICA ON THE ROCKS


PRODUCER USNIM


DOCUMENTS THE NATIONAL PROBLEM OF ALCO-HOLISM AND SPEI.LS OUT THE eLIGHT OF 9 MILLIONPROBLEM DRINKERS IN THE COUNTRY TODAY.

AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL


PRODUCERUSAF


ILLUSTRATES PATRIOTIC SCENERY WITH THE SONG'AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL' PLAYED IN THE. BACK-GROUND.

THIS IS C''DERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NU, .EDESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AMERICA'S CRITICS ABROAD


PRODUCER USDOD


EXPLAINS HOW TO COUNTER ADVERSE CRITICISMOF THE U S WHEN ABROAD AND HOW TO REPLY TOOUESTIONS ABOUT AMERICAN HABITS, ATTITUDES,AND POLICIES. POINTS OUT THE SERVICEMAN'S RE-SPONSIBILITY TO BE ACCURATELY INFORMEDWHEN REPRESENTING THE POSITION OF THE U SGOVS.RNMENT.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

AMERICA'S JOURNEY TO THE MOON


PRODUCERMRMCD SPONSOR LiSNCEM


PRESENTS A DOCUMENTARY OF MAN'S FIRST WALKON THE MOON.

CAPTIONED VERSION. TEACHER'S MANUAL AND 20COPIES OF CHILD-USE WORKBOOK INCLUDED. PRO-OUCED BY THE FORMER MIDWEST REGIONALCENTER FOR THE DEAF AT LINCOLN. NE, 1971. RE-ISSUED BY NATIONAL CENTER ON EDUCATIONALMEDIA AND MATERIALS FOR THE HANDICAPPED,1974,

AMERICA'S WINGS

29 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL .1976

PRODUCER USNASA


LOOKS AT THE PEOPLE AND EVENTS OF EARLY AVI-ATION. DESCRIBES THE INVENTOR OF THE HELI-COPTER, THE WIND TUNNEL, DEVELOPMENT OF JETTRANSPORT AIRFOILS, SWEPT-SWING, AND THE'COKE-BOTTLE' FUSELAGE AND WINGLET.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AMERICAN DREADNOUGHT, THE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1968

PRODUCER USN


EXT AINS HOW THE USS NEW JERSEY WAS DE-MOTHBALLED AND RECOMMISSIONED TO JOIN THEFLEET FOR SERVICE IN VIETNAM.


AMERICAN FIRST ARMY AACHEN TO ma MOIRRIVER


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS SCENES OF THE AMERICAN 1ST ARMY'S AD-VANCE FROM AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER INWORLD WAR II. COVERS ACTIVITIES OF THE 1ST,9TH, 26TH, 63RD, AND 104TH DIVISIONS, AND THE311D ARMORED DIVISION.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1940. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1951.


AMERICAN ISLAND, THE


PRODUCER USBOR


SHOWS ONE OF AMLACA'S LAST UNSPOILED RE.SOURCES, HER ISLANDS. INDICATES HOW INTELLI-GENT PLANNING FOR USE PROVIDES A VARIETY OFRECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND PROTECTS THISENVIRONMENT FOR FUTURE GENERATION.*COVERS ISLANDS FROM MAINE TO CALIFORNIA.SUCH AS MT DESERT ISLAND, MARKERS ISLAND,ISLE ROYAL, AND SANTA CATALINA.

AMERICAN NAVY IN VIETNAM


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE NAVY'S COMMITMENTS IN VIET-NAM INCLUDING BOMBING AND MISSILE STRIKES, ARIVER ASSAULT LANDING, AND CIVIL ACTION.

AMERICAN NINTH ARMY AACHEN TO THE NOIRRIVER

31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W 1949

PROXICER USA


SHOWS SCENES OF THE AMERICAN 9TH ARMY'SADVANCE FROM AACHEN TO THE ROER RIVER INWORLD WAR II.PRODUCED BY U'S AP!IY. 1948. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949.


AMERICAN SCENE-A SERIES

7 16MM FILMS. OPT. SD 1949

PRODUCER USOWI


PORTRAYS THE EXPERIENCES OF INDIVIDUALSLIVING IN ,AMERICA. EMPHASIZES INDUSTRIALWORK AND THE ADJUSTMENT IMMIGRANTS HAVEMADE TO LIFE IN THE U S.RELEASED FOR SALE IN THE U 3 THROUGH U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION IN 1949. PRODUCED BY THEU S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, OVERSEASBRANCH, IN 1943.1944, AND 1945.

SETTER TOMORROW, A

FREEDOM TO LIARS MAIN

LISRARY OF CONGRESS, ma 21MIN

NORTHWEST U S A 22MIN

STEEL TOWN 17MIN

SWEDES IN AMERICA 18MIN

TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER WI DAWN

AMERICAN SOLDIER IN COMSAT, ma


PRODUCER US000 SPCNSOR USA


PRESENTS AN ACCOUNT OF THE COMBAT HISTORYOF THE AMERICAN FIGHTING MAN FROM THEEARLY DAYS TO THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPEN-DENCE IN THE PRESENT ERA.

AMERICAN WAY Of TAXING, TIM

2$ MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1977

PRODUCER USIRSP


PRESENTS THE SERVICES AVAILABLE TO TAXPAY-ERS THROUGH THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERV/GE,AND HOW THE TAX SYI, ;EM IS ADMINISTERED.LEADS THE VIEWER THROUGH EVENTS IN MARI-CA'S PAST WHICH SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTED OURTAX SYSTEM. EXPLAINS row IRS ADMINISTERS TAXLAWS AND TELLS HOW TAXPAYERS CAN GET HELPTHROUGH THEIR LOCAL IRS OFFICES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AmanicAN WAY, THE

28 MIN, 16MM FILM, CPT SD. COL

PRODUCTR USDOTP

TITLE NO 009486/RI

AMPHISIOUR CARGO HANDLING SYSTEMS LANDINGPLATFORM HELICOPTER AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT

1074 SHIP


PRODUCER USN

TITLE P. 005548/RISALE

TAKES A LOOK AT THE NEEDS. PROBLEMS. ANDPLEASURES OF TRANSPORTATION, AND SHOWSTHE ROLE OF HE U S DEPARTMENT Of TRANS.PORTATION IN THIS GIANT INDUSTRY. EXPLAINSHOW THE DEPARTMENT Of TRANSPORTATIONHELPS DEVELOP ALL FORMS OF TRANSPORTATIONAND MAKES A BALANCED TRANSPORTATION NET-WORK POSSIBLE.

CLEARED Fon NONSPONSORED TV.

mamma, 1771. The28 MIN, 16MM FILM. QPT SD. COL

PRODUCERUSDAVA

1975

TITLE NO 010059/RI RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS A VIEW Of EVERYDAY LIFE DURING THETIME OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. SHOWS THECRAFTS, WAYS OF LIFE. AND THE DIFFERENCES OfATTITUDES AMONG VARIOUS TYPES Of PEOPLELIVING IN THE COLONIES.

AMHARIC SAW COURSE, UNITS 140

26 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004184/RITEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

AMHARIC BASIC COURSE, UNITS 140 (SAMPLER)

1 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED.

AMHARIC BASIC COURSE, UNITS 0140 ANO READERGLOSSARY (SAMPLER)

AUDIOCASSETTES;21TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004191/RI SALE

TEXT INCLUDED.

AMHARIC BASIC COURSE, UNITS 6140 AND READERGLOSSARY

5 AUDIOCASSETTES. 2-TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED.

AMMUN(TION SUPPLY POINT OPERATION

25MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT 'SD, SAW 1954

PRODUCER USA SPONSOR USAF .


DEPICTS THE OPERATION Of A TYPICAL AMMUNI-TION SUPPLY POINT IN RECEIPT AND ISSUE Of AM-MUNITION, EMPHASIZING THE NEED FOR ACCURATERECORDS, PROPER STORAGE, AND SAFETY MEA-SURES.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. ,

AMONG YOUR SOUVENIRS


PRODUCER USDA


PORTRAYS THE MENACE FOREIGN PLANT ANDANIMAL PESTS PRESENT TO U S AGRICULTURE ANDPUBLIC HEALTH. SHOWS HOW TOURISTS UNWIT-TINGLY BRING SERIOUS FOREIGN PESTS INTO THEUNITED STATES IN INNOCENT LOOKING ITEMS. DE-PICTS INSPECTIONS CARRIED ON TO STOP THESEINVASIONS.

AmOutas, VOLTS, AND owe

8 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1947

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE MEANING, RELATIONSHIP. AND MEA-SUREMENT OF AMPERES, VOLTS. AND OHMS.

PRODUCED NY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947.

FROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES.ELEMENTARY ELECTRICITY.

SALE

AMPHIBIOUS CARGO HANDUNG SYSTEMS - LPD -LANDING PLATFORM DOCK AMPHIBIOUS...


PRODUCER USN


FULL TITLE-AMPHIBIOUS CARGO HANDLING SYS.TEMS LP0 LANDING PLATFORM DOCK AMPHIBIOUSTRANSPORT SHIP SHOWS OPERATIONS OF THELPO IN AN ASSAULT CONDITION.

AMPUF11111 DISTORTION

22 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W 1970

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES HARMONICS AND SQUARE WAVE. AND EX.PLAINS THE FREQUENCY CONTENT Of A SQUAREWAVE. DEFINES AND EXPLAINS WHAT CAUSES FRE-QUENCY. AMPLITUDE, AND PHASE DISTORTION.IDENTIFIES WAVF.SHAPES Of EACH YPE Of DIS-TORTION.KINESCOPE.


AMPUFIER PRINCIPLES


PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES AND COMPARES VOLTAGE AND POWERAMPLIFIERS. EXPLAINS CLASS A. AB. S. AND C AM.PLIFIERS AS TO THEIR OPERATING POINT ON THECHARACTERISTIC CURVE AS DETERMINED BY THEIRBIAS. DISCUSSES THE THIRD METHOD OF CLASSIFY-ING AMPLIFIERS. QOMPARES THE EFFICIENCY ANDFIDELITY Of EACH CLASS Of AMPLIFIER.1AND GIVESTHE. CONFIGURATION Of THE 3 TYPES OF AMPLIFI.ER CIRCUITS.KINESCOPE.

AMPLIIIER PRINCIPLES - CLASSIFICATION, PT 1

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT:SD, B&W 1965

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES FREQUENCY RESPONSE. VOLTAGE.ANDCURRENT AMPLIFICATION, AND CLASSES Of OPER.ATION. DEFINES FIDELITY, SELECTIVITY. SENSITIVITY, AND EFFICIENCY.KINESCOPE.


AMPLIFIER PRINCIPLES - CLASSIFICATION, PT 2

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1965

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE No 133716/RI SALE

IDENTIFIES CLASS A, AB. 13, AND C AMPLIFIERSFROM THEIR CHARACTERISTIC CURVES. COMPARESTHEIR EFFICIENCY AND FIDELITY. DEMONSTRATESHOW THE BIAS AND MAGNITUDE Of THE INPUTSIGNAL DETERMINES THE CLASS Of OPERATION.KINESCOPE.


AMPLIFIER PRINCIPLES COUPLING, IT 1

27 MIN, 16MM FILM. CPT. SD. B&W 1965

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 133724/RI RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE DIRECT COUPLING Of AMPLIFIERSTAGES. GIVES THE LIMITATIONS AND THE MAINADVANTAGE Of DIRECT COUPLING. DISCUSSES RCCOUPLING, SHOWING THE SCHEMATIC AND EX.PLAINING THE PURPOSE Of THE COMPONENTS.TRACES THE PATH Of AN AC SIGNAL THROUGHTHE RC COUPLING NE tWORK.KINESCOPE.


AMPUFIER PRINCIPLES COUPLING, PT


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 133726/FIL SALE

SHOWS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RC AND IMPED-ANCE COUPLING, DISCUSSES THE FUNCTION Of

104112

THE COMPONENTS AND THE REASON FOR IMPED-ANCE COUPLING HAVING A HIGH GAIN SNOWS THESCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND TRACES THE AC SIGNALTHROUGH THE CIRCUIT GIVES A SCHEMATIC Of ATRANSFORMER COUPLED AMPLIFIER. EXPLAINS ITSACTION, AND TRACES THE CURRENT FLOWTHROUGH THE CIRCUIT.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

MAYER LIFESAVING COMPUTER Of TM,. SEAS


PRODUCER USCG


DESCRIBES THE AMVER (AUTOMATED MUTUAL AS-SISTANCE VESSEL RESCUF SYSTEM) AND HOW ITWORKS AS AN AID TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND CO-ORDINATION Of SEARCH AND RESCUE EFFORTS ATSEA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ARVIN-AUTOMATED MERCHANT VESSEL REPORTS


PRODUCER USCG


SHOWS HOW THE AUTOMATED MUTUAL ASSIS-TANCE VESSEL RESCUE SYSTEM Of THE U SCOAST GUARD IS U3ED TO AID IN DEVELOPMENTAND COORDINATION OF SEARCH AND RESCUE EF-FORTS AT SEA. USES EXAMPLES Of TWO SHIPSAND AN AIRCRAFT IN DISTRESS TO EXPLAIN HOWAMVER'S ELECTRONIC COMPUTER FURNISH POSI-TIONS AND MEDICAL CAPABILITY INFORMATION OFNEARBY MERCHANT VESSELS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

AN/T111-26 GROUND SURVEILLANCE RADAR, THE


PROOUCER USA


SHOWS FEATURES AND SURVEILLANCE CAPABILITY,MODES Of OPERATION. APPLICATION IN TARGETIDENTIFICATION. AUTOMATIC SEARCH, AUTOMATICRANGE. MANUAL SEARCH. MANUAL TRACK AUDIO,AND MANUAL TRACK VIDEO.

AN/TPS41 GROUND SURVEILLANCE RADAR, THEMOVING TARGET DETECTION


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 1 337521RL SALE

FEATURES AUDIO RETURNS PICKED UP BY AN/TPS-25 FROM WALKING PERSONNEL. LIGHT AND HEAVY,WHEELED VEHICLE, VEHICLE DISPERSION MANEU-VER. TRACKED VEHICLE, AND TANKS.

ANATOMIC LANDMARKS IN PANOREX RADIOGRAPHY(REV ID)


PRODUCER USVA


RELATES THE ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF THEMAXILLA AND MANDIBLE TO THE RADIOLUCENCIESAND RADIOPACITIES SEEN IN THE PANOREX RADIO-GRAPH. POINTS OUT THAT THE COMPLEXITY OFTHE PANORAMIC RADIOGRAPH REQUIRES KNOWL-EDGE Of ANATOMY FOR INTERPRETATION.

ANATOMY OF A GRIEVANCE

22 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1974

PROOUCER USCSC

4,TITLE NO. 004722/RI RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS THE PROCESSING OF AN EMPLOYEEGRIEVANCE OVER INTERPRETATION AND APPLICA-TION Of AN AGREEMENT CI AUSE.INCLUDES DISCUSSION LEADER'S GUIDE. DEPICTIONOf THE SAME CASE IS CONTINUED IN 'ARBITR ATIONOF A GRIEVANCE.'

ANATOMY OF A TRIUMPH


P400UCER USGSA


DOCUMENTS MAN'S ATTEMPTS TO FLY-FROM THEWRIGHT BROTHERS' KITTY HAWK FLIGHT TO THEAPOLLO 11 WALK ON THE MOON. CONTAINS FOOT-AGE Of THE WRIGHT BROTHERS. LINDBERGH, RICK.ENBACKER. GODDARD. VON BRAUN. HITLER. AS-TRONAUTS IN THE MERCERY. GEMINI, AND APOI 10PROGRAMS AND YURI GAGARIN'S EPIC VOYAGEINTO SPACE.

ANATOMY Of THE HEAD AI40 NICK-A sansla 164AM FILMS, OPT. $O 1969

PRODUCER USVADT

MU A0 0076311/AL SALEPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.

S OUNDAINTS OP THE CAROTID TRIAWOLE 12MIN

CAROTID TRIANGLE, THE 12MIN

LATERAL NECK SUPERFICIAL STRUCTURES

MASSEUR AND TEMPORAL MUSCLES 14MIN

PAROTID GLAND AND FACIAL NERVE,THE 11MIN

PHARYNX, THE TOPOGRAPHICALANATOMY MIN

PTIRY0000 44trunAND INFRAP-TERY0010 17MIN

S UBMANOWIR AR TRIANGLE 14MIN

SUOMENTAL TRIANGLE, T411 IMIN

TEMPOROMANOISIAAR JOINT, TIM SMIN

THYRATRON SAWTOOTH GENERATOR MAIN

TRACHIALIRIANGLE. THE SMIN

ANCILLARY METHODS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OfSTROKE, PT I

V MIN, 3/4 IN. moEocAsserrE, COL .962

PROOUCERWAAMP 'SPONSOR USNMAC

7771E NO:007250/AL SALE

DISCUSSES THE ROLE OF SKULL X-RAYS, ECHOEN.CEPHALOGRAMS AND BRAIN SCANS,

YNAMOMETRY, AND DOPPLER TECH-MOUE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF STROKE.

ANCILLARY METHODS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OfSTROKE. FT I

V MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, OOL 1969

PRODUCERWARMP SPONSOR USNMAC

7771E NO 007249/RL SALE

DISCUSSES El ECTROENCEPHALOGRAM, LUMBARPUNCTURE AND ITS HAZARDS, AND ANGIOGRAPHYIN THE DIAGNOSIS OF STROKE.

ANCILLARY METHODS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OfSTROKE, FT 3


PRODUCERWANMP SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 00724S/RL SALE

PRESENTS CASE ILLUSTRATIONS OF ALL TECH-NICIUES DISCUSSED IN THE FIRST TWO PROGRAMS.

ANCYLOSTOMA CANIUM IN 71411 INTIST/NE OP THE000

5 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. $O, BEW


ME NO 136374/RL SALE

DEPICTS THE BLOOD-SUCKING ACTIVITIES ANDCOPULATION OF ADULT HOOKWORMS IN THE IN-TESTINES OF THE DOG.

1962

ANDOVEWS INDIVIDUAUEED READING SYSTEM AN.DOVER MASSACHUSETTS

14 MIN 36MM FILMSTRIP,AUD106ASSeTTE, COL 1975

PRODUCER WIMP


THE PROGRAM SEGINS WITH INONIDUALIZEDSTRUCTION OP GRADES 14 IN BASIC READING

iromWHERE CHILDREN WHO AAE FROM HIGHFAMILIES AND *a PERFORM WELL IN

SCHOOL ARE PRETESTED ANO THEN ASSIGNEDSPECIFIC LESSONS. SKILL INSTRUCTION_, FOR AN IN-DIVIDUA OR A SMALL GROUP, IS FOLLOWED BYINDIVIDUALLY PACED WORK ON PRACTICE SHEETSAND A POSTTEST. SHOWS HOW THE TEACHERCHECKS THE POSTTEST AND PLANS THE STU-DENT'S NEXT ACTIVITIES.WITH AUDISLE AND INAUOISLI ADVANCE SIGNALS.1011 FRAM. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HAND-SOCK, AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HAND-PQM, A FLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAMPROCESS AND AN OSJECTNEINACTIVITIESASSESS-MINT CHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE NOWT TO READ PACKAGES FOR VFW.TNT READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

ANEMIA IN THE PEW WEEK OP UPI


PRODUCER USNMAC


COMPARES LAB V4UES OF THE FULL TERM NEW-WAN'S BLOOD WMI THOSE OF THE ADULT, DE-

FINES ANEMIA AND EXPLAINS THE RESPONSIBLEMECHANISMS, AND PRESENTS THE CHARACTERIS-TIC HISTORICAL, mosrAL, AND LABORATORY FEA-TURES OF EACH MECHANISM.61 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD.VANCE SIGNAL. GUIDE INCLUDED. DEVELOPEDUNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COM-MITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOLPEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN.

FROM THE PEDL4TRIC NEWBORN SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR P9OFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

Anuovess24 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 19e9



DISCUSSES SIZE ESTIMATION, METHODS OF TREAT.MENT, RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION, AND SURGI-CAL MANAGEMENT OF ABDOMINAL ANEURYSMS.

FROM THE ABDOMINAL AND PERIPHERAL VASCU-LAR DISEASE SERIES.

ANGINA PECTORIS, PT 1

22 4:IN, 3/1 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1969



REVIEWS THE ANATOMY OF THE HEART AND STA-TISTICAL ANALYSIS, WITH STRESS ON THE EPIC*.MIOLOGY OF THE DISEASE AND ASSOCIATED RISKFACTORS OF ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.

ANGINA.PIECTORIS, PT 2



TITLE NO 007276/14L SALE

REVIEWS THE PATHOLOGY, MYOCARDIAL ENERGE-TICS, AND METHODS IN DIAGNOSIS OF ARTERIOS-CLEROTIC HEART DISEASE.

ANGINA PECTORIS, PT 3


PROOUCER WARMP SPONSOR USNMAC


DEALS WITH MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENTOF ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, METHODSOF PREVENTION, AND THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISEON THE DISEASE.

ANIMAL SITES AND Num15 MIN, 103MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


STRESSES THE 'ANIMAL BITE PROBLEM AND SHOWSWHAT STEPS CAN BE TAKEN BY THE INDIVIDUALAND COMMUNITY TO .REDUCE THE MENACE. DE-PICTS HOW PHYSICAL AND PSYCHIC TRAUMA OF'RABIES AND OTHER DISEASES CAN BE PREVENTEDBY CONTROLLING ANIMAL BITES.

ANNAPOUS THE FIRST YEAR

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL. 1973

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS A PORTRAIT OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY'SPLEBE YEAR. COMMENCES WITH THE NEW MIDSHIP-MEN'S TRAINING. CONCLUDES WITH THEIR FIRSTSUMMER CRUISE.

ANOTHER DAY Of CRUISING


PRODUCER Utica


DEALS WITH THE WAYS TO MAKE BOATING EVENMORE FUN BY KNOWING THE ABC'S OF SAFETYAFLOAT. SHOWS TWO GROUPS: ONE A FAMILY, THEOTHER FOUR YOUNG ADULTS INVOLVED IN THEUSUAL ADVENTURES AND MISADVENTURES OF THEWEEKEND SAILOR. DISCUSSES THE ESSENTIALS OFBASIC BOATING COURTESY AND SKILLS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ANOTHER DAY Of WAR MI USAF IN VIETNAM

14 MIN, 16Am FILM, OPT. 50,001 1967

PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS A TYPICAL DAY IN THE LIFE OF AIR FORCEPERSONNEL SERVING IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. HIGH-LIGHTS AIR AND GROUND WARFARE, AIR RESCUE,FLIGHT LINE MAINTENANCE, CIVIC ACTIC44 PRO-GRAM, AND FOOD SERVICE ACTIVITIES.

THIS IS OONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT

POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.CLEARED FOR NONSPONSORED TV.

ANOTHER VOICE


PRODUCER USSRS


DEPICTS THE REHABILITATION OF THE LARYNGEOTOMES VIA ESOPHAGEAL SPEECH

ANSWER IS UNOIRSTANDING, THE


PRODUCER USNIMH


PRESENTS A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF CURRENTKNOWLEDGE ABOUT NARCOTICS AND DANGEROUSDRUGS. BEGINS WITH THE LEGENDARY HIGS OF4,000 BC, AND ENDS WITH THE ADDICTION AN^ PSY-CHEDELIC DILEMMAS OF TOOAY.

ANSWER, AN


PRODUCER USN

TITLENO. 141011/RL SALE

SHOWS PRESIDENT KENNEDY VISITING THE 20FLEET AND 20 MARINE DIVISION TO VIFW EXER-CISES INVOLVING AIR, SEA, AND AMPHIBIOUS OPER-ATIONS.


ANTE-MORTEM INSPECTION CATTLE, CALVE"SWINE, AND SHEEP


PROOUCER USDA


SHOWS INSPECTION PROCEDURES OF LIVESTOCKBEFORE BUTCHERING.

CLEARED FOR TV:

ANTENNA MATCHING DEVICES


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES IMPEDENCE MATCHING AND FEEDINGRESONANT AND NONRESONANT LINE ANTENNAS.EXPLAINS COAXIAL AND TWISTED-PAIR LINE FEED-ING. COVERS THREE TIRES OF TRANSFORMEWDEL TA MATCHING, QUARTER WAVE STUB MATCH-ING, AND QUARTER WAVE MATCHING.

KINESCOPE.


ANTENNAS

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES ANTENNA, AND EXPLAINS THE PHYSICALCONSTRUCTION AND THE ELECTRICAL CHARACTER-ISTICS OF A SINGLE DIPOLE ANTENNA. DESCRISESHALF AND QUARTER WAVE ANTENNAS. DEFINES IN-DUCTION FIELDS AND RADIATION FIELDS.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ANTERIOR MAXILLARY OSTECTOMY AND am=C4/ DIASTIMA


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE AO. 0051147/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES AN AOCEPTED TECHNIQUE FORSURGICALLY CORRECTING THE PROTRUSION ANODIASTEMA OF MAXILLARY CENTRAL INCISORS.

ANTIGEN ANALYSIS SY =Axon CHROMATINGRAPHY AND GELOPPUSION Of HYDATIO FLUID

27 MIN, 16MM,FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1562

PRODUCER USPHS 8PONXR USNMAC


REPORTS ON A RESEARCH PROJECT DEALING WITHTHE ANALYSIS OF ANTIGENS IN HYDATID FLUID.DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIOUES OF CELLULOSECHROMATOGRAPHY AND GELDIFFUINON.


ANYTAING PON KICKS (REV ED)

MIN, 11141M FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER usNom


PORTRAYS IN FILMOGRAPH TECHNIOUE THE PLIGIITAND EVENTUAL FATE OF A TEENAGE COUPLE WHcBECOME ADDICTED TO HEROIN. BASED ON THEACTUAL,' WORDS AND EXPERIENCES OF THECOUPLE, IT DRAMATICALLY PROVIDES AN INSIGHTINTO THE LIFESTYLE Of THE YOUTHFUL, MIDDLECLASS SUBURBAN ADDICT. SETS THE STAGE FORYOUTHS AND ADULTS TO DISCUSS THE PROBLEM.

ANYTHING IS POSSMILE WITH TRAINING

14 MIN, 191AM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USSEIA

T7TLENO. 141045/RL RENTAL

1970

SALE

PROVIDES EXAMPLES Of SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYEETRAINING IN A TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE, ABOAT YARD, AND A NEWSPAPER OFFICE. SHOWSTHAT EMPLOYEE TRAINING IS ESSENTIAL TO BUSI-NESS SUCCESS.

ANYTIME, ANYTHING, ANYPLACE


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS THE FUNCTIONS AND SERVICES Of THEMILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY CA PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AORTOILIAC AND PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE

24 MIN, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL


TITLE NO. 007278/RL

1969

SALE

DISCUSSES AORTOILIAC AND PERIPHERAL ARTERI.AL DISEASE, INCLUDING ASSOCIATED FACTORS,THE ROLE OF ARTERIOURAPHY, AND SURGICALMANAGEMENT.

FROM THE ABDOMINAL AND PERIPHERAL VASCLI.LAR DISEASE SERIES.

AOSS - ANISORNE OIL SURVEILLANCESYSTEM


PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO. 007640/RL . SALE

DEPICTS THE COAST GUARD'S ELECTRONIC 3UR.VEILLANCE SYSTEM, DEVELOPED IN RESPONSE TOPOLLUTION PROBLEMS FOR THE DETECTION Of OILSPILLS. USES FOUR SENSORS CONSISTING OF..ASIDEA.00KING RADAR, LOW-LIGHT.' EVEL TVCAMERA, INFRARED/ULTRAVIOLET LINE SCANNERAND A PASSIVE MICROWAVE IMAGER TO SHOW ITSCAPABILITIES Of DETECTION AND SURVEILLANCE INALL WEATHER CONDITIONS.

APICALLY REPOSITIONED PARTIAL THICKNESS FLAPTO IUMINATI PERIODONTAL POCKETS


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE APICALLY -POSITIONED PAR-TIAL THICKNESS FLAP USED TO ELIMINATE PERIO.DONTAL POCKETS THAT EXTEND APICALLY TO THEMUCO-GINGIVAL JUNCTION.

APOLLO SOYUZ

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT-SD, COL

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 009462/RL

1975

SALE

PRESENTS THE SPACECRAFT OF I HE USSR ANDTHE U S AND SHOWS THE TRAINING FOR THEAPOLLO-SOYUZ MISSION THROUGH THE EYES OFTHESE REPRESENTATIVES OF TWO DIFFERENT CUL-TURES

APOLLO cONIMUNICATIONS


PRODUCER USNASA


PICTURES, TELEMETRY, VOICE. AND TELEVISIONCOMMUNICATIONS DURING MISSIONS.

FROM PIE APOLLO DIGEST SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

APOLLO DIOEST--A SERIES


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 007114/RL

DESCRIBES ALL MAJOR PHASES OF THEPROGRAM.

APOLLO COMMUNICATIONS

APOU.0 MISSION HIGHLIGHTS (LONGVERSION)

APOLLO MISSION HIGHLIGHTS (SHORTVERSION)

APOLLO RECOVERY

ASSEMSUNG APOLLO

ASTRONAUT TRAINING

CANAVERAL TO KENNEDY

COMMAND MOOULE, THE

Fumy SHORT STIP, TN

INSTRUMENT UNIT, *HE

LAUNCH CONTROL CENTER

LAUNCH OF THE SATURN 5

LAUNCH SITE TO THE MOON

Ulm(' IN SPACE

LUNAR MODULE, no

MINUS THREE MILES

POWERING APOLLO

REHEARSAL FOR THE MOON

SATURN SECOND STAGE

SATURN THIRD STAGE

SERVICE MODULE, THE

SPACE SUIT

TESTING APOLLO

1969

SALE

APOLLO

APOLLO MISSION PROIILIONTS (LONG VERS/ON)

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, 3PT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 141372/RL SALE.

SHOWS THE PLANS AND PREPARATION FOR THEMANNED LUNAR LANDING MISSION. EXPLAINS THETECHNIOUES OF LAUNCHING TECHNIQUES OfLAUNCHIN , EARTH ORBIT, LUNAR LANDING, EX-PLORATION OF THE MOON, RETURN, AND RECOV-ERY. ANIMATED.

FROM THE APOLLO DIGEST SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

7MIN

I2MIN

SPAIN

7MIN

6MIN

AMIN

AMIN

OWN

7MIN

5MIN

MAIN

4MIN

3MIN

VAIN

5MIN

7MIN

5MIN

7MIN

5MIN

5MIN

5MIN

5MIN

5MIN

1969

APOLLO MISSION HIGHLIGHTS (SHORT VERSION)

5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CC!. 1969

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE PLANS AND PREPARATION FOR THEMANNED LUNAR LANDING MISSION. EXPLAINS THETECHNIOUES OF LAUNCHING, EARTH ORBIT, LUNARLANDING, EXPLORATION OF THE MOON, RETURN,AND RECOVERY. ANIMATED. .


CLEARED FOR TV.

APOLLO RECOVERY


PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS VARIOUS PLANS AND TECHNIQUES USEDFOR RECOVERY OF THE APOLLO SPACECRAFT. DE-SCRIBES THE JOINT EFFORTS OF NASA ANO DE.PARTMENT OF DEFENSE FORCES IN COVERING PRI-MARY AND SECONDARY RECOVERY ZONES.


CLEARED FOR TV.

APOLLO 04 MISSION, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


DEPICTS THE PREPARATION, LAUNCH AND RECOV-ERY OPERATIONS Of THE SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT OFTHE SEVEN AND ONE-HALF MILLION POUND.THRUSTSATURN FIVE VEHICLE WITH THE APOLLO SPACE-CRAFT. THE ENTIRE VOY AGE IS ANIMATED ANDCOLOR PHOTOGRAPHS FROM INSIDE THE SATURNOF THE EARTH ARE INCLUDED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

106

APOLLO 011 MISSION NIGHLIGNI 3

15 MIN, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE, FULL TRACK,MONO 1972

PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE FLIGHT OF ASTRONAUTS BORMAN,LOVELL, AND ANDERS, DECEMBER 21.27, 1968.

APOLLO 05 THE SPACE DUET Of SPIDER AND GUM-DROP


PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS A VIEW OF THE APOLLO 9 ASTRONAUTSMC DIVITT, SCOTT, AND SCHWEICKART BEFORE,DURING, AND AFTER THEIR EARTH ORBITAL A' 3-SION. CONCENTRATES ON THE LAUNCHING, REN.DEZVOUS, AND DOCKING 0.- THE COMMANDMODULE (GUMDROP) AND THE LUNAR MODULE(SPIDER), AND THE RETURN AND RECOVERy OFTHE CREW.

CLEARED FOR TV.

APOLLO 00 MISSION HIGHLIGHTS

20 MIN, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE, FULL TRACK,MONO

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 0019e3/AL

1972

SALE

DESCRIBES THE FLIGHT OF ASTRONAUTS MCDIVITT, SCOTT, AND SCHWEICKART, MARCI I 3-13,1069.

APOLLO 10 GREEN LIGHT FOR A LUNAR LANDING


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SECOND LUNAR OR-BITAL MISSION BY ASTRONAUTS STAFFORD,CERNAN, AND YOUNG IN MAY OF 1969. FEATURESVIEWS Of TI4E MOON AND THE EARTH FROMSPACE.

CLEARED FOR TV.



PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBESITHE FLIGHT OF ASTRONAUTS STAF-FORD, YOMG, AND CERNAN, MAY 16-26, 1969

APOLLO 11 litISION HIGHLIGHTS

57 1AIN, 1/4 I . AUDIOTAPE. FULL TRACK,MONO 1972

PRODUCER USNASA


DEPICTS THE MOON-LANDING MISSION OF ASTRO-NAUTS ARMSTRONG, COLLINS, AND ALDRIN, JULY16-24, 1969.

1972

APOLLO IS PINPOINT FOR SCIENCE


PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE SECOND LUNAR LANDING WITH EM-PHASIS ON SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION AND LAND-ING ACCURACY.

CLEARED FI.A4 TV.

APOLLO 13 HOUSTON, WE'VE GOT A PROSLEM


PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE RETURN FLIGHT OF THE CREWMENOF THE APOLLO 13 MISSION FOLLOWING AN EXPLO-SION ON BOARD THE SERVICE MODULE. EMPHA-SIZES THE TEAMWORK Of MISSION CONTROL ANDTHE SPACECRAFT CREW A3 WELL AS WORLDWIDEREACTION TO THE CRISIS,

CLEARED FOR TV.

APOLLO 13 MISSION ,HIGHLIGIfTS

34 MIN, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE, FULL TRACK,1MONO 972

PRODUCER USNASA


PROVIDES HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MOON LANDINGMISSION OF ASTRONAUTS LOVELL, SWIGERT, ANDHAISE, APRIL 11-17, 1970.

APOLLO 14 MISSION TO FRA MAURO

'9 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE No. 141370/RL SALE

PRESENTS A DOCUMENTARY ACCOUNT OF THEMISSION, INCLUDING PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED ONTHE WM TO THE MCON AND HOW THEY WERESOLVED. DEPICTS THE ACTIVITIES DURING THE SCI.ENTIFIC,AND GEOLOGICAL TRAVERSES ON THEMOON,SIND THE RETURN JOURNEY TO EARTH


38 MIN, 114 IN. AUDIOTAPE, FULL TRACK,MONO 1972

PRODUCER USNASA


DEPICTS THE MOON.LANDING MISSION OF ASTRO.NAUTS SHEPARD, ROOSA, AND MITCHELL, JANUARY31.FEBRUARY 9, 1971.

APOLLO 16. IN THE MOUNTAINS Of THE MOON

28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, Gm 1971

PRODUCER USNASA


TELLS THE STORY OF THE MOST AMBITIOUS ANDSUCCESSFUL LUNAR LANDING MISSION TO DATE.INCLUDES DETAILS OF THE THREE LUNAR SURFACESCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS, THE EXPERIMENTS INLUNAR ORBIT AND THE DRAMATIC RETURN TOEARTH.

APOLLO 16 MISSION HIGHLIGHTS _ _35 MIN, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE, FULL TRACK,MONO 1972

PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE MOON-LANDING MISSION OF AS.TRONAUTS sari% woRDEN. AND IRWIN, JULY 26.AUGUST 7, 1971.

APOLLO 14 NOTHING SO HIDOEN

28 MIN. IIIMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS A DOCUMENTARY ACCOUNT OF THEAPOLLO 16 LUNAR LANDING MISSION, AND EXPLO.RATION IN XHE HIGHLAND REGION OF THE MOON.NEAR THE CRATER DESCARTES. THROUGH THEUSE OF CINEMA VERITE TECHNIQUES, THE REALTIME ANXIETIES AND LIGHTER MOMENTS OF THESUPPORT TEAMS WERE CAPTURED IN MISSIONCONTROL AND THE SCIENCE SUPPORT ROOM.

APOLLO 17. ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS


PRODUCER USNASA


DOCUMENTS THE APOLLO 17 JOURNEY TO TAURUS.urrRow. THE FINAL LUNAR LANDING MISSION DE-PICTS THE MAJOR EVENTS OF THE MISSION. DE.SCRIBES THE PREPARATIONS FOR SKYLAB, THEUS/USSR LINK UP, AND THE SPACE SHUTTLE PRO.GRAMS OF THE FUTURE.

APOLLO 17 MISSION HIGHLIOHTS

34 MIN. 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE, FULL TRACK.MONO

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE ND 001990/RL SALE

smdwis How THE LUNAR ROVER III ROLLS ON THEMOON SURFACE FOR THE FIRST TIME. INCLUDESHIGHLIGHTS OF THE FLIGHT OF ASTRONAUTSCERNAN, sown, AND EVANS IN DECEMBER 1972FROM LAUNCHING THROUGH POST.RECOVERY AC.TIVITIES, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE INITIAL EXPLORA.T1ON OF THE LUNAR SURFACE.

1973

APOLLO-SOYUZ MISSION HIGKUGHTS - JULY 16-24,1576

96 MIN, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE, FULL TRACK,MONO 1975

PRODCER USNASA


PRESENTS COMMENTARY ON THE LAUNCH OF THEAPOLLD AND SOYUZ SPACECRAFT AND CONVERSA.TIONS BETWEEN THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTSSTAFFORD, BRAND, AND SLAYTON AND THE RUS.SIAN COSMONAUTS LEONOV AND KUBASOV.

APPALACHIAN TRAIL

11 MIN, IDAM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1951

PRODUCER USOS


EXPLAINS THE DEVELOPMENT AND PURPOSE OFTHE APPALACHIAN TRAIL, AND INCLUDES SCENES

OF CAMPERS, HIKERS, AND EXPLORERS USING THETRAIL AS A MOUNTAIN PLAYGROUND.

APPLICATION OF PASCAL'S LAW, PT 1


PRODUCER USN


REVIEWS .PASCAL'S LAW AND DEMONSTRATES ITSAPPLICATION IN THE OPERATION OF A HYDRAULICSYSTEMPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1947.

FROM THE ELEMENTARY HYDRAULICS SERIES

APPLICATION OF PASCAL'S LAW, PT 2


PRODUCER USN

77 /*LE NO 14180 I /RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES PASCAL'S LAW, USING TWOOUTPUT PISTONS. EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OFHYDRAULIC BRAKES AND THE HYDRAULIC JACK.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1943. RELEASED BY U EOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947.

FROM THE ELEMENTARY HYDRAULICS SERIES.

APPLICATIONS OF INSULIN AND GROWTH HORMONESERUM ASSAYS IN CLINICAL MEDICINE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, 84W 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES PRINCIPLES OF RADIOIMMUNOASSAYWITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INSULIN AND HUMANGROWTH HORMONE. STRESSES THE DOUBLE ANTI.BODY VARIANT.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER.SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. PREVIOUS PUBLICA.TIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS 'APPLICATIONS OF IN.SULIN AND GROWTH HORMONE ASSAYS IN CLINI.CAL MEDICINE.' KINESCOPE.


APPLYING FOR A JOG

11 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1967

PRODUCER USDLMP


HIGHLIGHTS. WITH HUMOR, THE PROBLEMS ANDATTITUDES OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN ON THEIRFIRST .106 INTERVIEWS. DRAMATIZES MISTAKESAND SHOWS HOW TD CORRECT THEM.

FROM THE CAREER JOB OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.1.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

APPLYING FOR A PUBLIC SERVICE JOB


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS TtlE LOCAL, STATE, iND FEDERAL LEVELS.PROVIDES A COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION OFTHE DIVERSITY OF JOBS HELD BY PUBLIC SERVICEEMPLOYEES. EXAMINES 110W TO GET STARTED INAN ENTRY LEVEL POSITION AND FURNISHES INFOR.NATION ON HOW TO APPLY FOR PUBLIC SERVICEJOBS.. PUBLIC SERVICE PROMOTION POLICIES AREDISCUSSED AND PRACTICAL ADVICE OFFERED ON110W TO LEARN ABOUT JOB OPENINGS AND WHATTO DO DURING AN INTERVIEW.WORKBOOK INCLUDED

FROM THE YOU IN PUBLIC SERVICE SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV.

APPOINTMENT IN TOKYO

56 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, 08W 1950

PRODUCER USWD SPONSOR USA


DISCUSSES THE HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II OPER.ATIONS IN THE PACIFIC FROM THE FALL OF COR.REGIDOR TO THE JAPANESE SURRENDER CEREMO-NIES IN TOKYO BAYPRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1945. RE.'LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FROM THE CAMPAIGN REPORTS SERIES.

APPRAISING SOILS FOR SOIL ADSORPTION SYSTEMS




EXPLAINS THE SOIL ABSORPTION CHARACTERIS-TICS AND TESTS. DISCUSSES THE RELATIONSHIP OFTEST FINDINGS TO THE TILE ABSORPTION FIELD.

GUIDE INCLUDED

FROM THE INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYS.TEMS SERIES.

APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING DYNAMICS, AN


PRO JUCER USVA

TITLE/10. 1422491RL SALE

DEPICiS AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN A PATIENT AND APSYCHIATRIST. ANALYZES THE DYNAMICS OF THEIN1ERVIEW, AND EXPLAINS THE PATIENT'S REAC-TIONS TO CERTAIN EXPERIENCES AND THE MEAN.ING OF THESE REACTIONS TO THE PSYCHIATRIST.

APTITUOE INDEX CLASSIFICATION


PRODUCER USAF


PRESENTS AN INDOCTRINATION FOR THE ENLISTEEON HOW HE OR SHE WILL BE ASSIGNED AN AIRFORCE JOB DURING BASIC TRAINING.

AGUA-DYKAMIC CONDITIONING

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1976

PRODUCER NVCLUB SPONSOR USPCPF

IITLE NO 0071371 nil RENTAL

PRESENTS CASEY CONRAD, WHO IS EXECUTIVE DI.RECTOR OF THE PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON PHYS.ICAL FITNESS AND SPORTS, DISCUSSING AND DEM.ONSTRATING DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCEOf CARDIORESPIRATORY, ABOOMINAL, AND UPPERARM ENDURANCE THROUGH PLANNED WATER AC-TIVITIES. TELLS HOW BUOYANCY AND WATER RE-SISTANCE ARE IMPORTANT FACTORS IN AQUA.DY-NAMIC CONDITIONINGPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE PRESI-DENT'S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS ANDSPORTS.

AOUANAUTS, THE


PRODUCER USN


TRAINS NAW AQUANAUTS TO USE TOOLS ANDEQUIPMENT UNDER WATER.

ARABIC - LEVANTINE, INTRODUCTION TO PRONUNCI-ATION (SAMPLER)

1 AUDIOCASSETTES. 2.TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004197/RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

ARABIC LEVINTINE, INTRODUCTKVI TO PRONUNCI-ATION

10 AUDIOCASSETTES. 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 0041911/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

ARAM MODERN WRITTEN24 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


ARANO - MODERN WRITTEN (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


ARBITRATION OF A mamma'36 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USCSC


SALE

SALE

SALE

.974

SALE

DEPICTS THE ARBITRATION OF A GRIEVANCE BY ANARBITRATOR. TEACHES PERSONS HANDLING ARBI.TRATION CASES THE TECHNIQUES OF PREPARA.TION AND PRESENTATION.INCLUDES DISCUSSION LEADER'S GUIDE. CONTIN.UES DEPICTION OF THE CASE EXAMINED IN 'ANATO-MY OF A GRIEVANCE.'

ARCHITEUTS Of PEACE

23 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, SSW 1961

PROOUCER U8000 SPONSOR USAF

TITLEND 1434151RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OFSTATE AS THE LEGAL ORGAN BETWEEN THE PRESI-

DENT OF THE U S AND OTHER COUNTRIES. EXAM-INES THE DEPARTMENT'S DAILY FUNCTIONS OF EX-ECUTING FOREIGN POLICY, ADMINISTERING OF.FICES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AND ENFORCINGLAWS RELATED TO EXTERNAL AFFAIRS.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED W

ARCHITECTURE AND THE ATOM

25 MIN, 161AM FILM. OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USOCD

TITLE NO 143455/RL

1970

SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE WINNING ENTRIES IN THEHONOR AWARDS PROGRAM FOR BUILDINGS DE-SIGNED WITH FALLOUT SHELTERS.

ARCTIC AIRUFT


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 143640/RL REIITAL SALE

DEPICTS THE TRAINING NECESSARY TO KEEP THEMILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE PLANES ANDCREWS GEARED TO THEIR WARTIME AIRLIFT MIS-SION IN SUPPORT OF STRATEGIC AIR COMMANDACTIVITIES IN THE ARCTIC. SHOWS HOW MATS CON.DUCTS THIS TRAINING.

CLEARED ':OR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

ARCTIC FIRE PROTECTION ,


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS ALASKAN AIR COMMAND'S FIRE PRO-TECTION PROGRAM AND CALLS ATTENTION TO THEMANY PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED BECAUSE OF THESUB-ZERO TEMPERATURES. ILLUSTRATES MAINTE-NANCE, CARE, OPERATION AND USE OF SPECIAL-IZED FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT. POINTS OUT THATMC'S (ALASKAN AIR COMMAND'S) FIRE PROTEC-TION OF AIR BASES OF EARLY WARNING SITES ISVITAL TO OUR NATIONAL SECURITY. CLEARED FORTV.

ARCTIC LABORATORY


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE EXP: ORATION OF THOPANIMAL, VEGE-TABLE, AND MINERAL CONTENT OF THE ARCTICREGION.

ARE DRUGS THE ANSWER?


PRODUCER USNIMH


DISCUSSES THE NATURE AND HARMFUL EFFECTSOF VARIOUS KINDS OF DRUGS. SUCH AS 'THE PSY-CHEDELICS, SPEED, AND MARIJUANA. DR ALANCOHEN, A FORMER DISCIPLE OF TIMOTHY LEARY.AND NOW A CRUSADER AGAINST ORUG ABUSE,TELLS WHY HE TURNED AWAY F.ROM THE DRUGSCENE.

ARGONNE FAST SOURCE REACTOR


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO 001226/RL S.41 E

EXPLAINS THAT THE FAST SOURCE IS A LABORATO-RY SOURCE OF NEUTRONS-NOT AN EXPERIMENTALREACTOR-WITH A POWER LEVEL OF ICOO WATTS.DESCRIBES THE REACTOR J3SEMBLY AND ITS USE-FULNESS AS A READILY AVAILABLE SOURCE OFNEUTRONS IN A WIDE RANGE OF FLUX LEVELS ANDFLUX SPECTRA.

ARIEL ME FIRST INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE


PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE SUN'S EFFECTS ON EARTH'S ION-OSPHERE AND HOW THIS IN TURN AFFECTS RADIOTRANSMISSION. INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION INSPACE INVESTIGATION IS ILLUSTRATED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ARIEL 2


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE PO. 144900/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SECOND IN-TERNATIONAL SATELLITE AND ITS PLACEMENT INTOORBIT BY AMERICAN AND UNITED KINGDOM SCIEN-TISTS IN AN EFFORT TO GAIN NEW KNOWLEDGEABOUT THE STRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSE.

ARIZONA STRIP

29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS A DOCUMENTARY OF ONE OF THE LASTHORSE-DRIVEN RCUNDUPS. DETAILS A CATTLEROUNDUP FROM CHUCK WAGON TO BRANDING.WHILE COWBOYS EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS ABOUTTHE LIFE OF CATTLEMEN.

AND 'HE FOUR MAJOR ACCESSORY SYSTEMS--FUEL, ANTI-ICING, ELECTRICAL, AND LUBRICATIONUSES 1 CUTAWAY OF THE Ei4GINE TO REVIEW THESEOUI NCE OF OPERATION OF THE T.53

ARMY NURSE, THE


PRODUCER USA


OFFERS A COMPREHENSIVE LOOK AT THE DEDI-CATED WOMEN AND MEN OF THE ARMY NURSECORPS AND THEIR DUTIES THROUGHOUT THEWORLD SINCE 1901.

FROM THE SIG PICTURE SERIES.


ARMY PACKAGE POWER REACTOR

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. ca. 1957

PRODUCER USA SPONSOR USERDA


DOCUMENTS THE INCEPTION. DESIGN. CONSTRUC-TION, INITIAL OPERATION. AND DEDICATION OF THEAPPR-2, A PROTOTYPE REACTOR UTILIZING COMPO-NENTS ALL TRANSPORTABLE BY AIR. ANIMATION ISUSED TO ILLUSTRATE ITS OPERATION.

ARTERIAL INJURY AT HIGH AND LOW VELOCITY


PRODUCER USA


DOCUMENTS A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS ON ANI-MALS TD VISUALIZE THE BALLISTIC BEHAVIOR OFMISSILES IN TISSUE AND THE SEQUENCE OF

1972 DAMAGE CAUSED TO ARTERIES.

ARMOUR RESEARCH REACTOR




SHOWS THE DESIGN. FABRICATION, AND OPER-ATION OF THE FIRST PRIVATE NUCLEAR ENERGY

'REACTOR DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR INDUSTRI-AL RESEARCH-THE 50,000-WATT SOLUTION-TYPEREACTOR BUILT BY ATOMICS INTERNATIONAL FORTHE ARMOUR RESEARCH FOUNDATION, CHICAGO.

1HIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALL1E ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT

1972 POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

AREA NAVIGATION

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, 00T. SD, COL 1970

PROOLCER USFAA


DESCRIBES THE AREA NAVIGATION CONCEPT ANDTHE ADVANTAGES IN HELPING EXPEDITE AIR TRAF-FIC CONTROL.

AREA POISONING (REV ED)



rlaENO. 144500/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE USES OF SUCH RODENTICIDES ASRED SQUILL, ANTU, ARSENIC TRIOXIDE, 1060WATER, AND WARFARIN.

FROM THE RODENT CONTROL SERIES. NO. 7.

ARGONAUT, THE


PRODUaR USAEC


ILLUSTRATES THE DESIGN FEATURES AND OPER-ATION OF A LOW POWER TRAINING AND RESEARCHREACTOR BUILT FOR THE U S INTERNATIONALSCHOOL OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGAT ARGONNE, IL.

ARMY AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE OPERATION,PT 1, PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1960

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF OPERATION OF GASTURBINE ENGINES. USES ANIMATED DRAWINGSAND THE T-53 ENGINE TO DEMONSTRATE THEBASIC PRINCIPLES ON WHICH GAS TURBINES OPER-ATE. SHOWING HOW THE COMPONENTS WORK ASTHE AIR AND FUEL FLOWS PASS THROUGH THEENGINE.

ARMY AIRCRAOT GAS TURBINE ENGINE OPERATION,.

PT 2, CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTATION

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1900

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTA-TION CHARACTERISTIC OF ARMY AIRCRAFTEQUIPPED WITH GAS TURBINE ENGINES, USING THEHU-1 (IROQUOIS) AS A REPRESENTATIVE TYPE FORDEMONSTRATION. GIVES PARTICULAR ATTENTIONTO THE GAS COMPRESSOR TACHOMETER, EX-HAUST GAS TEMPERATURE INDICATOR, TORQUEMETER, FUEL SUPPLY CONTROLS, AND ENGINECONTROLS. DEMONSTRATES THE STARTING TECH-NIQUE FOR TURBINE POWER AIRCRAFT.

ARMY AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE 011ERATION,PT 3, CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THET13


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE BASIC CONSTRUCTION AND OPER.ATION OF THE T-53 GAS TURBINE ENGINE, INCLUD-ING THE FOUR MAJOR SECTIONS OF THE ENGINE

108 116

ARTHROPOD-BORNE ENCEPHAUTIS - ITS EPI011100.LOGY AND CONTROL


PROOUCE): JSPHS


SHOWS CLINICAL SIGNS OF ENCEPHALITIS INHUMANS AND HORSES. DISCUSSES THE DISTRIBU-TION OF EASTERN, WESTERN, AND ST LOUIS TYPESOF ENCEPHALITIS; EPIDEMIOLOGY OF THE ENCE-PHALITIDES, INCLUDING COLLECTION OF MOSQUI-TOES AND BIRDS; ANO LABORATORY TECHNIQUESFOR STUDYING ENCEPHALITIS VIRUSES. DEMON-STRATES TECHNIOUES OF CONTROL.

mrffincroos of PUSUC HEALTH IMPORTANCE

42 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT. COL 1954



SHOWS DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OFCOCKROACHES. MOSQUITOES, FLIES. BED BUGS.TRIATOMA, FLEAS. LICE. SPIDERS 1PIONS, TAR.ANTULAS, CENTIPEDES, TICKS, .' AD MITES.

ARTICULATORY MOVEMENTS IN THE PRODUCTIONOF ENGLISH MICH SOUNOS, PT I, CONSORANTS


PRODUCER USVA

T/TLE NO 147580/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE PRODUCTION OF VOWELS ANDTHEIR MOVEMENTS WITH GLIDE SOUNDS THROUGHTHE MOVEMENTS OF THE LARYNGEAL AND ARTICU-LATORY STRUCTURES. SHOWS THE IMPORTANCEOF RESONANCE AS A FACTOR IN SPEECH INTELLI-GIBILITY THROUGH SAMPLES OF CONNECTEDSPEECH.

ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION (REV KO)

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USDEHS


TEACHES PROCEDURES FOR PROVIDING MEDICALAND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DISASTER WHENMEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOT BE READILYAVAILABLE.

FROM THE MEDICAL SELF-HELP SERIES.


1066

ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION THE FIRST FUNDAMENTAL


PRODUCER USMESA


OUTLINES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CORRECT PO-SITIONING OF THE VICTIM, CLEARING THE AIR PAS-SAGE. PROPER RESUSCITATION TECHNIQUES. ANDSHOCK TREATMENT. EMPHASIZES THE IMPOR.

TANCE OF TAKING QUICK ACTION AND BEGINNINGARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION AS SOON AS POSSIBLEAFTER BREATHING HAS STOPPED.

FROM THE FIRST AID SERIES.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCE ENT AND SAFETY ADMIN!STRA-TION, 4IIIM FOR ES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PE MISSION_HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER MOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACKED.

ARTIFICIAL TRANSMISSION LINES

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 50, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES ARTIFICAL TRANSMISSION LINES ANDIDENTIFIES THE VARIOUS SIGNALS THEY USE. DE-VELOPS THE CHARGE AND DISCHARGE PATHS OFTHE CAPACITORS AND INDUCTORS IN A MULTI-SEC-TION ARTIFICIAL TRMSMISSION LINE. SHOWS HOWTHE ARTIFICIAL TRAOSMISSION LINE CAN BE USEDAS A PULSE-FORMITRA NETWORK IN A SIMPLEPULSE MOOULATOR,

KINESCOPE.


WARMS{ INFESTATION WITH ASCARIDS


PRODUCER USA


DETAILS THE LIFE CYCLE OF ASCARIDS IN SWINE,WITH REFERENCE TO MANY OTHER SPECIES.

ASIATIC SCHISTOSOMIASIS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE CAUSE AND EFFECTS OF SCHISTO-SOMIASIS, AND DEMONSTRATES PREVENTIVE ANDCONTROL MEASURES.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1046. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1049.

ASSUISLY AND INSTALLATION OF FLEXIIILI NONCONFIGURATION, THE

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COI. 1966

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS PROCEDURES FOR ASSEMBLY AND INSTAL-LATION OF FLEXIBLE HOSE ON NAW SHIPS.

ASSEMBLY OF A MATRIX NAND AND MECHANICALRETAINER


PRODUCER USDOEN


DEMONSTRATES THE ASSEMBLY OF A MECHANICALRETAINER AND MATRIX BAND (TOFFLEMIRE/.

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES. RESTORA-TION OF CAVITY PREPARATIONS WITH AMALGAMAND TOOTH-COLORED MATERIALS.

CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL T/ ONLY.

ASSESSING COMMUNITY NEEDS

40 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER UDENCC SPONSOR USLRDB


PRESENTS IDEAS ON THE HOWS AND WHYS OFTOTAL COMMUNITY ANALYSIS AS A BASIS FOR PRO-VIDING LIBRARY SERVICE. DEALS WITH PRINTVERSUS NONPRINT MEDIA, GOALS OF COMMUNITYASSESSMENT, IMPLEMENTATION, INTERPRETATION,USING RESULTS, AND CITIZEN PARTICIPATION.1 STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE ACCESS SERIES.

1976

ASSESSMENT OF FAT DIGESTION


PROOUCER AMOAST SPONSOR USNMAC

1049 TITLE NO 007644/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL NATURE AND AS-SESSMENT OF FAT DIGESTION AND RELATED PHE-NOMENA. DEMONSTRATES THE NATURE OF LIPASEACTIVITY IN TERMS OF PERTINENT EVENTS SUCHAS JEJUNAL PH, BICARBONATE PROTECTION.LIPASE DEFICIENCY, AND LIPASE ASSESSMENT.40 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN HEALTH AND DIS-EASE SERIES.

1969

ASSAULT ON THE UNKNOWN - OCEANOGRAPHIC RE-SEARCH PLATFORM


PRODUCER ueN


SHOWS THE SOPHISTICATED RESEARCH PLAT-FORM. PROVIDES ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR ABETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE OCEANS.

ASSEMSLING APOLLO

6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, CO 1959

eROOUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE COMPLEX TEC. INIOUES DEVELOPEDFOR ASSEMBLING THE VARIOUS STAGES AND COM-PONENTS OF THE APOLLO-SATURN VEHICLE. IN-CLUDES ASSEMBLY SCENES INSIDE THE VEHICLEASSEMBLY BUILDING.

FROM THE APOLLO &GEST SERIES.

CLEARED FOR N.

ASSEMOUNG IN A J10 - DMIU.ING AND RIVETING


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 149550/RL SA'LE

SHOWS DRILLING. BURRING, DIMPLING, AND RIVET-ING AN AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL ASSEMBLY.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. ASSEMBLINGAND RIVETINC, NO. 2.

ASSIMISUNG IN A JIG - FITTING AND USING UP


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL PARTSARE ASSEMBLED IN A PRECISION ASSEMBLY JIG,HOW TO USE AN AWL FOR LINING UP, HOW TO USESKIN FASTENERS, AND HOW TO CORRECT MISA-LIGNED HOLES.

FROM THE AlACRAFT IVORK SERIES. ASSEMBLINGAND RIVETING, NO. 1.

ASSESSMENT Of RISK IN THE CANCER VIRUS LASO-RATORY

15 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE. .

COL 1075

PRODUCER USOBEC


PRESENTS DATA WHICH WILL HELP IN EVALUATINGOCCUPATIONAL RISK IN THE ONCOGENIC VIRUS RE-SEARCH LABORATORY.WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 42 SLIDES.STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED. MADE IN COOPERATIONWITH THE DOW CHEMICAL CO.

ASSIGNM(NT - IRAN


PROOUCER USA


DOCUMENTS THE PREPARATION OF AN ARMY OFFI-CER FOR AN ASSIGNMENT TO IRAN. INCLUDESTRAINING IN GUERILLA WARFARE, THE NATIVE LAN-GUAGE, AND THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF IRAN.


CLEARED FOR N. THIS le CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

ASSIGNMENT SHOOT THE MOON


PROOL/CER USNASA


SUMMARIZES WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED ABOUT THEMOON THROUGH RANGER, SURVEYOR AND LUNARORBITER PHOTOGRAPHY, AND HOW THIS NEWKNOWLEDGE CONTRIBUTES TO MANNED FLIGHT TOTHE MOON,

CLEARED FOR N.

Assiosmon - mom AND MEASURES15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1957

PRODUCER USNBS


DESCRIBES THE IMPORTANCE OF WEIGHTS ANDMEASURES TO THE AVERAGE AMERICAN FAMILY.

1091 1

SHOWS THE EXPERIENCES OF AN ELEMENTARYSCHOOL BOY AS HE COMPLETES AN ASSIGNMENTCONCERNING COMMERICAL WEIGHTS AND MEA-SURES.

ASTASLE MULTIVIBRATOR TETA


PRODUCER USAF


DEALS WITH THE TRANSISTOR ASTABLE MULTIVI-BRATOR.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLAIIED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ASTRONAUT TRAINING

MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1960

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS HOW THE ASTRONAUTS PREPARE FORFLIGHT DURING VARIOUS TRAINING PROGRAMS--INTHE CLASSROOM, IN OBSERVATORIES AND GEO-LOGICAL SURVEYS, UNDERWATER, AND IN VARIOUSSIMULATORS.

FROM THE APOLLO DIGEST SERIES

AT HOME WITH W000

12 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. B&W 1950

PRODUCER USDA

TITLENO. iSTMI/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE MERITS OF WOOD IN HOME CON-STRUCTION. SURVEYS THE VARIETY OF WOODTYPES, PAINTS AND PRESERVATIVES AVAILABLE.

AT MY AGE


PRODUCER USOLMP


GENERATES INTEVSST IN THE UNIQUE EMPLOY-MENT AND PERSOTAL PROBLEMS AND WORK PO-TENTIALS OF OLDER WORKERS LOOKING FOR NEWJOBS BEFORE AND AFTER RETIREMENT AGE TELLSWHAT OLDER WORKERS SAY AND DO NOT SAY TOCOUNSELORS AND POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS. IN-CLUDES TIPS ON HOW TO HELP OLDER WORKERSINTERPRET, UNDERSTAND, AND ADAPT PRIORWORK HABITS TO NEW WORK ENVIRONMENTS.FOR TRAINING EMPLOYMENT SERVICE COUNSEL-ORS ON THE PROBLEMS OF OLDER WORKERS.

FROM THE CAREE "I JOS OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.20.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AT THE CROSSROADS

12 MIN, 16MM FILAL OPT. SO, COL 1966

PRODUCE(' USNMAC


NARRATE:1. BY E G MARSHALL. PROBES THE PROB-LEMS MOLT U S cOMMUNITIES FACE IN MAKINGADEOUATE HEALTH CARE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL ITSCITIZENS.

AT THE TABLE


PROOWER UECSC


1974 -)

DEPICTS THE NEGOTIATION OF TWO FEDERAL BAR-GAINING ISS44. 4-SU000NTRACTING AND WORKSCHEDULES. VIEWS TACTICS AND TECHNQUES OFNEGOTIATIONS AS PRACTICED AT THE BARGAININGTABLE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE OFFICE OFCIVILIAN MANPOWER MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENTOF THE NAVY.

AT THIS VERY MOMENT

29 MINI, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1972

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 001995/RL . SALE

DESCRIBES ACTIVITIES OF THE U S NAVY AT VAR-IOUS POINTS AROUND THE WORLD SUCH AS CAR-EWING OUT NATIONAL POLICIES. ENTERTAINING .ORPHAN GROUPS, AND OFFERING TRAINING PRO.'GRAMS.

ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND CORONARY HEART awn


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HISTOGENESIS AND HISTOLOGY OF THEATHEROMA, THE BASIC LESION OF ATHERO6CLERG

$IB; LESIONS WHICH OCCUR IN THE HEART AFTERMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION; CLINICAL ASPECTS OFMYOCARDIAL INFARCTION; SYNDROMES THATOCCUR IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CORONARY ATHERO-CLERGIRS WITHOUT INFARCTION; RISK FACTORS;AND PREVENTION.67 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, , MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS,OR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY. DE-VELOPED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF PATHOLOGYCHAIRMEN IN COLLABORATION WITH THE NATIONAL4DICAL AUDOVISUAL CENTER.

FROM THE RASO C PATHOLOGY SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ATMOSPHINIC STASIUTY ARO INSTABILITY - STASIL-ITY ARO THE %MATHER

8 MIN, 111MM FIk.M, OPT. SO, COL 1953

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE EXISTING LAPSE RATE ON THE RA-DIOSONDE OBSERVATION CHART AND THE RELA.TIONSHIP TO STABILITY AND INSTABILITY IN THEAM:WHERE. SHOWS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEENTHE ADIABATIC LAPSE RATE OF MOIST AND DRYAIR.

ATMOSPHIRIC STABILITY AND INSTAIMU7 Y ADIA-BATIC PROCESS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE ADIABATIC PROCESS BY SHOWINGWHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PARCEL OF DRY _OR MOISTMR IS RAISED OR LOWERED BY CONVECTION, THERELATIONSHIP OF TEMPERATURE AND SATURATIONAT DIFFERENT ALTITUDES, AND THE PLOTTING OFTEMPERATURE AND MOISTURE CON' ENT ON THEADIABATIC CHART. GIVES A DETAILEN DESCRIPTIONOF ORO3RAPHIC LIFTING.

CLEARED FOR TV.

IATI1011.441RIC STABILITY ANO INSTABILITY EXIST-Ina TEMPERATURE DISrmsunow


PRODUCIR USN

TITLE NO 150.181/RL SA. E

EXPLAINS THE RELATIONSHIP OF TEMPERATUREDISTRIBUTION AND STABLE AND UNSTABLE AIRAND HOW THIS RELATIONSHIP CONTROLS iHEWEATHER. stows THE CHARACTERISTICS OFSTABLE AND UNSTABLE AIR AND HOW RADIOSONDESIGNALS ARE PLOTTED.

CLEARED FOR N.

ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY AHO INSTABIUTY THER-MAL CONVICTION

11 MIN, III M FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1953

PROIXICEk USN

tE NO 150657/RI $ALE

EXPLAINS THE CAUSES OF THE VERTICAL AIR CUR.RENTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE ANU THEIR FE'IATION.stir TO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER.

ATOM ANO THE MAN ON THE MOON, THE


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 004 139/ FIL SALE

DESCRIBES THE SNAP-27'S ROLE IN THE APOLLOPROGRAM. 5NAP.27 IS A HIGHLY RELIABLE, RADIOI-SOTOPE-FUELED THERMOELECTRIC GENERATOR,THAT WILL SUPPLY POWER FOR A SMALL SCIENTIF.IC LABORATORY TO BE INSTALLED ON THE LUVARSURFACE. DISCUSSES THE TYPE OF LUNAR f.UR.FACE INFORMATI IN THE RADVISOTOPE.PO'NEREDLABORATORY WILL SEND BACK TO EARTH.

ATOM IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE, THE

20 MIN, 100AM FILM, OPT. SD, BAW 1964

PRODUCER USAEC

mu- no 771787/RL SALE

DISCUSIA THE VARIOUS INDUSTRIAL USES OF RA.DIOISOTOPES IN TIRE PLANTS AND STEEL MILLS, INTHE PETROLEUM AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, ANDIN FOOD PLANTS.

FROM THE UNDERSTANDING THE ATOM SERIESMX B.

ATOM STRIKES, TM


PRODUCER USWO SPONSOR USA


GIVES AN AbCOUNT OF THE FIRST EXPERIMENTALATOMIC BOMB BLAST IN NEW MEXICO, AERIAL

VIEWS OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI BOMBINGS,AND CLOSE-UP SHOTS OF DEVASTEOAREASPRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1046: RE.LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

ATOM, THE TSAR Of PURPOSE


PROOUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 151654/RL

DESCRIBES 17 MAJOR DEVELOPMENTSPEACEFUL USES OF THE ATOM.

1969

SALE

IN THE

ATOMIC POWER TOOAY - SERVICE WITH SAFETY


PRODUCER USAEC


EXPLAINS THE GROWING NEED FOR ELECTRICITYAND CONTRASTS CONVENTIONAL METHODS OFGENERATING ELECTRICITY WITH NUCLEAR METH-ODS. PICTURES HOW A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ISDESIGNED, BUILT, AND OPERATED FOR SAFE, DE-PENDAELE SERVICE. POINTS OUT THE ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION'S REGULATORY AND LICENS-ING PROCEDURES IN REGARD TO NUCLEARPLANTS.

ATOMIC Rr.VOLUTION IN W000


PRODUCER USAEC

TITL, NO ,1 il1/RL SALE

TELLS CH.: STORY OF AN IMPORTANT PEACEFULAPPLICAT ON OF ATOMIC ENERGY-THE FUSING OFW000 AND PLASIK; BY IRRADIATION INTO A COM-BINATION-SUBSTANCE WHICH HAS ALL THE AES-THETIC APPEAL OF WOOD, BUT IS IMPROVED INHARDNESS. ABRASION RESISTANCE AND DURABIL-ITY.

ATOMIC SEARCH, THE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, 03L 1970

PRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USE.`OA

TITLE NO 1A3114/RL SALE

PRESENTS THE Si ORY OF SOME OF THE CONTRI-BUTIONS SCIENTISTS MADE IN 1969 TO THE PEACE-FUL USES OF NUCLEA9 ENERGY.

ATOMIC WEATPIRAP.401 - STROHTIUM40 ISOTOPICAPPLICATIONS


pRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USERPA

TI'LE NO 001436/RL RENTAL SALE

CESCRIBES THE WORLD'S FIRST RADIOISOTOPE-POWERED WEATHER STATION, WHICH IS OPERAT-ING UNATTENDED AT A REMOTE SITE IN THE CANA-DIAN ARCTIC. EXPLAINS THAT THE 'ATOMIC' WEATH.Et: STATION IS POWERED BY A THERMOELECTRICUNIT IN WHICH fl I HEAT FROM THE DECAY OF SR.90 IS DIRECTLY CONVERTED INTO ELECTRICITY.

THIS IS OONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ATOMS FOR THE AMERICAS


PROVCER USAEC

77TLE NO. 001437/RL SALE

PROVIDES A SEMIJECHNICAL STUDY OF THEPUERTO RICO NUCLEAR CENTER, ITS CURRICULUMAND RESEARCH PROGRAM. DISCUSSES COURSESIN THE FIELDS OF BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, MEDICINE,NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,HEALTH PHYSICS, AGRICULTURE, AND MARINE BI-OLOGY.

ATOMS IN THE MARKETPLACE


PRODUCER USAEC


DEALS WITH THE ECONOMIC NATURE AND SIGNIFI-CANCE OF STRATEGIC NUCLEAR MATERIALS WITHTHOR IMPORTANCE TC COMMERCE, TO OURNATION AND TO THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD.

ATOMS ON THE MOW - TRANSPORTATION OP RADIO.ACTIVE MATERIALS


PRODUCER USAEO

T'TLE NO. 153110/RL SALE

SURVEYS THE VARIOUS MEANS OF TRANSPORTINGRADIOACTIVE MATERIALS AND THE SAFETY AS-PECTS INIDERLYING THEIR PACKAGING AND HAN-DLING. 'MOWS TYPKIAL SHIPMENTS ENROUTE BYCOMMON CARRIER. DISCUSSES RESPONSIBILITIESOF VARIOUS FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL OFFICES.

ATTACHING AND ALIGNING WINOS

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD. BILW

PRODUCER USOE


1944

SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO INSPECT, REMOVE, AND RE-PLACE A DAMAGED WING. DEMONSTRATES HOW TOATTACH A NEW WING, LEVEL THE AIRPLANE. ALIGNTHE WING, AND INSPECT THE FINISHED JOB


AITACK THE BATTLE Of NEW BRITAIN


PRODUCER USA


PROVIDES A RECORD OF THE ATTACKS ONARAWAE AND CAPE GLOUCESTER ON NEW BRITAINFROM PLAN TO FINAL VICTORY.

ATTACK CARRIER TASK FORCE 1 - SEA ORBIT


PRODUCER USN


AN HISTORICAL REVIEW COVERING THE DEVELOP-MENT OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER FROM THE USSLANGLEY TO THE USS ENTERPRISE.

AUDIO AMPLIFIER PRINCIPLES, PT 1


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES A SCHEMATIC OF AN AUDIO AMPLIFI-ER AND IDENTIFIES THE BIASING COMPONENTS.TRACES THE CURRENT FLOW THROUGH THE CIR-CUIT AND COMPARES THE PHASE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN THE INPUT AND OUTPUT SIGNALS.SHOWS HOW TO CALCULATE THE GAIN 0e-ASINGLE STAGE AUDIO AMPLIFIER AND GIVES IREEFFECTS THAT DIFFERENT VALUES OF COMPO-NENT- HAVE ON GAIN.KINESCOPE.


AUDIO AMPLIFIER PRINCIPLE& PT 2

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1968

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES EXAMPLES OF VARIOUS TYPES OF COU-PLING USED WITH AUDIO AMPLIFIE 4S IN CASCADECONFIGURATON. EXPLAINS THE PROCEDURES FORCALCULATING THE POWER GAIN Of A 2-STAGE AM-PLIFIER. DISCUSSES TROUBLESHOOTINGKINESCOPE.


AUDIO AMPLIFIERS


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW A SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF A SINGLE-ENDED AUDIO AMPLIFIER IS DRAWN. DEMON-STRATES THREE METHODS OF CONNECTING AUDIOAMPLIFIERS IN CASCADE. DISCUSSES TROUBLE-SHOOTING AND EXPLAINS WHY PHASE INVERSIONOCCURS IN GROUNDED CATHODE AMPLIFIERS.KINESCOPE.


AUDIO OSCILLATOR OPERATION AND USE

9 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, NW 1947

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 1541501RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE OPERATION AND USE OF AUDIO OS-CILLATORS AND SHOWS HOW TO CHECK AN AMPLI-FIER WITH THE AUDIO OSCILLATOR AND 'A' SCOPEPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'AUDIO OS-CILLATOR OPERATION.' PRODUCED BY U S NAVY,1945. RELEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION,1947.

FROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES.

AUCHOLINGUAL TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING FOR-SKIN LANGUAGES - FRENCH


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS NEW CLASSROOM METHODS AND PROCE-DURES USED IN TEACHING FRENCH TO ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE.

AUDIOUNGUAL TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING FOR-EIGN LANGUAGES GERMAN


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE MO 154250/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS NEW CLASSROOM METHODS AND PROCE.DURES USED IN TEACHING GERMAN TO ENGLISH.SPEAKING PEOPLE.

AUOIOUNGUAL TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING FOR-EIGN LANGUAGES - RUSSIAN


PRODUCER USOE

7/7LE MO. 154355/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS NEW CLASSROOM METHODS AND PROCE-DURES USED IN TbACHING RUSSIAN TO ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE.

AUDIOVISUAL A108 TO LEARNING


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 1541991RL SAL E

DESCRIBES THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY fr GEN-TRALIZED AUDIOVISUAL DEPARTMENT FOR USE INBOTH EDUCATIONAL AND CIVILIAN INFORMATIONPROGRAMS

AUDIOVISUAL RESEARCH BRIEF-A SERIES

1 16mm FILMS, OPT. SD 1972

PRODUCER USSRS


SHOWS SUCCESSFUL REHABILITATION OF MENTAL-LY RETARDED SUBJECTS IN THE FIELD OF AGRICUL-TURAL WORK. EMPHASIZES THE COMPREHENSIVEPREWORK PROGRAM FOR THE MENTALLY RETARD-ED.

ORDINARY WORK 19MIN

AUDITORY ASSESSMENT

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. GOL 1970

PRODUCER GWUMC SPONSOR USBEH

7/7LE NO. 154601/RL RENTAL SALE

EXHIBITS TECHNIOUES OF IDENTIFICATION ANDPAEDO-AUDIOMETRY CURRENTLY SEEN IN DEN-MARK, SWEDEN, ENGLAND. AND THE NETHER.LANDS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE BUREAU OFEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED, US OFFICE OFEDUCATION.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD SERIES.

AUSTRALORSIS GLAMATUS, VECTOR OF SCHISTO-SOMA MANSONI

3 MIN, iemm FILM, SILENT, KM 1947



ILLUSTRATES THROUGH AOUARIUM SCENES THELIFE CYCLE OF AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS, THEPLANORBID SNAIL WHICH IS THE INTERMEDIATEHOST AND PRINCIPAL TRANSMITTING SPECIES INTROPICAL AMERICA OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI.

AUTOMATIC TELSPHONE CENTRAL OFFICES, PT 1,STRONGER-TYPE SWITCHING SYSTEMS

26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W 1961

PRODUCiFfi USA

TITLE NO .01997/RL SALE

SHOWS THE CONSTRUCTION, CAPABILITIES, ANDOPERATION OF 100, 1,000, AND 10,000 LINE SYS-TEMS - CALL PATTERN - LINE AND EQUIPMENT,BUSY SITUATIONS - AND ASSOCIATED DIAL OFFICEEQUIPMENT.

AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFKES, PT 2, XYSWITCHING SYSTEME


PROOUCER USA


SHOWS ORGANIZATION, COMPONENTS, AND OPER-ATION OF 1,000 AND 10,000 LINE XY SWITCHINGSYSTEMS, CALL COMPLETION, LINE-BUSY, CONNEC-TORS-BUSY. AND LINEFINDERS

AUTOMATIC VOICE NETWORK AUTOVON

20 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W 1964

PRODUCER USA

mu NO. 155555/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE FEATURES. CAPABILITY, AND OPER-ATION OF THE AUTOMATIC VOICE NETWORK IN THEDEFENSE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM.

( I

1

1

CLEARED FOR TV.

AUTOMATION IN CL INICAL CHEMISTRY, PT 1, HOW ITWORKS

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, GOL 1962

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW THE AUTOANALYZER MEASURESAND COMPARES ON A MOVING GRAPH THE CON.CENTRATION OF A GIVEN SUBSTANCE IN A TESTSOLUTION AGAINST A KNOWN CONCENTRATION OFTHE SAME SUBSTANCE IN STANDARD CONTROLSOLUTION.

AUTOMATION IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY, PT 2, ASSEM-BLY AND OPERATION Of EQUIPMENT


PRODUCER USN


OFFERS SOME PRACTICAL DETAILS OF SETTING UPTHE AUTOANALYZER AND RUNNING IT.

AUTOMOBILE TIRE HYDNOPLANING - WHAT HAPPENS


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS HOW AND WHY AUTOMOBILE TIRES LOSECONTACT WITH WET PAVEMENTS AND THE RELA.TIONSHIP BETWEEN SPEED, TIRE WEAR. ANDWATER DEPTH. THE DANGERS OF HYOROPLANINGARE EMPHASIZED. PRODUCED JOINTLY WITH THEBUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

AUTOMOTIVE - SUB OPERATION-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE No 007580IRL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES BUS MAINTENANCE SHOWS THE OPER-ATOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES TO HIS PASSENGERS.

OPERATOR AND HIS JOS, THE

OPERATOR AND HIS PASSENGERS,THE

OPERATOR AND SAFETY, THE

AUTOMOTIVE - SCHOOL BUS

2 1641M FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES SCHOOL BUS MAINTENANCE.

BUS CARE AND MAINTENANCE

PASSENGERS DRIVING HAZARDS,SAFETY

12MIN

IBMIN

19MIN

OPERATION-A SERIES

1945

SALE

13MIN

14MIN

AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE -AUTOMOBILE OPERATION-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS BASICS FOR KEEPING AN AUTOMOBILEIN SATISFACTORY RUNNING CONDITION.

KEEPING YOUR CAR FIT

KNOW YOUR CAR

PERI:AMC CHECK-UP, THE

TROUIBLE SHOOTING YOUR CAR

YOUR DRIVING HABITS

12MIN

1SMIN

TWIN

12MIN

1SMIN

AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE - PRE-VENTIVE MAINTENANCE-A URIES

9 16MM FILMS. OPT. SD

PRODUCER USOE


1945

SALE

PRESENTS BASICS FOR KEEPING AN AUTOMOBILEIN SATISFACTORY RUNNING CONDITION. EXAMINES

MAJOR AUTO COMPONENTS AND DEMONSTRATESMAINTENANCE PROCEDURE FOR EACH.

BATTERY, IGNITION, AND ELECTRICALSYSTEM, THE 26MIN

CLUTCH AND HAND SNAKE, THE 12MIN

COOLING SYSTEM AND FUEL SYSTEM,THE 22MIN

ENGINE ASSEMBLY, THE 19MIN

ENGINE TESTS AND TUNE UP 18MIN

HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM, THE 12MIN

INTRODUCTION TO PREVENTIVE MAIN-TENANCE 12MIN

STEERING, WHEELS, FRONT AND REARAXLES MAIN

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

29 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC


COVERS THE AUIONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM. DEM-ONSTRATES THE PERIPHERAL AUTONOMICS WITHDIAGRAMS AND DRAWINGS AND SHOWS THE CEN-TRAL CONNECTIONS ON THE GROSS SPECIMENAND IN PHOTOGRAPHS.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTL ANOTHER TITLE.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMUNSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 09' FOR MORE INFORMATION.

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES. PT 23.

AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIQUE, THE - A CINE-MATOGRAPHIC ATLAS-A samts


PRODUCER HASSOJ SPONSOR USPIMAC


DESCRIBES AUTOPSy DISSECTION BY ORGAN AU-TOPSY.

DISSECTION Of THE BLOCK OfORGANS DISSECTION Of AMENALS, AORTA, AND 21MIN

DISSECTION Of THE DIAPHRAGM,PERICARDIUM, AORTA, AND LUNGS 11MIN

DISSECTION Of THE ESOPHAGUS,STOMACH, LIVER, SPLEEN, PANCRE-AS, AND 1111.1ARY SYSTEM 15MIN

DISSECTION OF THE FEMALE PELVICORGANS AND KIDNEYS 14MIN

DISSECTION OF THE HEART 11MIN

DISSECTION Of THE MALE PELVICORGANS ANO KIDNEYS 13MIN

DISSECTION Of THE PARATHYROIDAND THYROID GLANDS 1OMIN

DISSECTION Of THE THORACIC DUCT 10MIN

REMOVAL OF THE EYE ORIN

REMOVAL OF THE SPINAL CORD - AN-TERIOR APPROACH 19MIN

AUXIUARY STORY

15 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL

"-PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO. 005549/RL

1971

SALE

TRACES THE ORIGIN AND PURPOSE OF THE COASTGUARD AUXILIARY FROM ITS INCEPTION IN 1340 TOA PRESENT DAY ORGANIZATION OF OVER 30.000MEMBERS. SHOWS HOW IT CONDUCTS PUBLIC EDU-CATION COURSES, MAKES COURTESY MOTORBOATEXMINATIONS, AND MAINTAINS SEARCH ANDRESCUE PATROLS.

AVALANCHE CONTROL

38 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, GOL 1985

PRODUCER USDA


REPORTS ON THE PROGRAM OF PREDICTION ANDCONTROL OF SNOW AVALANCHES CONDUCTED BYTHE U S FOREST SERVICE AT ALTA, UT.

AVALANCHE HAZARDS, PT I

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OP1. SO, B&W 1980

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 004743/RL. SALE

DISCUSSES THE FORCE THAT CAUSE SNOW AVA-LANCHES - CHARACTERISTICS OF VARIOUS TYPES -AND HOW TO COPE WITH POTENTIAL HAZARDS.

AVALANCHE HAZARDS, PT 2

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W ION

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 004744/RI. SALE

DISCUSSES TROOP OPERATIONS ON SNOW COV-ERED MOUNTAIN TERRAIN. SHOWS HOW TO AVOID

OR TRAVERSE CRITICAL AREAS AND HOW TO COPEWITH SUDOEN

I

AVALANCHES. SHOWS RESCUE OP-ERATIONS.

B ACK TIN ATTACK ON BRUCELLOSIS


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS HOW ONE FARMER DISCOVERED BRUCEL-LOSIS IN HIS HERD OF CATTLE, THE ACTInN THATFOLLOWED AND THE ORGANIZATION AND FUNC-TIONING OF A COUNTY BRUCELLOSIS OOMMITTEE.REVIEWS DAMAGE CAUSED BY THIS EASILY SPREADDISEASE, rrs SYMPTOMS /ND PLANS FOR ITS CON-TROL AND EVENTUAL ERADICATOON. PORTRAYSUSE OF THE BRUCELLOSIS RING TEST FOR LOCAT-ING INFECTED HERDS.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-

20250. AFTER PERMI HAS BEEN OBTAINED,PAMMENT OF WASHINGTON. DC

THE PURCHASER SHOU SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HAS

SPONSORING AGENCY.BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE

B M/NOUN) TO SEWN* MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1903

PRODUCER NATO


PRESENTS THE STORY OF BERLIN FROM THE ENDOF WORLD WAR II TO THE BUILDING OF THE BERLINWALL TRACES THE ORIGIN OF ALLIED RIGHTS TOBERLIN, smows HOW THE CITY CAME TO BE DIVID-ED, AND CONSII*RS THE PROBLEM OF BERLIN INTHE LIGHT OF TMc WHOLE QUESTION OF GERMANREUNIFICATION.

B ACTERIAL

80 MN, 16IAM FILM, B&W 1972

PRODUCER WSU4A USNMAC

TITLE P. 00904510 SALE

REVIEWS SITES O INFECTION IN DAMAGED ORCONGENITALLY NORMAL HEARTS, WITH EMPHA-

CON NT BACTERIMA OF ENDOCARDITIS.STR S HE IMPORTANCE OF ANTIBACTERIAL

MeeTHE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RHEUMATOID

TESTING IN VITRO AND IN VIVO. DI&

FACTON IND OUTLINES INDICATIONS FOR CARDIACSURGER IN BACTERIAL ENDOCARDITIS.

\B ACTERIAL imams

45 MIN, 16MMEILM, OPT. SO, NM 1972

PRODUCER WSUISM SPONSOR USNMAC


DISCUSSES DIFFERENT ETIOLOGIES OF PURULENTMENINGITIS IN INFANTS, CHILDREN, AND ADULTS.DESCRIBES ROUTES, OF ACQUISITION, PRINCIPLESOF THERAPY, AND PHARMACOLOGY OF TREATMENTIN RELATION TO THE BIDIRECTIONAL MEMBRANETRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE MENINGES.

--IIAIUNG OUT


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 158605/RL 44LE

ILLUSTRATES THROUGH CARTOONS HOW NAVALAVIATORS SHOULD BAIL OUTOF AIRCRAFT.

FROM THE FLIGHT SA-FE-TY SERIES.

B ALANCED MODULATOR ANC CRYSTAL FILTERS

40 MN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1985

*PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 159:400/RL SALE

GIVES THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SINGLE SIDEBANDTRANSMISSION. TELLS HOW THE CARRIER FRE-QUENCY IS ELMINATED IN THE BALANCED LA-TOR AND HOW ONE SICEBAND IS ELIMINATTHE CRYSTAL FILTER, SHOWS A BLOCK DIA e RAM,OF A SINGLE SIDEBAR() TRANSMITTER.

,KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR yiSEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

BALLAD OF JOHN GREENE, THE


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE TRAINING FOR MOTS IN THE AI AIR-CRAFT.

SALLISTIC messms TRAJECTORIES


PRODUCER USAF

TIT17E NO 160050/RL RENTAL \ SALE

SHOWS THE COMPLEXITY IN COMPUTING MISSILETRAJECTORIES AND DISCUSSES SOME OF THE FAC-TORS TO BE CONSIDERED; SUCH AS EARTH'S RDTATION, CORIOLIS FORCE, AND VARIATION OFk-INEAR VELOCITY.

EARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-ICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-

CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPON-AGENCY.

THAT FLY

10 MIN, lOMM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1984

PRODUCER USOOD

TITLE NO )60200/RL SALE

PROVIDES INFORMATION ON HOW SERVICE PER-SONNEL CAN APPLY FOR AN ABSENTEE BALLOT,PROCESS THE APPLICATION, AND MARK AND MAILTHE BALLOT.

BANDAGING FOR HOOP/TA/ CORPSMEN '24 MIN, 11IMM FILM, SILENT, BOW 1953

PRODUCER USN


SEVENTEEN LOOP FILMS 50 TO 100 SECONDS INLENGTH, DEMONSTRATE THE PROPER APPLICATIONOF VARIOUS BANDAGES SUCH AS HEAD, CHEST,BACK, SHOULDER, ANKLE JAW, HIP, FINGER, HAND,EYES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

B ANGLADESH A KNOWN OR AN ENO?


PRODUCER USAICIP


TAKES US THROUGH BANGLADESH. A LAND OF TOOMANY PEOPLE AND TOO LITTLE F000. BANGLA-DESH IS DISASTER-PRONE, FACING CYCLONES,FLOODS, DROUGHT, DISEASE, AND STARVATION.EMPHASIZES THE ROLE OF THE U S AGENCY FORINTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN HELPING TOFIGHT THE TWIN OPPRESSORS - MALNUTRITIONAND DISEASE.

E AR WORK MAGNESIUM, PT 1, Samna UP PARMECHANISM AND ROLLER TURNER

le MIN, 103MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1945

PRODUCER UiOE

TI7LE NO. 160750IRL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MAKE A ROUGH SIZING CUT FORTHE ROLLER TURNER, SET THE TOOL IN THEROLLER TURNER FOR A FINISH SIZE, SET THEAUTOMATIC STOPS, AND CONTROL CHIP CONDI-TION.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE TURRET LATHE, NO. 5.

OAR WORK - MADNEMUM, PT 2, SUMO UP MULTI-PLE ROLLER TURNER AND TURNING A TAPER


PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES HOW TO SET UP A MULTIPLE ROLLERTURNER, CENTER.DRILL THE WORK SO IT CAN BESUPPORTED WITH A CENTER, AND SET UP AND OP-ERATE A CARRIAGE TAPER ATTACHMENT.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE TURRET LATHE, NO. 8.

BAR WORK MAGNESIUM, PT 3, NECKING ASOTHREADING SY USE OF ATTACHMENT AND WION-

23 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1945

PROOUCER USOP

TITLE NO 160752IAI RENTAL SALE

. FULL TITLE: BAR W K - MAGNESIUM, PT 3, NECK-ING AND THREADING Y USE OF ATTACHMENT AND

HOW TO SET NECKING ANDCHAMFERING TOOLS, SET AND CUT 3/4-INCH, 10-PITCH THREAD WITH TANGENT DIE HEAD, ANDCUT THE FINISHED PIEqE.

FROM THE MACHINE WORK SERIES. OPER-. ATIONS ON THE TURRET LATHE, NO. 7.

BAMBARA MURRAY


PRODUCER USNIM

TITLE NO. 006705/AL RENTAL SALE

A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER, BARBARA MURRAY, FINDSHER CLASS AT JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH INVOLVED IN

112

A DISCUSSION ON 1 HE USES OF ALCOHOL. A DE-FENSIVE NONDRINKER, MISS MURRAY TRIES TOAVOID REVEALING HER VIEWS BY TURNING THEDISCUSSION TO THE HISTORY Of ALCOHOL. ILLUS-TRATES THE AFFECTS OF PEER PRESSURE ONADUL TS.

FROM THE JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

BAROE OPERATION, THE

19 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE.COL 1976

PRODUCER USOSHA


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THf...SKI(.1. AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE SAFETY ANDHEALTH HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACE AND TOPROMOTE WORK PRACTICES THAT WILL HELP TOPREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS AS RELATEDTO THE BARGE OPERATION IN THE LONGSHORE IN-DUSTRY.87 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2 RACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVAIICE SIGNA' S. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED.

FROM THE LONGSHORE SAFETY AND HEALTHSERIES.

S AM WORKER. THE

is MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1978

PRODUCER USOSHA


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE-LATED TO THE BARGE WORKER IN THE LONG-SHORE INDUSTRY.73 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED. FROM THE LONGSHORE SAFETYANF HEALTH SERIES.

FROM THE LOAISHORE SAFETY AND HEALTHSERIES.

BARS ON WINDOWS


PRODUCER USSRS


DISCUSSES JUVENILE DELINMENCY WITH PEOPLEWHO ARE WORKING WITH JUVENILE DELINOUENCYPREVENTION. SHOWS HOW THE FIGHT TO PREVENTJUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND ALIENATION IS BEINGWON.

FROM THE NO PLACE LIKE HOME SERIES.

B ARS, PUNCHES, ANO DRIFTS


PRODUCER USWD


EXPLAINS THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES, CORRECTUSES, AND COMMON MISUSES OF BARS, PUNCHES,AND ()RIFTS.

FROM THE CARE AND USE OF HAND TOOLS SERIES.NO. 5.PROOUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1943. RE-LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949.

S ASE PROCUREMENT

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS OF A BASE PROCURE-MENT OFFICE, THE FORMS AND PROCEDURES FOROBTAINING NEEDED SUPPLIES, AND HOW CON-TRACTS ARE NEGOTIATED WITH CIVILIAN FIRMS.


1966

SASICAMPUPIERS

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, EMW 1964

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE THEORY, CONSTRUCTION, AND OP-ERATION OF BASIC AMPLIFIERS. ALSO DISCUSSESFOUR GENERAL METHODS OF COUPLING.

B ASIC AUTOPSY PROCEDURE

51 MIN. 115MM FILM, OPY. SD. COL 1961

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE PURPOSE, TECHNIQUE, 'ND AD-VANTAGES OF THE BASIC AUTOPSY PROCEDURE.

EXPLAINS THE PRELIMINARY STEPS TAKEN BY THEPATHOLOGIST AND THE LEGAL REQUIREMENTSFOR PERFORMING AN AUTOPSY. DEMONSTRATESEACH STEP IN THE BASIC AUTOPSY PROCEDURE,AND SHOWS OW THE PATHOLOGIST'S AUTOPSYNOTES AND FINDINGS ARE PRESENTED TO THEMEDICAL BOARD FOR REVIEW.

BASIC BIOLOGY OF BACTERIA

56 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1950

PRODUCER USPHS SPCWSOR USNMAC


EXPLAINS CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA, DIFFER.ENCES IN TYPES, FEEDING AND MULTIPLICATION,AND CONTROL THROUGH BOILING, FREEZING, ANDPICKLING

FROM THE AN INTRODUCTION TO BACTERIOLOGYSERIES.

BASIC CAMERA, THE

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, :.PT. SD, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 161450/Rt. SALE

DESCRIBES THE TYPES AND CONSTRUCTION OFSTILL-PICTURE CAMERAS. EXPLAINS THE IMPOR-TANCE OF SUCH SENSITIVE PARTS AS THE LENSAND LENS SHUTTERS. PROVIDES A BRIEF HISTORYOF CAMERAS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1948. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FROM THE FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHYSERIES.

B ASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT 1, CLEANING THE PA-TIENTS UNIT AND MAKING AN UNOCCUPIED BED


PRODUCER USA


DEPICTS PROCEDURES USED BY THE MEDICALCORPSMEN IN PREPARING A UNIT FOR A NEW PA-TIENT, INCLUDING STRIPPING, CLEANING AND RE-MAKING THE BED. AND CLEANING THE BEDSIDECABINET AND CHAIR.


B ASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT 2, THE BED BATH


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS A MEDICAL CORPSMAN GIVING A PATIENT ABATH. DEMONSTRATES PREPARATION FOR THEBATH, EQUIPMENT, TECHNIQUE, AND SEQUENCE.EMPHASIZES THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICALVALUE OF THE BED BATH FOR RELAXATION ANDRECOVERY.


B ASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT 3, NAKiN0 AN OCCU-PIED BED


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS POSITIONING THE PATIENT. DISCUSSES THETECHNIQUE FOR REMOVING AND REPLACING FOUN-DATION LINEN, DRAW SHEETS, TOP SHEETS, ANDPILLOW CASES.


B ASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT 4, PHYSICAL COM-FORTS

11 MIK 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1957

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS PROCEDURES USED TO PROVIDE PHYSICALCOMFORT TO PATIENTS, EMPHASIZING MOUTHCARE, FREQUENT CHANGES OF POSITION, AND USEOF HELPfUL APPLIANCES.


B IC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT II, FEEDING THE PA-TIENT

MIN. 10MM FILM. OPT. SD, SSW 1957

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS HOW A CORPSMAN PREPARES A PATIENTFOR MEALS, SERVES TRAYS, ASSISTS SEMI-HELP-LESS AND POSTOPERATIVE PATIENTS, AND FEEDSHELPLESS PATIENTS.


BASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT 8, THE ENEMA

10 MIN. law FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1957

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 161463 /Ft SALE

DEPICTS THE PROPER WAY TO ADMINISTER ACLEANSING ENEMA, THE PREPARATION OF EQUIP.MENT AND SOLUTION, PREPARATION OF THE PA-TIENT, ADMINISTRATION OF THE ENEMA, AFTER-CARE OF THE PATIENT AND EQUIPMENT, AND THEOBSERVATION OF RESULTS.


BASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT 7, STERILE TECHNIQUE

13 MIN. law FILM. OPT SD, B&W 1957

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS STERLIZING EQUIPMENT WITH MOIST HEAT,DRY HEAT, AND CHEMICALS HANDLING STERILEEQUIPMENT CARE OF EQUIPMENT WHEN NOT INUSE AND KEEPING THE AREA BEING TREATEDSTERILE


BASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT 8, PREOPERATIVECARE

9 MIN. 18MM,FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1957

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL CARE GIVENTHE PATIENT BEFORE SURGERY, AND THE DUTIESOF EACH MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL TEAM. STRESS-ES THE IMPORTANCE OF ALLAYING PATIENT'SFEARS.


BASIC CARE OF PATIENTS, PT , POSTOPERATIVECARE

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W i 957

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE PREPARATION OF BED AND UNIT.TRANSFER OF THE UNCONSCIOUS PATIENT TO HISBEG. CARE DURING UNCONSCIOUS STATE, ANDCARE AS HE REGAINS CONSCIOUSNESS


BASIC CELESTIAL CONCEPTS HORIZON SYSTEM


PRODUCER USN

'TITLE NO 005475/RL SALE

SHOWS BASIC CELESTIAL NAVIGATION CONCEPTS.INCLUDES HORIZON SYSTEM TERMINOLOGY ANDDEFINITIONS.

B ASIC CELESTIAL CONCEPTS - INTERCEPT METHOD


PROCknER USN


SHOWS HOW TO VISUALIZE CONCEPTS AND APPLYTHEM TO CELESTIAL CHART EXAMPLES.

B ASIC CELESTIAL CONCEPTS SOLUTION AND PRAC-TICAL APPLICATION


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THAT STANDARD HO 249 SIGHT REDUC-TION TABLES DEMONSTRATE SOLUTIONS OF PRAC-TICAL PROBLEMS

BASIC CELESTIAL CONCEPTS THEORY


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS BASIC CELESTIAL NAVIGATION CONCEPTSDEMONSTRATES TERRESTIAL AND CELESTIALSPHERES.

B ASIC CIRCUIT SYMBOLS AND COMPONENTS BAT-TERY CIRCUITS

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF

7771E NO. 161492/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES CONNECTING BATTERIES INSERIES, DARALLEL, AND COMBINATIONS OF SERIES

113

AND PARALLEL. ILLUSTRATES SCHEMATIC REPRE-SENTATIONS OF EACH COMBINATION. AND EX-PLAINS THE METHOD OF CALCULATING THE TOTALVOLTAGE AND CURRENT FOR EACH COMBINATION.

KINESCOPE.


B ASIC COURSE IN FINNISH COMINNED


PRODUCER UCF SI

TITLE NO. 006825/RL

TEXT NOT INCLUDED.

SAL;

BASIC COURSE IN FINNISH COMBINED (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT NOT INCLUDED.

B ASIC DC METER MOVEMENT

3 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 161500/RL

1954

SALE

SHOWS A REPRESENTATIVE METER, DESCRIBES ITSESSENTIAL COMPONENTS, AND EXPLAINS ITS FUNC-TIONS.

FROM THE BASIC ELECTRICITY SERIES.

BASIC DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT PROCEDURESIN OPHTHALMOLOGY

54 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1975

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS THE PERFORMANCE OF BASIC PROCE-DURES

DEVELOPED BY THE PACIFIC MEDfCAL CENTER, UNI.VERSITY OF THE PACIFIC.

FROM THE SELF.INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS INOPHTHALMOLOGY SERIES.

BASIC DOG SURGERY

14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER UTEXMB SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 005528/RL

1966

SALE

DEMONSTRATES A METHOD OF ANESTHETIZING ADOG AND PEOFORMING SURGERY. INCLUDES AN-ESTHETIZATION, TRACHEAL CANULATION. CANULATION OF THE CAROTID ARTERY, AND CATHETERIZA-TION OF THE FEMORAL VEIN.

BASIC kLECTRICITY AC PARALLEL CIRCUITS

.4 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODIAXR USN

TITLE /W. 161500/RL RENTAL

1968

SALE

SHOWS THE ELEMENTS OF AN AC PARALLEL CIR-CUIT, EXAMINES THE EFFECTS OF CURRENT, ANDSHOWS WHAT THE GENERATOR SEES IN THE FOL-LOWING CIRCUITS, WHERE XL EXCEEDS XC, XC EX.CEEDS XL, AND XC AND XL ARE EQUAL.

B ASIC ELECTRICITY AC limn CIRCUITS

5 MIN, 1644M FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1958

PRODUaR USN


SHOWS THE ELEMENTS OF AN AC SERIES CIRCUIT.DEMONSTRATES, BY SINE WAVES AND CIRCUITS.THE EFFECTS UPON AND PHASE P.ELATIONSHIPSBETWEEN CURRENT AND VOLTAGE. USING AN LACRCIRCUIT, EXAMINES THE EFFECTS OF VOLTAGE ANDSHOWS WHAT THE GENERATOR SEES WHEN XL 'EX-CEEDS XC AND WHEN XC EXCEEDS XL. DEMON-STRATES ALSO A SERIES RESONANT CIRCUITUSING A LCR CIRCUIT WHERE XC AND XL AREEQUAL.

B ASIC ELECTRICITY CAPACITANCE IN AC CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 1 11510/RL SALE

DEFINES CAPACITANCE AND DEMONSTRATES HOWA CAPACITOR WORKS, EXPLAINS CAPACITIVE REAC-TANCE AND ITS EFFECTS IN AN AC CIRCUIT. THEFACTORS THAT AFFECT CAPACITIVE REACTANCE.AND THE EFFECT OF CAPACITANCE IN AN AC CIR-CUIT.

BASIC ELECTRICITY INOUCTANCE IN AC CIRCUITS

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1959

PRODUCER USN


DEFINES INDUCTANCE AND EXPLAINS ITS CAUSEAND EFFECT IN AN AC CIRCUIT. ILLUSTRATES IN-DUCTIVE REACTANCE, THE FACTORS THAT AFFECTINDUCTIVE REACTANCE IN AN AC CIRCUIT AND THEPHASE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CURRENT ANDVOLTAGES AS A RESULT OF THE PRESENCE OF IN-DUCTANCE IN THE CIRCUIT.

B ASIC ELECTRICITY AS APPLIED TO ELECTRONICCONTROL SYSTEMS


PRODUCER USAF


PRESENTS AN ANIMATED CARTOON EXPLAININGSUCH TERMS AS VOLTAGE. CURRENT RESISTANCE,VOLTAGE DROP, DIRECT AND ALTERNATING CUR-RENT, MAGNETIC FIELDS, INDUCTION, AND SERIESAND PARALLEL CIRCUITS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'BASICELECTRICITY.' PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITHMINNEAPOLIS-HONEYWELL REGULATOR CO.

CLEARED FOR TV.

B ASIC EPIDEMIOLOGIC AND CLINICOPATHOLOGICASPECTS OF MALARIA

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 196$

PRODUCER USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES LIFE CYCLE AND GEOGRAPHIC DISTRI.BUTION OF CAUSATIVE PLASMODIUM. DISCUSSESSYMPTOMS, COMPLICATIONS, DIAGNOSIS, ANDMANAGEMENT.KINESCOPE,


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONALONLY.

B ASIC FIREFIGHTER


PRODUCER USNWCG

TITLE NO 006998/RL

GROUPS

1977

SALE

PROVIDES TRAINING REQUIREMENTS IN BASICSKILLS FOR ALL NEW WILDFIRE FIGHTERS. OFFERSREOUIRED TRAINING FOR ALL FIRE LINE WORKERSUNDER THE NATIONAL INTERAGENCY FIRE QUALIFI-CATION SYSTEM. DISCUSSES BASIC FIRE ORGANI-ZATION, SAFETY EOUIPMENT, SIZEUP, LINE CON-STRUCTION PRINCIPLES, USE AND MAINTENANCECf TOOLS, MOPUP, AND BASIC WOODSMAN SKILLS.LOOSELEAF INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE AND 25 SETS OFSTUDENT MATERIALS.

B SW FIREFIGHTER STUDENT MATERIALS

25 PRINTED MATERIAL FOR USE WrTHMEDIA 1977

PRODUCER USNWCG


PROVIDES TRAINING REOUIREMENTS IN1 BASICSKILLS FOR ALL NEW WILDFIRE FIGHTERS. OFFERSREWIRED TRAINING FOR ALL FIRE LINE WORKERSUNDER THE NATIONAL INTERAGENCY FIRE QUALIFI-CATION SYSTEM. DISCUSSES BASIC FIRE ORGANI-ZATION, SAFETY EOUIPMENT, SIZEUP, LINE CON-STRUCTION PRINCIPLES, USE AND MANTENANCEOF TOOLS, MOPUP, AND BASIC WOODSMAN SKILLS.

B OAC HELICOPTER RANT PRINCIPLES


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THROUGH ANIMATION THE BASIC AERO-DYNAMIC PRINCIPLES APPLIED TO HELICOPTERFLIGHT INCLUDING LIFT, THRUST, DRAG, WEIGHT,VELOCITY OF AIRFLOW OVER AIRFOIL, COLLECTIVEPITCH, DISSYMMETRY OF LIFT, CONING ANDCONING ANGLE, FLAPPING AND FLAPPING ANGLE,GYROSCOPIC PRECESSION LAWS, ANU TORQUE.

B ASIC HYDRAULIC GOVERNOR

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 194$

ARLIII.A219 USN

TITLENO. 1811122/FIL SALE

USES SCHRUM ANIMATION TO EXPLAIN THEFUNCTION OF THE MAROUETTE HYDRAULIC aDVER-HOP, INCLUDING ITS BASIC CONSTRUCTION AHDTHE OPERATION OF THE PRINCIPAL PARTS OF THEHYDRAULIC SYSTEM.PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE DIESEL ENGINE GOVERNORS SERIES.MARQUETTE GOVERNOR, NO. 1.

B ASIC LABORATORY TRAINING FOR NONPROFES-SIONAL WORKERS-A SERIES

4 35MM FILMSTRIPS, SILENT



CARE Of LABORATORY ANIMALS BOERS

05-1 MEETS THE LABORATORY W/DRWN

HANDLING AND USE Of GLASSWARE 82FR5

USING ANIMALS IN THE LABORATORY 68FR5

B ASIC MAP READING, PT I, MAP SYMBOLS


PRODUCER USA


DEFINES BASIC SYMBOLS FOUND ON MAPS. SHOWSTHE IMPORTANCE OF THE MILITARY MAP TO THESOLDIER.

B ASIC MAP READING. PT 2, GRID, DISTANCE, ANDELEVATION


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE USE OF THE MILITARY GRID IN DE-TERMINING LOCATIONS OR REFERENCE POINTS ONA MILITARY MAP, THE MEASUREMENT OF GROUNDDISTANCE ON THE MAP, AND THE USE OF CONTOURLINES TO DEPICT ELEVATION AND TOPOGRAPHICFEATURES.

SAWC MAP READING, PT 3, DIRECTION, ORIENTA-TION. AND LOCATION WITHOUT A COMPASS


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE ORIENTATION OF A MAP, AND FIND-ING DIRECTION AND LOCATION WITHOUT THE USEOF A COMPASS.

B ASIC MAP READING. PT 4. DIRECTION, ORIENTA-TION, AND LOCATION WITH A COMPASS


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS HOW TO ORIENT A MILITARY MAP ANDFIND DIRECTION AND LOCATION WITH A COMPASS.

BASIC MAP READING, PT 5, PHOTOS AND PHOTO-MAP.

31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BilW 1987

PRODUCER USA


TEACHES THE SOLDIER HOW TO USE AN AERIALPHOTOGRAPH OR PHOTOMAP AS A SUPPLEMENTTO OR SUBSTITUTE FOR THE MILITARY MAP.

B ASIC MEAT COOKERY

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 000490/RL

SHOWS HOW TO COOK MEAT WITH DRYMOIST HEAT. AND DEEP FAT BROWNING.

B ASIC NURSING CARE-A SERIES


PI:pot:ix:ER USN

TITLE NO. 007669/RL

B ED BATH. THE

E YE TREATMENTS

INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OFFLUIDS

MAKING A RECOVERY BED

MAKIN() AN UNOCCUPIED BED

MAKING THE OCCUPIED BED

ORAL ADMINISTRATION Of MEDICA-TIONS

POSTOPERATIVE'CARE

PREOPERATIVE CARE

CLEARED FOR Tv. .

1984

SALE

HEAT,

SALE

19MIN

TWIN

18MIN

TWIN

14MIN

15MIN.

TWIN

TWIN

16MIN

B ASIC PATHOLOGY-A SERIES

13 2 X 2 SLIDE SETS, AUDIOCASSETTE

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE BASIC PATHOLOGY OF THE HEART,STOMACH, DUODENUM, KIDNEY, AND URINARYTRACT

114

AUDIOCASSETTES. 2-TRACK, MONO, WITH AUDIBLEOR INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. BOOKLETS IN-CLUDED. DEVELOPED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF PA-THOLOGY CHAIRMEN IN COLLABORATION WITH THENATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER

ACQUIRED VALVULAR HEART DISEASE 38MIN

ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS 26MIN

ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND CORONARYHEART DISEASE 31MIN

CHRONIC INTERSTITIAL PULMONARYFIBROSIS 31MIN

CHRONIC OSSTRUCTIVE PULMONARYDISEASE

CONCEPTS IN BASIC NEUROPATHO-LOGY

DISEASES Of THE KIDNEY GLOMERU-LONEPHRITIS

DISEASES Of THE KIDNEY - INFEC-TIONS Of THE KIDNEY AND THE URI-NARY TRACT

DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH ANDDUODENUM

IMMUNE COMPLEXES AND DISEASE

INFECTIONS Of THE CENTRAL NER-VOUS SYSTEM

INFLAMMATION

VIPAL HEPATITIS

31MIN

23MIN

42MIN

45MIN

20MIN

.23MIN

32MIN

25MIN

31MIN

B ASIC PRINCIPLES Of KITCHEN LAYOUT

84 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT, B&W 1053



ILLUSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES OF LAYOUT ANDEQUIPMENT FOR RESTAURANT KITCHENS. STRESS-ES THE RELATIONSHIP OF PROPER EQUIPMENT TOCLEANLINESS.

FROM THE FOOD HANDLING SERIES.

B ASIC PRINCIPLES Of POWER REACTORS


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THROUGH ANIMATION NUCLEARPOWERREACTORS AND HOW THEY PRODUCE STEAM FORTHE GENERATION OF ELECTRICITY. DESCRIBES FIS-SION, CONTROLLED CHAIN REACTOR COMPO-NENTS. SHOWS CORE, REACTOR VESSEL, SHIELD-ING, MODERATORS, COOLANTS, AND CONTROLRODS.

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF REFRIGERATION

71 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, B&W 1951


TITLE NO. 182521 /RL SALE

STSESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF REFRIGERATION INPREVENTING FOODBORNE DISEASES. EXPLAINSTHE PRINCIPLES OF REFRIGERATION.


B ASIC PRINCIPLES OF SUPERVISION, PT I

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 196S

PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES TWO OF SEVEN IDEAS BASIC TO SUC-CESSFUL SUPERVISION-THAT PEOPLE NEED TO UN-DERSTAND CLCAHLY WHAT IS EXPECTED OF THEM,AND THAT 'MEV MUST HAVE APPROPRIATE GUID-ANCE IN DOING THEIR WORK.

FROM THE SUCCESS IN SUPERVISCN SERIES. NO2.

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SUPERVISION, PT 2

29 MIN. 18MM FILki: OPT. SD, B&W 106S

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE No. 004539/RL RENTAL

DISCUSSES TWO OF SEVEN IDEAS BASIC TO SUC-CESSFUL SUPERVISION: THAT GOOD WORK SHOULDBE RECOGNIZED AND THAT POOR WORK DESERVESCONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM.

FROM THE SUCCESS IN SUPERVISON SERIES NO3.

B ASIC PRINCIPLES OF SUPERVISION. PT 3

29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, 51W 1065

PRODUCER USDAGS


DISCUSSES THREE OF SEVEN IDEAS BASIC TO SUC-CESSFUL SUPERVISION: THAT PEOPLE MUST HAVEOPPORTUNITIES TO ACCEPT GREATER RESPONSI-BILITIES, THEY SHOULD BE HELPED TO PROVE

122

1

THEMSELVES. AND THEY SHOULD WORK IN A SAFEAND HEALTHFUL ENVIRONMENT.

FROM THE SUCCESS IN SUPERVISIOAI SERIES. NO.4,

B ASIC PRINCIPLES OF re ANALYTICAL BALANCE


PRODUCER USPHS $PONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS HOW TO FIND THE ZERO POINT 'AND SENN-TITIVITY OF THE BALANCE, CALIBRATE THEWEIGHTS, WEIGH AN 08.;FCT ND WEIGH OUT APREDETERMINED AMOUK O OATERIAL.

SAW RADIO PROCEDURES FOR,PILOTS


PRODUCER USFM

TITLE P. 002000/RL

1970

SALE

FAMILIARIZES PRIVATE PILOTS, ESPECIALLY NOV-ICES, WITH PROPER RADIO PROCEDURES WHILECOMMUNICATING WITH FM FLIGHT SERVICE STA-TIONS AND AIRPORT TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWERS.

B ASIC RECORD KEEPING

26 MIN, 16MM FILM OPT. SD, COL 1977

P R O D U C E R J E

TITLE NG 00oLNIURL RENTAL SALE

EMPHASIL $ THAT CLEAR WORDING, 0000 GRAM-MA_ CORRECT SENTENCE STRUCTURE, ANDPROPER SPELUNG ARE ESSENTIAL TO MAINTAIN-ING RECORDS PROPERLY. SHOWS HOW EFFICIENT.LV AI. OFFICE CAN BE RUN WHEN RECORDS AREMANAGED PROPERLY. DEPICTS THE NEED FOR THEUTIUZATION OF RECORD KEEPING PRINCIPLESWHEN OFFICES ARE IMPROPERLY RUN. DISCUSSESAND IL LUSTRATES METHODS FOR CLASSIFYING IN.FORMATION DATA PROCESSING, PUNCHED CARDS,AND MICROFORMS.

WORKBOOK INCLUDED.

FROM THE YOU IN PUBLIC SERVICE SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

BANC REPORT WRITING

26 MIN. 11MM FILM, OPT. SE), COL 1977

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. C08096/ RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS PRACTICAL METHODS FOR WRITINGBETTER REPORTS. EXPLORES REPORT WRITINGSKILLS AND TECHNIDES STAFF MEMBERS NEED TOAID THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS THROUGHTHREE TYPES OF REPORTS: FORMAL, SEMI-FORMAL AND INFORMAL.

WORKBOOK INCLUDED.


CLEARED FOR N.

@ AMC STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF MUSCLE, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC

77TLE P. 00119213/RL SALE

REVIEWS THE BASIC STRUCTURE, ULTRASTIIIJC.TURE, AND FUNCTION OF BASIC TYPES OF MUSCLEFOUND IN HUMANS. DISCUSSES THE DIFFERENTI-ATION BETWEEEN MUSCLE TYPES AND SELECTEDSUBTYPES AS TO LOCATION, STRUCTURE. CON.TROL OF CONTRACTION. AND BASIC FUNCTION.

71 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 1.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALSOR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY. PRO-DUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NATIONAL LIBRARYOF MEDICINE.

CLE/ RED FOR N.

B ASIC TELEPHONY


PRODUCER USA


DIAGRAMS. AND THE FOUR CIRCUITS-TRANSMIT.TER, RECEIVER AND GENERATOR AND RINGER.

S ASIC TERIMITIOLOGY FOR REHABILITATION APPLI-ANCES

MIN, 11MM Flue. OPT. SO, COL 1964

PRCOUCER USPHS SPONSOR MAC


DEFINES AND ILLUSTRATES THE BASIC TLRMINOL.OGY FOR REHAIIILITATION.APPLIANCES THROUGHMICROSIMULATION,

BASIC TRAINING COURU FOR EMERGENCY Naomi.TECHNICIANS


PRODUCER USREMS SPONSOR USEESD

TITLE AO. 007186/RL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES ALTERED PHYSIOLOGIC STATES.CAUSES, TREATMENT, AND RESCUE TECHNIQUE!

FROM THE MEDICAL-LEGAL COMPONENT FILMSERIES.

AIRWAY OSSTRUCTION AND PULER)*ANY ARREST 46MIN

OLSSON° NW MIXII 51MIN

CARDIAC ARREST W/DRWN

CHILDBIRTH AND PROSUIMS Of CHILDPATIENTS 59MIN

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN,THE HIS POLE, NEEPONSMILMESAND EQUIPMENT 71MIN

ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES 4 IMIN

FRACTURES OF THE LOWER EXTREIll!TY 32MIN

FRACTURES OF THE UPPER EXTREM-ITY 56MIN

INJURIES TO THE EYE, CHEST, ABDO-MEN, PILYIS, GENITALIA 91MIN

INJURIES TO THE HUD, FACE, NECK,AND SPINE 40MIN

MECHANICAL AIDS TO SREATHINGAND PULMONARY nasuscrrATIoN W/DRWN

knoicAL INENaiNcias, PT 1 MAIN

MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, PT 2 54MIN

WOUNDS 20MIN

BASIC TURNNE THEORY

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL , 1969

PRODUCER USN

77TLE NO. 162195/AL SALE

TRACES TN . DEVELOPMENT OF THE TURBINEENGINE FROM STEAM POWER TO THE JET TURBINE.

BASIC USE OF LEVELS BY SANITAMANS

48 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1954

PIVOUCER USPHS SPONWR USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES, THROUGH A DEMONSTRATION OF ASEPTIC TANK INSTALLATION. THE BASIC USES OFTHE ENGINEER'S LEVEL. STRING LEVEL, CARPEN-TER'S LEVEL, TRANSVERSE HOSE FILI ED WITHWATER, AND HAND TOOL.

BASIC WHEELCHAIR FEATURES ANO HANDUNG




DESCRIBES THE BASIC FEATURES OF A WHEEL-CHAIR FOR A PERSON WHO CAN STAND WHEN GET-TING INTO AND OUT OF THE CHAIR.

BATHING THE PATIENT - HOME CARE

24 MIN, DIMM FILM. OPT. SD, BILW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE MO. 001442/RL SALE

SHOWS PROCEDURES FOR BATHING A PATIENT INTHE HOME, _EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES NEEDED,AND METHOOS O BATHING, INCLUDING ()RAPING,SOAPING. RINSING, AND DRYING OF EACH BOOYPART. ALSO SHOWS TECHNIQUES OF ORAL HY.GIENE, MASSAGING, AND SHAVINGPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE.

FROM THE NURSING SERIES.

BATHYMETRY DISCOVERING THE OCEAN FLOOR,CHARTING THE OCEAN norm


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PROCEDURES FOR TAKING AND SUB-MITTING BATHYMETRIC REPORTS AND REASONSFOR INCREASING THE QUALITY OF THESE RE-PORTS.

BATTERED CHILD, THE, PT 1

27 MIN, DIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES PATTERNS OF INJURIES COMMON TOTHE BATTERED CHILD SYNOROME AND THE INTER.

It?

PRETATION OF THESE PATTERNS. SHOWS THE EX-TERNAL 3YMPTOMS OR SIGNS. ALSO PRESENTSCASES WITH NO EXTERNAL SYMPTOMS BUT WITHEXTENSIVE INTERNAL DAMAGE WHICH IS OSVIOUSAT AUTOPSY.

pRopucEn BY THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISU-AL CENTER IN COOPERATION WITH DR NORMANENDE, PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY, EMORY UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ATLANTA, GA. KINE-SCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES. FOREN-SIC MEDICINE OUTLINES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY. CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL CLOUD-CIR-CUIT TELEVISION ONLY.

ATTERED CHILD, THE, PT 2


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES PATTERNS OF INJURIES COMMON TOTHE BATTERED CHILD SYNDROME AND THE INTER-PRETATION OF THESE PATTERNS. SHOWS THE EX-TERNAL SYMPTOMS OR SIGNS. AND CASES 'WITHNO EXTERNAL SYMPTOMS BUT WITH ExTENSNETERNAL DAMAGE wHiCH IS MOUS AT AUTOPSY.PROOUCED BY THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISU-AL CENTER IN COOPERATION WITH DR NORMANENDE, PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY, EMORY UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ATLANTA, GA. KINE-SCOPE.


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY. CLEARED FOR, USE ON EDUCATIONALCLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION ONLY.

'array, IGNITION, AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, THE'

26 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. $O, B&W 1045

PRCOLN-ER USOE


sHows HOW TO CHECK AND SERVICE THE BAT-TERY AND CHECK THE STARTING MOTOR, GENER-ATOR, LIGHTING CIRCUIT, ELECTRICAL INSTRU.MENTS, AND IGNITION SYSTEM.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MAINTE-NANCE SERIES.

BATTLE GLORY


PRODUCER USA


RECOUNTS THE ARMY'S HISTORIC PAST, AS REPRE-SENTED BY THE 145 BATTLE STREAMERS ON ITSFLAG WHICH COMMEMORATE CAMPAIGNS FROMTHE REVOLUTIONARY WAR TO THE KOREAN WAR.

961\

BATTU OF BRITAIN, TIM


PRODUCER USWD


1949

SALE

PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE YEAR DURINGWHICH BRITAIN ST000 ALONE AGAINST THE AXIS.TELLS HOW THE NAZI AIR FORCE SMASHED AT HERCITIES AND HOW SNE FOUGHT BACK, FINALLYSTOPPING HITLER.

PROOUCED BY U $ WAR DEPARTMENT, 1943. RE-LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATICN, DO-MESTIC BRANCH, 1945. AND BY U 13 OFFICE OF EDU-CATION, 1949.

FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES.

RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVqD FORSTUDY ANC EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.CLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY.

BATTLE OF CHINA, THE

87 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER USWD


1045

"ALF

DEPICTS JAPANESE AGGRESSION AGAINST CIONADURING WORLD WAR II AND DERCRIBES JAPANESEPLANS FOR WORLD CONQUEST. DESCRIBES CHI.NESE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPASS, PRINTING,ASTRONOMY, GUNPOWDER, AND PORCELAIN.

PRODUCED BY U $ WAR DEPARTMENT, 1944. RE.LEASED BY U OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, DO-MESTIC MANCE, 1945.


RESTRICTION: SALE OD RENTAL IS APPROVED FORSTUDY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY,CLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY.

BATTLE OP MANASSAS .

11 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT SO, GOL 19611

PRODUCER UBOAVA

TITLE NO 010105/PL RENTAL SALE

USES ART WORK TO DESCRIBE THE EVENTS LEAD-ING TO THE FIRST BATTLE OF MANASSAS.

BATTLE OP RUSSIA, THE

63 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT: SD, B&W 1945

PROOLICER USWD


SHOWS THE RUSSIAN DEFENSE. AGAINST THE NAZIINVASION DURING WORLD WAR II, CLIMAXING WITHTHE BATTLE OF STALINGRAD.PROOUCED BY U S WAn DEPARTMENT, 1944. RE-LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, DO-MESTIC BRANCH, 1946.


RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FORSTUDY AND . EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES , ONLY.CLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV.ONLY,

BATTLE OP SAN PIETRO, THE

36 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO,,B&W 1949



PRESENTS MODERN WARFARE FROM THE SOLDIER'S POINT OF VIEW. STRESSES THE NUMBER OFMEN KILLED IN TAKING ONE MILITARY OBJECTIVE.SHOWS THE PEOPLE AND CHILDREN OF SANPIETRO WERE TOO STUNNED TO REALIZE THEYHAD BEEN LIBERATED DURING WORLD WAR II.PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1945. RE.LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1649.


SAME, TIM14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL , 1965

PROOWER USN


SHOWS COMBAT FOOTAGE CENTERED PRIMARILYAROUND OPERATION PIRANHA. CARNED OUTAGAINST THE VIET CONG STRONGHOLD. DE.SCRIBES PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF THE OPER-ATION. SHOWS WANE EXERCISING ACROS&THEBEACH LANDING TECHNIOUES MARINES CLOSE AIRSUPPORT, NAVAL GUN FIRE SUPPORT AND ARTIL-LERY. EMPLOYMENT OF HELICOPTERS ILLUS-TRAITS VERTICAL ASSAULT TECHNIQUES. SHOWSCAPTURE OF VIET CONG PRISONERS. PATROLACTION AND TREATMENT OF WOUNDED MARINES.

IN WATER mei - BOATING


PRODUCER USAF

77721,NO. 164900/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS SAFE METHOOS FOR CANOEING, OUT-BOARD MOTORBOATING, SAILING, ANO SKIING DIS-CUSSES MARINE TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, EMER.GENCY MEASURES, AND COURTESY CODES.


INC WATER WISE SWIMMING


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW TO ENJOY SAFE SWIMMING WHETHERIN THE POOL. SURF, LAKE OR THE 'OLE SWIMMINGHOLE. POINTS OUT CONSEQUENCES WHEN SAFETYRULES ARE IGNORED. AS SCENE SHIFTS FROMCONTROLLED SWIMMING FACILITIES TO UNSUPER.VISED LAKES AND STREAMS, A GROUND SAFETYOFFICER DISCUSSES THE FIVE BASIC PRINCIPLESOF SAFE SWIMMING.

OUCH INTELLIGENCE SHORELINE PROCESSES


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW CURRENTS, WINDS, AND WAVESCHANGE BEACH PROFILES.

SUCH INTELLIGENCE WAVES, SNEAKERS, ANDSURF


PRODUCER USN


EMAINS WAVE FORMS, EQUATIONS INVOLVED,PERIOD. VELOCITY AND WAVE LENGTHS. SHOWSHOW WAVES ARE FORMED IN THE FETCH AREA,HOW THEY TRAVEL THROUGH DECAY, HOW RE-FRACTIONS TAKE PLACE IN SHOAL WATERS, ANDREAKERS ON THE BEACH.

KACHHIAD AT ANZIO29 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1962

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE WORLD WAR II BATTLE FOUGHT ONA TINY BEACHHEAD AT ANZIO.


CLEARED FOR TV.

BEADS OF LWE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PUDDLE ACTION OF SEVERAL TYPESOF WELDING --MANUAL METAL ARC, GAS TNGSTENARC, TUNGSTEN INERT ARC, AND cos METAL ARC,OR METAL INERT GAS.

ilAVER-SELJA INCIDENT, THE


PROM:ER USN


SHOWS THE COLLISION OF THE BEAVER AND THESELJA OFF THE CALIFORNIA COAST. TELLS OF THESIGNALS EXCHANGED, ACTION TAKEN WHEN COLLISION WAS IMMINENT, AND THE DECISION OF THESUPREME COURT.

FROM THE RULES OF THE NAUTICAL ROAD SERIES

1971 OLD BATH, THE

1943

SUNS, BULLETS ANO SLACK OIL


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS REPLENISHIANTAT-SEA IN THE GULF OFTONKIN, NAVY'S SYSTEM OF SUPPLYING SHIPS ATSEA, AND VERTICAL REPLENISHMENT BY HELICOP.TER.

WARING omassamsLY AND INSPECTION

14 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 19411

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO DISASSEMBLE MAINBEARINGS, INSPECT, TAKE READINGS ON 'HEBEARING SHELL, AND USE CARE IN HANDLINGPARTS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1946.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES.

SURING REASSEMSLY

11 MIN, 161AM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1946

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO ROLL THE BEARINGSHELL BACK INTO PLACE; INSTALL CAP, WEDGEBLOCKS, ANG WEDGE SHOE; AND CONNECT THELUBE OIL LINE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.


KARIM* REMOVAL AND INSPECTION, 11-21111A ENGINE

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1943

PRODUCER USN

TITLE Ani 000362/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO DISASSEMBLE THE MAINBEARING. SHOWS HOW TO INSPECT, CLEAN, ANOREPLACE 3EAHINI3 SHELLS AND REASSEMBLE THEBEARING.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE DIESELPROPULSION ENGINE SERIES.

WRINGS9 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PROUUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE, INSPECT, AND INSTALLMAIN BEARING CAP, LOWER BEARING SHELL, ANDUPPER BEARING SHELLS.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE ON THEGENERAL MOTORS 12-567A DIESEL ENGINE SERIES.DISASSEMBLY.

SEATING THE AVERAGES


PRODUCER USSRS


DEPICTS THE PROBLEMS OF WHEELCHAIR VICTIMSWHO ATTEMPT TO MOVE ABOUT IN CONVENTIONAL.LY-DESIONED HOMES, OFFICE BUILDINGS, AND FACTORIES.

INAUTY ANO THE GRANDEUR, THE


PROOUCER USFHWA

TITLE NO 1660CIRL SALE

DESCRIBES THE HIGHWAY BEAUTIFICATION PRO-GRAM UNDERWAY THROUGHOUT THE U S.

116


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 161145PRL SALE

GIVE A BED B H TO A PATIENT. DEMONSTRATESTHE ORDER THE BATH AND THE CORRECT

SHOWS THE AND EOUIPMENT NEEDED TO

TECHNIQUES TO FOLLOW IN GIVING THE PATIENT ABACK RUB. ,

FROM THE BASIC NURSING CARE SERIES.

BO CARE A010 POMPOM OP THE PATIENT WITHARTHRITIS


PRODUCER ARTHFD SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. '166500/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW PROPER BED CAFIE AND PO-SITIONING OF THE PATIENT WITH ARTHRITIS WILLALLOW A MORE RAPID AND COMFORTABLE RECOV-ERY AS WELL AS PREVENT CONTRACTURES ANDBEDSORES.

SEDUM DIAGNOSIS OF STROKE ANATOMICAL EX-AMINATION




REVIEWS ANATOMICAL DIAGNOSIS, WHICH IS BASEDON NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION AND WHICH INDI-CATES THE SITE AND SEVERITY OF THE LESION.SHOWS PATIENTS EXHIBIT,NG NYSTAGMUS. APHA.SIA, PERSEVERATION, APRAXIA, AND VISUAL FIELDDEFECTSBOOKLET INCLUDED.

BEDSIDE DIAGNOMS OF snots ANCILLARY STUD.III


PRODUCER WARMP sPoNsoR USNMAC


DETAILS THE PRINCIPLES OF BRAIN STEM STROKEDIAGNOSIS. ILLUSTRATES THE SIGNS OF HEMIPARE.SIS AND WAYS TO DISTINGUISH BRAIN STEM LE-SIONS FROM CRANIAL NERVE LESIONS AND THIRDNERVE PALSY.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

BEDSIDE DIAGNOSIS OF STROKE PATHOLOGICALEXAMINATION

21 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, GOL 1908



EMPHASIZES THAT AT THE BEDSIDE. THE PATHO-LOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF STROKE IS DETERMINEDCHIEFLY By HISTORY. EXAMINES DIFFERENT TYPESOF PATHOLOGY IN RELATION TO THE HISTORYTHAT PRECEDES THEM.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

WORE SATURN


PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS A SHC97 HISTORY OF THE PHILOSOPHI-CAL AND FICTIONAL DREAMS OF SPACE EXPLORA-TION, FROM THE EARLY CHINESE THROUGH THEGREEK PERIOD TO THE DEVELOPEMNT OF THESATURN I ROCKET.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MIMING JAPANEU, PT IIt AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 0006117/RLTEXT NOT INCLUDED.

BEGINNING JAPANESE, PT I (SAMPLER)

1 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004206/RLTEXT NOT INCLUDED.

SALE

SALE

1.614111111 JAMUL PT

, IS AUDIOCAUETTES, MACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 001INS/RLTEXT NOT INCLUDED.

INIGINNING 'JAPANESE, PT I (SAMPLER)

1 AUO/OCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004210/111.TEXT NOT INCLUDED.

SALE

SALE

BILOINNING WITHOUT amo, A

X MIN 16MM FILM, OPT.80, COL 1066

PRODUCER USAEC


A NON-TECHNICAL SURVEY OF THE WIDE VARIETYOF NUCLEAR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PRO-JECTS AT THE SERKELEY AND LIVERMORE SITESOF THE LAWRENCE RADIATION LABORATORY.

SONNIINIG. THE ma RECRUIT

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COI. 1969

PRODUCER USMC SPOMOI* USN

7VTLENO. 166450/AL SALE

SHOWS SCENES OF BOOTCAMP AND GRADUATIONAT THE MARINE CORPS RECRUIT DEPOT, SANDIEGO, CALIFORNIA.

Immo NOINFICATION AN APPROACH TO LANGUAM LEARNING


PRODUCER USIEN


DEMONSTRATES SOME KEY CONCEPTS INVOLVEDIN IIEHAVIOR MODIFICATION.

BEHAVIORALLY SPEAKING41 SERIES

4 11IMM FILMS, OPT. SO IllSPRODUCERUSNMAC

ME NO 0011711/11L SALE

FOCUSES ON NORMS AND CONCEPTS OF BEHAV-IORAL PSYCHOLOGY OF BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOLOGYAS THEY RELATE TO DIFFERENT STAGES IN HUMANDEVELOPMENT.24PAGE STUDY MANUAL INCLUDED.

ADULT YEARS, TIC 12MIN

EARLY SCHOOL MRS, THE 15MIN

EMERGING ADULT, THE 14MIN

THOU MAST YAMS 17MIN

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BENNO THE ORAN MARK

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, 001. 1975

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO. 009312/IIL SALE

EXPLAINS USDA GRADING AND SHOWS HOW APVIODUCT IS GRADED AND WHAT THIS MEANS TOTHE CONSUMER. SHOWS HOW FRUITS AND VEGE-TABLES ARE CANNED AND FROZEN AND HOW THEDEPARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE AIDF IN THE MAR.KITING Of THESE PRODUCTS.

BEHIND ME OOP DRAWING


PRODUCERUSN

mu Iva 11194110/RL SALE

SHOWS ISOMETRIC, PERSPECTIVE ORTHOGRAPHICPROJECTION, AND mom sectoN DRAWINGS.TILLS w 5IIm MENS/ONS AND SPECIFICATIONS AREINDICATED.

MOW KNEE AMPUTATION PON PERIPHERAL VAS-CULAR DISEASE

16 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, 001. 1911

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATIS A PRECISE TECHNIQUE FOROELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION FOR PERIPHERALVASCULAR DISEASE AND THE IMMEDIATE FITTINGOP A PROS NESIS.

OEN FRANKLIN PORTRAIT Of A FAMILY

t5 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PADOUGER USOAVA


PRESENTS A STORY OF BEN FRANKLIN'S RELATION-SHIP WITH HIS WIFE AND FAMILY DURING THE

YEARS BEFORE AND AFTER THE WAR OF INDEPEN-DENCE.

BENCH WORK. 5211A ENGINE

32 MIN, 1 emA FILM, OPT. SD. SAW 1943

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CHECK PARTS FORCRACKS. USE RING EXPANSION TOOLS, INSERTWRIST PIN BEARINGS, REASSEMBLE PISTONS, ANDREPLACE NEEDLES IN THE EYE OF CONNECTINGRODS.

FROM THE FROORESSIVE MAINTENAACE DIESELPROPULSION ENGINE SERIES.

UNCHWORK; PT I


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE VALVES, OVERSPEEDTRIP ASSEMBLY, TRANSFER BLOCK, AND CHECKVALVE:PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE GENERAL MOTORS 18-278.4 DIESELENGINE SERIES.

NNCHWORK, PT

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, SEW

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 020366/RI.

1146

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO CLEAN AND INSPECT THE HEAD,F CSURFACE VALVE SEATS, LAP VALVES, AND 'MIKE'GUIDES AND VALVES.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1941..

FROM THE GENERAL MOTORS 18-278A DIESELENGINE SERIES.

SENCHWORK. PT $

12 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CAW

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 000306/RL

1941

SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO INSTALL VALVES, OVERSPEEDTRIP, 1RANSFER BLOCK, TEST VALVE AND RELIEFVALVE ASSEMBLY, AND START AIR STARTINGCHECK VALVE.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE GENERAL MOTORS 18-278A DIESELMOM SERIES.

111/404WORK, PT 4

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 00036TIRL

194e,

SALE

SNOWS HOW TO DISASSEMBLE THE PISTON ASSEM-BLY - INSPECT AND 'MIKE' THE PISTON, WRIST PIN,AND BEARINGS CHECK RING CLEARANCE REAS-SEMBLE PISTON AND ROO - AND INSPECT, CLEARAND 'MIKE' THE LINER.PROOUCED'IlY U NAVY, 1145. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION, 19411.

FROM THE GENERA, MOTORS 18-278A DIESELENGINE SERIES.

MONO COPPER TURING 'TO A WIRE TEMPLATE


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TUBING IS ANNEALED. COOLEDAND FILLED WITH ROSIN, AND HOW A WIRE TEM-PLATE IS MADE. SHOWS NOW BENOS ARE MARKED,MADE, AND CHECKED.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. COPPER-SMITHING, NO. I.

NUM OAK TECHNIQUES17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW 1950

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF BENDING OAKBILLETS Of NAVY MOTOR LAUNCH HULLS-COVERSPRESENTATION OF BENDING MACHINES, PROCE-DURE PRIOR TO BENDING, CAUTIONS TO BE OB-SERVED DURING BENDING OPERATIONS, STORINGOf BILLETS, AND CUTTING OF RIBS.

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BENEATH NAVY WINGS


PRODUCER USN


A RECRUITING FILM DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE EN-LISTMENTS IN U S NAVAL AVIATION. THROUGH THESTORY OF TWO ENLISTED MEN ABOARD AN ASWPATROL PLANE, EMPHASIZES THE EDUCATION ANDTRAINING INVOLVED IN PREPARING ENLISTED MENAND WOMEN FOR WORK IN VARIOUS NAVAL AVI-ATION SPECIALTIES.

ININEFITS YOU URN


PRODUCER USST

T/TLE NO 006964/AL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES HEALTH INSURANCE, LIFE INSURANCE,INJURY INSURANCE, LEAVE, AND RETIREMENT.LEADER'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE *OWING FOR TNE U S SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SETA RAY SPECTROMETER


PrI0OUCER USAEG


USES ANIMATION AND LIVE ACTION SHOTS TO EX-PLAIN THE OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF THE COINCI-DENCE BETA RAY SPECTROMETER, A DEVICEWHICH IS USED TO MEASURE THE INTENSITY ANDDIRECTION OF BETA PARTICLE EMISSIONS. DEMON-STRATES THE ASSEMBLY OF THE COMPONENTS OFTHE DEVICE AND THE MASKING FOR BEAM DIREC.TION AND SIZE. SHOWS AND EXPLAINS THE FLING.TION OF DETECTORS.

emu uvoloo THROUGH RESEARCH. 21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 1T1700/RL

1964

SALE

SHOWS RESEARCH BY THE U S DEPARTMENT OFAGRICAKTURE AT 'THE INSTITUTE OF HOME EGO-NONCE; BELTSVILLE, MARYLAND, IN THE FIELDS OFFOOD, TEXTILES AND HOUSING.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BERN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND PIE OMER 1'0THE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FM USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

SETTER WAYS POP DOING WORK IMIROOUCTIONTO WM ARMY WORK SIMPLIFICATION PROGRAM


PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES THE HISTORY, APPLICATION, ANDTOOLS OF WORK SIMPLIFICATION. THROUGH ANANIMATED FORMAT, DESCRIBES WORK SIMPLIFICA-TION AS THE APPLICATION Of COMMON SENSE TOWORK TO BE DONE, SHOWING ITS SENEFITS TOTHE WORKER, THE SUPERVISOR, AND TO THEARMY.


SETTER YOUR KEST


PRODUCER USN


HIGHLIGHTS THE U S MARINE CORPS PHYSICAL FIT-NESS PROGRAM IN HIGH SCHOOL. SHOWS HOW ITBENEFITS THE STUDENT.

BEVEL PROTRACTOR, THE

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, DEW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 112175IRL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES Of THE VERNIER BEVELPROTRACTOR. SHOWS HOW TO SET AND READ THEPROTRACTOR AND HOW TO LAY CUT ANGULARWORK AND CHECK ANGLES.

FROfil THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. PRECI-SION MEASUREMENT, NO. 7.

UVIUNG, GROOVING. ANO ROUND/NG


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES TECHNIOUES INVOLVED IN GROOV-ING, BEVELING. AND ROUNDING BOTH FLAT AND

f,

CURVED SURFACES. DEMONSTRATES THE IMPOA.TANCE OF @EYEING THE EDGES OF ALL OPTICALSURFACES TO PREVENT CHIPPING. ADAP,TION OFSURFACE GRINDER FOR GROOVING, AND TWOCOMMON TYPES OP ROUNDING MACHINES.

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTMANSHIP SERIES.

INGIELING, INTERINO, RASKTIND, AND WOOING


TOouCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CUT A BEVEL WITH TILTED FENCE,SET A MITER GAGE. USE A STOABLOCK, SET THEFENCE AND SLADE FOR CUTTING RABBETS, ANDINSTALL AND USE A DADO HEAD.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE VARIETY SAW, NO. 2.

VELING, STOP CHAMFERING, AND TAPERINGIMAM STOCK

20 MIN. 19MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SNOWS HOW TO SET FENCE FOR BEVEL CUTTING,ADJUST THE PROPER AMOUNT OF CUT, CUT CHAM-FER, SET THE INFEED AND OUTFEED, TABLES ANDSTOP BLOCKS, AND 140W TO CUT TAPERS.

FROM THE PRECISKM WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE JOINTF-, NO. 2,

B EWARE THE WIND

22 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL leerpRoouctr AIRLIE SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 1722$0/RI RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF AIR POLLU-TION, INCLUDING-INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS, BURN-ING DUMPS, MOTOR VEHICLES. AND COMBUSTION.OF ,FOSSIL FUELS LIKE COAL AND OIL. DESCRIBESTHE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS ON ANIMALS,PEOPLE, AND PROPERTY. SHOWS THE MEANS OfAPPLYING THE AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY TO BRINGABOUT CLEANER AIR.

' POND ME STOCK AND RUDDER


PROOUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 001640/RI RENTAL I SALE

EXPLAINS THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF AERODYNAM-ICS, SHOWS HOW AIRCRAFT DESIGNERS APPLYTHESE LAWS TO ACHIEVE SUPERIOR DESIGN ANDPERFORMANCE WITHOUT DETRACTING FROM PILOTSAFETY, AND EMPHASIZES THE PILOT'S NEED FORA THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THESE LAWS FORSAFE FLYING.


1114TAIILE MULTIVIBRATOR - TSTR

40 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


REVIEWS THE BASIC ACTION OF THE TRANSISTOR-IZED Ell-STABLE MULTIVIBRATOR AND OUTLINESSOME OF ITS USES. EMPHASIZES FACTORS THATIDENTIFY THE CIRCUIT. AND EXPU NS THE PUR-POSE OF EACH COMPONENT . PLOTS CHARACTERIS-TtC WAVESHAPES GRAPHICALLY, AND SHOWSACTUAL WAVESHAPES.KINESCOPE.


S HITASLE MULTIVISRATOR vir31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OP . SO, B&W

PROOUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 172502/R SALE

POINTS OUT THE NTIFYING FEATURES OF THErACUIT AND ST SSES THE PURMSE OF EACH'XIMFONENT. EXqIAINS THE OPERATION OF THECIRCUIT Al A G APH OF CHARACTERISTIC WAVE-SHAPES IS DEINPUT-OUTPUT #IREQUENCY RATIO.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN LECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORINe AQENCY.

16-VALVE CASTS, THEIR CONSTRUCTION ANO APPLI-CATKIN

14 MIN, 31MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL

mootA.:0 PSHTS SPONSOR USNMAC ,

)ITLE PK,. 001444/RI SALE

DESCRISES THE PURPOSE AND VALUE OF BI.VALVECASTS HELPING TO KEEP r IE CHILD'S LEGS IN

GOOD' ALIGI4MENT, PREVENTION OF THE FORMA.TION OF CONTRACTURES, AND AIDING THE CHILDIN MAINTAINING A STANDING POSITION.

MAUD CLAMPERS

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B.W

PROOUCER USAF

T/TLEND 172504/RI. SALE

REVIEWS BASIC DIODE CLAMPER THEORY. EX-PLAINS USES AND BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OFCOMPONENTS, AND ADDS BIAS TO THE BASIC CIR-CUIT.

KINESCOPE.

TNIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLL I E FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

B ICENTENNIAL Of MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,1779.1816 - HISTORICAL SYNTHEINS

26 MIM, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1976

PRODUCER USNMAC


DR JOHN B OLAKE SUMMARIZES THE OUTCOME OfTHE BICENTENNIAL COLLOQUIUM ON 200 YEARS IN .AMERICAN MEDICINE. DISCUSSES THE FOUR MAINTHEMES: (1) THE INTENSIVE GROWTH OF SCIENTIF-IC KNOWLEDGE IN THE LAST 100 YEARS; (2) THEGREAT INCREASE IN AMERICA'S ROLE IN MEDICALPROGRESS COMPARED TO OTHER COUNTRIES (2)THE GROWTH IN SIZE AND COMPLEXITY Of AMERI-CAN INSTITUTIONS; AND (4) THE PROFOUND EF-FECTS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE, PUBLIC HEALTH. ANDTHERAPEUTICS UPON THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ANDTHEIR SOCIAL FABRIC.

FROM THE BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1770-1976 SERIES.

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SICENTENNIAL OF lauttoNE IN THE UNITED STATES,inslors MEDICAL DISCUSSANT .

28 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COI '1976

PRODUCER USNIAAC


DR WALSH MC DERMOTT DISCUSSES THE PAPERSGIVEN BY DRS JOHN SYNDER AND RUSSELLNELSON ON MEDICAL CARE AND PUBLIC HEALTHAND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE. ,


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B ICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,11711-11176 - DISCUSSANT


PRODUCER USNMAC


DR ROSEMARY A STEVENS DISCUSSES THE PRE-SENTATIONS GIVEN BY DAS JOHN A 0 COOPER ANDWILLIAM D HOIDEN ON UNDERGRADUATE ANDGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION.

FROM THE BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES. 1770-1976 SERIES.

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B ICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,177S-11178 PATHOLOGY


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DR CHANDLER A STETSON, DISCUSSES THE PRINCI-PLE THAT EMERGED IN THE 19TH CENTURY FROMTHE SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS OF ANATOMICAL LE-SIONS AND THE CORRELATION OF LESIONS WITHCLINICAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS. HE EMPHASIZESTHAT OBSERVATIONS AND INTERESTS IN THE 2NDHALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY PROVIDED THE BASISFOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL PA-THOLOGY AS IT IS UNDERSTOOD TODAY. PRAISESWILLIAM HENRY WELCH WITH USHERING IN THENEW ERA IN PATHOLOGY.


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B ICENTENNIAL Of MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,inslors HUMAN GENETICS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DP JAMES V NEEL EXPLAINS HOW HE SELECTEDTHE TITLE 'HUMAN' GENETICS, RATHER THAN 'MEDI-CAL' GENETICS TO EMPHASIZE HIS CONCERN FORMAINTAINING HEALTH. HE CITES DEVELOPMENTSOF THE PAST TWO CENTURIES TO HELP EXPLAINHOW INBORN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN INDIVIDUALSSOMETIMES EMERGE AS CLINICAL PERPLEXITIES

1976

HE STATES THAT THE COLLECTIVE DEVELOPMENTSIN THE HISTORY OF HUMAN GENETICS HAVEBROUGHT ABOUT A MAJOR TRANSFORMATION INMAN'S VIEW OF HIMSELF. DR VICTOR A MCKUSICKACTS AS DISCUSSANT.

FROM THE BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE , IN THE.PNITED STATES, 1770-1976 SERIES

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B ICENTENNIAL Of MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,17761976 - NEOPLASIA


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 0004184/M- WEDR MICHAEL B SHIMKIN DEPICTS THE STORY OfCANCER AS ONE THAT IS INCOMPLETE. EXPLAINSHOW AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY,ONCOLOGY WAS ONLY IN ITS HISTOLOGICALPERIOD, BUT THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF AMERI-CANS IN THE EARLY EXPERIMENTAL PER100 FROM1900 TO 1937 CONTRIBUTED TO THE BENERAL AD-VANCE 'IN UNDERSTANDING NEOPLASIA. THE ES-SAYIST CALLS ATTENTION TO THE EVENTS THATLED TO CANCER BECOMING A NATIONAL TARGET INTHE U S. DR JONATHAN E RHODOS ACTS .AS DIS-CUSSANT.

FROM THE BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES 1770-1976 SERIES.

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B ICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,ins-lors - THE VIEW FROM SWEDEN


PRODUCER USNMAC SPONSOR uSNAC


DR SUNE BERSTROM TRACES THE CLOSE MEDICALTIES BETWEEN THE U S AND SWEDEN TO THELARGE NUMBER OF EMIGRANTS IN THE YEARS BE-TWEEN 1621 AND 1910. HE EMPHASIZES THE INFLU-ENCE OF THE NOBEL FOUNDATION AND THEROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION ON SCHOLARSHIP ANDMEDICAL RESEARCH. AND NOTES THE IMPACT OfEXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES OF THE NATIONAL INSTI-TUTES or HEALTH AFTER WORLD WAR II ON THEMEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF SWEDEN.

FROM THE BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES 1770-1976 SERIES.

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B ICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN nil UNITED STATES,1779.11176 - THE VIEW FROM THE..


PRODUCER liSNMAC


FULL TITLE: BICEN. ANIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1776-1976 - THE VIEW FROM THEUNITED KINGDOM. SIR PICKERING DIS-CUSSES THE STRIKING ES IN AMERICANMEDICINE THAT HAVE OCCU D IN THE 20TH CEN-TURY AS A RESULT Of THE FLEXNER REPORT. HEEMPHASIZES THE IMPACT OF THIS REPORT ON THEHAIDALE REPORT IN ENGLAND. HE CONSIDERS THECURRENT TREND IN THE OVER UTILIZATION OF DI-AGNOSTIC PROCEDURES IN THE U S TO BE AMAJOR THREAT TO THE FUTURE FINANCIAL STABIL.1TY Of THE MEDICAL ENDEAVOR.


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1976

B ICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,117*-1175 - PUBLIC HEALTH AND...


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 006877/AL SALE

FULL TITLE: BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1776-1976 - PUBLIC HEALTH ANDPREVENTIVE MEDICINE, MEDICAL CARE. DR JOHNCRAYTON SYNDER RECOUNTS THE SWEEPINGCHANGES THAT OCCURRED IN THE CONCEPTS ANDPRACTICES Of PUBLIC HEALTH AND PREVENTIVEMEDICINE IN THE PERIOD FROM 1875 TO 1975 AS ARESULT OF THE APPLICATION OF NEW SCIENTIFICDISCOVERIES AND' THE DEVELOPMENT Of AN IN.TENSIFIED AWARENESS OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBIL-ITY. DR RUSSELL A NELSON TRACES THE HISTORYOf MEDICAL CARE IN THE U S IN 1976.

FROM THE BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1770-1976 SERIES

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B ICENTENNIAL Of MEDICINE IN TOSE UNITED STATES,1116-1978 GRADUATE MEDNAL..


PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL TITLE: BICENTENNIAL Of MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1776-1978 - GRADUATE MEDICAL

EDUCATIN, UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCA-TION, CM JOHN A 0 COOPER DISCUSSES THREEPRINCIPAL PHASES OF MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THEU $: 160 YEARS OF PRECEPTORIAL TRAINING, THEPERIOD IN WHICH THIS TRAINING WAS SUPPLE-MENTED BY INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN INDEPENDENTAND PNOPRIETARY MEDICAL SCHOOLS, AND THEERA WHIN UNIVERSITY-BASED MEDICAL COLLEGESSECAME THE ONLY SOURCE- OF MEDICAL EDUCA'HON AND TRAINING. DR WILLIAM 0 HOLDENTRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF GRADUATE MEDI-CAL EDUCATION IN TH U S FROM ITS POOR ANDALMOST NONEXISTENT STATE 100 YEARS AGO TOTHE EFFECTIVE AND PRODUCTIVE SYSTEM OF 1976.

FROM THE BICENTEMWAL OE MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STAT.% 177141018 SERIES. ..)

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SICENTINNIAL OP MEDICINE IN TN UNITED STATE%1771.197, THE HEART AND LUNGS


PRODUCER (AMMO

TITLE NO. 006671/NL SALE

DR JULIUS H COMHOE DEVELODS THE TOPIC OFCREATIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH BY ANALYZ-ING THE VARYING PERIODS OF TIME THAT OCCURIN THE TRANSLATION OF THE PRINCLPLES OF BASICSCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES INTO PROMOURES THATCAN SE APPLIED TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF HEALTHCARE. NE SIGHTS SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF THETRANSFER OF RESEARCH FINDINGS 'FROM BENCHTO SW' ARE DRAWN FROM THE CARDIOPULMON-ARY DISCIPLINE. IN HIS ANALYSIS OF THE INTERDE-PENDEMCE OF THE DISCIPLINES OF SCIENCE ANDTHE NEED FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THECREATIVE PROCESS ITSELF. DI EUGENE A STEAD,JR. ACTS AS DISCUSSANT.

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BICENTENNIAL OP MEDICINE IN rma UNITED STATES,1771.11171 INPECTIOUS DINARS

53 MIN, 3/4 IN. woeocAsaarra, COL 1976

PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL TITLE: BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES 17761976 - INFECTIOUS DISEAS:S

gerOGYLTSIMMUNOLOGY. OR PAUL BPISF.SE A PERSPECTIVE ON TH SUB-

JECT OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES SY CONSIDERING ADISEASE ENTITY, BY NOTING THE ACCOMPLISH-MENTS OF INOIVIDUALS, AND BY COMMENTING ONTHE CONTRIOUTIONS OF ORGANIZATIONALGHOUPS. DR LEWIS THOMAS TRACES THE GENERALCONSEPTS OF CELLULAR AND HUMORAL IMMUNITYTO THEIR ORIGINS IN THE LAST PART OF THE 19THCENTURY. HE ALSO ILLUSTVIES THE FORMULA-TION OF THE BASIC CONCEPTS UNDERLYING CUR-RENT THINKING IN IMMUNOLOGICAL RESEARCH. DRHARRY F DOWLING ACTS AS DISCUSSANT.

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BICENTENNIAL OF mamma IN THE wino rum1774-19TE SURGICAt CARE


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CR FRANCIS D MOORE DESCRISES THE IMMENSEAWAKENING OF AMERICAN SURGERY SINCE 1575AS PHYSICIANS SWAN TO GAIN CONTROL OVERPAIN AND INFECTION. ME REPRESENTS THEonowni OF SURGERY IN THE U S AS A STORY OFMEDICAL_ INSTITUTIONS IN AN EXPANDING NATIONOF MINERING INDIVIDUALS WHO PERCEIVED NEWGOALS, URGENT PROBLEM% AND INNOVATIVE SO-LUTIONS. DR MOORE COMEDIES THE HISTORY OFTHE PAST CENTURY OF SUNGERY WITH THE BIBLIO-GRAPHICS OF SUCH LUMINARIES AS GROIN HAL-STED, THE MAYOS (FATHER AND SONS), WARREN,WHIPPLE, AND BLALOCK. OR OWEN H WANGENSTEEN ACTS AS DISCUSSANT.

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BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,1171-1STS THE ORIGINS OP mammus

SE MN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1976

PRODUCER USHMAC

TITLE NO. OONSI/RL SALE

OR W N HUSSARD EMPHASIAS THE RELATION OFMEDICINALS TO ADVANCES IN THE PREVENTIONAND TREATMENT OF DISEASE. HE DESCRIBES HOWMEDICINALS, AS A PART OF THE EVOLVING HISTO-RY OF MEDICINE, _ORIGINATED IN THE PAST ANDmow THEIR ADVANTAGES MAY SE SECURED FORTHE FUTURE. HE ALSO TRACES THE LEADERSHIP INTHE UNITED STATES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEWTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS FROM THE SNEAKING OFTHE GERMAN MONOPOLY OF THE DYE INDUSTRY,WHICH WAS A CONSEQUENCE OF WMLD WAR I. DRLOUIS C lASACINA ACTS AS DISCUSSANT.

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BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN TNE UNITED STATES,1776-197, THE maumosmascaa


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TITLE NO. ONSINI/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1776-1976 - THE NEUROSCIENCES,B IOMEDICAL COMMUNICATIONS. DR H W M. ,GOUNSTRESSES THAT THE NEURAL, BEHAVIORAL, ANDCOMMUNICATIVE SCIENCES HAVE MATUREDDURING THE LAST HUNDRED YEARS. HE DISCUSSESPATTERNS OF DEVELOPMENT, STRATIFICATION,AND ORGANIZED RESEARCH IN THE BEHAVIORALSCIENCES AS PART OF THE COMPLEX ORGAN OFALL THE HUMAN BRAIN. MISS MARY E CORNINGCONTRASTS THE INFORMATION RESOURCESPEOPLE, PRODUCTS, AND INSTITUTIONS - OF 1776WITH 1976. DR FRANCIS 0 SCHMITT ACTS AS DIS-CUSSANT.

FROM THE BICENTENNIAL, OF MEDICINE IN THEuNITED STATES 1776-1976 SERIES.

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BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,1771.1171 - WELCOME, INFLUENCES ON


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B ICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 177119TO GRADU-ATE MEDICAL

BICENTENNIAL or MEDICINE IN rmaUNITED STAln..177116TO - HIS-TORICAL STI4fmaw

B ICENTENNIAL OF mamma IN THEUNITED STATES, 177116TS INMANCIENITIOS

B ICENTENNIAL OP MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1774-1675 - INFEC-TIOUS DISEASES

B ICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITrisoSJAZ 177116TS MIDI-CAL

BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 17711675 MITA"OLIO, AND

BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 177119211 NIO-PLANIA

BICENTENNIAL OP MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1771-1671 PA-TWOLOGY

INCENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 17711STS - PUSUCHEALTH 040

1976 &CENTENNIAL or mamma am THEUNITED STATES, 17711117S SURGI-CAL CARE

TITLE NO 0011673/RL. SALE

FULL TITLE: BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1776-1976 - WELCOME, INFLU-ENCES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN MEDI-CINE, THE FEDERAL 00VERNMENT IMPACT ON BIO-MEDICAL RESEARCH.' DR MARTIN CUMMINGS OPENSTHIS HISTORIC 2-DAY COLLOQUIUM WITH THE IN-TROOUCTION OF DR DONALD S FREDERICKSON, DI-RECTOR OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH.DR JOHN BOWERE CITES IMPORTANT HISTORICALINFLUENCES THAT BROUGHT AMERICAN MEDICINETO THE POSITION OF EMINENCE THAT IT OCCUPIESAS THIS COUNTRY BEGINS A THIRD CENTURY. DR GBURROUGHS HIDER DEVELOPES THE INTERPLAYOF FORCES WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF GOVERNMENTTHAT CONTRIBUTED TO AN INCREASE IN FEDERALSUPPORT OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IN THE UFROM A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE BIL-LIONS OF DOLLARS. DR IVAN L BENNETT ACTS ASDISCUSSANT.

FROM THE BICENTENNLAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES 1776-1976 SERIES.

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TITLE AO 0061172/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 1776-1976 METABOLISM AND EN-DOCRINOLOGY. DR GEORGE W THORN SKETCHESTHE RAPID ADVANCES IN THE UNDERSTANDINGAND MANAGEMENT OF ENDOCRINE-METABOLIC DIS-ORDERS. HE BEGINS WITH THE RECOGNITION OFCLINICAL SYNDROMES, PROCEEDS THROUGH THECLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF VITAMINS AND HOR-MONES AND ENOS WITH A REVIEW OF CURRENTTHINKING REGARDING THE SUOCELLULAR MECHANNW OF ACTION OF 'THE STEROID HORMONES. DRDONALD S FREDRICKSON ACTS AS DISCUSSANT.

FROM THE BICENTENIAAL OF MEDICINE IN THEUNITED STATES, 17764976 SERIES.

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BICENTENNIAL OF MEDICINE IN THE UNITED STATES,1716-161'S-A SERIES


PROWCER USNMAC


PRESENTS 17 DIFFERENT VIEWS AND TOPICS ONMEDICAL ADVANCES IN THE U S OVER THE PAST200 YEARS. VARIOUS DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANSPRESENT MANY OF THE TOPICS COVERED IN THESERIES.

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EXPLAINS THE THEMES ANO GOALS OF THE NA-TION% 200TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ANDOFFERS GLIMPSES OF BICENTENNIAL ACTIVITIESTAKING PLAN ACROSS THE COUNTRY. INCLUDEDARE EXCERPTS FROM HISTORIC RE-11PLAYS, AND PERFORMING ARTS DEVIALCAIONTASTUDENTS FOR THE BICENTENNIAL. ftWatigitCUSSES WESTERN ORAL HISTORY ANDFOR THE NATION'S THIRD CENTURY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

& CYCLE COMPLIANCE TEST

45 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. 30, COL

PRoDuCER USCPSC SPONSOR USPTS0

TITLE NO. 0011270/RL

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DEMONSTRATES MORE THAN 20 SEPARATE TESTMETHODS UNDER THE BICYCLE SAFETY STANDARD,ISSUED BY THE U S CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETYCOMMISSION. SHOWS HOW BICYCLES AAE NINOTESTED FOR FRAME STRENGTH, @RAKING PERfOR-HAWN, AND MANY OTHER SAFETY CHARACTERIS-TICS.

B IG CHALLENGE, THE

211 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. 110, COL 1067

maim USNASATITLE NO 173125/AL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION OFTHE VEHICLE ASSEMELY BUILDING, CRAW ,LERMOSILE SERVICE STRUCTURE, AND THE BUILDINGSAND SUPPORT FACILITIES OF THE KENNEDY SPACECENTER, FL.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ISUT22 MIN, 1IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COI. 1963

PROOUCER USAF


REPORTS ON EXERCISE BIG LIFT, THE STRATEGICAIRLIFTING OF AN ENTIRE ARMORED DIVISIONFROM THE lt S TO EUROPE. ENCOMPASSES MAJORMILITARY MANEUVERS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THEJOINING OF FORCES AT DARMSTADT, GERMANY.

pm PICKUP, no211 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 19/5

PRODUCER USOSWM

TITLE AO 006760/R L SALE

DESCRIBES AMERICA'S $5 BILLION-A-YEAR CHORECOLLECTING SOLID WASTE. SHOWS THE GARBAGECOLLECTOR'S PROBLEM AND ILLUSTRATES MANYTECHNIQUES THAT CAN IMPROVE EFFICIENCY ANDEFFECTIVENESS.

NG PICTURE, THE MIES34 itIMM FILMS, OPT. SO

PROOUCER USA

PTLEP 1:10711/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS ASPECTS. OF THE ARMY'S MISSION. EX.AMINES CURRENT AFFAIRS AND THEIR BEARING ONTrig, MILITARY AND THE ARMY'S PERFORMANCE INPAST CAMPAIGNS.

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EMPHASIZES THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF THE MISSIS-SIPPI RIVER A$ THE MAIN ARTERY OF THE VASTINLAND NAVIGATIoN SYSTEM OF THE U S.

INS WHEEL, THE

17 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, IMM 1950

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 1742781FIL SALE

TELLS THE HISTORY OF THE 35TH INFANTRY DIVI-SION.

B IOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF MUSCLE RELATED TOSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

40 MIN, 314 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1974

PRODUCER USNIND SPONSOR USNINC

nnimo. 009031/RI SALE

PRESENTS A LECTURE By DR JAMEs pETER, wHOUSES SLIDES TO HIGHLIGHT THE TALK.

FROM THE INTENSIVE COURSE IN NEUROLOGICALDISEASES SERIES.


11110INGINIERS, THE

14 MIN. 16Mm FILM. OPT. p, COL 1973

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE ND 005046/R L SALE

EXPLORES THE EXCITING NEW COMBINATIONS OFBIOLOGY AND ENGINEERING AT OAK RIDGE NA-TIONAL LABORATORY, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ONTHE INVESTIGATION OF HUMAN CELLS.

B IOLOGY AND CONTROL OF DOMESTIC FLIES, THE


PRODUCER USPHS

TITLE ma 0064I9/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PUBUC HEALTH ImpoRTANcE, BIOL-OGY. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND CHEMICALBASE-LINE FOR COMMUNITY FLY CONTROL OPER-ATIONS.

WOLOGY MO CONTROL or oomunc MOSQUITOES

22 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT . SD. COL 1960

PRODUCER USPHS


STRESSE3 THE NEED FOR LOCAL HEALTH DEpART-MENTS, CIVIC AND SERVICE GROuPS, AND INDIVID-UALS TO CO-OPERATE WITH THE U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE IN CONTROL Of DOMESTIC MOS-QUITOES.

B IOLOGY AND CONTROL OF ECHIETOSOMIAIlli INPUERTO RICO


PRODUCER USPHS

RTLE NO. I 75960/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PROBLEM OF SCHISTOSOMIASIS INTHE WOCLD TOOAY. POINTS OuT DETECTION OFTHE DISEASE AND SURVEY METHODS IN PUERTORICO, AND PHOTOMICROGRAPHY AND ANIMATIONOF LIFE CYCLE OF THE PARASITE. SCHISTOSOMAMANSON!, CLINICAL SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.ECOLOGY OF THE FRESH-WATER SNAIL HOST, ANDCONTROL METHODS ARE SHOWN.

B IOLOGY AND CONTROL OF ME COCKROACH

12 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT. COL 1953


TITLE NO. t7596t/RL SALE

TEACHES SANITARIANS HOW TO RECOGNIZE ANDCONTROL THE COCKROACH. DESCRIBES INSECT!ODES FOR CHLORDANE-RESISTANT COCK.ROACHES.

'BIOLOGY OF DOMESTIC FLIES

9 MIN. 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD. SSW 1952

PRODUCER USPHS

TITLE NO. illm00/RL SAL E

EXPLAINS THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE HOUSE FLY,CHARACTERISTICS OF DOMESTIC FLIES (HOUSE.BLOW. FLESH. AND STABLE FLIES), TyPtCAL BREED-ING PLACES, PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF THEFLY'S MECHANISMS FOR TRANSMITTING cxSEASEORGANISMS AND FILTH, AND CONTROL MEASURES.

B IOLOGY PLUS

33 MN, I6MM FILM. OPT, SO, NM 1962

PROOUCER UWE


PRESENTS TmE TRADITIONAL SUBJECT MATTER OFBIOLOGY, w1TH THE ADDITIONAL SERIES OF STU-DENT LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPERIENCES

INOMICHANICAL PRINCIPLES OF FIXED PARTIALDENTURE PROGTHOOONTICS, PT I

45 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. Sa COL 1962

PRODUCER USVA

TInE mfJ I76i25/RL SAL E

DEMONSTRATES THE DESIRABILITY OF OSSERVINGSOUND PRINCIPLES IN THE PLANNING AND CON-STRUCTION OF CROWN AND BRIDGE FIXED DEN-TURE PROSTHESES SO THAT THESE RESTORA-

120 1

TIONS MAy SERVE EFFECTIVELY AS REPLACEMENTS FOR MISSING TEETH AND IN THE PRESER-VATION OF THE REMAINING TEETH AND OTHERORAL TISSUES. THE ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES RE-LATING TO CAVITY PREPARATION AND FIXED PAR-TIAL DENTURE PROTHESES ARE SHOWN BY THEUSE OF ILLUMINATED, CLEAR PLASTIC MODELS.

SIONECHANICAL PRINCIPLES OF FIXED PARTIALDENTURE PROETHOOONTICE, PT 2

30 MIN. I6Mm FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1962

PRODUCEI? USVA

TITLE NO. I76I26/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE DESIRABILITY OF OBSERVINGSOUND PRINCIPLES IN THE PLANNING AND CON-STRUCTION OF CROWN AND BRIDGE FIXED DEN-TURE PROSTHESES SO THAT THESE RESTORA-TIONS MAI, SERvE EFFECTIVELY AS REPLACE-MENTS FOR MISSING TEETH AND IN THE PRESER-VATION OF THE REMAINING TEETH AND OTHERORAL TISSUES. THE ENGINEERING PRINcIPLES RE-LATING TO CAVITY PREPARATION AND FIXED PAR-TIAL DENTURE PROTHESES ARE SHOWN By THEUSE OF ILLUMINATED. CLEAR PLASTIC MODELS.

IKOPSY,PROCIDUME IN ORAL DIACIN011111

22 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL i 966

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES INDICATIONS AND TECHNIQUES FORBIOPSY IN CIAGNOSING ORAL CAVITY LESIONSDEMONSTRATES SURGICAL PROCEDURES ANDEQUIPMENT FOR EXCISIONAL AND INCISIONALBIOPSY.

INOSATELLITE PROGRAM, THE BETWEEN THE ATOMAND THE STAR

26 MIN, 16MM FILM. OpT. SD, COL' 1965

PFIODUCER USNASA


SHOWS WHy AN ORBITING SATELLITE IS 'WEIGHT-LESS' AND HOW BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS PER-FORMED IN A WEIGHTLESS LABORATORY MAI,REVEAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BASICLIFE pROCESSES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

B IRD AIRCRAFT STRIKE HAZARDS


PRODUCER USAF


REVIEWS BIRD STRIKE HAZARDS TO AIRCRAFT AND'AIRCREWS. SHOWS CANOPY AND FUSELAGEDAMAGE TO SEVERAL AIRCRAFT AND CITES LOSSOF SEVERAL LIVES. DISCUSSES RATIOS OF GIVENBIRD WEIGHTS. AIRCRAFT SPEEDS. AND pOuNDSOF IMPACT PRESSURE. CITES cRITIcAL GEO-GRAPHICAL AREAS DURING MIGRATING SEASONSAND AT CERTAIN TIMES OF DAY OFFERS HELPFULSUGGESTIONS FOR AVOIDING STRIKES.

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B IRMINGHAM AIR EP115001

7 MIN, 16Mm FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1972

PROOUCER USEpA

TITLE NCI. 00504141/RL SA LE

DESCRIBES ACTIONS TAKEN BY ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTIoN AGENCY To cOMBAT AND EXTREMELYHEAvy AIR INVERSION OvER BIRMINGHAM, AL, INNOVEMBER OF 197i INCLUDES ACTIONS RESULT-ING INTHE CLOSING OF INDUSTRIAL PLANTS TOREDUCE THE AIR POLLUTION.

BISECTING ANGLE INTRAORAL RADIOGRAPHY WITHRINE CIRCULAR POSITIONING INOICATING...

MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD. COL 1973

PRODWER USVADT

TITLE P. 006420/RL SAL E

FULL TITLE-B#SECTING ANGLE INTRA-ORAL RADI-OGRAPHY MTH RINN CIRCULAR POSITIONING INDI-CATING DEVICE - ANTERIOR TEETH SHOWS HOWTHE RINN BISECTING ANGLE INSTRUMENTS AND ACIRCULAR METAL TUBE ARE USED TO PRODUCEANTERIOR TEETH IMAGES OF CORRECT LONGITUDI-NAL DIMENSION. SHOWS RADIOGRApmS OF THISTECHNIQUE.

ISECTING ANGLE INTPIAORAL RADIOGRAPHY WITHREIN RECTANGULAR POSITIONING MIDICATINCL..

11 MIN, 1641m FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1973

PRODUCER USVADT


FVLL TITLE-BISECTING ANGLE INTRA-ORAL. RADI-OGRAPHY WITH RINN RECTANGI ILAR POSITIONINGINDIC4 TING MICE ANITRIOR TEETH SHOWSHOW THE RINN RECTANGULAR POSITIONINGGATING DEVIcE AUTOMATICALLY ()STAINS THE

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CORRECT HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ANGULA-TOON IN APPLYIP40 THE BISECTING ANGLE PRINCI-PLE FOR INTRA-ORAL RADSODRAPHY. ALSO SHOWSHOW A RECTANGULAR TUBE IS USED TO REDUCETHE AMOUNT OF RADIATION RECEIVED BY THE PA-TIENT.

S ITIEWNIG RADIOGRAPHY WITH MINN CIRCULAR PO-IMONING INDICATING ponce CONVENTIONAL-

11 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL ' 1073

PRODUCER USVA

n71E/KA 002672/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: BITEWING RADIOGRAPHY WITH RINNCIRCULAR POSIT/ONING INDICATING DEVICE - ODN-VENTIONAL AND MODIFIED. DEMONSTRATES Amum) OF MODIFYING THE FILM HOLDING POR-TION OF THE EQUIPMENT TO PROVIDE ADEQUATECOVERAGE OF CRESTAL BONE LEVELS IN CONDI-TIONS OF ADVANCED BONE RESORPTION.

SITIWING RADIOGRAPHY WITH WIN RECTANGULARPOSITIONING INOICATIN0 DEVICE

10 MIN. 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1073

PRODUCER USVADT

n71E/A2 004416/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW THE POSITIONING INDICAT-ING DEVICE AUTOMATICALLY INDICATES THE COR-RECT BEAM-TEETH ALIGNMENT, ELIMINATES CONEcurrING, AND CORRECTLY RECORDS THE EMBRA-SURES AND CONTACT AREAS.

B ITTER AND THE SWEET, THE

30 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1971

PRODUCER UWEC


DISCUSSES TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF DESALTINGWATER, AND PRESENTS A CAPSULE REPORT ONTHE STATUS OF COMMERICAL DESALTING IN THEWESTERN HEMISPHERE. RELATES THE NEED TOEMPLOY ENERGY FOR DESALTING AS THE DEMANDFOR FRESH WATER GROWS.

SLACK CURTAIN, THE

26 MIN, 1614M.FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER uisasTITLE NO. 179246/RL SALE

TELLS THREE STORIES-A BLIND MUSICIAN PLAYSTHE PIANO AND TELLS OF HIS REHABILITATION, ABLIND EXECUTIVE SHOWS HIS COLLECTION OF OB-JECTS OF BEAUTY, AND A BLIND WOMAN DEMON-STRATES VARIOUS DEVICES THAT AID THE BLIND.

FROM THE TO LIW AGAIN SERIES.

BLACKOUT% _THE CALCULATING AND SENDINGRIMS AND LINKS

21 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT: SD, B&W 1946

PRODUCER USN


TEACHES ELEMENTARY SHIPSMITHING, INCLUDINGLINEAR CALCULATION OF STOCK, FORMING OFRINGS AND LINKS, FORGE WELDING., _AND THE USEOF COMMON BLACKSMITH'S HAND TOOLS.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES.

B LACKSMITH, ml - CALCULATING AND FORONIO ADECK SOCKET WRENCH

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $D, SSW 1046

PRODUCER USN

TITLE PIO 179692/FIL SALE

STHE STEPS TAKEN IN FORGING A DECKS= WRENCH FROM READING THE BLUEPRINT

AND SELECTING THE STOCK TO FORGING AND FIN-MING.FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES.

B LANKET FOR SURVIVAL

24 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1966

PRODUCER USFAA


DEMONSTRATES A SUCCESSFUL TECHNIQUE FORCOMBINING MAJOR AIRCRAFT FIRES BASED ON THEPREMISES OF REACHING THE FULL LENGTH OF THEFUSELAGE, COOLING THE METAL, AND BLANKETINGTHE FIRE AREA

CLEARED FOR TV.

BLANKING SHUT MITAL ON THE SQUARING SHEAR

IS MIN 10MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1043

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRISES HOW TO LAY OUT TAPERED BLANKS ONAN ALUMINUM SHEET, SET UP A HAND-OPERATED

SOUARING SHEAR, USE HOLDCOWNS AND TREA-DLE. AND CHECK AND TRIM BLANKS.

FROM THE. AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. BLANKINGSHEET METAL, NO. I.

B LANKING win METAL WITH HAND SNIPS10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1943

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS CARE AND ADJUSTMENT OF SHEET METALSNIPS, PROPER SELECTION OF SNIPS, HOW TOREMOVE BURRS AND CUT A STRAIGHT LINE. INSIDECIRCLE, AND OUTSIDE CIRCLE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. BLANKINGSHEET METAL, NO. 2.

RANKING WITH ROTARY ANO HIGH IMO SWEARS10 MIN, 10MM 'FILM, OPT. $D, B&W 1045

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE No. 179755/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO SET UP ROTARY AND HIGH-SPEEDSHEARS. MAKE TEST CUTS, AND OPERATE THESHEARS FOR PRODUCTION RUNS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. BLANKINGSHEET METAL, NO. 4.

B LANKING WITH THE SWING ARM ROUTER

17 MIN. 1660A FILM, OPT. b0, SSW 1944

PRODUCER USOE

TITLEP,. 179757/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO OPERATE A SWINGARM ROUTER,SET UP THE WORK AND TEMPLATE FOR ROUTING,CHANGE ROUTER BITS. AND ROUT INTERNAL ANDEXTERNAL CONTOURS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. BLANKINGSHEET METAL NO. 3.

S LASTONYCES DIRMATMOIS

6 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1954



ILLUSTRATES CLINICAL SIGNS AND HISTOLOGIC AS,PECTS OF BLASTOMYCES DERMATITIDIS, ANDTECHNIQUES USED IN THE MICROSCOPIC EXAMINA-TION OF SPECIMENS.

FROM THE LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION OF SYS.TEMIC FUNGI SERIES.

S WORN° THE ENDOOONTICALLy TREATED 04COLORED TOOTH

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $D, COL 1970

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES BLEACHING THE DISCOLORED AN-TERIOR TOOTH WITH A POWERFUL OXIDIZING ORREDUCING AGENT.

BLUCHNO MID BANDAGING

211 MIN, 10/4M FILM, OPT. 30, COL 1005

PRODUCER USPHS sPoNson USDEHS7711E140 179790/RL SALE -,

TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL How TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY AVAILABLE.

FROM THE MEDICAL SELFELP SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONI

IMAIDING AND SHOCK

51 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCERUSREMS SPONSOR USEESD


1974

SALE

REVIEWS THE ANATOMY OF THE VASCULARSYSTEM ANO THREE FUNCTIONS OF THE BLOOD,DISCUSSES THE TYPES OF BLEEDING AND METH-008 USED TO_CONTROL IT. DESCRIBES SIGNS ANOSYMPTOMS OF INTERNAL BLEEDING AND SHOCK.wan CORRECTIVE MEASURES IN TREATMENTAND PREVENTION OF INTERNAL SLEEOING ANOSHOCK.

FROM THE MEDICAL-LEGAL compoNENT FILMSERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMERGEN-CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

SUMO RIVETING


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE No. 17m20/AL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE NECESSITY FOR BLIND RIVETING.DEMONSTRATES HOW TO RIVET PARTS THAT ARE

121 /

4 COMPLETELY BLIND AND HOW TO USE SPECIALTOOLS AND RIVETS IN BLIND RWETING JOBS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. ASSEMBLINGAND RIVETING, Ma I. .

&ACK THAT TERMITE


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES TO PREVENTRAVAGES OF TERMITES IN NEW BUILDINGS. POR-TRAYS MEASURES WHICH CAN PREVENT FURTHERDAMAGE IN INFECTED BUILDINGS.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWFIITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OSTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

B LOCKING OSCILLATOR

36 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, BEM

PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES THE BLOCKING OSCILLATOR ANDPOINTS OUT ONE USE OF THE CIRCUIT. EXPLAINSTHE THEORY OF OPERATION. SY UU OF THE CIR-CUIT, AND SHOWS SIGNIFICANT WAVESHAPES. DE-FINES UNDER, OVER, AND CRITICAL DAMPING. ANDSHOWS THE PROPER AMOUNT OF DAMPING FORTHE BLOCKING OSCILLATOR, SHOWS WAVESHAPESON AN OSCILLOSCOPE,KINESCOPE.

THIS NAS BEEN CECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWTTHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

BLOCKING OSCILLATOR - TIM


PRODUCER USAF

71TLEPs. 160121/RL SALE

GIVES A DETAILED EXPLANATION OF THE CIRCUITOPERATION, STREWING THE PURPOSE OF EACHCOMPONENT. SHOWS OUTPUT WAVESHAPES,PHASIZING PHASE RELATIONSHIPS ANO THEEFFECT OF VARYING CIRCUIT COMPONENTS ONFREQUENCY, PULSE WIDTH, AND REST TIME,KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ILOCKING OSCILLATOR VT


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE MX 190123/RL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES CHARACTERISTICS OF RECTANGULARPULSES, STATES THE PURPOSE OF CIRCUIT COM-PONENTS ANO EXPLAINS THE OPERATION OF NCR-CUIT. MAKES A DETMLED ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT WA-VESHAPES, DEFINES THE THREE TYPES OF DAMP-ING, ANO EXPLAM TWO METHOD!! OF OBTAININGSTABILITY.KINESCOPE.


IDLONDIS PREFER GENTLEMEN

II MIN, 111M04 FILM, OPT. SD, COL 16117

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS PROPER ANO IMPROPER ETIQUETTE ON ADINNER DATE.

S LOW COLLECT/ON 1130 PEDIATRIC TESTI

5 MIN, 11144M FILM, OPT. SO, COL



DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR TAKINGI11.000 SPECIMENS FROM VERY YOUNG INFANTSFOR PHENYLALAMINE TESTING AND OTHER PEDIAT-RIC SERUM TESTS. DEMONSTRATES PROPER TECH-MOUES IN USING THE RASMUSSEN DISPOSAILEBOTTLE COLLECTOR. stows THE METHOD FORSHIPPING SERUM TO THE LASORATORY.

11.000 GANS


PRODUCER UMWTITLE A. 006643/RL SALE

DEALS WITH THE BALANCE WHICH EXISTS el-TWEEN THE P02 ANO THE P002 AT VARIOUSSTATES OF ALVEOLAR VENTILATION.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NEWJERSEY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

FROM THE CLINCAL PATHOLOGY SERIES.


BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS

29 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW

PRODUCER USNMAC

111LE NO 160236/RI SALE

SHOWS A SERIES OF ACTUAL 91000 PRESSUREMEASUREMENTS WITH THE SPHYGMOMANOMETERAND STETHOSCOPE. EACH SCENE SHOWS THEMERCURY BEING LOWERED IN A MANOMETER ANDTHE SOUND TRACK GIVES THE ACCOMPANYINGSOUND6. THE AUDIENCE IS ASKED TO FILL OUT ATEST SHEET AS OP/EN SUBJECTS ARE REPEATEDAT RANDOM IN 15 SEQUENCES.

.1966

P LOW PRESSINIE READINGS


PRODUCER USPHS

196$


MOWS A MANOMETER WITH ACCOMPANYING, SYN-CHRONOUS KORATKOFF SOUND. FOURTEEN BLOODPRESSURE CASES ARE PRESENTED FOLLOWED BYA PAUSE FOR OBSERVER TO WRITE INTERPRETA-TION OF 51000 PRESSURE READING.

BLOOD TRANSFUSION PON THE VETERAN PATIENT


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE POLICIES AND PROCEDURESOF 131000 TRANSFUSION IN THE VETERANS ADMIN.ISTRAT1ON. STATES THAT THE ADMINISTRATIONFORMS ARE THOSE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERN-MENT AND 00 NOT NECESSARILY APPLY TO.OTHERHOSPITALS.

64.000, NIL AND OIL


/21900t/CER USN

ma NO. .106163/RL SALE

COMBINES PAINTINGS FROM THE NAVY'S COMBATART CENTER, WASHINGTON. DC, INTERVIEWS WITHARTISTS, ANO HISTORICAL FOOTAGE TO PRESENT AGRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF COMBAT ARTISTS WHOSERVED WITH THE NAVY DURING WORLD WAR II.

B LUE


PROOLA^ER USNIMH


mows WHAT ADDICTION IS LIKE FOR THE BLACKPERSON. RECONSTRUCTS THE PAST OF A YOUNGBLACK ADDICT, PORTRAYING THE HARDSHIPS,MISERY AND DESPAIR CONNECTED WITH THE LIFEOF A DRUG ADDICT. RECOMMENDED FOR BLACKAUDIENCES.

B LUE ON ICE


PRODUCER USN

MLR AO. 009132/RI SALE

PRESENTS AN ACTION STUDY OF THE NAVYBOWLED TEAM AT LAKE PLACID, NY, BEFORE ANDDURING THE 2- AND 4-MAN NORTH AMERICANBOWLED CHAMPIONSHIP.PREPRINT-A AND B ROLLS. INTERNEG AND A.WINDNEG TRACK, AND B-WIND NEG TRACK. NO PRINTSARE AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL AT THIS TIME. BY LWILLIAMS, 11/17/75.

BLUE PLANET

11 MIN. 11MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1972

:ADDUCER USNASA

TITLE AO. 030223/RI SALE

PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF SKYLAB, THE SPACESHUTTLE, AND THE U S AND USSR LINK-UP INSPACE.

NEP MITER10 MIN, 11AM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1940

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW THE GOVERNOR OPERATES FORNORMAL AND LOW SPEEDS. SHOWS HOW THE

MEP UMITER FUNCTIONS WHEN FUEL IS 0201 ANDOFF, HOW IT REDUCES THE FUEL SUPPLY TO ANOVERLOADED ENGINE, AND HOW IT GOES OUT OFPOINTION WHEN THE FULL OPERATION IS COMPLET.ED.

FRON THE DIESEL ENGINE SERIES.HYDR,1ULIC GOVERNOR, PT 3.

WARDING PROCEDURES


PROOUCER USCG

TITLE NO 002003/RI

MARQUETTE

1972

SALE

PRESENTS A TYPICAL BOARDING SITUATION INWHICH AN EXPERIENCED COAST GUARD BOATINGSAFETY OFFICER STOPS A SPEEDING PLEASUREBOAT, BOARDS, EXAMINES THE FEDERALLY RE-QUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND ISSUES A CITA-TION. INTENDED FOR USE IN TRAINING MARINE LAWENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL.

BOATING SAFETY, PT P. COURTESY AFLOAT


PRODUCER, USCG

IITLE NO 100855/RI SALE

COURTEOUS AND SAFE OPERATION IN SWIMMINGAND FISHING AREAS, AND KEEPING AWARE OFWEATHER CONDITIONS. THIS FILM IS DESIGNEDFOR USE BY ALL BOATMEN, BUT PARTICULARLYFOR THOSE WHO OPERATE LESS-THAN-26-FOOTBOATS.

B OATING SAFETY, PT C, SAFETY EQUIPMENT


PRODUCER USCG,


DEMONSTRATES PROPER EQUIPMENT AND ITSCORRECT UTILIZATION ABOARD PLEASURE CRAFT.INCLUDING VARVUS TYPES OF LIFE PRESERVERS,SIGNALING, ANCHOR, AND OTHER DEVICES CALCU-LATED TO INCREASE BOATING KNOWLEDGE.

CLEARED FOR N.

B ODY MECHANICS



TITLE AO. 181427/RI SALE

SHOWS LIFTING TECHNIQUES USED BY PHYSICALTHERAPISTS. EMPHASIZES THE USE OF PROPERBODY MECHANICS AS A PROTECTION TO BOTH PA-TIENT AND THERAPIST.

MOILER REPAIR, WATER 11101 CLOSING THE BOILER

10 MIN. 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, Buy 1964

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO CLOSE THE BOILER AND PREPAREIT FOR SERVICE AGAIN AFTER ALL NECESSARY IN-SPECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE WATERSIDES, INCLUDING INSPECTION AND AND REPLACE-MENT OF FAULTY TUBES.

MOILER REPAIR, WATER SIDE INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USN


GIVES AN INTRODUCTION TO BASIC MOSLEMS ANDCONDITIONS LEADING TO BOILER REPAIRS, BOTHWATER SIDE AND FIRE SIDE.

B OILER REPAIR, WATER SIDI REMOVING BOILERTUSKS


PRODUCER USN

ma NO 181601/RI SALE

SHOWS PROPER TOOLS, MATERIALS. METHODS,PRECAUTIONS, AND OVERALL CONDITIONS FOR RE-PLACING BOILER TUBES. STRESSES SAFETY PRE-CAUTIONS.

MOILER REPAIRS, FIRE SIDE BUILDING WALLS ANOFLOORS

13 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, MY 1964

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE MATERIALS AND METHODS TO BE UTI-LIZED IN BUILDING WALLS AND FLOORS IN THE FIRESIDE OF THE BOILER.

B OILER REPAIRS, FIRE SIDI HIGH TEMPERATURECASTABLI REFRACTORIES

14 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SD, WM 1964

PRODUCER UN I


EXPLAINS THE USE OF HIGH TEMPERATURE CASTA-BLE REFRACTORY AND CASTABLE CHROME ORE,CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR THEIR UTILIZATION,

122

AND ALL NECESSARY STEPS FOR APPLICATION,FROM PRE-MIXING OF MATERIALS TO AIR-DRYINGAAJ BAKING.OUT.

B OILER REPAIRS, FIRE SIDE INSTALLING PLASTICCHROME


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO APPLY PLASTIC CHROME ORE IN ABOILER THROUGH THE PORTRAYAL OF AN ACTUALINSTALLATION FROM BEGINNING TO END. STRESS-ES CAREFUL PROCEDURES AND SAFETY.


BOILER REPAIRS, FIRE MOE INSTALLING PLASTICFIRE BRICK

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEM 1964

PROOLCER USN


DISCUSSES CONDITIONS FOR USING PLASTIC FIRE-BRICK, AND SHOWS THE STEP-BY-STEP METHOD OFAPPLYING THIS MATERIAL. EXPLAINS ITS ADVAN-TAGES AND DISADVANTAGES. ,

THIS HAe BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

B OILER REPAIRS, WATER SIMI - REPLACING BOILERTUBES


PRODUCER USN

Tint NO. 000370/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO REPLACE BOILER TUBES AFTERTHEY HAVE BEEN PROPERLY REMOVED AND IN-SPECIE() FOR POSSIBLE FAULTS IN OPERATIONAND SAFETY.


B OILERS AND MOIR OPERATION - ALKAUNITY TEST


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 151006/141. SALE

DESCRIBES THE PRCCEDURE FOR PREPARING THECHEMICALS AND CONDUCTING THE ALKALINITYTEST.

B OILERS AND THEIR OPERATION - BOILER WATERSAMPLING

8 MIN, 14IMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW WATER SAMPLES ARE TAKEN FROMMARINE BOILERS.

B OILERS AND THEIR OPI.MATION - BOILER WATERCHEMICAL TREATMENT


PRODUCER USN

I% TYE NO. 181610/RI SALE

SHOWS HOW TO PREPARE THE CHEMICALS ANDADO THEM TO THE BOILER FOR THE WATER CHEMI-CAL TREATMENT .

BOILERS AND THEIR OPERATION CHEMICAL CLEAN-ING OF BOILER WATERSIDES

24 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, 131W 1961

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO USE SOLID DESCALANT FORCHEMICAL CLEANING OF WATERSIDES IN MAIN PRO-PULSION BOILERS.

BOILERS AND THEIR OPERATION - CHLORIDE TEST

7 MIN, 1 eum FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1906

PRODUCER USN


B OILERS ARO THEIR OPERATION - COMBUSTIONCONTROL


rWODUCER U$N

TITLE,NO. 006554/RI SALE

SHOWS HOW AIRFLOW AND FUEL REQUIRED FORCOMBUSTION ARE CONTROLLED BY HAGEN,MASON-HEILAN, GENERAL REGULATOR, AND BAILEYCONTROLS.

B OILERS AND TIMOR OPERATION FEEDWATIR REG-ULATORS. ON1 AND TWO ELEMENT TYPES


PROOLICER UPN


B OILERS AND THEIR OPERATION HARDNESS TEST

7 MIN, 16MM FILM:OPT. SD, COL 1916,

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005555/IAL SA LE

ILLUSTRATES THE PROPER PERFORMANCE OF THEHARDNESS TEST ON BOILER WATER AND SEAWATER.

B OILERS AND THEIR OPERATION - HOW BOILERSWORK


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE STEAM CYCLE, PRINCIPLES OFBOILER OPERATION, EFFECTS OF TOO LITTLE ORTOO MUCH AIR, EFFECTS OF FEEDWATER TEM-PERATURE, AND DEPOSITS IN WATER AND ON FIRE-SIDES OF BOILER,

BOILERS AND THEIR OPERATION HOW FUEL CILB URNERS WORK

11 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1956

PRODUCER USN

t?TLENO. 006557/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES MECHANICAL ATOMIZING BURNERS,PRESSURE ATOMIZERS WITH RETURN FLOW, RQTATING CUP BURNERS, AND STEAM ATOMIZINGBURNERS.

SOILING AND THEIR OPERATION LIGHTING OFFPROCEDURES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO oassuun SALE

SHOWS HOW TO LIGHT OFF BOILERS UNDERNORMAL AND COLD SHIP CONDITIONS.

BOILERS AND THEIR OPERATION OPERATION


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO OPERATE BOILERS PRCPERLY'ANDSAFELY.

B OILERS ANO TINIR OPERATION PHOSPHATE TEST

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OFT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NA 181022/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF THE TAYLOR COMPA-RATOR KIT IN PERFORMING THE PHOSPHATE TESTON MARINE BOILERS. ALSO SHOWS HOW TO PRE-PARE THE BOILER WATER.

THIS HAS BEEN. DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

B OILERS AND THEN OPERATION SECURING

5 MIN, HAAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1956

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO SECURE BOILERS SAFELY.,

B OILERS AND THEIR OPERATION THE CONDUCTIV-ITY TEST


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE PROCEDURES FOR TESTING THECONDUCTMTY OF WATER.

B OILERS AND THEIR OPERATION TYPES OF NAVALLERS

14 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W . 1956

PRODUCER USN

TITLE IVO 001417/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS OFTHE FOLLOWING BOILER TYPES--3-DRUM A D - DE -2FURNACE, SINGLE-UPTAKEL SUPERHEAT CONTROL- HEADER SINGLE PASS AND HEADER XPASS.

SOLD DECISIONS


PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE HISTORY OF AVIATION FROM ITS BE-GINNING THROUGH THE MAJOR WARS. FOCUSESPRIMARILY ON CONTRIBUTIONS OF AMERICANLEADERS TO THE PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENTOF AVIATION AND TO CREATION OF A HCRITAGE OFWHICH THE AIR FORCE IS PROUD.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV.

B ONS SOUAD


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 181848/RL

1970

SALE

PORTRAYS THE TRAINING FACILITIES LOCATED ATTHE NAVAL ORDNANCE STATION, INDIANHEAD,MARYLAND, NAVAL STATION, KEY WEST, FLORIDAAND NAVAL STATION, WASHINGTON, C. ALSOSHOWS PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE LOCATION ANDDISARMAMENT OF EXPLOSIVE DEVICES BY EXPLO-SIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL TEAMS.

SOMEX


PRODUCER USNOAA


DESCRIBES THE UNIQUE SERIES OF STUDIES OFTHE WEATHERMAKING INTERACTION BETWEEN THETROPICAL ATLANTIC OCEAN AND THE ATMOSPHEREMADE DURING THE 1969 BARBADOS OCEANOGRAPHIC AND METEROGICA.L EXPERIMENT.

BONDED THIN CONCRETE RESURFACING


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES A NEW METHOD OF RESURFACING RUN-WAYS WHICH INCLUDES CLEANING THE RUNWAYOF. DEBRIS, off.. AND GREASE. DEMONSTRATESTHOROUGHLY WETTING DOWN THE RUNWAY,USING FOAMING MURIATIC ACID, TO PROVIDE ASTRONG BOND BETWEEN OLD AND NEW CONCRETE- MIXING AND TESTING AGGREGATE - LOCATINGFORMS, SPREADING SPECIAL BONDING MORTAR,AND LOCATING NEW JOINTS OVER OLD.

B ONUS FOR PUERTO RICO BOILING NUCLEAR SU-PERHEAT REACTOR




DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION AND INITIAL OPER-ATION OF A SMALL, UNIQUE NUCLEAR POWER STA-TION, THE BOILING NUCLEAR SUPERHEAT REAC,__TOR, IN PUERTO RICO. COMPARES THIS TYPE OFREACTOR WITH OTHER TYPES AND POINTS OUTTHE POSSIBLE ADVANTAGES. ANIMATED.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE PUERTORICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY.


S CORED FOR SAFEKEEPING

33 MIN, iemm FILM, OPT. SD, B&W y 1980

PRODUCER USP. HS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE PROPER MANAGEMENT OFMENTALLY ILL PERSONS BY MEMBERS Of THELARGE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT TO PREPARE THE

'MENTALLY ILL PERSONS FOR THEIR SUBSEQUENTMEDICAL TREATMENT.

N OOKS FOR Ennui,*10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS HOW THE MANUFACTURE AND DISTRIBU-TION OF MILLIONS OF PAPER-BOUND pOOKS INAMERICA MAKES VARIOUS TYPES OF PUBLICATIONSEASILY AVAILABLE FOR EDUCATION OR ENTERTAIN-MENT.

B ORING HOLES WITH OFFSET BORING HEAD

211 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BilkW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO MOUNT THE WORKPIECE ONTHE MILLING MACHINE TABLE, HOW TO BORE WITH

123

131

AN OFFSET BORING HEAD, AND HOW TO USE PLUGGAGES AND A MICROMETER TO CHECK THECENTER DISTANCE BETWEEN THE HOLES.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE, NO. 7.

BORING TO CLONE TOLERANCES


PRODUCER USOE


*tows HOW TO MOUNT AND ADJUST THE BRASSVALW BONNET IN A RING FIXTURE, HOW TOROUGH- AND FINISH-FACE THE HUI, HOW TOROUGH- AND FINISH-BORE THE HOLE TO CLOSE TO-LERANCES, AND HOW TO PREVENT BELLMOUTHWHEN BORING.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO. 11. ,

1943

BOUGAINVILLE


'PRODUCER USA


REPCATS THE LANDING OPERATION AND SUBSE-QUENT CAPTURE OF BOUGAINVILLE IN 1943 BY THEAMERICAN 37TH DIVISICN, 14TH CORPS, AND 3.40MARINE DIVISION.


BOUNDARIES OF THE CAROTID TRIANGLE


PRODUCER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CAROT-ID TRIANGLE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.

FROM THE ANATOMY OF THE ?WAD AND NECKSERIES.

BOVINE CONTAGIOUS PLEUROPINUMONIA

26 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1966

PRODUCER USDA


(REPCATS THE INCIDENCE OF THIS DESTRUCTIVEDISEASE OF CATTLE AND DEPICTS A DETAILEDSTUDY OF TISSUE AND ORGANS AFFECTED BY THEDISEASE. SHOWS HOW THIS DISEASE THATTHREATENED THE AMERICAN CAME INDUSTRY 70YEARS AGO IS CONTROLLED BY VACCINATION ANDOTHER MEASURES IN AUSTRAUA.

RESTIIICTION: PURCHASERS MINT FIRST REQUESTWRIWEN PERMISSION FROM THE OTION PICTURE!DIVISION, OFFICE OF OOMMUNICATION,_ U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON. DC20260. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OSTMNED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE OROER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

IRANI= IMPERFECT14 MN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 197$

PRODUCER USOHO

TITLE NO. 039745/RL ' SALE

SHOWS THE PROGRESS OF A YOUNG CONSTRUC-TION WORKER WHO SUFFERS HIS FIRST EPILEPTICSEIZURE ON THE JOB. TRACES HIS DIAGNOSIS,ADAPTION TO HIS CONDITION, AND HIS DIFFICULTYIN FINDING NEW EMPLOYMENT. ATTEMPTS TOREMOVE THE STIGMA SURROUNDING EPILEPTICPERSONS AND TO EXPLORE THEIR FEELINGS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION MTH THE EPILEPSYFOUNDATION.

CLEARED FOR TV.

BRAZING CARS= TOOLSII MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1946

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 116350/IIL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CARBIDETOOLS. EXPLAINS Now TO BRAZE CARSIDE TOOLSWITH SILVER SOLDER, MAKE A SANDWICH BRAZE_BRAZE BY OTHER METHOOS, AND REMOVE THECARBIDE TIP FROM THE SHANK.

FROM THE CARBIDE aorta moo SERIES. NO.1.

BRAZING FLANGES WITH SILVER SOLDIER

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, NEW 1944

PMODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO FIT TUBING AND SILVERBRAZING FLANGES, APPLY FLUX, APPLY HEAT TO

DRAW SILVER SOLDER IN AND OUT, AND CLEANFLANGES AFTER SOLDERING.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDIM1 SKILLS SERIES. COPPER-SMITHING, NO. 3.

USS FLANGES WITH WELTER

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, 136W

PRODUCER USOE

1944


ILLUSTRATES HOW COPPER TUBING IS PREPAREDFOR FLANGES, HOW FLANGES ARE FILLED FORBRAZING, AND HOW TUBE AND FLANGES ARE PRE-PARED FOR INSTALLATION ON THE HULL.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. C8PPER-SMITHIN0, NO. 2.

MIRK SULK OPERATION, THE

23 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,rnL 1976

PRODUCER USOSHA

mu NO. 000654/RL SAL E

DESIGNED TO VEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE SAFETY ANDHEALTH HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACE A''D TOPROMOTE WORK PRACTICES THAT WILL Ht LP TOPREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS AS RELATEDTO THE BREAK BULK OPERATION IN THE LONG-SHORE INDUSTRY.

ES SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED


BREAKIONE FEVER, 'DENGUE'

5 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD: COL 1948

PRODUCER USN

TITLE P.O. 180650/RI SALE

SHOWS EFFECTIVENESS Of MOSQUITO CONTROLIN CHECKING THE INCIDENCE OF DENGUE IN THESOUTHWEST PACIFIC.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE MEVIC/NE IN ACTION SERIES. NO. 3.

IIREAKTHROUGH UARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE

20 MW, 111/61M FILM, OPT. $O, COL 1964

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE P.O. 1117405IRL RENTAL SALE

REPORTS ON THE AIR FORCE'S BASIC RESEARCHPROGRAM. ILLUSTRATES HOW THIS PROGRAM,UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE OFFICE OFAEROSPACE RESEARCH, PROVIDES AN ENDLESSSOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE TO FURTHER OUR SPACEEFFORTS AND TO INSURE OUR NATIONAL SECURITYAND AEROSPACE SUPREMACY.

CLEARED FOR w. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR use WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

BREAKTHROUGH TO PROGRESS


PROMA,ER USAF


PLANT MANAGER WALTER BRITT. AGGRESSIVE BUTIDEA-RESISTANT, LEARNS THE VALUE OF EMPLOY-EE SUGGESTIONS WHEN SERIOUS OPERATIONALPROBLEMS 900 DOWN PRODUCTION SCHEDULES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

B REATH IN TIME, A


PRODUCER USBM

TITLENO 003566/RL SALE

SHOWS MANY SITUATIONS WHERE THE PROMPTAPPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION CANSAVE A LIFE. THE VARIOUS METHODS OF ARTIFI-CIAL RESPIRATION, MOUTH-TO-MOUTH, HOLGER-NIELSON, SHAEFER AND SYLVESTER ARE DEMON-STRATED, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE MOUTH-TO.MOUTH METHOD.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION; 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE "URCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

B REATH TEST FON ALCOHOL


PRODUCER USOOPP

Tine NO 009398/RL SALE

PRESENTS THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS Of ALCO-HOL CONSUMPTION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THEOPERATION OF THE BREATHALYZER.PRODUCED THROUGH A GRANT WITH THE INDIANA-POUS ALCOHOL SAFETY ACTION PROJECT.

B REATHE AND LIVE


PRODUCER USMESA

TITLENO 009125/RI SAL E

SHOWS WHY THE MINE VENTILATION SYSTEM ISTHE UNDERGROUND MINER'S PERSONAL LIFELINE.SHOWS COMPONENTS OF MINE VENTILATION SYS-TEMS, AND EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OFGOOD MAINTENANCE. STRESSES THE NEED FORFREQUENT SAFETY CHECKS WITH INSTRUMENTSTHAT MEASURE THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OFVENTILATING AIR.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINSTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

B RIAN AT SEVENTEEN

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B6W 1971

PRODUCER USNIMH

mu No. 002005/RL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS AN ADOLESCChT'S VIEW OF HIS EDUCA-TIONAL NEEDS AND HOW SCHOOL IS AND IS NOTFULFILLING THEM. GIVES A PERSPECTIVE OF HISEDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE. HIS PARENTS, AND LIFEIN GENERAL.

FROM THE SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES.

B RIDGE RECTIFIER VACUUM TUSE


PRODUCERUSAF


DEVELOPS A KNOWLEDGE Of THE VACUUM TUBEBRIDGE RECTIFIER BY COMPARING IT TO THE SOLIDSTATE BRIDGE RECTIFIEri. DISCUSSES CIRCUITCOMPONENTS AND TRACES CURRENT FLOW. IN-CLUDES PEAK IN, PEAK OF THE SECONDARY, PEAKOUTPUT, AND PEAK INVERSE. SHOWS THE MOSTCOMMON SYMPTOMS OF MALFUNCTION IN THE CIR-CUIT.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY..

MAST DISEASES THEIR IMPORTANCE IN YOURDAILY PRACTICE

11 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPECOL 1973

PRODUCERUSNMAC

nra Iva 003119/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE INCIDENCE OF BREAST CANCER,THE PHYSICIAN'S ROLE IN ENCOURAGING THE PA.TIENT TO HAVE REGULAR BREAST EXAMINATIONS,ANO THE VALUE OF MAMMOGRAPHY IN THE DIAG-NOSIii AND MANAGEMENT OF BREAST PROBLEMS56 SLIDES. PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THECANCER CONTROL PROGRAM. U S PUBLIC HEALTHSERVICE. PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS'BREAST DISEASES, THEIR IMPORTANCE ON YOURDAILY PRACTICE.'

FROM THE NAMMOORAPHY SERIES.


B RIDGE RECTIFIERS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE P.O. 187707/RI SALE

TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BRIDGE RECTI-FIER, SHOWING HOW THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE IS AF-FECTED BY THE VARIOUS RECTIFIER CONFIGURA-TIONS. COMPONENTS ARE IDENTIFIED AND LA-BELED. CURRENT FLOW IS TRACED AND OUTPUTWAVESHAPE IS SHOWN USING A TRAINER AND OS-CILLOSCOPE. CIRCUIT VOLTAGES ARE COMPUTED,SYMPTOMS OF MALFUNCTION ARE ILLUSTRATEDUSING THE TRAINER AND OSCILLOSCOPE, ANDPROBABLE CAUSES OF THESE SYMPTOMS ARE DIS-CUSSED. (KINESCOPE)

124 132

IMIEFLY, ASOUT FALLOUT


PRODUCERUSOCD SPONSOR USDCPA

TITLENO. 187900/RI SALE

EXPLAINS BASIC FACTS ABOUT THE NATURE OF RA-DIOACTIVE FALLOUT AND OUR THREE PRINCIPALWEAPONS OF DEFENSE AGAINST IT.THIS FILM IS A CONDENSED VERSION OF 'ABOUTFALLOUT.'

MIND ME MEN


PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS ACADEMIC, MILITARY, AND ATHLETIC PRO-GRAMS OF THE U S AIR FORCE ACADEMY. POINTSour CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR QUALIFIED cYOUNG MEN.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.,

B ROACHING AN INTERNAL KEYWAY

23 MW, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW

PRODUCER USOE


SETS FORTH THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERNALBROACHING AND OF BROACHING TOOL DESIGN. EX-PLAINS HOW..TO SELECT THE BROACHING TOOLFOR THE JOB AND SET UP AND OPERATE THE ISOM-ZONTAL BROACHING MACHINE.

FROM THE AMCHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON A BROACHING MACHINE, NO. 1.

1,45

B ROOKLYN TECHNOCAL HIM SCHOOL


PRODUCER USA

raw NO. 160485/RL SALE

SHOWS SCENES OF EQUIPMENI AND CLASSES INENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION, AND MANUFACTUR-ING PROCEDURES BEING HELD IN A NEW YORKCITY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL.

MOTHER

14 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. $D, COL 1970

PRODUCER USFAA


FEATURES TWO BLACK MEN WHO HAVE MADE IT INTHE AVIATION INDUSTRY-A PILOT AND A FM EX-ECUTIVE. STRESSES FM'S NEED. TO RECRUITBRIGHT YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN INTO CRITICALJOBS, PARTICULARLY AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL ANDELECTRONICS MAINTENANCE. OFFERS AN HONESTPORTRAYAL OF SOME OF THE PROBLEMS MINOR-ITIES HAVE ENCOUNTERED IN TRYING TO GETJOBS, AND HOW FM IS PAVING THE WAY FORMORE ENLIGHTENED HIRING.

B RUCELLOSIS CARO TEST


PRIDOUCERUSDA

TITLE NO 035044/RL

1909

SALE

B RUCELLOSIS RIM TUT


PRODUCER USOA

nrisNO 168630/RI SALE

INTRODUCES THE METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OFA PRESUMPTIVE HERD TEST FOR BRUCELLOSIS.

OSP TEST, THE

22 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1974

PRODUCER AMGAST SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 009266/9I SALE

DESCRIBES THE KINETICS AND BIOCHEMICAL PRO.CESSES INVOLVED IN BSP TRANSPORT, AND THEMECHANICS AND INTERPRETAT1oN OF THE STAN-DARD BSP TEST OF HEPATIC FUNCTICS.GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-V ANCE SIGNALS. 16 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION - CLINICAL.

MULE, MOLL TOYS, MO TROUOLI


PRODUCER USCPSC


EVALUATES WHAT IS 0000 AND BAD IN CHIL-DREN'S TOYS. PRESENTS A WITCH MAKING THE

1975

WORLD'S WORST TOYS WITH SMALL PART& SHARPPOINTS AND EDGES. AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES.

CLEARED FOR TV

B UILDING A 11011 NAM SPAR


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 190655/FIL . RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO ASSEMBLE PARTS OF THE SPAR INA JIG, APPLY AIRCRAFT GLUE, CLAMP PARTS TO.GETHER FOR A GOOD CLUE BOND, VARNISH SUR.FACES, AND USE JIGS FOR ACCURATE DRILLING

FROM THE AIRCRAFT.WORK SERIES. WOOD FABRI.CATION, NO: 2.

B UILDING A NATION


PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS CIVIC.ACTION PROGRAMS CONDUCTED BYTHE AIR FORCE IN VIETNAM TO HELP THE VIETNAM-ESE RAISE THEIR STANDARD OF LIVING. SHOWSEDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL. AND RECREATIONAL AC,TIVITIES AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY R.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE WON-SORING AGENCY.

B UILDING A WOODEN RIB


PRODUCER USOE

777LENO. 191155/RL RENTAL SAL E

DESCRIBES HOW TO ASSEMBLE, FIT, AND GLUEWOOOEN PARTS IN A JIG, FIT AND POSITION THEGUSSETS TO THE FRAMEWORK, AND APPLY AIR.CRAFT. GLUE AND VARNISH.

FROM THE AIRCRAF7 WORK SERIES, WOOD FABRI.CATION, NO. 1.

WILDING AN ATOMIC ACCELERATOR


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 005360/RL

1973

SALE

DESCRIBES THE FIVE BASIC PARTS OF THE ATOMICACCELERATOR. USES ANIMATION TO EXPLAIN SOMEOF THE MORE IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTION DE.TAILS, THE THEORY OF HOW ACCELERATORSWORK, AND THE FUNCTIONS OF VARIOUS PARTS OFTHE ACCELERATOR.

B UILDING FOOD SALES THROUGH 'arm MERCRAMMING


PRODUCER USDA


AN EXCELLENT TRAINING TOOL FOR RETAILERS ORMERCHANDISING GROUPS, THE FILM PRESENTS ASTUDY OF SALES RESULTS OBTAINED i'OR DIFFER-ENT TYPES OF STORE DISPLAYS . OF CANNEDFOOOS. CONCLUSION-THERE IS A BEST W4Y OFDISPLAYING MERCHANDISE IN TERMS OF SALES

NO UPKEEP.

BULGARIAN BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1-111

23 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK. MONO

9ROOUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 001502/RL SALETEXT NOT INCLUDED.

B ULGARIAN BASIC COURSE, UNITS IIII (SAMPUR)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004212/RL SALETEXT NOT INCLUDED.

BULGARIAN - BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1640


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 001503/RLTEXT NOT INCLUDED.

SALE

BULGARIAN - SAM COURSE, UNITS 16-30 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004214/RL SALETEXT NOT INCLUDED.

B ULKHEAD, THE LAYING OFF ANO FITTING A CEN-TERLINE STIFFENER


PRODUCER UWE


SHOWS THE DESIGN OF A CENTERLINE BULKHEADSTIFFENER. SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT THE MAINSTIFFENER BAR WITH THE WATER.LINES ANDWORK LINES. HOW TO LAY OUT, CUT, AND FIT AMAIN STIFFENER BRACKET AND TRIPPING BRACK.ETS

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING .VKILLS SERIES. WORK OFSHIPfITTER AND SHIPWRIGHT, NO. 11.

B ULKHEAD, THE LAYING OFF THE SOUNDARYSTIFFENERS, WATERUNES, AND BUTTOCK LINES

10 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 191657/RL

1942

SALE

ILLUSTRATES HOW TO ALIGN TEMPLATES TO ABULKHEAD PLATE. MARK OFF STIFFENER WORKLINES ON THE BULKHEAD PLATE, AND PREPARETHE PLATE FOR WELDING THE STIFFENERS.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. WORKOF SHIPFITTER AND SHIPWRIGHT, NO. 7.

B ULKHEAD, THE SETTING A TRANSVERSE WATER-TIGHT BULKHEAD INTO 'HE HULL


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO SQUARE A TRANSVERSE BULK-HEAD TO A FRAME LINE AND THE CENTERLINE OFTHE SHIP, SET THE BULKHEAD TO PROPER HEIGHTAND DECLIVITY, CUT THE BULKHEAD TO FIT THEINNERBOTTOM. AND FIT THE BULKHEAD TO THEHULL AND TACK-WELD IT.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. WORK OFSHIPFITTER AND SHIPWRIGHT. NO. 9.

SUNNY


PRODUCER USNIMH


PORTRAYS A YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENT WHO OC-CASIONALLY SMOKES MARIHUANA MAINLY FORSOCIAL RELAXATION WITH FRIENDS. RAISES QUES-TIONS ABOUT THE USER'S REASONS FOR TURNINGON. HER VIEW OF THE DRUG CULTURE, AND THEEFFECT OF THE OCCASIONAL USE OF MARIHUANAON LIFESTYLE, AMBITIONS. AND SELF-PERCEPTION.

FROM THE SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES AND YOUTHCULTURE SERIES

B UOYS ANO BEACONS

10 MIN, 16Am FILM, OPT. SD, COL lass

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE FUNCTIONS AND DISTINGUISHINGFEATURES OF BUOYS AND BEACONS-COLOR. NUM-BERING, SHAPE, AND CHARACTERISTICS OF LIGHTS.SHOWS HOW TO IDENTIFV EACH TYPE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION. 1946.

FROM THE AIDS TO NA VIGA NON SERIES.

B UREAU OF NARCOTICS AND DANGEROUS DRUGS

30 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT. COL

PRODUCER USBNDO

TITLE NO. 003010/11 SALE

PRESENTS A REVIEW OF THE DUTIES AND RESPON-SIBILITIES OF THE BUREAU OF NARCOTICS ANDDANGEROUS DRUGS OF THE U S DEPARTMENT OFJUSTICE. SHOWS HOW THE BUREAU ENFORCESTHE LAWS AGAINST ILLICIT DRUG TRAFFIC, HOW ITSDOMESTIC AND FOREIGN AGENTS ARE TRAINEDAND OPERATE, AND HOW CRIMINALS TRY TO DELIV-ER AND SELL THEIR ILLICIT DRUGS:INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH IDENTIFYTHE PICTUAE AND ASSIST IN DEVELOPING PRESEN.TATIONS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFER-ENT AUDIENCES.

FROM THE DRUG ABUSE EDUC4TION AND INFOR-MATION SLIDE RESOURCE KIT SERIES.

B URGLARY Is Yam susses.15 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1969

PRODUCER USSBA


THROUGH AN INVESTIGATION BY A POLICE DEPART-MENT DETECTIVE FOLLOWING A BURGLARY AT AHOME FURNISHINGS/APPLIANCE STORE. POINTSOUT SECURITY MEASURES WHICH RETAILERSSHOULD TAKE TO PREVENT BURGLARIES.

125133

B URNS


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USDEHS

TITLE NO 192525/RL

1965

SALE

TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY AVAILABLE

FROM THE MEDICAL SELF.HELP SERIES


B URNS AND SCALDS - THE FOURTH FUNDAMENTAL,PT 2 (SPANISH)


PRODUCER USMESA


EXPLAINS THE FIRST AID TREATMENT FOR BURNSAND SCALDS TO RELIEVE PAIN, TO PREVENT ORTREAT SHOCK, AND TO PREVENT INFECTION.SHOWS THE APPLICATION OF APPROPRIATE BAN-DAGES AND COVER DRESSIN 3S, AND EMPHASIZESTHE CORRECT AND PROMPT TREATMENT FORPHYSICAL SHOCK.

FROM THE FIRST A/b"-SERkS.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS-MUST_ FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF:OFFICE OF AU.oloyisum.s, u S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINSTRATION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

B US CARE AND MAINTENANCE,

13 MIN, 16MM Fit M, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER UWE


DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF DAILY ANDWEEKLY MAINTENANCE CHECKS. SHOWS HOW TOSTAFIT, STEER, AND STOP THE BUS AND HOW TODOUBLE CLUTCH.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE SERIES. SCHOOL BUSOPERATION, NO. 1.

B USINESS MACHINE OPERATORS

7 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1907,

PRODUCER USDLMP


PRESENTS ON.THE.SCENE INFORMATION ON THENATURE AND VARIETY OF JOB OPPORTUNITIES INTHE FIELD OF BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING.STRESSES THE AGE RANGE AND MOBILITY POTEN-TIAL OF PEOPLE WITH BUSINESS MACHINE SKILLS.


CLEARED FOR TV RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GROUPS.

B USINESS PLAN, THE - FOR SMALL SUSINESSMEN

15 MIN, 13MM IlLM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PROCIUCER USSBA


DRAMATIZES THROUGH A DIALOGUE BETWEENTWO SMALL BUSINESSMEN, THE NEED FOR ANDELEMENTS IN A BUSINESS PLAN AS A MANAGE-MENT TOOL FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS OPER.ATION.

B UT FOR NOW LONG


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES HOW THE NAVY COMBATS POLLUTIONOF THE OCEANS BY USING ITS KNOWLEDGE OF UN-DERSEA CURRENTS TO PREDICT THE DIRECTION OFEFFLUENT FLOW FROM SEWAGE OUTFALLS. ALSOEXPLAINS THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SHIPBOARDWASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES AND TECHNIQUESFOR CONTROL AND RECOVERY OF OIL SPILLS.

B UT NOW oats IT FLY?


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS IN COMPLETE DETAIL THE TEST ENGI-NEERING ACTIVITIES AT THE AIR FORCE SYSTEMSCOMMAND FLIGHT TEST CENTER.


sumo,MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER USDPEL

TITLE MD 009673/I:IL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS THE HANDLING OF A GRIEVANCE UP TOTHE SECCND LEVEL PROCEDURES. DEPICTS THECASE OF A TAX ASSESSOR WHO WEARS A BUTTONSuPPORTING A TAX INCREASE BILL IN THE FACE OFOBJECTIONS FROM SOME PROPERTY OWNERS ANDTHE OPPOSITION OF THE MAYOR TO THE PRO.POSED ORDINANCE. HIS SUPERVISOR INSISTS HEREMOVE THE BUTTON BUT HE REFUSES TO 00 SO,FINALLY, HE IS GIVEN DISCIPLINARY LAYOFF. THESUPERVISOR 'A_L.50 PUTS A REPRIMAND IN THE EM-PLOYEE'S PERSONNEL FILE

CLEARED FOR NONSPONSORED TV.

SY A JURY OF HIS PEERS


PRODUCER USODPP

TITLE ma 00e3971RL SALE

DRAMATIZES THE PLIGHT OF A PROBLEM DRINKERON, TRIAL FOR DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED HISJURY INCLUDES ALL THE MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY,HIS PERSONAL FRIENDS, HIS EMPLOYER. AND HISOFFICE ASSISTANT. THE COURT BAILIFF SERVES ASNARRATOR AND REPRESENTS THE CONSCIENCE OFTHE VIEWER.PRODUCED THROUGH A GRANT TO THE GREATERBALTIMORE 'AREA ALCOHOL SAFETY ACTION PRO.JECT.

SY-PROOUCTS Of SPACE RESEARCH SELECTED EX.AMPLES

17 MIA. 16MM FILM. OPT SD. COL . 1967

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE MD. 193575/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES RECENT INDUSTRIAL APPLICA-TIONS OF AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE TECHNOL.OGY AND THE RESULTING NEW OR IMPROVEDPRODUCTS AND TECHNIQUES. ILLUSTRATES THEUSE OF COMPUTERS TO IMPROVE X.RAY PHOTO-GRAPHS, THE APPLICATION OF TIRE HYDROPLAN-ING STUDIES TO HIGHWAY SAFETY, AND THE USEOF NEW TOOLS FOR DIAGNOSING MUSCLE DIS.EASE.

C-OSTIOTOMY OF THE MANDIBLE - CORRECTION OFA CLASS 2 MALOCCLUSION

14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OP1. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES THE OPERATION TO CORRECT ACLASS 2 MALOCCLUSION BY MAKING A CSHAPEDCUT IN THE MANDIBLE TC BRING THE TEETH FOR-WARD. SHOWS THE SURGICAL TECHNIQUE AND THERESULTS AFTER HEALING.

Ci GALAXY - WORLD'S LARGEST 'AIRCRAFT

26 MIK 16MM FILM. OPT sri, COL 1960

PRODUCER USAF


RECOUNTS THE STORY OF AN AVIATION MILES.TONE. THE C.5 GALAXY DESCRIBES THE ADVAN.TAGES OF THE AIRCRAFT

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

CAKE - THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1973

PRODUCER OPB


SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CABLE TELEVI.SION INDUSTRY AND HOW IT DIFFERS FROP/ GEN.ERAL BROADCAST AND INSTRUCTIONAL '.'ELEVI.SION PRESENTS A FAMILY LIVING IN A FULLYWIRED COMMUNITY SHOWS HOW THE MOTHERWOULD DO HER SHOPPING VIA CABLE, THE FATHERWOULD BE ABLE TO TALK TO BUSINESS ASSO-CIATES, AND THE DAUGHTER WOULD BE ASSISTEDIN HER SCHOOLINGFUNDED BY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION PPO-

'DUCTION ASSISTANCE BY GLENN FLECK

CABLE SURFACE WIRING


PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES HOW TO MAKE AN ELECTRICAL EN-TRANCE TO A BUILDING, INSTALL NONMETALUCSHEATHED CABLE, HANDLE AND INSTALL PORCE-LAIN FITTINGS, SUPPORT AND CONNECT CABLE.AND PREPARE AND CONNECT WIRES FOR SERVICE.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. WIRING, NO.10.

CABS AND CANOPIES

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USMESA

TITLE NO. 009644/RL SALC

POINTS OUT THE NEED FOR CABS AND CANOPIESTO BE INSTALLED ON UNDERGROUND MININGEQUIPMENT TO PROTECT THE MINER FROM FALLSOF ROOF AND RIBS SHOWS SCENES OF THREEACTUAL ROOF FALL ACCIDENTS IN WHICH MASSESOF FALLEN COAL AND ROCK COVERED THE MININGEQUIPMENT, BUT THE OPERATOR ESCAPED UN-HARMED BECAUSE OF THE PROTECTIVE CANOPYON HIS MACHINE,. f

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQI!ESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS. U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA.TION, 4600 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PT15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. .

CADET HONOR CODE, THE

26 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1967

PROOUCER USAF


DEFINES THE AIR FORCE CADET HONOR CODE ANDITS ADMINISTRATION BY ACADEMY CADETS DIS.CUSSES SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CODE IN HELPINGTO DEVELOP MEN OF RESPONSIBILITY AND INTEG-RITY. STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF THE CODE TOTHE CADET, -TO THE AIR FORCE AND TO NATIONALINTEREST. OFFERS STATEMENTS FROM SEVERALCADETS DESCRIBING MEANING OF CODE TO THEM.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

CADET WINGS IN CIVIL AIR PATROL


PRODUCER USAF

1966


DEPICTS THE NEW CAP FLIGHT TRAINING PROGRAMCONDUCTED JOINTLY WITH FEDERAL AVIATIONAGENCY AND AIR FORCE SHOWS HOW CADETS UN.DERGO INTENSIVE PHYSICAL FITNESS. CLASS-ROOM, AND IN.FLIGHT INSTRUCTION BEFORE RE-CEIVING THEIR WINGS AT GRADUATION EXERCISES.CITES VALUE OF PROGRAM IN CREATING A RESER.VOIR OF YOUNG MEN TRAINED FOR AIR FORCEDUTIES


CALCULATING AMBIENT GAS TENSIONS


PRODUCER UTEXMH SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 006927/RL

1977

SALE

DISCUSSES THE FACTORS WHICH ALTER AMBIENTGAS TENSION; DALTON'S LAW; THE UNIT 'TORR';AND BAROMETRIC PRESSURE. TEACHES THE STU-DENT HOW TO CALCULATE THE PARTIAL PRES-SURES OF GAS, GIVEN GAS CONCENTRATONS, ANDBAROMETRIC PRESSURE.

33 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO.WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.OR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY.WORKBOOK INCLUDED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

CALENDAR GAME, THE


:)RODUCER USSBA

TITLE NO. 19.1215IRL RFNTAL SALE

EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR PLANNING AND BUD-GETING BY SMALL RETAIL AND SERVICE BUSINESS-ES.

CALIBRATION Of PESTICIDE APPLICATION EQUIP-MENT

30 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE.COL

PRODUCER USOPP


CALIBRATION OF THE PLATINUM RESISTANCE THER-MOMETER


PRODUCER USNES


SHOWS THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF. STANDARDSPROCEDURE FOR CALIBRATING A P.ATINUM RESIS-TANCE THERMOMETER AT THE SPECIFIED DEFININGPOINTS ON THE INTERNATIONAL PRACTICAL TEM-PERATURE SCALE ALONG WITH THE PROCEDURE,THE UNIQUE AND INTRICATE EQUIPMENT USED ATNB$ FOR CALIBRATING AT THE DEFINING POINTS ISSEEN FILM IS INTENDED PRIMARILY FOR SCIEN-TISTS,, ENGINEERS, AND TECHNICIANS IN STAN-DARDS AND CALIBRATION LABORATORIES.

CALIFORNIA GRAY WHALE (REVISED)


pROCUCER USk


FEATURES TK: BIOLOGY AND HISTORY OF ONE OFNATURE'S LARGEST CREATURES AND GREAT SPEC.TACLES, INCLUDES DOCUMENTATION a: THE LONG.EST KNOWN MIGRATION OF ANY MAMMAL.

CALL FOR HELP, A

19 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT, SD, COL

PRODUCER USRCHS

TITLE NO. 007699/RL

1976

SALE

DESIGNED TO PROVIDE POLICE OFFICERS WITHPROPER TECHNIQUES IN hANDLING THE SUDDENINFANT DEATH SYNDROME DEATH. PROVIDES EX.AMPLES OF PROPER INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES.

FROM THE SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROMESER'cS.

RESTRICTION-NOT CLEARED FOR TV. DUE TO THEINCLUSION OF DEATP INVESTIGATION PHOTO-GRAPHS IN THIS MOTION PICTURE. PURCHASE OFPRINTS IS RECOMMENDED FOR POLICE PROFES-SIONALS ONLY.

CAMBODIAN - BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1.45

19 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.7 RACK,. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

CAMBODIAN BASIC COURSE, .UNITS 1.45 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004217/EIL SALE

TEXT INCLUDED.

CAMBODIAN - BASIC COURSE, UNITS 4140


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004317/RLTEXT INCLUDED

SALE

CAMBODIAN - BASIC COURSE, UNITS 4140 (SAM.PLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TI7LE NO 004327/RL SALE

TEXT INCLUDED

CAMILLE AND THE SEABEES


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PARTICIPATION OF DISASTER TRAININGUNITS DURING THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE CA-MILLE AT GULFPORT, MS, IN AUGUST 1969

CAMPUS TO COMMAND

28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL

PRODUCER USN


FOLLOWS THREE YOUNG MEN THROUGH ARRIVAL1975 AT OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL SHOWS THEIR

TRAINING, GRADUATION, AND SUBSEOUENT AS.SIGNMENT IN THE OPERATIONAL NAVY

1966

DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLES OF CALIBRATION OFAPPLICATION EOUIPMENT. INCLUDING THE CARE OFNOZZLES. GAUGES, AND TUBES GIVES EXAMPLESOF CALIBRATING SPRAY MECHANISMS FOR BOTHSOLID AND LIQUID FORMULATIONS OF PESTICIDES144 SLIDES 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK. MONO.WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS SCRIPT INCLUD.ED.

126

CAN WE HAVE A LITTLE QUIET, PLEASE?


PRODUCER USFAA


ILLUSTRATES HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRYARE COOPERATING TO REDUCE AIRCRAFT SMOKE

134

EMISSIONS AND NOISE, PARTICULARLY AROUNDAIRPORTS, AND DESCRIBES TECHNICAL IMPROVE-MENTS THAT HAVE LED TO JET ENGINE SOUNDABATEMENT PROCEDURES. EMPHASIZES THATMORE ENLIGHTENED LAND USE PLANNING IN AIR.PORT NEIGHBORHOOOS CAN MAKE AVIATION COM-PATIBLE, AND NOT COMPETITIVE, WITH OTHERCOMMUNITY INTERESTS.

CANAVERAL TO KENNEDY


PRODUCER USNASA


TELLS THE SHORT HISTORY OF CAPE CANAVERALAND KENNEDY SPACE CENTER LAUNCH AREA.


CLEARED FOR N.

CANTONESE BASIC COURSE. UNITS 1-15


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004333/RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

Ca:woman - BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1-15 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004374/RL SALETEXT INCLUDED

CANTONESE - BASIC COURSE, UNITS 111-30


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE/VD 004414/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

CANTONESE BASIC COURSE, UNITS 15-30 (SAM-PLER)

AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

T/TLE NO. 004415/RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

CAPACITANCE

31 MIN, 16F4M FILM, OPT. SD, SSW 1944

pRoOucER USN


DEMONSTRATES ELECTRON FLOW THROUGH A CR.CUIT, THE CHARGING AND DISCHARGING OF CON-DENSERS, VARIATIONS OF A CHARGE ON A CON-DENSER IN RELATION TO TIME, AND THE BEHAVIOROF CAPACITANCE WITH ALTERNATING CURRENT.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1944.

FROM THE RAMO TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES.

CAPACITANCEL PT 1, PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICALCHARATERISTICS AND FACTURES AFFECTINO,.,


PRODUCER USA'


FULL TITLE: CAPACITANCE, PT 1, PHYSICAL ANDELECTRICAL CHARATERISTICS AND FACTORS AF-FECTING CAPACITANCE. EXPLAINS THE CHARAC-TERISTICS, APPLICATIONS, FUNCTIONS, AND EF-FECTS ON CAPACITANCE OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS.

CAPACITORS

38 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 197'

PRODUCER USAF

nTLE NO 198600/RL RENTAL SALE

DEFINES ELECTROSTATIC FIELD AND DIELECTRIC.DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF AIR,PAPER,_01L, ELECTROLYTIC, AND CERAMIC TYPE CA.PACITORS, MEASURING CAPACITANCE, THE FARAD,AND COMPUTING CAPACITANCE. DISCUSSES DI-ELECTRIC, PLATE AREA, DISTANCE BETWEENPLATES, AND THE EFFECT ON CAPACITANCE. EX-PLAINS VOLTAGE RATINGS AND FACTORS WHICHAFFECT THE VOLTAGE RATINGS OF CAPACITORS.KINESCOPE.

CAPACITORS DCAC ACTION


PRODUCER USAF

TinE NO. 198802/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE ACTION OF A CAPACITOR WHEN DCIS APPLIED AND WHEN AC IS APPLIED. DESCRIBESAND ILLUSTRATES THE PHASE RELATIONSHIP BE-TWEEN VOLTAGE AND QURRENT IN A CAPACITOR

WHEN AC IS APPLIED. COMPARES THE VOLTAGEAND CURRENT RELATIONSHIP IN AN INDUCTIVE ANDCAPACITIVE CIRCUIT.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLAHED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

CAPACITORS REACTANCE AND TOTAL CAPACI-TANCE

26 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES CAPACITIVE REACTANCE AND GIVES ITSSYMBOL. GIVES THE FORMULA AND VARIOUS EXAM-PLES FOR COMPUTING CAPACITIVE REACTANCEWHEN FREQUENCY AND CAPACITANCE AFIEKNOWN. SHOWS THE METHOD OF SOLVING FORTOTAL CAPACITANCE IN BOTH SERIES AND PARAL-LEL CIRCUITS.

KINESCOPE.


CAPE COD


PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS AN ESSAY CONCENTRATING ON THESMALL BEAUTIES WHICH MAKE UP THE CAPE. GIVESA LOOK BEYOND THE ROLL OF SURF AND SWEEPOF SAND TO SEEK A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OFTHIS SEASHORE AREA.

CAPE COD CANAL STORY, THE


PRODUCER USAE


SHOWS CANAL OPERATION, PRESENT-DAY IM-PROVEMENTS MADE BY THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS,AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES SUCH AS CHAN-NEL DREDGING.

CAPE KENNEDY MS27 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCERUSAF


REVIEWS ADVANCES IN MISSILE AND SATELLITESCIENCE AT CAPE KENNEDY. DESCRIBES IMPROVE-MENTS IN POLARIS, RANGER, SATURN-PAGASUS,APOLLO, AND TITAN III PROJECTS WITH FOCUS ONFIVE IMPORTANT GEMINI FLIGHTS.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV ONLY. THISISCONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOESNOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY ORPLANS OF'THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

CAPE KENNEDY, 111114


PRODUCERusoTITLE NO. 198585/RL

1965

SALE

REVIEWS SATELLITE LAUNCHING WITH A -3LOSEUPOF THE RANGER MOON PROBE. CITES IMPORTANTGAINS IN OUR SPACE DATA AND IDENTIFIES KEYCAPE KENNEDY PERSONNEL. TRACES BOOSTER IM-PROVEMENTS AND MISSILE PRCCIHAM ADVANCES.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED Or HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

CAPITAL STORY


PRODUCER USOWI


SHOWS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDUSTRYAND SCIENCE. PILTURES SOME FUNCTIONS OF THEU S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE. FOLLOWS THE ACTIVI-TIES OF A RESEARCH CHEMIST, EXPLAINING THEPROCESSES USED IN CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.

CAPSIZING. MAKINGS, ASO FALLS OVERBOARD


PRODUCER USCG


SHOWS CAUSES AND PREVENTION OF BOAT SINK-INGS, CAPSIZINGS, AND FALLS OVERBOARD. DIS-CUSSES BUOYANT EFFECT AND STABILITY OF PLEA-SURE BOATS.

CLEARED FOR N.

127 35

CAPUCHINO STORY, ma


PRODUCER USOE

TInE NO 1944751RL RENTAL SALE

DOCUMENTS A RESEARCH STUDY USING PRO-GRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN SEVERAL CLASSES INGOVERNMENT IN CAPUCHINO HIGH SCHOOL, SANBRUNO, CALIFORNIA IN 1982. DEPICTS VARIOUSSTAGES OF THE STUDY WITH PARTICULAR EMPHA-SIS ON CONTRIBUTIONS MADE CONSISTENTLY, BYTEACHERS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE STUDY.

cAmmog CUTTINGTOOLS-A SERIES


PRODUC(R USOE

TITLE NO 007598/RL RENTAL SALEPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN 'LISTED AS 'MACHINESHOP WORK - CARBIDE CUTTING TOOLS--A SERIES '

'RAZING CAREN* TOOLS 1SMIN

CUTTING WITH CAREIDE TOOLS, PT 1,SINGLE POINT 1 AMIN

CUTTING WITH CARSIDE TOOLS, PT 2,MILLI/10 CUTTERS 15MIN

GRINDING MULTIPLE-POINT CARBIDETOOLS 20MIN

GRINDING SINGLEPOINT CARSONTOOLS 26MIN

CARBIDE WOODWORKING TOOLS CARE GRINDING


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO STORE AND ISSUE CARBIDEWOODWORKING TOOLS, HOW TO HANDLE THEMFOR TRANSPORTING, AND HOW TO GRIND THEM.DISCUSSES ADVANTAGES AND SPECIAL CHARAC-TERISTICS OF THE TOOLS. .

CARBIDE VI0013WORKING TOOLS HOW TO um


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE CORRECT USE OF CEMENTEDCARBIDE TOOLS ON THE VERTICAL SPINDLESHAPER, TABLE SAW, OVER-ARM RADIAL SAW,STRAIGHT LINE RIP SAW, TRIM SAW, BANDSAW,LATHE, PORTABLE ROUTER, AND MULTIPLE HEADMOULDER. SHOWS THE METHOD OF SETTING UPEACH MACHINE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BEOBSERVED.

CARSURIETON, PRINCIPLES Of OPERATION

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW 1958

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO, 001505/IN SALE

EXPLAINS THE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF A CARBU-RETOR (BORE, BOWL. AND AIR THROTTLE). TELLSHOW AIR PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL IS UTILIZEDSHOWS APPLICATION OF THE VENTURI PRINCIPLE,METERING. ATOMIZATION, VAPORIZATION AND THEOPERATION OF CARBURETOR CIRCUITS (FLOATS,LOW SPEED. HIGH SPEED. ACCELERATOR PUMP,AND CHOKE).

CAROSOARO COW, THE


PRODUCER USDA


DEPICTS, THROUGH THE EYES OF A LITTLE GIRL.THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTIONIN AGRICULTURE. SHOWS HOW THE RESULTS, BY.PRODUCTS, AND BENEFITS OF AGRICULTURAL RE. 'SEARCH AFFECT BOTH TOWN AND CITY.

CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION


PRODUCER USMESA


TEACHES THE CORRECT METHOD OF CARDIOPUL-MONARY RESUSCITATION. SERVES AS A MEANSFOR REVIEWING AND REINFORCING BASIC TECH-NIQUE PREVIOUSLY TAUGHT AND PRACTICED ATTRAINING SESSIONS.


RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4E00 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN °STAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

CARE AND USE Of A PERMISSIBLE FLAME SAFETYLAMP, THE

26 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1987

PRODUCER USBM


PORTRAYS A BRIEF HISTORY AND EARLY USE OFTHE FLAME SAFETY LAMP, A DEVICE USED FOR DE.TECT1NG THE PRESENCE OF METHANE GAS ANDOXYGEN DEFICIENCY IN UNDERGROUND MINEs INADDITION, EXPLAINS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THELAMP AND HOW IT WORKS

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4600FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313 AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

CARE AND USE Of HAND TOOLS-A SERIES

6 I6MM FILMS, OPT, SD

PROOUCER USA

TIt'LE NO 0047311/RL

BARS. PUNCHES, AM DRIFTS

CHISELS

HACKSAWS

HAMMERS

PLIERS AND SCREW DRIVERS

WRENCHES

1954

SALE

I 5M:N

I2MIN

I8MIN

LIMN

I5MIN

- I9MIN

CARE OF A TRACTOR


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE DAY-BY-DAY OPERATING CARE OFA TRACTOR, EMPHASIZING THE IMPORTANCE OFPERIODIC INSPECTIONS. DESCRIBES PARTS OF THETRACTOR, INCLUDING C-AjLING, FUEL, AND IGNI.710N S :STEMS

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. EQUIPMENT MAIN-TENANCE, NO. 6

CARE Of LABORATORY ANIMALS

60 FR, 35mm FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1953


TITLE NO 200400/RI, SALE

EXPLAINS METHOOS,FOR HANDLING. HOUSING, ANDFEEDING SMALL LABORATORY ANIMALS

mom THE BASIC LABORATORY TRAINING FORNONPROFESSIONAL WORKERS SERIES'

CARE Of THE CARDIAC PATIENT


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NG 200525/AL RENTAL SALE

DETAILS NURSING CARE GIVEN TO A CARDIAC PA.TIENT, INCLUDING COMFORT. REST, SI EEP. DIET,FEEDING, ELIMINATION, CLEANLINESS. AND DIVER-SIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE US PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE

FROM THE NURSING SERIES

CARE Of THE NEWBORN BABY - THE NURSE'S ROLEIN INSTRUCTING THE PARENTS

31 MIN. 16MM FILM, OP.. SD, B&W 1944

fwavaR uSiDEZIOVS:; t. NENE,4i. SALE

EAPLJVHS THE NUT-SEli :10,K;TioNS A:10 DUTIES INTEACHING PAREN S 'TO A1 FOR NEWBORNBABIES SHOWS WHAT THE NURSE CAI4 IN THEHOME, CLINIC, AND HOSPITAL DE SCPWEv HOW 10HOLD, DE1ViS, [LITHE. AND FEED A BAT/SERVICE.

FROM THE NURSING SERIES PRODUCE') IN (XX).PERATION WITH THE U S PUBLIC HEALTh

CAU Of THE PATIENT WITH DIAIKTE6 MELLITUS -COMPUCATEO

73 MIN. thtAM F.M. OPT SO. B&W 1945

bol'AJCEN JSOE

TITLE NO 204663.'Pl. RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS THE NURSE S noLE IN THE DIAGNOSISAND TREATME iT OF COMA AND INSULIN SHOCKPESCRIBES THE. ROLE OF IHE NURSE. DOCTOR, DI.ETICIAN, ANR'PSYCHIATNIST IN ASSISTING PA.TIENT TO DENLLOP A HEALTHY mENrAk. ATTITUDE.TOWARD 1-1!,C COIVOITION.PROWCEh kr.1 COOPERATION WITH THE U S PUBLICIlF,ATh sEtwice

FROm THE NURSING SERIES

CAM OF THE PATIENT WITH DIASETES MELLITUSUNCOMPLICATED


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS SYMPTOMS OF DIABETES AND How THENURSE TEACHES THE PATIENT TO ADMINISTER INSULIN INJECTION, REGULATE DIET, AND MAXE THEBENEDICT TEST FOR SUGAR IN URINE

:k PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE

FROM THE NURSING SE RIES

CARE Of THE PATIENT WITH HYDROCEPHALY

24 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 INAUDIOTAPE. COL

' PRODUCER PSHTS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 001506/RL

1967

SALE

DESCRIBES PATIENT CARE ILLUSTRATES ANATOMYOF THE HEAD AND SPINAL CORD DISCUSSESCAUSES AND DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES.

CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED BY HOSPITALCORPSMEN - CHAIN OF ASEPSIS

28 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES IMPORTANCE or STERILE LINENS,PRE-OPERATIVE PREPARATION OF THE PATIENtSCRUB TECHNIQUE, PREPARATION OF THE OPERAT.ING ROOM. CHAIN OF ASEPSIS DURING THE OPER.ATION.

CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED BY HOSPITALCORPSMEN-A SERIES

3 16MM FILMS. OPT SD 946

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 002698/RI SALE*

dONCERNS VARIDUS CONSIDERATIONS NECES.SARY IN A MILITARY HOSPITAL DEALS WITH PROB.

MS COMMON TO MEN IN LARGE HOSPITALS.

RODICED BY U S NAVY. 1944 RELEASED BY U SFFICE OF EDUCAION, 1946

CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED BYHOSPITAL CORPSMEN CHAIN OFAUPSIS MAIN

2OMIN

13MIN

ENEMAS

LUMBAR PUNCTURE

CAREER EDUCATION

159 2 X 2 SLIDES. 1/4 IN AUDIOTAPE. COL 1973

PRODUCER USOE


REVIEWS BRIEFLY THE NEED FOR CHANGE IN THEAMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM ILLUSTRATESAPPROACHES TO THE NEEDED CHANGE EXPLAINSTHE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF CAREER EDUCA-TION

SCRIPT INCLUDED

CLEARED FOR TV

NATIONAL AUDIOVISUALCENTER

. . a public serviceot lour government

CA.REKR JOB OPPOPY4P4I1'Y-A MRIES

31 16MM FILMS, DPI

F-RODUO:RUSOLMP

Id: NO 007121/PL SALE

PRESENTS ON-THE,JOEJ KEW; INFORMATION ON1HE NATURE AND VARIETY .OF OPPORTUNII IESIN THI: CATEOOPIES LINDER CONSIDERATION

128

1 3

APPLYING FOR A JOB

AT MY AGE

BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATORS

COOKS AND CHEFS

COUNSELOR, THE

HARDEST WORKING; DOLLAR, THE

HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN

INDIAN TO INDIAN

JOB DEVELOPER, THE

JOB STORY

JOBS IN AUTOMOTIVE TRADES

JOBS IN BAKING

JOBS IN COSMETOLOGY

JOBS IN DRAFTING

JOBS IN HOTELS AND MOTELS

JOBS IN THE HEALTH FIELD

JOSS IN WELDING

MACAINE TRADES

MDTA BUILDING TOWARD A JOSFUTURE

NAME Of THE GAME. THE

NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS. THE

OPPORTUNITIES IN CLERICAL WORK

OPPORTUNITIES IN BALES AND MR-.CHANDISING

Palk ALFREDO

SHEET METAL TRADES

SKILLS FOR PROGRESS

THAT JOS INTERVIEW

THERE MUST BE A CATCH

TO FILL A NEED

WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME?

WORK SUPERVISOR, THE

CLEARED FOR TV

11MIN

,26MIN

7MIN

/MIN

15MIN

15MIN

aMIN

26MIN

IOMIN

22MIN

10MIN

7MIN

TOMIN

PAIN

11MIN

MIN

7MIN

7MIN

5MIN

27MIN

WIN

OMIN

11PAIN

MAIN

.9MIN

27MIN

16MIN

12MIN

27MIN

29MIN

erAIN

CAREERS IN NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND NUCLEAR ENGI-NEERING-A SERIES

2 16MM mS, OPT SD 1969

PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES NEW ATOMIC INDUSTRIES AND THE CA.REERS THEY HAVE CREATED IN NUCLEAR SCIENCEAND NUCLEAR ENGINEERING

HORIZONS UNLIMITED 37M1N

YOUR PLACE IN THE NUCLEAR AGE 213M1N

CAREERS IN OCEANOGRAPHY


PRCOUCER USN


PRESENTS THE CHALLENGE AND ADVENTURE OFOCEANOGRAPHY AND ITS VITAL IMPORTANCE TOTHE DEFENSE ANO ECONOMY OF THE U S

CARIES VACCINE PROSPECTS

10 MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT SD. COL

PRODUCER USNIDR SPONSOR USNmAC

TITLE NO 009433/RL

197.1

SALE

DISCUSSES THE STATUS OF CARIES VACCINE HE.SEARCH, DESCRIBES PAST WORK IN THE PURSUI1OF VACCINE AND EXPLAINS VARIOUS TECHNIQUESINCLUDES RECENT FmcmisINa WCFIK AI THESTATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT NUT lALOWHERE INJECTIONS 01 KILLED STREP10:10CCIIs,',MUTANS WEPE MADE INTO THE ,,LY.:T5 OfPAROTID GLANDS OF ANESTATVD 1AONKSTRESSES THE NEED FOR FURTHF', RF.SLAHCHBtFORE THE PROCEDURE CAN Bk IN MAN

cAncrno (RIPNOLE, THE

12 MIN, thMM no.i. OPT SD. COL 1969

PROLXVER LISVAD

rtrt.E.v 202450/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE DEEP DISSt:CTION OF ThE CA-!PI...NGLE_ USES A SERIES OF DRAWINGS TO

tiNOW ITS A.4AJO.1 STRUCTURES

PRODWED IN COOPERATION WITH I,.()YOLA UN,VERSI:Y SCHOOL OF DENTIS1RY

rROM THE ANA Tom:. (7E THE 14EAU ANO rt'ECKSERIES

CARPENTER, TIN


PRODUCER USOSHA


DESIGNZD TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDE IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THAWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE-LATED TO THE CARPENTER IN THE LONSHORE IN-DUSTRY.M SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED.

FROM THE [ONSHORE SAFETY AND HEALTHSERIES.

CARPENTRY, PT 01, MEASURING, MARKETING, ANDLEVELING TOOLS

III MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BEN 1965

PRODUCER USA

TITLE IVO 202500/ RL SALE

TEACHES THE USE, CAPABILITIES, CARE. AND MAIN-TENANCE OF THE CARPENTRY HAND TOOLS COM-MONLY USED FOR MEASURING, MARKING, AND LEV-ELING.

CARPENTRY, PT 02, CHOPPING A140 DRIVING TOOLS


PROD(cER USA


TEACHES THE USE, CAPABILITIES, CARE AND MAIN-TENANCE, AND SAFETY MEASURES PERTAINING TOTHE CARPENTRY HAND AND POWER TOOLS USEDFOR CHOPPING AND DRIVING.

CARPENTRY, PT 03, SAWING ANO DOPING TOOU

33 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 196F

PRODUCERUSA


TEACHES USE, CAPABILITIES. CARE AND MAINTE-NANCE, AND SAFETY MEASURES PERTAINING TOTHE HAND POWER TOOLS COMMONLY USED INCARPENTRY FOR SAWING AND BORING.

CARPENTRY, PT 04, PLANING AND CHISEUNI TOOLS


PRODUCER USA

TI)LE NO. 202563/ RL SALE

FEATURES AND USE OF BENCH PLANE AND FRAM-NO CHISEL AND DEMONSTRATION OF CLEANING,SHARPENING, SMOOTHING, OILING AND PROPERSTORAGE ARE SHOWN.

CANNER ACTION OFF KOREA

13 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRO04.10Eft USN

1954


SHOWS ACTIVITIES OF U S NAVY AIRPLANE CARRI-ERS DURING THE KOREAN WAR.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENC't.

CASE PON REGENERATION, THE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE IO. 002276/RL SALE

INTRODUCES THE CONCEPT OF REGENERATIVELIFE SUPPORT. SHC ' 1 WHAT IS NEEDED TO PRO-VIDE MEN WITH CLEAN FRESH AIR, DRINKABLEWATER, FOOD, PERSONAL HYGIENE, WASTE DIS-POSAL, TEMPERATURE, AND HUMIDITY CONTROL.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'LIVING INSPACE, PT 1, THE CASE OF REGENERATION.'

FROM THE LIVING IN SPACE SERIES.

USED AT THE U S ARMY LOGISTICS MANAGEMENTCENTER, FORT LEE, VA, TO DEVELOP EFFECTIVELOGISTICS MANAGERS. SHOWS HOW THE IMPOR.TANT ISSUES OF THE CASE IN POINT GROW OUT OFTHE DISCUSSION PROCESS, HOW DECISIONS AREREACHED AS TO PLAUSIBLE COURSES OF ACTIONTO RESOLVE THE EXISTING PROSLEM, AND THEDIFFERENT TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY THE IN-STRUCTOR TO OPEN AND GUIDE THE DISCUSSION.

CASE METHOD Of INSTRUCTION, THE, PT


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS HOW ONE INSTRUCTOR HANDLES A CASEDISCUSSION CONCERNING THE RELATIONSHIP BE-TWEEN THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF A SUPPLYDEPOT AND HIS EXECUTIVE OFFICER. THE INSTRUC-TOR ASSIGNS THE VARIOUS ROLES OF THE PER-SONS INVOLVED IN THE CASE TO THE STUDENTS INORDER TO MAXIMIZE CLASS PARTICIPATION IN THEENSUING DISCUSSION.

CASE METHOD OF INSTRUCTION, TM, PT 3


PRODUCEP USA

. TITLE NO. 203102/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW A.P1THER INSTRUCTOR HANDLES ASECOND CASE L.00USSING THE VALUE OF THECASE METHOD IN TRAINING EXECUTWES AND L0.GISTIC MANAGERS IN REITERATED.

C.f..", OF COMRADE T, THE

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, (PT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USOOD SPONSOR USA


TELLS OF A COMMUNIST AGENT WHO IS REPRI-MANDED BY HIS SUPERIORS FOR HIS FAILURE TOSECURE SECRET INFOR! 'ATION FROM INOUSTRIALPLANTS AND OF HIS eXPLANATION, THROUGHFLASHBACKS, OF SPECIFIC INSTANCES IF SW-CESSES AND FAILURES.

1955

CASE PLANNINS A110 REFERRAL OF CHILD ANNEAND NEGLECT


PRODUCER USNCCA


DISCUSSES THE CASE ILANNING AND MANAGE-MENT FROM BOTH PARENTS AND THE PROFES-SIONAL'S POINT OF VIEW. USES A CASE OF HIST0.RY TO EXAMINE PROCESS, PROBLEM, AND SOW'11ONS. EMPHASIZES THE INTERDISCIPLINARY AP-PROACH.

109 FRAMES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

FROM THE NIE CAN HELP SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

CASTING OF DENTAL GOLD ALLOYS THERMAL EX.PANSION TECHNIfy

16 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1951

PRODUCER USVA


SHOP '3 THE PREVENTION OF WARPAGE OF WAXPATTERNS, SELECTION AND ATTACHMENT OF THESPRUE, INVESTING, ELIMINATING THE WAX PAT-

INE TERN, AND MELTING AND CASTING THE ALLOY.

CASE 01 POINT, A

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1N9PRODUW USSITA

rine No. (r5S63/11L SALE

TELLS OF VARIOUS SERVICES AVAILABLE TO SMALLBUSINESS OWNERS FROM THE SMALL BUSINESSADMINISTRATION.

CASE MITHOO Of INSTRUCTION, THE, PT I

19 MIN 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W 1959

PP2DUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE FUNDAMENTALS, VALUE. AND APPLI-CATION OF THE CASE METHOD OF INSTRUCTION

CATALAN! TEST, MI6 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES A SIMPLE AND RAPID TEST FORDIFFERENTIATING CATALAN POSITIVE FROM CATA-LAN NEGATIVE ORGANISMS.

CATMT/IRIZATION Of TIE PARALYTIC PATIENT

5 MIN, IINIM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965


TIRE NO. 203724/RL SALE

SHOWS THE TECHNIQUES FOR CATHERIZNG APARALYTIC PATIENT AND PRECAUTIONS FOR PRE-VENTING INFECTION.

Colfax POLLOWIN24 MN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD. BEW

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 203750/RL &ILEDISCUSSES THE PURPOSE OF A CATHODE FOLLOW.ER AND DESCRIBES ITS IDENTIFYING FEATURES,EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF A RESISTOR AND

129

137

PACITOR IN THE PLATE CIRCUIT. SHOWS THEPHASE RELATIONSHIP OF THE INPUT AND OUTPUTSIGNALS, AND SOLVES PROBLEMS TO DETERMINEVOLTAGE AND POWER GAIN. SHOWS THE FRE-OUENCY RESPONSE AND REASONS FOR THE WIDEFREQUENCY RESPONSE.KINESCOPE.


CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE, THE


PRODUCERUSA


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF THE CATHODE RAY OS-CILLOSCOPE AND EXAMINES THE PRINCIPLES OFOPERATION, DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS OPERATINGCHECKS.

CATHOOE RAY TUNL THE - HOW IT WORKS

15 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, UW 1943

PROOUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE CONSTRUCTION AND FUNC-TION OF VARIOUS PARTS OF THE CATHODE RAYTUBE. EXPLAINS ELECTROSTATIC AND ELECTR0.MAGNETIC DEFLECTION AND HOW VARIED CUR-RENTS AFFECT THE POSITION OF THE SPOT OFLIGHT ON THE SCOPE.

CATHODIC POOTICTION - OPERATION ANO MAINTE-NANCE

24 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL ' 1967

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0094110/RL SALE .

SHOWS THE OPERATION AND MAINTENiNCE OFTHE TWO SYSTEMS OE CATHODIC PROACTIONUSED BY THE NAVY.

CATHOOIC PROTECTION FCIR INACTIVE SHIPS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE 140. 0094111/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW SNIPS, MELD IN INACTIVE STATUS,ARE PROTECTED FROM CORROSION BY CATHODICPROTECTION.

CATHOOIC PROTECTION PRINCIPLES AND SYSTEMS

26 MN, ItIMM FILM, OPT. SO. EMW

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES CATHODIC PROTECTION AS REGARDSTHE PREVENTION OF CORROSION ON UNDERWAT-ER MULLS OF SHIPS. EXPLAINS THE OPERATION OFCATHOOE PROTECTION SYSTEMS.

CAUU FOR CONCERN, A

23 MIN, 1IIMM FILM. OPT. SD. rAx,

PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES COMMUNITY FIE ATIONS EXISTING BE-TWEEN THE NAVAL TRAINING (.41NTER, BAINBRIDGEAND THE CITY OF BALTIMORE OURING PROJECTCAMP CONCERN.

1970

CAUSES MID PREVIIMON o MINE MIS AND EX-PLOSIONS


PRODUCER USBM


ILLUSTRATES AND EXPLAINS THE VARIOUS POSSI-BLE CAUSES OF MINE FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS,DEMONSTRATES AN ACTUAL EXPLOSION AT THEBUREAU OF MINES EXPERIMENTAL COAL MINESAND ILLUSTRATES METH JOS OF PREVENTION.

PURCHASEHS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPAM MENT OF INTERIOALMININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.,

CAUSES OF NEONATAL CARNORESPIRATORYMSS, TIM


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS COMMON CLINICAL MANIFES rATit.8 OFCAROKNIESPIRATORY DISTRESS IN Flit INFANTAND THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF EACr:.

62 SUDES. 1 AUDOCASSSETTE, 2-TRACK, M04"0,

CAUTION WARS TURBULENCE

15 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1973

PROOUCFR USF AA


ILLUSTRATES THE PHENOMENON OF WING TIP VOR-TICES, HOW THEY ARE GENERATED. WHAT GENER-ATES THEM, THEIR EFFECTS ON LIGHT AIRCRAFT,AND SUGGESTS PILOT ACTIONS ON HOW BEST TOAVOID THEM.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'WAKE TURBULENCE (REV).

CLEARED FOR TV.

CAVITY PREPARATION


PRODUCER USN


COMPLETE OPERATION SUPPLEMENTED BY ANIMAT-ED MODELS SHOWING CLOSE VIEWS AND CAVITYFOR MS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1948. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FROM THE OPERATIVE DENTISTRY SERIES. NO. 2

CAVITY PREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTHCOLORED MATERIALS

11 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD - 1976

PROOL/CER USDOEN


DEMONSTRATES THE MOTOR SKILLS INVOLVED INEACH PROCEDURE AS SEEN FROM THE OPERATOR'S VIEWPOINT. SHOWS CHANCED TECHNIQUES.

1 INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND 1 STUDENT'SMANUAL INCLUDED.

FROM THE. *PROJECT AOORDE SERIES.

CLASS I FACIAL PIT CAVITY PREPARA-Tie111 FOR AMALGAM

CLASS I OCCLUSAL CAVITY PREPARA-TION FOR AMALGAM

CLASS I OCCLUSO-LINGUAL CAVITYPREPARATION FOR AMALGAM

CLASS 11 MISIO-OCCLUSAL CAVITYPREPARATION FOR AMALGAM

CLASS III DISTAL CAVITY PREPARA-TlatoreACIAL ACCESS) FOR TOOTH.

MATERIAL

CLASS HI DISTO-UNGUAL CAVITYPREPARATION FOR AMALGAM

CLASS III URINAL CAVITY PREPARA-T141164CONEAL ACCESS) FOR

0 MATERIAL

CLASS IV DISTO-INCISAL CAVITYPREPARATION FOR TOOTH-COL-MED MATERIAL

CLASS V &ITO-FACIAL CAVITY PREP-NATION FOR AMALGAM

CieV FACIAL CAVITY PREPARA-FOR TOOTH -COLORED MATE-

RIAL

ISOLATION OF A CLASS V FACIALLESION WITH A GINGIVAL RETRAC-TOR

CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL TV ONLY.

4MIN

5MIN

1ONIN

13MIN

9MIN

11MIN

14MIN

12MIN

MIN

5MIN

CAVI&PorratRATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH -MATERIALS, COMBINATION MODULE

11134

II MIN, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1976

PRODUCER USOOEN


IP:CLUDES THE FOLLOWING TITLES WHICH AREALSO AVAILABLE WPARATELY-'CLASS V DISTO-FACIAL CAVITY PREPARATION FOR AMALGAM' (13MIN) ANO 'ISOLATION OF A CLASS V FACIAL LESIONWITH A GINGIVAL RETRACTOR' (5 MIN).

FROM THE PRCVECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALS,

CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL TV ONLY,

CAVITY PREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTHCOLORED MATERIALS, COMINNATION MODULE114-V


PROOUCER USDOEN

nnE NO. 0077117/RL SALEINCLUDES THE FOLLOWING TITLES WHICH AREALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY..'CLAS8 I OCCLUSAL

CAVITY PREPARATION FOR AMALGAM' (5 MIN) AND'CLASS III DISTO-LINGUAL CAVITY PREPARATIONFOR AMALGAM (11 MIN).

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH.COLORED MATERIALS.


CAVITY PREPARATIONS FON AMALGAM AND TOOTHCOLMIED MATERIALS, COMINHATION MODULEP16-V


PRODUCER ADDEN

TITLE NO. 007711/RL SAL E.

INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING TITLES WHICH AREALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY-TAASS I FACIAL PITCAVITY PREPARATION FOR AMALGAM' (4 MIN,'CLASS I OCCLUSAL CAVITY PREPARATION FORAMALGAM' (5 MIN),_ 'CLASS I OCCLUSO-LINGUALCAVITY PREPARATION FOR AMALGAM' (10 MIN).'CLASS II MESIO-OCCLUSO CAVITY PREPARATIONFOR AMALGAM' (14 MIN), 'CLASS III DISTOLINGUALCAVITY PREPARATION FOR AMALGAM' (11 MIN), AND'CLASS V DISTO-FACIAL CAVITY PREPARATION FORAMALGAM' 3 MIN).

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-OPED MATERIALS.


CAVITY PREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH -COLORED MATERIALS, COMOINATION MODULEP16-V


PROOUCER USDDEN

TITLE NO.1:47769IPL SALEINCLUDES THE FOLLOWING TITLES WHICH AREALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY-'CLASS III DISTALCAVITY PREPARATION (FACIAL ACCESS) FORTOO1H-COLORED MATERIAL' (5 MIN), 'CLADS III

MESIAL CAVITY PREPARATION (LINGUAL ACCESS)FOR TOOTH-COLORED MATERIAL' (9 MIN), 'CLASS IVDISTO -INCISAL CAVITY PPriPARATION FOR TOOTH-COLORED MATERIAL' (15 MIN), 'CLASS V FACIALCAVITY PREPARATION FOR TOOTH-COLORED MATE-RIAL' (9 MIN). AND 'ISOLATION OF A CLASS V FACIALLESION WITH A GINGIVAL RETRACTOR' (5 MIN).

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALS.


CAVITY RESONATORS

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEM

PROOUCER USAF


DEFINES A CAVITY RESONATOR AND SHOWS THESTEP-BY-STEP DEVELOPMENT OF A CYLINDRICALCAVITY RESONATOR. EXPLAINS HOW THE PHYSICALDIMENSIONS AND SHAPE OF THE CAVITY DETER-MINE THE PRIMARY RESONANT FREQUENCY. EX-PLAINS THAT ENERGY IN A CAVITY IS COMPRISEDOF ELEC1RIC FIELDS AND MAGNETIC FIELDS, ANDSHOWS HOW TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN THE TWO.KINESCOPE,


CD EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AT THE MARSHALLSPACE FLIGHT CENTER

15 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 196,9

PRODUCER USOCD

TITLE NO. 204605/RL .SALE

INCLUDES BASIC ELEMENTS OF CIVIL DEFENSEPROGRAM, SUCH AS WARNING, SHELTERS, THEEMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM (EBS), RADIOLO-GICAL DEFENSE (IADEF), SHELTER MANAGERTRAINING, COMMUNICATIONS, COMMUNITY SHEL-TER PLANNING, AND A SIMULATION OF PERSONSGOING TO SHELTER, SHOWS A MOCK ATTACK EX-ERGO* AT THE MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTERAT HUNTSVILLE, MABAMA,

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

CEC USN19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USN


OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITIES TO A GRADUATE EN-TERING THE NAVY CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS (CEC) INA PUBLIC WORKS BILLET

CELEBRATING TEDDY


PRODUCER USDAVA


DESCRIBES THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF PICSI-DENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT. FOCUSES OA ACOMPLEX INDIVIDUAL WITH SIMPLE CHARM.

130 138

CELESTIAL GUIDANCE !OR FIGHTER PILOTS

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BAW 1957

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES TECHNIQUES %ND r-r,XEDURES NEC-ESSARY FOR A FIGHTER PILOT TO DETERMINE HISEXACT LOCATION AND REACH HIS DESTINATIONWITH P N-POINT ACCURACY GUIDED ONLY BY THE

ARS

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE'WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

CELESTIAL MECHANICS ANS THE LUNAR PROSE


PRODUCER USNASA

nnE NO 205181IRL SALE

EXPLAINS THE 16 1/2 YEAR CYCLE Of THE MOON'SRISE AND FALL IN LATITUDE IN RELATIONSHIP TOTHE EARTH. DESCRIBES THE MECHANICS OF THEEARTH CIRCLING THE SUN IN A CIRCULAR ORBITWHILE THE MOCN REVOLVES AROUND THE EARTHIN AN ELLIPTICAL ORBIT. ANIMATED.

CELLULAR AND MOUCULAR ASPECTS Of MEIMMUNE RESPONSE

43 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPV SD. SSW 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO, 205750/RL SALE-

PRESENTS A LECTURE ON VARIOUS TYPES OFIMMUNE RESPONSES TO DIFFERENT CLASSES OFANTIGEN% AND EXPLORES THE CELLULAR AND MO-LECULAR EVENTS INVOLVED.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL PArNotome SERIES.

CEMENTATION PROPERTIES OF LUTING CEMENTS,MIXING TECHNIQUES, PULP PROTE9TION-


PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-CEMENTATION PROPERTIES OFLUTING CEMENTS MIXING .TECH NIOUES PULP PRO-TECTION. CASTING, DISPLACEMENT PROBLEMS,ETCHING TECHNIOUE. DISCUSSES THE PROPERTIESOF CEMENTS, INCLUDING-ZINC PHOSPHATE, SILI-COPHOSPHATE, ZINC EXIDE, EUGENOL DERIVA.TIVES, AND POLYCARBOXYLATE. SHOWS MIXINGTECHNIQUES. SHOWS ETCHING OF THE CASTING TOPROVIDE RELIEF AND PERMIT EATING.

CENTER OF THE EQUATION, THE

29.MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL*

PRODUCER USHRA

TITLE NO. 007919/RL

1977

SALE

RELATES THROUGH ACTUAL CASE HISTORIES HOWHOSPITALS THROUGH VARIOUS INNOVATIONS, IlkPROVED THEIR CAPABILITY-IN PROVIDING PR:MARYHEALTH CARE ON AN AMBULATORY BASIS

CENTERING SMALL STOCK


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 208050/RL RENTAL BALE

SHOWS THE TOOLS AND METHODS USED WHEN LO-CATING THE CENTER OF ROUND, SQUARE, ANDRECTANGULAR PIECES

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES, BENCHWORK, NO. 7,

CENTERING, EDGE GRINDING, AND BEVELING

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD. SSW 1014

PROOUCER USOE

nnE NO, 206075/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CENTER LENSES BY COL-LIMATOR, SET UP LENSES FOR EDGE- AND BEVEL-GRINDING IN A SINGLE TWO SPINDLE MACHINE,AND EDGE- AND BEVEL-GRIND LENSES.

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTMO.NSHIP SERIES.SPHERICAL SURFACES.

CENTRIC CHECK SITE PROCEDURE


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THAT THE CENTRIC CHECK BITE IS BASEDON THE PREMISE THAT A BORDER POSITION EXISTSAND CAN BE REPEATED AND REPRODUCED. DE-SCRIBES THE CENTRIC CHECK BITE PROCEDURE.FINALIZES THE CENTRIC RELATION RECORD BYVERIFYING THE PREVIOUS TENTATIVE POSITIONS.

CENTRIC RELATION POP COMPUTE DENTURES

10 MIN, 1031M FILM, OPT. SD, COL teltPROOLICER USVA


EXPLAINS REGISTRATION OF THE CENTRIC RELA-TION RECORD WITH WAX OCCLUSAL RIMS. DEMON-STRATES METHODS USED TO RETRUDE THE NANDI.BLE. DETAILS THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL CHARAC-TER OF THIS RECORD WITH DRAWINGS.

CENTRIFUGAL AIR CONOMONING EQUIPMENT PRI*.CIPUS AND OPERATIONS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE IVO. 206436/RL SALE

DESCRIBES OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF CENTRIFU-GAL AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT.

1969

CENTURY 3 - THE GIFT OF LIFE

Pe MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER USIA


EXPLORES SOME OF THE IMPORTANT AREAS OFCURRENT AND FUTURE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ANDDEVELOPMENT, PRESENTING LEADING PROFES-SIONALS IN SUCH ADVANCED FIELDS A.. ORGANTRANSPLANATION, IMMUNOLOGY, THE CREATIONAND USE OF ARTIFICIAL BODY PARTS, AND GENETICMANIPULATION. DISCUSSES THE SOCIAL AND ETHI-CAL CONSEQUENCES OF MAN'S EVOLVING ABILITYTO CONTROL OR DRASTICALLY ALTER HIS OWNBODY.


CERAMIC FUEL FABRICATION DEVELOPMENT FORPNTR


PRODUCER USA EC

TITLE NO. 001941/ L SALE

GIVES A DETAILED TECHNICAL EXPLANATION OFTHREE PROCESSES DEVELOPED BY HANFORD LAB-ORATORIES FOR THE FABRICATION Of UO-2 FUELELEMENTS uSED IN THE PLUTONIUM RECYCLE TESTREACTOR (PRTR).

CERAMICS IN SPACE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE IVO. 208759/RI

1001

SALE

USES CERAMICS AS A TYPICAL FIELD OF SCIENTIFICSTUDY TO SHOW HOW A GRADUATE STUDENT DE-VELOPS ACADEMIC ORIGINAL RESEARCH. INCLUDESSEARCHING SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE, DEFINING THEMINIM, DESIGNING, AND ANALYSING.

CERUELLAR CONNECTIONS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE CEREBULLAR ' " KIESAND OTHER CONNECTIONS Of THE Ct '1M.

SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH ANOTh ILE.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATK .. SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 08' FOR MORE INFORMA TION.

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRAT/CWSSERIES. PT 21.

CERTAIN SNEED Of MAN, A


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NAVAL AIR RESERVE CARRIER ATTACKWING 20 ABOARD THE U S S JOHN F KENNEDY.

CERTAIN DISTANCE, A


PNOOliallt USOA


COVERS BARK BEETLE DAMAGE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,RANGE INVENTORY IN COLORADO, SMOG DAMAGETO FORESTS IN CALIFORNIA, AND FOREST INvEN.TORY IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY USING INITIALPHOTOS FROM THE APOLLO IX SPACE ORBIT. THE'FILM CAN ALSO SE USEFUL IN A GENERAL INTRO-DUCTION TO THE SUBJECT Of REMOTE SENSINGFROM AIRPLANES.

CERTIFICATION OP CLASS I LAMINAR FLOW 110.LOGICAL SAFETY CANUTE


PRODUCER USOBEC

TITLE NO 009771/141. SALE

TEACHES THE VIEWER HOW TO CERTIFY A CLASS 2BIOLOGICAL SAFETY CABINET. TO ACHIEVE MAXI-MUM PERSONNEL AND PRODUCT PROTECTION INITS USE. DESCRIBES THE NEED, PURPOSE, FRE-OUENCY, EOUIPMENT, AND PROCEDURES FOR CER.TIFICAT ION.

WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 71 SLIDES.STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED. MADE IN COOPERATIONWITH THE COW CHEMICAL CO.

CHALK TALK ON ALCOHOLISM


PROOLICER USN


PRESENTS A LECTI1-.E BY FR JOSEPH C MARTIN, AROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST OF THE ARCHDIOCESEOF BALTIMORE WHO HAS DONE EXTENSIVE WORKIN THE TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLISM. DISCUSSESTHE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL'S ATTI-TUDES TOWARD DRINKING AND EXPLORES THECAUSATIVE FACTORS WHICH LEAD TO ALCOHOLISM.EVALUATES DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO THETREATMENT Of THE DISEASE. EXAMINES THESYMPTOMS Of ALCOHOLISM AND PROVIDES STA-TISTICAL INFORMATION ON ITS SOCIAL IMPACT.

THE CONTRALT BETWEEN THE NAVY AND FRJOSEPH C MARTIN, WHO MAKES THE PRESENTA-TION, ALLOWS RELEASE OF THE FILM ONLY TO ELE-MENTS OF FEDERAL, STATE, MUNICIPAL ANDLOCAL GOVERNMENTS (INCLUDING PUBLIC EDUCA-TONAL INSTITUTIONS) ACTING IN A GOVERNMEN-TAL AND NONPROPRIETARY FUNCTION.

CHALLENGE Of IDEAS, THE

31 MIN, tOMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1961

pRODUCER US000


ANALYZES THE BASIC IDEOLOGICAL DIFFERENCESBETWEEN 'THE AMERICAN WAY' AND THE COMMU-NIST STATE. DESCRIBES THE OBJECTIVES ANDTECHNIQUES USED BY THE USSR TO INFLUENCETHE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD. AND EMPHASIZESTHE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING THE U 8 STRONGSPIRITUALLY AND MORALLY.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES VOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

clud.uoloa Of THE FUTURE29 MIN, 16MM FILM, opt. So. COL

PRODUCER USERDA


REVIEWS THE PROBLEMS AND OPTIONS WHICHFACE THE U S IN MEETING THE GROWING ENERGYCRISIS. DEMONSTRATES THAT WITH THE ESCALAT-ING COST OF PETROLEUM AND THE DIMINISHINGSUPPLY, WE MUST SHIFT TO OTHER SOURCES OFENERGY FOR THE FUTURE. VISITS THE LASORATO-RIES AND PILOT PLANTS IN THE ENERGY RE-SEARCH NO DEVELOPMENT CENTERS ACROSSTHE COUNTRY. PRESENTS THE WORK OF SOLAR,GEOTHERMAL, AND ADVANCED ENERGY SYSTEMS,NUCLEAR ENERGY, ENERGY CONSERVATION, ENVI-RONMENT, AND SAFETy.

1975

CHALLENGE OF THE UNKNOWN, TIN

25 MIN, 1 tIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1967

PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS AIR FORCE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ACTIVI-TIES ON MATTER, ENERGY, LIFE, AND THE ATOM.MINTS OUT THE WONDERS Of SCIENTIFIC DEVEL.OPMENTS. DESCRIBES PROGRESS IN MISSILE, AIR-CRAFT, AND SPACE PROJECTS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

C; ait OF TOMORROW, ma SUPPLYMIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE CHALLENGING RESPONSIBILITIES OFTHE SUPPLY CORPS OFFICER.

1970

CHALLENGE OF UNANSWERED QUESTIONS, IKE

16 MIN, 16MM FILM,OPT. SO, COL 19118

PROOUCER USNASA


PRESENTS THE DRINCIPAL FEATURES OF THEAURCRA-ONE Of THE MOST MYSTERIOUS AND

131 139

FASCINATING OF NATURAL PHENOMENA. SHOWSTHE THEORIES OF ITS CAUSE AND THE INSTRU.MENTS AND TECHNIOUES USED IN STUDYING IT.SHOWS THE LIFE AND EXPERIENCES OF A GRADU-ATE STUDENT WORKING UNDER DR. SYDNEY CHAP-MAN AT THE GEOPHYSICAL INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITYOF ALASKA.

CHANCE TO U SOMEBODY, A

20 MIN', 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USOE0


DESCRIBES A STAFF AND TEACHER RECRUITINGFILM DESIGNED FOR COMMUNITY PUBLIC RELA.TIONS AND TRAINEE RECRUITING. ALSO SHOWSTHE RESIDENTIAL ACTUALITIES Of A JOB CORPSCENTER.

CHANGING


PROOUCER USNIMH


DEMONSTRATES THE QUALITY Of LIFE AS ITSIMPACT IS FELT BY A YOUNG FAMILY TRYING TOREORIENT THEMSELVES IN A SOCETY Of CONFLKAING STANDARDS AND VALUES, SHOWS HOWTERMS SUCH AS HARDHAT, HIPPIE, SOUARE, ANDSTRAIGHT ARE UNCLEAN FOR THE PERSON TRYINGTO FIND A SUITABLE LIFESTYLE. PUTS THE DRUGOUESTION IN PERSPECTIVE AS IT RELATES TOADULTS AND THE TOTAL SOCIETY.


miasopia mu OF TIM itermucron, THEIt MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL. 1975

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. COOMSUAL SALE

ADDRESSES A CONTINUING NEED FOR EARLY IM-PLEMENTATION Of ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONALTECHNIQUES, DEVICES, AND METHODOLOGIES INAIR FORCE TRAINING TO HELP INCREASE TRAININGEFFECTIVENESS AND MINIMIZE TRAINING COSTS.ASSISTS TRAINING PERSONNEL IN THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES INVOLVED IN DESKINING, CON-DUCTING, AND MANAGING INSTRUCTIONAL SYS-TENS.

CHARACTERISTICS OF CRYSTALS

31 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, BIM

PRODUCER USAF


STUDIES FREQUENCY STABILITY AND THE USE OfTHE CRYSTAL CONTROLLED OSCILLATOR IN OB-TAINING STABILITY. DESCRIBES THE PIEZOELEC-TRIC EFFECT OF CRYSTALS BY TYPE AND THE RE-LATIONSHIP BETWEEN CRYSTAL. THICKNESS ANDFREQUENCY. SHOWS VARIOUS CRYSTAL CUTS. DIS-CUSSES THE '0' Of THE CIRCUIT AND THE PHYS.ICA!. DIMENSIONS AND ELECTRICAL CHARACTER'S-TICS Of A TYPICAL CRYSTALKINESCOPE.

CHARGING AND OPIHATING A CUPOLA


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 20111118/RI. RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES ESSENTIAL PARTS Of THE CUPOLA.LISTS STEPS TO FOLLOW IN FIRING, CHARGING ANDOPERATING A CUPOLA AND EXPLAINS THE CYCLEOf OPERATIONS INVOLVED IN THE MELTING PRO-CESS.

FROM THE FOUNDRY WORK SERIES. MELTINGPRACTICE.

CHARGING STORAGE BATTERIES

16 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 210060/R1. SALE

EXPLAINS THE CHARGING, CARE, AND PREPARA-TION Of STORAGE !BATTERIES. DISCUSSES CON-STANT VOLTAGE METHODS ANO MOOIFICATIONS.


343

CHARTED MAROONS AN INTERNATIONAL ASSET

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OpT. 50, COI. 1172

9/40DUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0061118/R1. SALE

SHOWS HOW THE U 3 ASSISTS LATIN AMERICANCOUNTRIES TO IMPROVE THEIR HARBORS FOR EX-PANSION Of MARITIME TRADE AND INCREASEDECONOMIC BENEFITS.

CHARTING TNE OCEANS

26 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1972

PROOUCER USN


SHOWS THE HISTORY OF CHARTS. SHOWS HOWTHE NAVY MAKES THEM AND THE IMPORTANCE OFCHARTS TO MARINERS.

CHARTS

111 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIM 1942

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE MEANING, ADVANTAGES, AND LACTATIONS OF MERCATOR, GNOMONIC, AND LAMBERTCONFORMAL PROJECTIONS.

FROM THE NAVIGATION SERIES.

CHECKING AND REPLACING A FLOAT VALVE


PROOUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS OF TWO BASIC TYPESOF FLOAT VALVES-HIGH-SIOE FLOAT AND LOW-SIDEFLOAT. EXPLAINS HOW TO CORRECT TROUBLES INBOTH TYPES AND HOW TO REPLACE A HIGH-SIDEFLOAT.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICES SERIES. CO-MESTIC UNITS, NO. 6.

CRICKING THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK AND SERVICE AN OVER-HEATED MOTOR IN A DOMESTIC REFRIGERATOR,REPAIR A STALLED CAPACITOR MOTOR AND AN RIMOTOR, AND REPAIR THERMOSTATIC MOTOR CON-TROLS.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. DO-MESTIC UNITS, NO. 9.

mama ma rams, PT 1, GENERAL inteouni17 MIN. 11MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W 1945

PRODUCER U806

TITLE tiCt 211100/RL RENTAL

EXPLAINS HOW TO INSTALL GAGES IN A WM TICREFRIGERATOR, CLEAN THE CONDENSER AN OILTHE MOTOR OF AN OPEN-TYPE REFRIGERA fONUNIT, _AND CHECK OPERATING PRESSURES, COM-PRESSOR PERFORMANCE, AND TEMPERATURERANGE OF THE COOLING UNIT.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. DO=MESTIC UNITS, NO. 1.

CHECKING THE SYSTIM, PT 2, TROUKE SHOOTING

17 MIN, 101AM FILM, OPT SD, SAW 1945

PROOUCER USOE

RTLE NO 211101/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO DETERMINE CAUSES OF SEVER-AL COMMON REFRIGERATION TROUBLES, SUCH AS'UNIT WILL NOT RUN,"UNIT RUNS CONTINUOUSLY,''IMPROPER REFRIGERATION OF FOOD, BUT UNITFREEZES ICE CUBES.'

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. 00-MESTIC UNITS, NO. 2.

CHECKMATE ON THE HUDSON


PRODUCER USOAVA


DEPICTS THE TWO BATTLES OF SARATOGA ANDTHE SURRENDER OF A BRITISH ARMY TO AMERI-CAN FORCES THERE. DWELLS ON THE FULL SIGNIFI-CANCE OF SARATOGA TO THE AMERICAN REVOLU-TION

CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION TREATMENT PLANT WITHTWO4TAGE DIGEST/ON

63 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, ILEW 1950

PROOUCER URNS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 212000/RL FILE

OESCRISES EQUIPMENT USED IN CHEMICAl PRE-CIPITATION PLANTS FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT.

FROM THE MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENTPLANTS SERIES.

CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION TREATMENT PLANTSWITH TWO STAGE DIGESTION

7 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, B&W 1950



DESCRIBES EQUIPMENT USED IN CHEMICAL PRE-CIPITATION PLANTS FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT

83 FRAMES

FROM THE MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENTPLANTS SERIES,

CHEMICAL SAFETY IN AERIAL APPLICATION


PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO. 21229SURL SALE

EXPLAINS THE CARE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TOBE USED IN HANDLING TOXIC CHEMICALS USED IN

. AERIAL APPLICATION.

CLEARED FOR TV.

cHESS - cowmen HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL sun-WILIAM= SYSTEM


PRODUCER USEPA

TITLE NO 004655/RL SAI E

OFFERS AN OVERVIEW OF THE ENVIRtAMENTALPROTECTION AGENCY'S COMMUNITY HEALTH ANDENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM. EVALU-ATES EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS, OB-TAINS HEALTH INTELLIGENCE FOR NEW STAN-DARDS, AND DOCUMENTS THE HEALTH BENEFITSOF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL,

CHEST TRAUMA - FLAIL CHEST WIN NINOPNIU-NOTHORAX

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1974

PROOUCER WSUSM SPONSOR USHMAC


PRESENTS THE STUDENT WITH A CLINICAL EMER-GENCY ROOM PROBLEM LEADING HIM THROUGH DI-AGNOSIS AND EARLY'AND LATE MANAGEMENT. EX-PLAINS THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE TRAUMAT- .4IC LESION AND SHOWS HOW AN UNDERSTANDINGOF THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY ENABLES HIM TOTREAT THE PATIENT PROPERLY.INCLUDES 40 2X2 COLOR SLIDES, ACCOMPANYINGAUDIOCASSETTES WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIG-NALS, 1 BOOKLET, AND 1 SUPER OMM MOTION PIC-TURE, REEL NAG SO, COL. PREVIOUSLY THIS HASBEEN LISTED AS 'FLAIL CHEST WITH HEMOPNEU-MOTHORAX.'

CHICK EMBRYO TECHNIQUES


PRCOLICER USPHS SPONWR USIIMAC


\ DEMONSTRATES METHODS OF USING CHICK EM-\ IIRYOS IN VIRUS AND RICKETTSIA LABORATORY\ PROCEDURES, INCLUDING INCUBATING AND CAN-

°LING, DRILLING AND OPENING SHELLS, INOCULAT-,ING, WINDOWING, INCUBATING, AND HARVESTINGGHRIOALLANTOIS, ALLANTOIC FLUID, AMNIOTICF4pip, YOLK, AND EMBRYO. RECOMMENDED FORPFESSIONAL USE.

CHIEF% THE - TIN SENIOR ENLISTED PERSONNEL OFTHE U S NAVY

2p9:011;:t.;IMM FILM, OPT SO, COL

R USN


PRESENTS A STUDY OF SENIOR ENLISTED PERSON-NEL %BOARD THE UN CALIFORNIA AT SEA. DE-SCRIBES THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CHIEF PETTYOFFICER TO THE CAPTAIN, JUNIOR OFFICERS, ANDENLISTED PERSONNEL, AND THE ATTITUDES OFTHE CPO AND HIS FAMILY TOWARD A NAVYCAREER.

1975

CHILD ARM AND NEGLECT WHAT THE EDUCATORINES


PRODUCER USNCCA


DEPICTS PHYSICAL AND BEHAVIORAL INDICATORSOF CHILD ABUSE, CHILD NEGLECT, AID CHILDSEXUAL ABUSE WHICH CHILDREN ARE LIKELY TODISPLAY IN A SCHOOL SETTING. DISCUSSES THEUNIOUE VANTAGE POINT OF TEACHERS IN INDENTI-FYING AND RESPONDING TO ENDANGERED CHIL-OREN,131 FP AMES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

FROM THE NE CAN HELP SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

132

CHILD WITH URINARY TRACT INFECTION, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES CLINICAL RECOGNITION OF URINARYTRACT INFECTION, DIAGNOSIS, INVESTIGATIVE PRO-CEDURES, AND MANAGEMENT. FOR EACH AGEGROUP, CITES THE CHARACTERISTIC PRESENTINGSYMPTOMS. SEX DISTRIBUTION, RovE OF INFE0TION,_INCIDENCE OF ASSOCIATED URINARy TRACTABNORMALITIES, AND RISK OF RECURRENCE OFURINARY TRACT INFECTION, OUTLINES METHODSOF OBTAINING URINE SPECIMENS AND ADVAN-T KIES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EACH.00 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WI TN AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS,OR WITH INAUDIBLE SIGNALS ONLY, 1 SCRIPT IN-CLUDED. DEVELOPED UNDER THE AUSPICES OFTHE AMBULATORY PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION ANDTHE AUDIOVISUAL COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCI-ATION OF MEDICAL scHoot. PEDIATRIC CHAIRMEN.

FROM THE PEDIATRIC AMBULATORY SERIES,

CHILD-PARENT CENTERS - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

10 MIN, 35MM FILMCgRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, L 1975

PRODUCER imam

TITLE NO. 0097116/RL emsSHOWS HOW THE CENTERS AIM TO'REACH DISAD-VANTAGED CHILDREN WHEN THEY ARE THREEYEARS OLD ANQ PROVIDE THEM WITH CONSISTENT,UNBROKEN INSTRUCTION THROUGH THE THIRDGRADE. EXPLAINS THAT 11 CENTERS WHICH OFFERUNIQUE INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS HAVE A BASIC;SKILLS ORIENTATION AND AIM AT DEVELOPINGPUPILS' USE OF LANGUAGE. SOME CENTERS UTIE'TIGHTLY STRUCTURED LINGUISTIC PROGRAMS. ANDOTHERS HAVE CHOSEN APPROACHES WHICHALLOW MORE PUPIL INCEPENDENCE. PARENTS AAEENCOURAGED TO SPEND TWO DAYS A MONTH ATTHEIR CENTERS IN MEETINGS.WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.62 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDBOOK,AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HANDBOOK. AFLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAM PROCESAAND AN OBJECTIVES-ACTIVITIES-ASSESSMENTCHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE RIGHT ro READ PACWAGES FOR EFFEC-TAT READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

CHILD/PARENT RELATIONSHIP

29 MIN, IIIMM FILMOPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER PARLTF SPONSOR USNIMH

TITLE NO. 00116731AL RENTAL

DISCUSSES INFANT STIMULATION AND GRAND-MOTHER/CHILD RELATIONSHIPS. SHOWS GAMESCHILDREN CAN PLAY WITH PARENTS SUCH AS SU-PERMARKET AND SHOE STORE SCENES___HOMEMATH ACTIVITIES, STORYTINE AND PUPPETRY,HELPING A WORKING MOTHER WITH COOKING, ANDSELF-HELP IDEAS.THIS FILM IS A COMPOSITE OF SELECTED SEG-MENTS FROM THE FIRST FIVE FILMS OF THESERIES.

FROM THE LOOK AT ME SERIES. NO. 6,

CLEARED FOR TV.

CHILDBIRTH AND MOLINE OF CHILD PATIENTS

69 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USREMS SPCWSOR USEESD


DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS PARTS OF THE FEMALEREPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM, THE BIRTH PROCE SS

EQUIPMENT, PAD SUPPLIES NECESSARY. SHOWSTHE ACTUAL DELIVERY OF A BABY UNDER FIELDCONDITIOPIS. DESCRIBES THE ILLNESSES AND IN-JURIES OF THE NEWBORN, _TOMER& AND EARLYSCHOOL AGE CHILDREN. DESCRIBES EMERGENCYCARE PROCEDURES AND THE SPECIAL BEDSIDEMANNER WHEN DEALING WITH CHII.DREN.


CHILLS ANO FIVER WHY?




EXPLAINS MIL CAUSE AND SYMPTOMS OF VIVAXMALARIA. ILLUSTRATES MAIARIA PARASITES IN THEBLOOD STREAM, THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE PARASITE,AND THE CHAIN OF MALARIA TRANSMISSIONTHROUGH THE MOSQUITO.

CHINVA4.1/1 RAMC COURSE


PROCKICER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED.

CIMITANJA SAINC COURSE (SAMPLSII)

1 AUDIOCASSETrES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER uSFSI

TITLE NO 004429/AL SALETEXT INCLUDED. ir

CHISELS

12 MIN, 16mM FILM, CIPT. SO, UW 1943

PROWCER USA

rinE NO 217560/ SALE

SHOWS THE VASOUS TYPES OF COLD CHISELS,AND DEMONSTR TES PROPER TECHNIQUES ANDSAFETY PRECAU IONS TO BE OBSERVED IN USINGTHEM.

FROM THE CARE AND USE OF HAND TOOLS SERIES.NO. 3

CHOICE STAKES

10 MIN, NIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USEPAP


DISCUSSES MAN'S DESIRE FOR A RICHER, FULLERMATERIAL LIFE WHICH INEVITABLY AFFECTS THEENVIRONMENT. SHOWS How MAN MUST LEARN TORECOGNIZE WHAT THE CHOICES ARE AND WHATHIS DECISIONS WILL COST HIM. ANIMATED.

MICE WILL N rams, THE22 MIN, tIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USAE

nra NO 004745/RL SALE

DIRECTED BY THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS. SHOWSVIEWS FROM THE SOURCE OF THE COLUMBIA INCANADA TO ITS MOUTH AT ASTORIA. SHOWS MANYPANORAMIC VIEWS OF TmE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC NI SOUTH Ingram

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, &LW 1966

PRODUXR USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS AN OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA IN SOUTHVIETNAM AND THE STEPS TAKEN BY A NAVY MEDI-CAL TEAM TO BRING IT UNDER CONTROL. FILMEDIN SAIGON, THIS FAST-PACED DOCUMENTARY FEA-TURES RESOURCEFUL METHODS OF TREATMENTPIONEERED BY RENOWNED CHOLERA EXPERT, CAP-TAIN ROBERT PHILIPS.

CHOLERA TODAY KOMI EVALUATION ANOTREATMENT

IS MIN, 141AM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1971

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS METHODS AND EQUIPMENT uSED IN EVALU-ATING AND TREATING CHOLERA PATIENTS IN THEPAKISTAN-SEATO CHOLERA RESEARCH LABORATO-RY IN DACCA, EAST PAKISTAN.

PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ;HE SOUTH-EAST ASIA TREATY ORGANIZATI00. CHOLERA RE-SEARCH PROGRAM, PAKISTAN.,

CHOLERA TOOAV PRACTICAL LASORATORV MAO-NOME (PRENCH)

15 MIN, MIMM FILM, OPT. 30, COL ISMPRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

mu No 0031164/RL SALE

SHOWS METHOOS OF TAKING SPECIMENS, TRANS-PORTING THEM TO A LABORATORY FOR CULTURES,AND IDENTIFYING THEM TO DETERMINE TREAT-MENT.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE AGENCYFOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

CHOLERA TODAY PRACTICAL LASORATORr MACHNOM

t MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 50, COL 1906

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USHMAC

TITLE No. 21/975/FIL SAL E

ILLUSTRATES PRACTICAL AND SIMPLE LAEORATO-AY TECHNIQUES THAT PROVE WHETHER ONE ISDEALING WITH CHOLERA OR NOT. THIS IS PER-FORMED WITH MINIMUM EQUIPMENT WHICHSHOULD BE AVAILABLE IN ANY COUNTRY.

CNOLUTATIC SYNDROME. TINI

20 Mt_ EN 36MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1974

PROOUMR AMGAST SPONSOR tKINMAC

ma NO 500254/FIL SALE

DESCRISES THE CLINiCAL FEATURES OF (MOLES-TATIC JAUNT:ACE AND THE INFORMATION WHICH IS

HELPFUL IN DIFFERENTIATING AMONG THE VAR-IOUS CAUSES OF THIS SYNDROME.

GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 27 FRAMES.

FROM THE Aa4 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC ExCRETORY FUNCTION CLINICAL.

CHOLESTEROL GALLSTONE FORMATION

15 MIN, 35mm FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1974

PRODUCER AMGAST SPONSOR usNMAC

TITLE No 009250/M. , SALE

DESCRIBES THE ABNORMALITIES IN BILE COMPOSI-TION WHICH LEAD TO THE PRECIPITATION OF CHO-LESTERCX. AND TmE FORMATION OF CHOLTEROLGALLSTONES. DISCUSSES THE USE OF T SMEARGRAPHS AND THE EFFECTS OF FASTING, HOLE-

1

YSTECTOMY, AND ORAL ADMINISTRATI OFHENODEOXYCHOLIC ACID ON BILE COMPO !PONND CHOLESTEROL SOLUBILITY.

UIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBL ADANCE SIGNALS. 21 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA aLusTAATED LECTURE SERI S.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION - CLINICAL.

CHOLESTEROL-LECITHIN FLOCCULATION TEST ØORSCHISTOSOMIASIS


PRODUCER uSNMAC

TITLE NO. 000377/RL SA EPRESENTS THE TECHNIQUE FOR pREPARING CLESTEROULECITHIN CERCARIAL ANTIGEN AND PERFORMING THE ANDERSON SCHISTOSOMA SLIFLOCCULATION TEST FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OFSCHISTOSOMIASIS. INDICATES NECESURY EQUIP-MENT AND REAGENTS AND SHOWS THE PREPARA:TION OF THE TEST ANTIGEN.

CHROMOSOME LASSUNG EY TRITIUM


PRODUCER 1,1BAEC SPONSOR USERDA

TITLE P.O. 001512/RL RENTAL SA..E

DISCUSSES THE ADVANTAGES OF TRITIUM OvEROTHER RADIOiSOTOPES AS LABELING MATERIAL INAUTORADIOGRAPHY.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL vALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AMD PULMONARY EMPHYSE-MA THE APPLICATION OP PHYSICAL MEDICINE

24 MIN, MIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER LEPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

nra P.O. 001511/AL SALE

REVIEWS POSTURAL DRAINAGE, BREATHING EXER-CISES, AND OTHER CLINICAL METHODS TO IN.CREASE TOLERANCE TO DAILY ACTIVITIES ANDPERMIT TmE PATIENT TO RETURN TO VOCATIONALPURSUITS.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE INSTITUTEOF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION, NEWYORK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER.

FROM THE CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND PULMONARYEMPHYSEMA SERIES.

Comm inoNcHms AND PULMONARY EMPHYSE-MA THE APPLICATION OP PHYSICAL MIDI-CNN.«

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, ca. 1965



FULL nra-ciNmcwic BROAOWTIS AND PULMON-MY EMPHYSEMA THE APPLICATION OF PHYSICALMEDICINE AND REHABILITATION, PT I. REVIEWSTHE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF CHRONICBRONCHITIS AND PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA. DE-SCRIBES AND DEMONSTRATES EQUIPMENT AND DI-AGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES USED IN TmE MANAGE-MENT OF THE PATIENT.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE INSTITUEOF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITAHON, NEWYORK uNIVERISTY MEDICAL CENTER.

FROM THE CHRONIC env:wain-Is AND PULMONARYEMPHYSEMA SERIES.

CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND PULMONARY IMPHYSIMA -A SIRES

2 11IMM FILMS, OPT. 30

PRODUCER UsPHS SPONSOR uSNMAC


REVIE4 THE PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OFCHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND PULMONARY EMPHYSE-MA. SHOWS CLINICAL METHODS TO INCREASE TOL-ERANCE TO ONLY ACTIVITIES AND PERMIT THE PA-TIENT TO RETURN TO VOCATIONAL PURSUITS.

133

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE INSTITUTEOf PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION, NEWYORK UNIVERSITY mECXCAL CENTER

CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND PULMON-ARY EMPHYUMA THE APPLICA-TION OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE ANO... 24MIN

CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AND PULMON-ART EMPHYSEMA 'ma APPLICA-TION OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE- 20MIN

CHRONIC INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS


PRODUCER uSNMAC

TITLE P.O. 007110 /AL

1976

SALE

REVIEWS NORMAL FUNCTIONAL PULMONARYANATOMY. DiSCUSSES MAJOR STRUCTURAL PAT-TERNS OF CHRONIC INSTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FI-B ROSIS AND THE HISTOLOGIC ALTERATIONS THATCHARACTERIZE THEM, MAJOR PHYSIOLOGicALCONSEQUENCES OF THE STRUCTURAL CHANGES,TYPICAL CLINICAL COURSE AND COMPuCATIONSOF CIPF, AND ASSOCIATED DISEASES AND ETILOGICFACTORS.

70 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2TRACK, _MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED. DEVELOPED BY THE ASSOCI-ATKIN OF PATHOLOGY CHAIRMEN IN COLLABORA-TION WITH THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISuALCENTER.


CHRONIC 01111111UCTWIL PULMONARY DISEASE

11 MIN. 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1976

PRODUCER USNMAC

\,;TLE NO. 006666/RL SALE

FINES CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DI&IN TERMS OF CLINiCAL, PHYMOLOGIC, AND

AN TOMIC FEATURES. DISCUSSES DIAGNOSIS AND.CLIIWICAL COURSE OF COPD, CHARACTERISTICS OFCH ONIC BRONCHITIS- TWO MAJOR TYPES OF EH-PH SENA, EFFECTS EMPHYSEMA ON THE PA-TIENT AND ON THE PULMONARY PHYSIOLOGY: ANDBRONCHIOLAR RESPONSES IN COM74 SUDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2TRACK, MONO.SCRIPT INCLUDED.

FRom THE MSC PATHOLOGY SERIES.

CNRONIC OGSTRyCTIVII PULMONARY DISEASE DIA-PHRAGMATIC BREATHING

7 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COI: ISISPRODUCER USIAMAt

ring P.O. 037744/RL SALE

METHODS F CORRECTING FAULTYIIS4glaill

ORING PATTERNS IN ORDER TO RESTORE

NORMAL USE OF THE DIAPHRAGM.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE INSTITUTEOF REHABILITATION MEDICINE, NEW YORK UNIVER-SITY MEDICAL CENTER, WITH THE AI0 OF A GRANTFROM REHABILITATION SERVICES ADMINISTRATION.

CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DOUSE -BREATHING PATTERNS


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS PATTERNS OF BREATHING AND HOW TOTEACH THEM TO A PATIENT WITH CHRONIC OMSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.

CHRONIC OSSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE DIA-PHRAGMATIC BREATHING

7 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL INSPRODUCER uSNMAC


SHOWS METHODS FOR CORRECTING FAULTYBREATHING PATTERNS OF THE PATIENT MTHCHRONK; OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.WITH THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF RESTORING NORMALUSE Cf THE DiAPHRAGM.

CHUCK WORK, PT 1, SETTNIO UP HEXAGON TURRETTOOLS

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W INSPRODUCBR usoa

TITLE P.O. 2111600/1IL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO uSE A POWER CHUCK,SET UP TOOLS FOR INTERNAL CUTS AND FOR MUL-TIPLE CUTS, AND SET Up FEED STOPS FOR THEHEXAGON TURRET.

FROM THE MACHNE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE TURRET LATHE, NO. 2.

CHUCK WORK IT I, SITTING UP TOOLS FOR COM-BINED COS

16 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE IVO 219726/RL RENTAL SALE

eXPLAINS HOW TO SET UP TOOLS FOR THESOUARE TURRET. MAKE COMBINED CUTS, SETCROSS-SLIDE AND CARRIAGE STOPS, SET UP THESPEED PRESELECTOR, AND PERFORM A SEQUENCEOF OPERATIONS EFFICIENTLY.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOPWORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE TURRET LATHE, NO 3

CICADA. THE

19 MIN. 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, RAW 1936

PRODUCER USDA


USES TIME LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO sHOW THELIFE CYCLE OF THE MYSTERIOUS SEvENTEEN.YEARLOCUST.

CIRCUIT TESTING WITH METERS AND MULTIMETERS,PT I, PRACTICAL APPLICATOR


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE METERS IN TESTINGTRANSFORMERS, CAPACITORS, RESISTORS, ANDTELEPHONE LOOP CIRCUITS.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY AND RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1952.

CIRCUMFERENTIAL INTRAMIRONAL TEMPIMARY 1111-MOBILIZATION TICIINIOUIL

13 MIN, 111MM FILM OPT. SD. COL 1966

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES STABILIZING LOOSE TEETH BY CIR-CUMFERENTIAL WIRING TO IMMOBILZE THE ENTIRESEGMENT OF TEETH. SHOWS HOW IT IS NOT ESTH.ETICALLY UNDESIRABLE BECAUSE THE WIRE IS UL.TIMATELY COVERED WITH RESIN.

CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT


PRODUCER USHUD


AIMS TO CAPTURE THE DYNAMICS OF CITIZEN IN-VOLVEMENT IN SHAPING EVENTS AT ALL LEVELS OFGOVERNMENT IN THE U S. FOCUSES ON A VARIETYOF DIFFERENT METHODS FOR ACHIEVING PARTICI-PATION.

CITY LITTER CARRIER

15 MIN, ISMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USPO SPONSOR USPOST


DEPICTS A DAY IN TA LIFE OF A 'MAIL MAN'.-HISROUTINE DUTIES AND DEDICATI.JN TO THE NEIGH.BORH000 HE SERVES.

CITY OF ROME INCIDENT


PRODUCER USN


DRAMATIZES HOW 37 MEN IN A SUBMARINE METTHEIR DEATH BECAUSE oF IMPROPER PLACEMENTOF RUNNING LIGHTS AND DISREGARD FOR RULESOF THE NAUTICAL ROAD.

PLANNING AREAS-INTELLIGENCE, PERSONNEL, LO-GISTICS, AND OPERATIONS

CIVILIAN APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES




SURVEYS THE TECHNIC4 PROGRESS MADE IN DE-VELOPING SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICA-TioNS FOR NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES ANALYZES TWOMODES Of APPLICATION FOR NUCLEAR EXPLO-SIVES FROM STUDIES OF 42 NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS


CIVILIAN GUARD SERVICES

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OpT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 224224/RL

1959

SALE

SHOWS SECURITY PROCEDURES AND DEVICESUSED WITHIN AND OUTSIDE MILITARY INSTALLA-

TIONS AND INDUSTRIAL PLANTS. DESCRIBESDUTIES Of STATIC, FOOT OR VEHICULAR PATROL,ESCORT AND RIOT GUARDS.

CLE VIED FOR TV.

CIVIUAN SAILOR THE STORY OP THESERVE


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE BENEFITS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTSPROVIDED BY THE U S NAVAL RESERVE AND AC-COUNTS FOR ITS ROLE AND IMPORTANCE IN THENATIONAL SECURITY.

NAVAL RE-

CLEARED FOR TV.

CLASS I FACIAL PIT CAVITY PREPARATION FOR.AMALGAM

4 IoN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD. COL *978

PRODUCER USDDEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS I FACIAL PIT CAVITy AMALGAM IN A MANI-KIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES

FROM THE PRCUECT ACORDE SERIES CAVITYPREPARATIONS .FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-OFIED MATERIALS


CLASS I OCCLUSAL CAVITY PREPARATION FORAMALGAM


PRODUCER USDDEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS I OCCLUSAL CAVITY FOR AMALGAM IN AMANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.

FROM THE PROJECT AOORDE SERIES. CAVITyPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALS.

1972 CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL TV ONLY.

CIVIL DISTURBANCE% PT 1, PRINCIPLES OF CON-TROL


PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUESOF CONTROL APP1JCABLE TO STAGED DEMONSTRA.TONS, PROFESSIONAL AGITATORS, PULL FORCERIOTS, LOOTING, ARSON, AND SNIPERS. DEALSWITH PREVENTIVE MEASURES TO RESTORE LAWAND ORDER DURING AND AFTER LARGE SCALE DIS-

TURSANCZIL

CIVIL DISTURSANCES, IPT 2, FLAMM Fat CONTROL

33 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPr. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS AN OVERALL VIEW OF THE ADVANCE PLAN.NINO NECESSARY FOR CONTROL OF CIVIL DISTUR.ISAWED BY LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AUTHORI.TIES. FOCUS IS PLACED ON THE FOUR MAJOR

CLASS I OCCLUSO-LINGUAL CAVITY PREPARATIONFOR AMALGAM


PRODUCER USDOEN

TITLE NO 007779/RI.

1978

SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS I OCCLUSO-LINGUAL CAVITY FOR AMALGAM IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCE-DUPES.

FROM THE PRCUECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALS.


CLAES II MEW04/CCLUSAL CAVITY PREPARATIONFOR AMALGAM

41 MIN, 18mm FILM, OPT SD, COL 1978

PROOUCER UsDOEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS II MESIOOCCLUSAL CAVITY FOR AMALGAMIN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4HANDED PROCEDURES

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALS

CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL TV ONLY

134

CLASS III DISTAL CAVITY PREPARATION (FACIALACCESS) FOR TOOTH-COLORED MATERIAL

9 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1976

PRODUCER USbDEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS III DISTAL CAVITY (FACIAL ACCESS) FORTOOTH-COLORED MATERIAL IN A MANIKIN SHOWS4-1-lANDED PROCEDURES

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL.ORED MATERIALS


CLASS III DISTO-LINGUAL CAVITY PREPARATION FOR

AMALGAM

11 MIN, 16MM FILM. OpT. SO, COL 1978

PRODUCER USDDEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS III DISTO-LINGUAL CAVITY FOR AMALGAMIN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.



CLASS III RENAL CAVITY PREPARATION (LINGUALACCESS) FOR TOOTH-COLORED MATERIAL

MIN, u)MM FILM, OPT. SD, COI. 1976

PRODUCER USDOEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PIEPARINGA CLASS III MESIAL CAVITY (LINGUAL AC(;ESS) FORTOOTH-COLORED MATERIAL IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS4-HANDED PROCEDURES.

FROM THE PROJECT ACORCE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOP AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALS.


CLASS IV DISTO-INCISAL CAVITY PREPARATION FORTOOTWCOLORED MATERIAL


PRODUCER USODEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS IV DISTO-INCISAL CAVITY FOR TOOTH-COL.(NED MATERIAL IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4.11ANDEDPROCEDURES

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL.(NED MATERIALS.


CLASS V DISTO-FACIAL CAVITY PREPARATION FOR

AMALGAM


PRODUCER USODEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS V OISTO-FACIAL CAVITY FOR AMALGAM INA MANIKIN SHows 4.HANDED PROCEDURES.


CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL TV ONLY. .

CLASS V FACIAL CAVITY PREPARATION FOR TOOTHCOLORED MATERIAL


PRODUCER USDOEN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARINGA CLASS V FACIAL CAVITY FOR TOOTH-COLOREDMATERIAL IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4HANDED PROCE-DURES.

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-VIED MATERIALS.

CLEARED FOR EDUCA NAL TV ONLY.

CLASS 4 GOLD FOIL

3 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO, 005566/RL SA LE

PRESENTS CAVITy PREPARATION AND TOOTH RES-TORATION. SHOWS HOW TO UTILIZE A WELL CON-DENSED, PROPERLY CONTOURED GOLD FOIL RES-ToRATION WAICH IS VERY DURABLE AND IS ClUITEACCEPTABLE TO THE PATIENT.

CLASSROOM AND CAFETERIA


PRODUCER USCHNO

TITLE NO. 009413E/RL SALE

SHOWS THAT SOME SCHOOL SYSTEMS HAVEFOUND WAYS TO BRING THE CLASSROOM ANDCAFETERIA CLOSER TOGEf HER. EXAMPLES OF THEKINDS OF NUTRITION INFORMATION ONE CANTEACH TO CHILDREN AT VARIOUS AGES ANO EDU-CATIONAL LEVELS ARE INCLUDED. PRESENTS IDEASON HOW TO ORIGINATE NUTRITION EDUCATION AC-TIVITIES IN THE SCHOOL.

FROM THE FOOD FOR rouni SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

CLEAN AIR IS A BREIZE AIRBORNE CONTAMINA/ION CONTROL THROWN LAMINAR AIN...




FULL TITLE: CLEAN AIR IS A BREEZE . AIRBORNECONTAMINATION CONTROL THROUGH LAMINAR AIRFLOW. ILLUSTRATES COMMON SOURCES OF AIR.BORNE CONTAMINATION TO SHOW THAT THEWORLD IS CON AMINATED BY A VARIETY OF AIR.DOANE PARTICLES. SHOWS THE DIFFICULTIES OFMANUFACTURING PRECISION DEVICES IN SUCH ACONTAMINATED WORLD, AND DESCRIBES EARLIERATTEMPTS TO CLEAN AIR FOR INDUSTRIAL PRO-CESSES. EXPLAINS THE THEORY AND BASIC OPER-ATING PRINCIPLES OF LAMINAR AIR FLOW SYS-TEMS. SHOWS THE VARIETY OF LAMINAR AIR FLOWMACES AVAILABLE, AND ILLUSTRATES THE APPLI.CATION OF SUCH DEVICES. TO INDUSTRIAL PRO-CESSES, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROB.LEMS, AND TO THE FIELD OF MEDICAL CURE ANDMEDICAL RESEARCH.

CLEAN HANDS

35 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE,COL 1970

PRODUCER USFDA


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE'S HANDS INFOOD PRODUCTION AND THE NEED FOR KEEPINGTHEM CLEAN AND SANITARY. HARRY, THE FOODPLANT WORKER, DEMONSTRATES HAND WASHINGTECHNIQUES. DESIGNED FOR IN.PLANT TRAININGOF FOOD PLANT EMPLOYEES AND FOOD HAN..DLERS.

CLEAN WAKE


matuaR USN


SPOWS METHODS AND EQUIPMENT USED TOHANDLE SOLID. GASEOUS, AND LIQUID SHIPBOARDWASTES TO PREVENT SHIP POLLUTION. DISCUSSESTHE RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY THE NAVAL SHIPRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER'S ANNAP-OLIS LABORATORY. SHOWS SAMPLING METHODSUSED TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF POLLUTANTTO BE HANDLED.

CLEANING EQUIPMENT AND CONTAINERS




DEMONSTRATES METHDDS FOR CLEANING ANDBACTERICIDAL TREATMENT OF CANS, BOTTLES,PIPING, AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FOLLOWING THEROUTINE OF FLUSH, SCRUB, RINSE, ANO STERILIZE.GUIDE INCLUDED. PRODUCED IN COOPERATIONWITH TIIE US OFFICE OF EDUCATION.

FROM THE SMALL MILK PLANT OPERATION SERIES.

CLEANING EQUIPMENT AND CONTAINERS (FRENCHI


PROOUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES METHODS FOR CLEANING ANDBACTERICIDAL TREATMENT OF CANS, BOTTLES,INPING,.AND OTHER LABORATORY EOUIPMENT FOL-LOWING THE ROUTINE OF FLUSH, SCRUB, RINSE,AND STERILIZE

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE US OFFICEOF EDUCATION.

FROM THE SMALL MILK PLANT OPERATION SERIES.

CLEANING IN Pima FOR PASTEURIZATION PLANTS




ILLUSTRATES A METHOD OF CLEANING MILK LINESBY CIRCULATING CLEANING SOLUTION THROUGH

THE PIPING SYSTEM INSTEAD OF DISASSEMBLINGAND INDIVIDUALLY CLEANING MILK PIPES

CLEANLINESS BRINGS Hum8 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1948

PRODUCER USOIAA


STATES THAT PERSONAL CLEANLINESS, CLEANFOOD, AND SAFE DISPOSAL OF EXCRETA ARE FIRSTSTEPS IN PROTECTING AGAINST DISEASE MI-CROBES IN THE HOME. COMPARES THE HABITS OFA CLEAN FAMILY WITH A CARELESS FAMILY ANI-MATED.

FROM THE HEALTH FOR THE AMERICAS SERIES.

CLEANUP

IS MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER US..I .


SHOWS SOME BASIC TOOLS FOR OIL REMOVAL INNAVY HARBORS. ALSO SHOWS VARIOUS TYPES OFEQUIPMENT USED TO CONTAIN AND CLEAN UP OILSPILLS, INCLUDING FIRE HOSES, PISTON FILM, AB-SORBENTS, BROOMS, AND SKIMMERS DISCUSSESTHE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EACHREPRESENTATIVE TYPE OF EOUIPMENT.

CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW A U S NAVAL RESERVE .VR SQUADRONON TWO WEEKS ACTIVE DUTY PERFORMS AN IM.PORTANT LOGISTIC TASK IN SUPPORT Cif U SNAVAL EFFORTS IN SOUTH VIETNAM.


CLIMB TO GLORY, Pt I

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. 134'.W 1963

PRODUCER USA

nnE No. 226875/RL SALE

TELLS HOW TI IC 4. "I'4 MOUNTAIN DWI! ION BROKETHROUGH THE INVINCIBLE GOTHIC LINE IN ITALY

FROM THE SIG PICTURE SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV.

CLIMB TO GLORY, PT 2


PROOUCER USA


SHOWS THE FINAL BREAKTHROUGH DV 10TNMOUNTAIN DIVISION IN ITALY DURING WORLD WAR

FROM THE 810 PICTURE SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV.

CLIMINNG AND WORKING ON POLES

25 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

PRODUCER USA

TITLE No. 003.100/RL

1960

SAI.E

SHOWS TESTING AND SUPPORTING POLES . CLIMB.ING. LEVELIN OFF, CIRCLING, ASSUMING wORK PO.SITION, DESCENDING - HOISTING, USE AND LOWER.ING TOOLS WHILE WORKING.

CLINICAL ASPECTS Of CHOLELITHIASIS14 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1914

PRODUCER AMOAST $P(AS,*OR USNMAC


DESCRIBES THE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CLINICAL FEA-TURES OF CHOLESTEROL CHOLELITHIASIS.GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 27 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION - CLINICAL.

CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE HIP

II MIN, 113MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DIAGNOSISOF HIP DISEASE AND ORTHOPEDIC REFERRAL OFPATIENTS FOR PROPER MANAGEMENT TO PREVENTPROGRESSION OF DISEASE. DEMONSTRATES FOURCOMPONENTS OF AN ADEOUATE EXAMINATION -EVALUATION OF GAIT, EXAMINATION 'OF FLEXIONCONTRACTURE AND ABDUCTION, ASO EVALUATIC':OF ROTATION.

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PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY scHoOL OF MEDICINE


CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CORRELATIONS OF ENZYMOLOGY, PT I


PRODUCER USNMAC


CATEGORIZES INDIVIDUAL ENZYMES ACCORDINGTO CLINICAL USEFULNES'i. DESCRIBES THE LONG-STANDING EN4YMES, ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE,AND AMULASE. DISCUSSES PRINCIPLES. METHODS,SENSITIVITY, AND SPECIFICITY FOR ACID PHOSPHO-TASE, TRANSAMINASE, ANO LACTATE DEHYDRO-GENASE.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.



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CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CORRELATIONS OF ENZYMOLOGY, PT 2


PRODUCER USNMAC


COMPARES THE GLYCOLTYTIC ENZYMES ALOOLASEAND PHOSPHOHEXOISOMERASE WITH LACTATE DE.HYDROGENASE (LOH) IN TERMS OF PATHWAYS OFGLUCOSE METABOLISM ORIGIN, METHCOOLOGY,AND CLINICAL APPLICATION. REVIEWS ISOENZYMESWITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO LOH.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EM'''Y UNIVER.SRN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL PAMMOGY SERIES.


CLINICAL PATHOLOOIC CORRELATIONS OF INZYMOLOGY, PT 3

31 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. SAW 1908

PReicycEN USNMAC

ma' NO. 226007/14L SALE

SHOWS ENZYMES r '10M THE THICARBOXYLIC ACIDCYCLES LISOCITRIC WHYDROGENASE AND MALICDEHYDROGENASE) AS YorLL AS HEXOSE SHUNT.

PROOUCED IN COOPERA1'ION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE KINESCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL PA Noway SERIES.

RECOMMENDED F)R PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC nomicAnous Of warm.LOGY, PT 4


PRODUCER USNMAC


REVIEWS 5-NUCLEOTIDASE, CREATININE PHOSPHO.KINASE, AND ENZYMES OF THE FORMED ELEMENTSOF BLOOD INCLUDING GLUCOSE 8-PHOSPHATE DE-HYDROGENASE. DISCUSSES DISEASES DIAGNOSEDTHROUGH ENZYME ANALYSIS.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-S4TY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.




. a public aarvicsof your govornmont

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY FORENSIC MEDICINE OUTLINES-A SERIES

10 16MM FILMS, OPT SO 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE AUTOPSY FINDINGS OF DIFFERENTKINDS OF DE kTHS

SATIIRED CHILD, yHE, PT I 27MIN

UTTERED CHILD, THE, PT 2 26MIN

CONCEALED HOMICIDE, THE W/DRWN

INTROOUCTION TO FORENSIC MEDI-CINE 2smIN

NARCOTIC DEATHS, PT I 27MIN

NARCOTIC DEATHS, PT 2 21MIN

OPERATING ROOM DEATHS MAIN

SUOOIN NATURAL DEATH w/DRWN

TRAUMATIC AND CHEMICAL ASPHYXIATION, PT I 26M1N

TRAUMATIC AND CHEMICAL ASPHYX-IATION, PT 2 MAIN

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY-A SERIES


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS EPIDEMOLOGY AND SYMPTOMS OF VAR-IOUS DISEASES AND TESTS WHICH MIGHT IDENTIFYOR ISOLATE AND TREAT THE PROBLEMS

ANO AND LEWIS BL000 GROUP SYS-TEMS, THE

ADMINST5AT10e0 OF PLASMA COMPO-NENTS

BASIC EINOEMIOLOGIC AND CUNICO-PATHOLOGIC ASPECTS OF MALARIA

CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR ASPECTSOF THE IMMUNE REspONSE

CLINICAl PATHOLOGIC CONRELA-TIONS OF ENZYMOLOGY, pT

CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CORRELA-TIONS' OF ENZYMOLOGY, PT 2

CUNIcAL PATHOLOGIC CORRELA-TIONS OF ENZYMOLOGY, FT a

CLINICAL PATHOLOGIC CORRELA-TIONS OF ENZYMOLOGY, PT 4

DIAGNOSIS IN CLI/NCAL DISORDERSOF CALCIUM AND IONE META110-LISM, PT

DIAGNOSIS IN CUNICAL DISORDERSOF CALCIUM AND NONE METAINI-USN, PT 2

DIAGNOSIS OF PANCREATIC DISEAsE

ENDOCRINOLOGIC ASPECTS OF AMEN-ORNHEA

ERYTHROSLASTOSIS FETAUS - CLINI-CAL, SEROLOGIC, AND PATHOLOGiCASPECTS

ERYTHROSLASTOSIS FETALIS THER-APY AND PREVENTION

FRESH BLOOD, WHO'.,E BLOOD,PACKED RED CELLS

FUNDAMENTALS OF CLINICAL ENZY-MOLOGY

HEMOLYTIC SYNDROME, THE

HEMOLYTIC TRANSFUSION REACTIONS

HEPATIC FUNCTION TESTS, PT I

HEPATIC FUNCTION TESTS, PT 2

HEPATIC FUNCTION TESTS, PT a

HEPATIC FUNCTION TESTS, PT 4

HEPATIC FUNCTION TESTS, PT s

HUMAN CHROMOSOMES AND HOWTHET ARE STUDIED

I.V. OTT AND OTHER APPROACHES TODIAGNOSING DIABETES MELLITUS,THE

21MIN

W/DAWN

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INTESTINAL PARASITES, FT 1, INTRO-.DUCTION AND TECHNIQUES Of HAN-DLING SPECIMENS 29MIN

INTESTINAL PARASITES, PT 1, INTESTI-NAL ANEBIASIS 24M1N

INTRODUCTION TO MODERN TRANSINJ-MON THERAPY ImIN

INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYFOTHALAMIC FUNC-TION METHODS OF_

INVESTMATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNC-TION CAUSES AND EFFECT...

INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNC-TION - DESCRIPTION OF THE...

INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNC-roN METHOOS OF... 17MIN

22MIN

CLINICAL SIGNS Of DENTIOGENESIS IMPER ,ECTA

24M1N 10 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PRODUCER BAYCCD SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 0066491AL21MIN

1978

SALE

USES PATIENT PHOTOGRAPHS AND RADIOGRAPHSTO DISCUSS DIAGNOSTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF

I6MIN DENTINOGENESIS IMPERFECTA. INCLUDES BLUNT-ED ROOTS, OBLITERATED PULP CHAMBERS, EXCES-SIVE OCCLUSAL WEAR, AND DISCOLORATION.

37 SLIDES 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS,OR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY.SCRIPT INCLUDED.IsOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF

SALMONELLAE

ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OFSHIGELLAE

ISOLATION OF SALMONELLA AND EMI-GELLA CULTURES

ISOTOPES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OfANEMIA

KIDNEY FUNCTION TESTS

LABORATORY ASPECTS Of DISEASESOf THE TESTICLE, THE

NEW DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES INTHE DIAGNOSIS Of PITUITARY DIS-EASE

PATHOGENESIS AND MANAGEMENT OFHEMOCHROMATISIS

PATHOGENESIS Of ANEMIA

PATHOPHYSIOLOOY OF PANCREATICINFLAMMATION, THE

PLATELETS AND LEUKACY

PULMONARY CPVIITOCOCCoSIII

PULMONARY HISTOPLASMOSIS

,PULMONARy MYCOSES, PT I, ISLASTO-MYCOSIS

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN OURKNOWLEDGE Of SERUM HEPATITIS

REGULATION Of PANCREATIC SECRE-TION

REJECTION Of RENAL TRANSPLANT

TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTION Of VIR-USES IN BLOOD DESTINED FORTRANSFUSION ,

THERAPY Of PANCREATIC INFLAMMA-TION

W/DRWN

9MIN

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CLINiCAL PICTURE OF ANXIETy HYSTERIA, A

26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, 811W

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 226970/AL

1952

SALE

ILLUSTRATES PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC INTERVIEWINGPRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES THROUGH AN UNRE-HEARSED INTERVIEW BETWEEN A PSYCHIATRISTAND A PATIENT SUFFERING FROM ANXIETY HYSTE.RIA

CLINICAL PICTURE Of CLAUSTROPHOBIA, A

31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, 88W 1952

PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC INTERVIEWINGPRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES THROUGH AN UNRE.HEARSED INTERVIEW BETWEEN A PSYCHIATRISTAND A PATIENT SUFFERING FROM CLAUSTROPHO.BIA

CLINICAL RABIES IN ANIMALS

13 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1976

PROOUCER USBEPI SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 006935/AL

PORTRAYS CLINICAL RABIES IN ANIMALS MOSTCOMMONLY INFECTED AND WHICH ARE tHUS OFPUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE

CLEARED FOR TV

SALE


. . a public serviceof your government

136 1 1 4

CLINTON STORY, THE


PRODUCER USNHSC

TITLE NO 005132/AL

1073

SALE

DESCRIBES A NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE CORPSCLINIC IN CLINTON, MN, WHICH HELPS RECRUITPHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, AND OTHER PROFESSION-ALS. DEPICTS THE ACTIVITIES OF CORPSMEN.SHOWS HOW AFTER THE TEAM ARRIVED, OVERALLLIVING CONDITIONS IN THE TOWN IMPROVED.

cLoscur Of THE MOON - A LOOK AT LUNAR ORBIT-EN

10 MIN, 18Mm FILM, OPT. SD, GOL

PRODUCER USIIASA


SUMMARIZES THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THELUNAR ORBITER PROGRAM.

CLOUD CHEST TUSE THORACTOMY


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE BASIC SURGICAL PROCEDUREFOR PERFORMING A CLOSED CHEST TUBE THORA-COTOMY. FILMED AT GRADY MEMORIAL HOSPITALUNDER ACTUAL TRAUMA TREATMENT CONDITIONS.THIS IS A SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL UNIT WITH BUILT,INSTUDENT RESPONSE SECTION.

CLOSURE OF ANTRAORAL FISTULA SY ROTATION OFTHE PEDICLE PALATAL FLAP


PRODUCER USVADT SPONSOR USVA


DEMONSTRATES AN ACCEPTED SURGICAL METHODOF CLOSING A PALATAL FLAP. AS WELL AS THEPOSTOPERATIVE USE OF A STENT. STRESSES THENEED TO UNDERSTAND THE POSTOPERATIVECOURSE.

CLOUDS Of VENUS, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


DOCUMENTS THE FLIGHT OF MARINER 2 WH/CHWAS LAUNCHED ON AUG 27, 1952-OUR FIRSTEFFORT TO OBTAIN SCIENTIFIC AND SOME OF ITSFEATURES THAT HAVE BEEN DETERMINED ay AS-TRONOMERS. PRESENTS THE FLIGHT PROFILE, TRA-JECTORY, SPACECRAFT FEATURES, AND THE EX.PERIMENTS CONDUCTED-THROUGHOUT 109 DAYSAND 180 MILLION MILES OF TRAVEL. A FEW PRE.LIMINARY SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS ARE SUMMARIZED.

CLUTCH AND HAND SNAKE, THE

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, 9SW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DEPICTS 110W TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OFCLUTCH PEDAL CLEARNACE OR LASH, CORRECTABNORMAL LASH, CHECK THE CLUTCH FOR SLIP-PING, GRABBING, OR DRAG, AND INSPECT ANDADJUST THE HAND BRAKE

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATIoN AND MAINFE.NANcE SERIES

CNO SITREP, NO. 7, AN ISLAND NATION


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 005168/n SALE

DEALS WITH THE IMPORTANCE OF U S NAVALWORLDWIDE SEAPOWER AS A DETERRENT TO WARAND THE NECESSITY OF BUILDING A STRIKE FORCEEQUAL TO AND ABOVE THOSE OF POTENTIAL AD-VERSARIES SHOWS THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTSAND IMPLEMENTS OF NAVAL AIR AND SEA POWER.

COM-NARAD BRIEFING REPORT 2-76 PCIASyS

NI MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL ,..."-- 1976

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE NAVY'S FIRST Of A CLASS OF HY-DROFOIL MISSILE SHIPS. ALSO spiows COMMIS-SIONING. SEA TRIALS, AND WEAPONS FIRINGS.

COAGULASE AND CLUMPING FACTOR TESTS FORSTAPHYLOCOCCUS AIME" THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE CLOTTING Of COAGULASE-POSITIVF STAPHYLOCOCCI IN LIQUID MEDIA IN THEPRESENCE Of COAGULASE PLASMA.

COAL MINER TODAY


PRODUCER uSBM


TAKES VIEWER UNDERGROUND, INTO A COAL MINE,SHOWING THE MEN AND MACHINERY AS THEY PER.FORM THEIR VARIOUS SPECIALIZED JOBS. REA.SONS FOR EACH JOB ARE EXPLAINED HAZARDSARE GIVEN - AND SAFETY PROCEDURES ARESTRESSED, EMPHASIZING THE CORRECT WAY OfDOING THE JOB.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE Of AUD1OVISUALS.UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Of INTERIOR. MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4000FORSES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT Of APPROVAL ATTACHED.

COAL MINER TODAY (REV ED)

14 MIN, 10MM FILM. OPT .80, COL 1976

PRODUCER USMESA


TAKES THE VIEWER UNDERGROUND, INTO A COALMINE, SHOWING THE MEN AND MACHINERY ASTHEY PERFORM THEIR VARIOUS SPECIALIZED JOBS.EXPLAINS REASONS FOR EACH JOB. GIVES HALARDS, AND STRESSES SAFETY PROCEDURES. EM-PHASIZES THE CORRECT WAY Of DOING THE JOB.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE Of AU-DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 400 FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT Of APPROVAL ATTACHED.

COAST GUARD CUTTERS AROUND THE CONTINENT


PRODUCER USCG


PRESENTS THE STORY OF COAST GUARD PARTICI-PATION IN THE 1957 ARCTIC OPERATIONS, INCLUD-ING CIRCUMNAVIGATION Of NORTH AMERICA.SHOWS USCG CUTTERS STORIS. BRAMBLE. ANDSPAR IN THEIR SOMETIMES UNCERTAIN BUT EVEN-TUALLY SUCCESSFUL BATTLE TO LOCATE ANDCHART THE LAST LINK IN THE 450 YEAR-01.0SEARCH FOR THE FAMOUS 'NORTHWEST PASSAGE.'

CLEARED FOR N.

COAST GUARD ICESREAKERS


PRODUCER USCG


VIEWS THE COAST GUARD'S ICEBREAKING OPER:ATIONS IN THE ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC AND ONTHE GREAT LAKES AND RIVERS. INCLUDES PARTICI-PATION IN CONSTRUCTION of THULE AIR BASE INGREENLAND. .

COAST GUARD IN ALASKA

26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1962

PRODUCER USCG


DESCRIBES COAST, GUARD OPERATIONS IN ALASKA.INCLUDING BUOY TENDER OPERATIONS. RESUPPLYOf LIGHTHOUSES AND LORAN STATIONS, ANDSEARCH AND RESCUE.

CLEARED FOR TV

COAST GUARD LIGIIITNOUSESI

16 MIN, mom FIL . OPT. SD, COL 1980

PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO 220231/ L SALE

TELLS HOW FASCINATED THE PUBLIC IS ABOUTLIGHTHOUSES. SHOWS LIGHTHOUSES IN THE 1600'SAND CONTINUES INTO MODERN DAY LIGHTHOUSES.1

COASTAL SEARCH AND ESCUE

22 MIK 16MM FILM, OP . SD. COL 1967

PRODUCER USCG


THROUGH DRAMATIt.: ART SCENES AND STILLPHOTOS THE HISTORY OR COASTAL LIFESAVING EF.FORTS IS TRACED FROM 1766 TO THE 1930 ERA.

COBALT-40 RELOADING


PRODUCER USAEC SPOMOR USERDA

ma No. 0015111/FIL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE UNLOADING Of A 00-60 CAPSULEFROM THE MATERIALS TESTING REACTOR AT THENATIONAL REACTOR TESTING STATION IN IDAHOSHOWS MONITORING AND PACKING FOR SHIPMENT.AND SUBSEQUENT LOADING Of THE SAME CAP-SULES. AS THE RADIOACTIVE SOURCE, INTO A TE-LETHERAPY MACHINE AT THE ARGONNE CANCERRESEARCH HOSPITAL, CHICAGO.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY,

COCCIDIORMS IMMITIS

6 M_P-1 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1 S3


TITLE NO. 002013/RL LE

GIVES A BRIEF CLINICAL PICTURE Of COCCID101MYCOSIS. EXPLAINS A TECHNIQUE FOR ISOLATIAND IDENTIFYING COCCIDIOIDES IMMITIS.

FROM THE LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION OF SYTEMIC FUNGI SERIES.

COCCIONNOOMYCOMS ITS EPIDEMIOLOGIC ANOCUNICAL ASPECTS .

19 MIN, 10MM-FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1956


rr M9. 221592/RL SALE

(PLAINS THE CLINICAL, HISTOLOGICAL, AND EPI-DEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THIS FUNGUS DIS-EASE, INCLUDING DISTRIBUTION ANO ECOLOGY OfCOCCIDIOIDES IMMITIS.

COOK AND YOU, THE


PRODUCER uSN

TITLE NO. 2211751/FIL SAL E

EXPLAINS THE MAJOR POINTS Of THE UNIFORMCOOE OF MILITARY JUSTICE ADOPTED BY THE U SARMED FORCES.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1952. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION. 1953.

FROM THE UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY JUSTICESERIES.

COM BLUE


PRODUCER LESOHME

CONE MAKING IN THE REHIVE OVEN

is MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1975

PRODUCER USDAVA

RTLE NO. 010006/RL RENTAL SAL E

DOCUMENTS AN EARLY AMERICAN INDUSTRIALPROCESS OF MAKING BLAST FURNACE COKE USINGTECHNIQUES AND EOUIPMENT FROM THE 19THCENTURY. PHOTGRAPHED AT BRETZ, WV.

COLO WAR CALLUP - THE NAVY'S SELECTED RE-SERVE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0003021k SALE

DESCRIBES THE MEMBERS Of THE NAVY'S SELECT-0 RESERVE WHO WERE RECALLED TO ACTIVE

TY IN CONNECTION WITH THE BERLIN CRISIS.SHOWS MANY Of THEIR ACTIVITIES WHILE ONACTIVE DUTY FROM OCTOBER 1901 TO AUGUST1962.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

\oauicrosa specanNs FOR VIRUS DIAGNOSES56 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT. COL 1956

*DOWER USA% SPONSOR USNMAC

TR)," NO 229291/R L SALE

SHOWS SPECIMEN TYPES Of VIRUS DIAGNOSIS.DEMOI8TRATES PROCEDURES FOR RAPID PRESER.VATIMAND TRANSPORTATION. STRESSES SEND-ING DATA WITH THE SPECIMEN.

...COLLECTION ANC PHOCESSING OF SPECIMENS FORRESPIRATORY VIRUS ISOLATION

4 MIN, 16mm FILM, OPT. SO. cot.

PRODUCER USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES THE RECOMMENDED PROCEDURESFOR COLLECTION AND PROCESSING Of THROATSWAB SPECIMENS FOR VIRAL STUDIES. TECH.NIQUES'FOR VIRUS ISOLATION ARE NOT INCLUDED.IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS FILM BE USED INCONJUNCTION WITH OTHERS IN THE SERIES PER.TAIPING TO THE MOLATION AND IDENTIFICATEONOf RESPIRATORY DISEASE AGENTS.

COLLECTION AND Padcalimmo oF mongols PONIMPIRATONY

VEl4 MEN. 3/4 IN. VIDIZASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES THE RECOMMENDED PROCEDURESFOR COLLECTION AND PROCESSING Of THROATSWAB SPECIMENS FOR VIRAL STEAMS.

COLLECTION ENO SHIPMENT OF INSECTS, THE

70 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP, SELENT, COL 1957

PRODUCER .USPKS SPONSOR uSNMAC


SHOWS METHODS Of COLLECTING, PRESERVING,AND SHIPPING INSECTS AND OTHER ARTHROPODS.

COLLECTION OF ADULT FLIES, THE

6 MIN, EIMM 4.M. OPT. SD, COL 1949

PROOUCER USPHS


SHOWS THRE DEVICES FOR ADULT FLY COLLEC-TION-SWEEP NET FOR RAPID SURVEYS, FLY TRAPFoR DETAILE QUALITATIVE MIMES AND CONE

1970 NET FOR COLATTAACTANT

FROM THE MTV FLY CONTROL SERIES.TITLE.NO. 002051/RL SALE

SHOWS WHY MINORITY DOCTORS ARE NEEDED.PRESENTS A CONVINCING ARGuMENT TO AsSISTINTELLIGENT MINORITY YOUNGSTERS ON THEROAD TO MEDICAL CAREERS.

COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT


PRODUCER USSEH


PRESENTS SOME BASIC IDEAS Of CONCEPT DEVEL-OPMENT THROUGH THE TEACHING Of HEARING IM.PAIRED CHILDREN. ILLUSTRATES EDUCATIONALMETHODS AND PUPIL REPSONSE IN DISCUSSION OfCuRRENT ISSUES, PROBLEM-SOLVING TASKS, ANDESPECIALLY THE ORDERING Of OBJECTS AND VER.BALLY EXPRESSED IDEAS.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING Ilk PAIRED CHILD: AMERICAN SERIES.

ECTING UVE FUES CNER NATuRAL

COLLECTION OR BLOOD SPECIMENS FOR SEROL001-CAL IXAMNATIOW

69 FR, 39414 ILMSTRIP, SILENT. COL. 1962

PRODUCER ISPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS HOW TO COLLECT BLOOD SPECEMENSFRoM A PATIENT AT A CLINIC AND AT HOmE. IN-CLUDES PREPARATION OF EOUIPMENT, TECH-NIQUES Of VENIPLENCTuRE. AND uSE Of A SEIDELTUBE.

COLLECTIO0i, OP FECAL SPECIMENS

54 FR, 35M14 FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1952

PRODUCER,USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE No. 2192e0/Fo. SALE

EXPLAINS THE SELECTION OF A SUITABLE CONTAIN.ER AND THE PROCEDURES A pATIENT SHOULD

FOLLOW IN COLLECTING THE SPECIMEN. DEMON.STRATES USE OE ECTAL SWABS AND 2-BOTTLEPVA FIXATIVE EQUIPMENT

COUICTION OF PARTICULATE MATTER AND THECONTROL Of AIN POLLUTION


PRODUCER USEPA


SHOWS THE BASIC METHODS OF REDUCING PAR-TICULATE EMISSIONS, THE MODE OF OPERATION,AND THE EFFICIENCIES OF THE EOUIPMENT IN-VOLVED. DEMONSTRATES THE FUNCTION OF FIVEDIFFERENT COLLECTION DEVICES. USES ANIMATEDSEQUENCES TO SHOW OPERATION, EFFICIENCY,AND PARTICULATE SIZE.

COLLECTION OF SPECIMENS FROM THE EYE, NQIIE,AND THROAT




EXPLAINS COLLECTING CULTURE SPECIMENS, PRE.PARING SPECIMENS FOR SHIPMENT, AND INTER.PRETING LABORATORY REPORTS.

COLLECTION OF SPUTUM SPECIMENS

80 FR, 35MM FILMBTRIP, SILENT, COL 1953

PRODUCER USP' IS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007414 IFiL SALE

EXPLAINS OBTAINING SPUTUM SPECIMENS BYCOUGHING, POSTUP.AL METHOD, AND GASTRICWASHINGS.

COLLEGE CLASS, A SIMULTANEOUS COMMUNICA-TION

8 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL

PRODUCER USBEH


VIEWS A COLLEGE CLASS OE THE. HEAR!, i IM-PAIRED IN DIALOGUE oN THE CONCEPT 'JUSIICE'.

COU.OGUIAL SINAWLESE, VOL 1

21 AUDIOCASSET1ES, 2.TRACK, MONO 1975

PRODUCER USFSI


COMPRISES UNITS 1.24 PLUS REVIEWS. TEXT NOTINCLUDED.

COLLOQUIAL SINHALESE, VOL 1 (SAMPLER)

t AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004481/RLTEXT NOT INCLUDED.

SALE

COLLOQUIAL SINHALESE, VOL 2

13 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK, MONO 1975

PRODUCER USES!


COMPRISES UNITS 25.36 PLUS REVIEWS. TEXT NOTINCLUDED

COLLOOUIAL SINHALESE, VOL 2 (SAMPLER)

1 AUDOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004474/RLTEXT NOT INCLUDED

SALE

COLONY CHARACTERISTICS OF MYCOBACTERIA IN714-10 AGAR MEDIUM



nnE No 231165/RI SALE

USES PHOTOMICROGRAPHY TO DESCRIBE THECHARACTERISTICS OF VARIOUS MYCOBACTERIAGROWN ON 7H-10 AGAR MEDIUM

COLOR FOR SAFETY

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OpT SD, COL 1968

PRODUCER USBM


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF COLOR IN PRE-VENTING ACCIDENTS IN THE MINERAL INDUSTRIESTHE CORRECT COLOR CODING AND LABELING OFFUEL, GAS AND CHEMICAL PIPES, AND CYLINDERSTO PREVENT MISUSE Of CONTENTS IS POINTEDOUT SHOWS HOW TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND PLANTFACILITIES ARE COLOR CODED FOR ACCURATEIDENTIFICATION.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, C"FICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313 AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

COLOR VISION DEFICIENCIES DEFINITION ANDEVALUATION


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF COLOR DISCRIMI.NATION. SHOWS HOW INDIVIDUA . COLOR VISIONDEFICIENCIES PERCEIVE THE SPECTRUM. DEFINESTHREE TYPES OF COLOR VISION DEFICIENCIES ANDSHOWS COLOR CONFUSIONS INVOLVED IN EACH-YPE. DEMONSTRATES MILD, MODERATE, ANDsEVERE DEGREES OF DEFECTS FOR ONE TYPE OECOLOR VISION DEFICIENCY AND SHOWS APPLICA-TIONS INVOLVED. SHOWS PROCEDURE FOR ADMIN.ISTERING APPROVED TESTS FOR COLOR VISION DE.FICIENCIES, SUCH AS THE PSEUDOISOCHROMATICPLATE TEST AND THE FARNSWORTH LANTERNTEST.

COLOSTOMY PATIENT CARE



rtrt.E NO. 001256/RL SALE

OUTLINES THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN ILEOS.TOMy AND' A COLOSTOMY, AND DESCRIBES THEVARIOUS TYPES OF COLOSTOMIES. DISCUSSESEMOTIONAL P9EPARATION AND INSTRUCTION OFTHE PATIENT IN CARING FOR HIS OWN COLOSTO.MY.

COLUMBIA RIVER ENVIRONMENT


PRODUCER USAE

TITLE NO. 004747/RL

1970

SALE

DEPICTS ACCOMPLISH ENTS OF THE CORPS OFENGINEERS AND OTM.EIk FEDERAL AGENCIES. DIS-CUSSES THE DEVE PMENT OF POWER RE.SOURCES, NAVIGATION, IRRIGATION. FLOOD CON.TROL, FISH AND WILDLIFE PRESERVATION, AND RE.CREATION IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN.

COMBAT AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES, $ E A. MAY 161111- KHE BANN VICTORY FOR AIR POWER


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE OVERWHELMING TACTICAL AND STRA.TEGIC AIR POWER WHICH SUPPORTED MARINEGROUND FORCES AT KHE SANH FROM JANUARY TOAPRIL GM CITES THE COORDINATED TEAMWORKBETWEEN AIR AND GROUND FORCES WHICH SUC.CESSFULLY REPELLED MASSIVE ENEMy ATTACKS.ALSO DEPICTS CONSTANT AIRLIFTING OF SUPPLIESTO BASE AND MEDICAL EVACUATION OF CASUAL.TIES DESPITE HEAVY ENEMY FIRE.


1966

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 101 KOREA BATTLES FORTIME


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS LOGISTICS AND COMBAT OPERATIONS OFAIR. SEA, AND GROUND FORCES OF UNITED NA-TIONS IN KOREA FROM 10 JULY THROUGH 10AUGUST, 1950.

COMSAT BULLETIN NO. 102 - KOREA TURNING THETIDE

22 MIN, law FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 233002ThL SALE

SHOWS COMBAT ACTIVITIES IN KOREA DURINGPERIOD 10 AUGUST THROUGH 10 SEPTEMBER, 1950INCLUDES COMBAT FOOTAGE OF ATTACK ANDCOUNTERATTACK ON THE GROUND, TACTICAL ANDSTRATEGIC U N AIR SUPPORT. MARINES SPEAR-HEADING AMPHIBIOUS LANDING ON WOLMI ISLAND.U N FORCES CAPTURING INCHON AND PUSHING TOOUTSKIRTS Of SEOUL, AND U N FORCES HOLDINGPuSAN BEACHHEAD AND PUSHING RED AGGRES-SORS BACK

COMBA7 BULLETIN NO. 103 KOREA U N wawa21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1950

PRODUCER LASA

TITLE NO. 233003 / RI SALE

SHOWS COMBAT ACTIVITIES IN KOREA DURINGPERIOD 20 SEPTEMBER THROUGH 20 OCTOBER,1952. INCLUDES RECAPTURE OF SEOUL AND CAP.TURE OF PYONGYANG.

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 104 CHINESE REDS ENTERWAR


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES MILITARy OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMOCTOBER 20 TO NOVEMBER 20, 1950.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'CHINESEREDS ENTER WAR.'

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 108 U N FORCES ESCAPETRAP

16 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. LID, B&W . 1961

PRODUCER USA


DEP':3IBES MILITARY OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMNOVEMBER 20 TO DECEMBER 20, 1950.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'U NFORCES ESCAPE TRAP.'

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 101 U N FORCES CONSOLS.DATE BELOW 35TH PARALLEL


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES MILITARY OPERATIONS:IN KOREA FROMDECEMBER 20, 1950 TO JANUARY 20, 1951.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'U NFORCES CONSOLIDATE BELOW 38TH PARALLEL.'

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 107 U N FORCES MOVENORTH

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, B&W 1961

PRODUCER USA

rtnE NO 233007/RL SALE

DESCRIBES MILITARY OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMJANUARY 20 20 TO FEBRUARY 20, 1951PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN USTED AS 'U NFORCES MOVE NORTH.'

COMBAT SULLSTIN NO. 108


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS COMBAT ACTIVITIES IN KOREA DURING 20FEBRUARY THROUGH 20 MARCH 1951.-OPERATIONKILLER CONTINUES AGAINST WEAKENING ENEMYRESISTANCE, C119'S SUPPLY FRONTLINE UNITS ByAIR, U N AIR FORCE CONTINUES AROUND THECLOCK BOMBING AND STRAFING OF ENEMY,TROOPS Of 24TH AND 25TH DIVISIONS CARRyBATTLE To ENEMY. AND ITH DIVISION RECONNAIS-SANCE PATRoL STRIKES NORTHWARD.

COMSAT BULLETIN NO. 1011 U N FORCES COON311TH PARALLEL

19 mIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1951

PRODUCER U SA


DESCRIBES MILITARY OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMMARCH 20 TO APRIL 20, 1951 .

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'U NFORCES CROSS 38TH PARALLEL

COMSAT BULLETIN NO. 110 REDS LAUNCH SPRINGOFFENSIVE

t5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1951

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES MILITARy OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMAPRIL 20 TO MAY 20, 1951PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'REDSLAUNCH SPRING OFFENSIVE

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 111 U N COUNTERATTACK


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES MILITARY OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMMAY 20 '10 JUNE 20, 1961PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'U N COL/N.TE R ATTACK '

COMBAT BULLETIN NO. 113 KOREAN CEASE FIRETALKS


PRODUCER uSA

TITLE NO 233012/RE SALE

DESCRIBES MILITARY OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMJUNE 20 TO JULY 20, 1951.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'KOREANCEASE FIRE TALKS.'

COMSAT BULLETIN NO. 113 - STALEMATE IN KOREA

It MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1951

PRODUCER USA

77TLE NO 233013/RE SALE

DESCRIBES MILITARY OPERATIONS IN KOREA FROMJULY 20 TO AUJUST 20, 1951.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'STALE-MATE IN KOREA.'

COMSAT READY


PRODUCER USAF

77TLE NO 000364/RE SALE

PORTRAYS THE STORY OF STRATEGIC AIR COM-MAND'S OPERATION rEADINESS INSPECTIONS(OR). SHOWS HOW THE INSPECTOR GENERAL CON.DUCTS ORI'S ON SITE AND WITH NO ADVANCENOTICE TO DETERMINE THE COMBAT READINESSOFTHE UNIT'S MEN, AIRCRAFT, AND MISSILE.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY

COMOATIVE MEASURE JUDD, PT 1, INTRODUCTIONFOR COMSAT CREWS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 004431/RE RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE VALUE OF JUDO IN COMBATCREW TRAINING AS WELL AS IN SURVIVAL, ESCAPE,AND EVASION TRAINING.

CLEARED FOR TV, THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

COMMATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 2, INTRODUCTIONFOR AIR POLICE


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS BASIC JUDO METHODS AND CONTROLS.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 3A, PRINCIPLESAND SODY MOVEMENT

13 MIN, 13MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W '1955

PROOuCER USAF

TITLE NO 004433/HL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS PARRYING, STRIKING, AND THROWING INDEFENSIVE AND COUNTER OFFENSIVE GRAPPLING.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED CD.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

COMSATIVE MEASURE - JUDO, PT 34, FALLING WAY

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W .1955

PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO FALL WITHOUT GETTINGHURT BY RELAXING AND GIVINE. WAY TO RESIS-TANCE. DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF HANDS.ARMS, AND BACK IN FALLING FROM A SITTING,SQUATTING, OR STANDING POSITION. SHOWS THEPLACEMENT OF THE FEET, PLACEMENT OF THEFEET, HANDS, AND HEAD IN THE FALLING ROLL.OUT.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

COSNIATIVE MEASURE - JUDO, PT 34. SHOULDER' WHEEL


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP AN OPPONENT ANDFOLLOW THROUGH WITH EITHER A RIGHT OR LEFTSIDE SHOULDER WHEEL.

CLFAHED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SCIEETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

CONSATIVE MEASURE JUDO, FT 34, SHOULDERTHROW


PRODUCER USAF


DiMONSTRATES STEPS IN MANEUVERING, SET (INGUP, AND'EXECUTING A RIGHT OR LEFT SHOULDERTHROW FOR USE AGAINST A FRONT STRANGLE ORAN ATTACK FROM THE REAR.


COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 1-E, OODY DROP


PRODUCE," USAF

77TLE NO 004436/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS TECHNIQUES OF BODY DROP FOR USEAGAINST FRONTAL ATTACH. DEMONSTRATES OFF-BALANCING ACTION MANEUVERING OPPONENT TOFRONT RIGHT CORNER, AND PULLING OPPONENTFORWARD AND DOWN OVER RIGHT LEG.


COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 3-F, HIP THROW4 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1955

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 004439- RE RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE HIP THROW IN JUDO.

COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 34, FRONT POORBLOCK


PROOUCER USAF


SHOWS FrOT, HAND, AND BODY MOVEMENTS INCOORDINATED ACTION.


COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 344, DOUBLESWEEP


PRODUCER USAF

77TLE NO 004441IFIL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW THE THROWER TURNS WRISTS UP.WARDS, PULLS OPPONENT FORWARD, AND PUSHESBOTH LEGS FROM UNDER HIM.


COMSATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 34, OUTSIDE LEGSWEEP


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THAT THE OUTER LEG SWEEP IS EFFEC-TIVE AGAINST SKILLED OR UNSKILLED ROUGH-AND-TUMBLE FIGHTERS. SHOWS THE STEPS OF GETTINGAN OPPONENT OFF BALANCE TO RIGHT REARCORNER, BRINGING RIGHT FOOT FORWARD, ANDLIFTING AND PULLING OVER RIGHT LEG.


COMSATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 34, LATERALCORNER DROP

4 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, INIm

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW TO USE THIS DROP AGAINST OVER.HEAD OR ROUGH-AND-TUMBLE ATTACK. SHOWSTHE STEPS OR EMPLOYING PUSH-PULL ACTION TOMANEUVER OPPONENT OFF BALANCE TO RIGHTFRONT, WITH LEFT FCOT OUTSIDE OPPONENT'SRIGHT FOOT, DROPPING LATERALLY TO SIDE, PULL.ING DOWN, AND WHEELING OVER.


COMSATIVE mamma JUDO, FT 3-L, HOLDINGTECHNIQUES CROSS BODY HOLD DOWN


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS VARIOUS HOLDS FOR KEEPING AN OPPO-NENT UNDER CONTROL. EXPLAINS HOW TO PRE.

139

1 4 Pa.A

VENT ESCAPE BY MAINTAINING BALANCE AND IM.PROVING HOLD.


COMBATIVE MEASURE - JUDO, PT 34A, CommTECHNIQUES


PRODUCER USAF \


SHOW STEP.BY.STEP TECHNIOUE FOR APPLYINGREAR COLLAR CROSSCHOKE AND REAR FOREARMCHOKE.


COMSATIVE MEASURE JUu0, PT 3-N, CHOKINGTECHNIQUES


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. C04446/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE TECHNIOUE FOR APPLYING FRONTCOLLAR CROSSCHOKE AND CHOKING HEAD-LOCK.


COMBATIVE MEASURE - JUDO, PT 34, JOINT LOCK-ING limo:awe


PRODUCER USA":

77TLE NO. 004447IRL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS TA METHODS FOR EXECUTING STRAIGHTCROSS-LOCK AND RESERVE ARM LOCK.


COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 4-A, PARRYINGANCI STRIKING

MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1955

PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES PARRIES, BLOCKS, ANDCOUNTERS FOR USE AGAINST HAND BLOWS,ROUNDHOUSES, OR WEAPONS. SHOWS FIST, HAND,AND ELBOW BLOWS . FINGER THRUSTS - KNUCKLEBLOWS ..AND KICKING


COMBATIVE musunt - JUDO, PT 44, STANDINGAND GROUND MANEUVERING I

5 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT. S0, B&W 1955

PRODUCER USAF \,


SHOWS VARIOUS STANDING AND GROUND MANEU.VERS FOR GETTING IN POSITION TO CONTROL ANDTO HOLD OR LOCK A COMBATIVE-TRAINED AT-TACKER.


COMBATIVE MUSURE - JUDO, PT 4C, DISARMINGAND USE OF WEAPONS


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES COMBATIVE TACTICS IN CLOSECOMBAT SqUATIONS, INCLUDING THE PROPER USEOF WEAPONS IN CONJUNCTION WITH PARRIES,BLOCKS, AND BLOWS. SHOWS VARIOUS DISARMINGTECHNIOUES.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLVE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT SA, ADVANCZ0THROWING


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES STCP-BY.STEP PROCEDUF1ES FOR EX.ECUTING INSIDC THIGH.LEFT AND SWEEPINGWAIST-THROW, AND THE WAIST.SPRING.

'ARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 013.SuLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

COMBATIVE MEASURE JUDO, PT 114, COMMA-TIONS ANO COUNTER THROWING


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES FOR QUICKLY DE-TERMINING THE APPROPRIATE COUNTER:THROWOR COMBINATION FOR THE PARTICULAR- THROWUSED BY THE OPPONENT.

CLEARED FOR 1V. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

COMBATIVE MEASURES JUDO


PRODUCER USAF


GIVES A COMPLETE INTRODUCTION OF JUDO FORCOMBAT CREWS.

COMBINATION FOR mammy

32 MIN. 11IMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS INFORMATION ABOUT MANAGEMENT OFSECURITY CLASSIFIED MATERIALS FOR DEFENSECONTRACTORS. DESCRIBES FORM 00254. PERSON-NEL CLEARANCES, STORAGE, TRANSMISSION, ANDOTHER METHODS OF HANDLING OF CLASSIFIED MA-TERIAL.

CONON= NIACIN-NITRATE REDUCTION TEST FOR 91TumpicuLows. THE



TITLE NO 004144/FL SALE

DEMONSTRATES A RAPID TEST FOR IDENTIFYING MTUBERCULOSIS BASED ON THE ABILITY OF M TU-BERCULOSIS TO PRODUCE NIACIN AND TO REDUCENITRATES TO NITRITE&

COME SAN WITH NI


PRODUCER USN

1966'


FOLLOWS A NAVY GUIDED MISSILE TECHNICIANFROM BOOT CAMP THROUGH BILLETING ON BOARDA MISSILE SHIP. SHOWS THE LAUNCHING OFTARTAR. TERRIER. AND TALOS MISSILES.

COMMAND AND CONTROL


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES THE 4731 DATA PROCESSING CONCEPT INGIVING SPEED AND ACCURACY TO U S AIR FORCECOMMAND AND CONTROL. DESCRIBES THE OUT-DATED MANUAL METHOD OF SOLVING HIGH LEVELPROBLEMS, AND EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR ANELECTRONIC APPROACH TO COPING WITH TODAY'SWORLD CRISES. SIMULATES A SUCOEN BRUSH WARTO DEMONSTRATE 4731 CAPABILITY IN ANSWERINGQUESTIONS ON WEATHER, PERSONNEL, COMMUNI.CATiONS, WEAPON SYSTEMS, AND MEDICAL FACILI-TIES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

COMMAND NODULE, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


A DETAILED EXAMINATION OF THE APOLLO COM.MAND MODULE WHICH ASTRONAUTS USE IN THEIRJOURNEY TO THE MOON. FEATURES DETAILED IN-TERIOR SHOTS AND INCLUDES EXPLANATIONS OFTHE SPECIFIC JOSS OF EACH OF THE THREE AS-TRONAUTS.


COMMERCIAL CATTLE SLAUGHTERING


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE STEP-SY-STEP PROCESS EMPLOYED INTHE SLAUGHTER OF CATTLE. ALSO SHOWS HOWTHE OVERHEAD CHAIN METHOD IS EMPLOYED. DE-SCRISES HOW THE PROCESS IS FOLLOWED FROMTHE HOLDING PENS TO THE COOLER.

COMMON ACYANOTIC LESIONS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE THREE MAJOR CATEGORIES OFCONGENTIAL HEART DISEASE AND CLASSIFIES SPECIFIC CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS INTO ONE OFTHESE CATEGORIES, DISCUSSES THE SITE OF OB-STRUCTION OR SITE OF SHUNTING OF THE MOSTCOMMON ACYANOTIC LESIONS, THE TYPICAL CHAM-BER OXYGEN SATURATIONS, AND PRESSURES OFTHE COMMON ACYANOTIC DEFECTS. EXPLAINS THETERM 'COMPLIANCE.'50 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD.VANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED. PRODUCED INCOOPERATION WITH THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OFGEORGIA. PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS'COMMON ACYONOTIC LESIONS.'

FROM THE INTRODUCTION TD CONGENITAL HEARTDISEASE SERIES. PT 3.

COMMON CYANOTIC LESIONS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE TWO GENEPAL ANATOMIC FEA.TURES WHICH ARE USUALLY PRESENT IN CYANOTICHEART MALFORMATIONS. DEMONSTRATES THESITES OF COMMUNICATIONS AND OBSTRUCTIONAND THE DIRECTION OF BLOOD FLOW IN THREECOMMON CYANOTIC LESIONS-TETRALOGY OFFALLOT;TRANSPOSITION OF THE GREAT ARTERIES,AND TRICUSPID ATRESIA.40 SLIDES. 1 AUDICCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE An*VANCE SIGNAL. GUIDE INCLUDED. PRODUCED INCCOPERATION WITH THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OFGEORGIA.

FROM THE INTRODUCTION TO CONGENITAL HEARTDISEASE SERIES. PT 4.

COMMON GASTRIC LESIONS

18 MIN, 16A/M FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS A VISUAL DISPLAY OF GASTRIC LESIONS,BOTH IN FIBERSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY AND X-RAYFORM. DOCUMENTS LESIONS OF THE FUNDUS, GAS-TRIC ULCERS, LESIONS OF THE MUCOSA, CARCINO-MAS, LYMPHOMAS, AND POLYPS.

COMMON SAPROPHYPIC FUNGI




DEPICTS THE GROSS IN MICROSCOPIC FEATURESOF 17 SPECIES OF SAPROPHYPIC FUNGI REPRE-SENTING 15 GENERA. INCLUDES THE DIAGNOSTICCHARACTERISTICS OF SPECIES THAT APPEAR ASCONTAMINANTS IN CULTURES.

COMMON SEA, THE (OCEANOGRAPHER Of THE NAVYSPECIAL VERSION)


PRODUCER USN

TITLE AO. 008884/K SALE

SHOWS HISTORICAL AND CURRENT DEVELOP-MENTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW GOVERNING NAVI-GATORS ON THE HIGH SEAS AND THROUGH INTER-NATIONAL STRAITS ALSO SHOWS HOW INTERNA-TIONAL LAW AFFECTS THE NAVY AND ALL WHO USETHE SEAS.

COMMUNICATING FAMILY PLANNING SPEAK, THEYARE LISTENING


PRODUCER USOPOP


SHOWS WAYS MODERN INFORMATION, EDUCATION,AND COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES CAN BE USEDTO BRING ACCEPTORS INTO A FAMILY PLANNINGPROGRAM. DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES RANGINGFROM THE INFORMAL INTERPERSONAL LEVEL TOTHE USE OF SOPHISTOATED MASS MEDIA.TEACHER'S MANUAL AND SELECTED READINGBOOKLET INCLUDED.

FROM THE INTERAATIONAL POPULATIOV PRO-GRAMS SERIES.

COMMUNICATION CENTER PROCEDURE PON CORPSAND LOWER HEADQUARTER% PT 1, OUTGOINGMESSAGES


PROOUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES THE PROPER PROCEDURE FOR HAN-DLING OUTGOING MESSAGES AT AN ARMY COMMU.

140

NICATIONS CENTER. EMPHASIZES THE HANDLINGOF CLASSIFIED MESSAGES AND THE USE OF THEMESSAGE CENTER LOG.


COMMUNICATIONS - TALKING AND LISTENING

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, SAW 1965

PRODUCER USDA


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THINKINGBEFORE SPEAKING. PRESENTS THE DIFFERENCEBETWEEN HEARING AND LISTENINa DISCUSSESTECHNIQUES FOR CONVEYING IDEAS ORALLY ANDLISTENING WITH UNDERSTANDING.

FROM THE SUCCESS IN SUPERVISION SERIES. NO.7.

COMMUNICATIONS WRITING AND READING


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO C05045/RL RENTALDISCUSSES THE IDEAS BASIC TO SIMPLE WRITINGTHAT CAN HELP A SUPERVISOR IMPROVE HIS WRIT.TEN COMMUNICATIONS. CONSIDERS WAYS ANDMEANS TO READ THE LARGE AMOUNTS OF MATERI.AL THAT REACH MOST PEOPLE'S DESKS.

FROM THE SLCCESS IN SUPERVISION SERIES. NO.S.

COMMUNICATIONS CABLE COLOR CODE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO, 005065/RL SAL E

SHOWS HOW TO PAIR CONDUCTING WIRES IN PLAS-TIC INDUSTRIAL CABLE SHEATHS. INTRODUCESSIMPLE BASIC COLOR CODES. EXPLAINS RING ANDTIP COLORS AND THE BLUE-WHITE, ORANGE-WHITE ..BINDER GROUP. IDENTIFIES BINDER GROUPSTRINGS AND MULT1COOED UNITS.

COMMUNICATIONS CABLE SPLICING


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURES FOR MEASUR-ING. CUTTING, STRIPPING, SPLICING. AND SEALINGCOMMUNICATIONS CABLE. POINTS OUT TOOLS ANDMATERIALS USED.

COMMUNICATIONS CASLE X !FAUN*


PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS BUFFING. TAPE WINDING. INSTALLATIONOF WASHERS AND ADAPTORS. APPLICATION OFSEALING COMPOUND. BOLT INSTALLATION. AND AIRPRESSURE TEST. EXPLAINS CORRECT SEQUENCEFOR NUTS AND BOLTS. AND SHOWS HOW TO TESTFOR LEAKS UNDER PRESSURE

COMMUNICATIONS coormece31 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SAW 1986

PRODUCER OSUCIP SPONSOR USOE


DISCUSSES THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF A WIDE-SPREAD COMMUNICATION NETWORK IN MOSTMOCERN SOCIETIES AND THE INADEQUACY OF LAN-GUAGE AS A VEHICLE OF COMMUNICATION.

FROM THE COMMUNICATION THEORY AND THENEW EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERIES.

COMMUNICATIONS REVOLUTION, THE

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD 94w 1966

PRODUCER OSUDP SPONSOR USOE


PRESENTS EDGAR DALE, MARSHALL MCLUHAN, GIL-BERT SELDES, AND I KEITH TYLER IN A DISCUSSIONOF THE IMPACT OF THE INFORMATION EXPLOSIONAND MASS MEDIA ON WESTERN CIVILISATION.RAISER QUESTIONS ABOUT A NEW DISTRIUITIONOF POWER THROUGH A REDISTRIBUTION C.. INFOR-MATION. EMPHASIZES THE INEVITABLE r4EED FORDISCRIMINATION IN TEACHING MEDIA.

FROM THE COMMUNICATION THEORY AND THENEW EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERIES.

Campos!,30 MIN, 161.1M FILM:OPT SD, SAW 1967

PRODUCER USD00 $PONSOR USAF


TRACES THE HISTORY OF COMMUNISM. AND EX-PLAINS ITS OBJECTIVES, STRENGTHS, AND WEAK.

0

NESSES. OUTUNES COMMUNISM'S FIVE MAJOR AS-SUMPTIONS, AND SHOWS HOW HISTORY HAS DIS-PROVED THEM. STUDIES COMMUNIST COUNTRIES'ADVANCES AND FAILURES IN MILITARY STRENGTH,INDUSTRY, EDUCATION, TECHNOLOGY, AND AGRI.CULTURE.

COMMUNIST OLUIPIIIIIT POR CONQUEST

33 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W , 1956

PRODUCER USDOO SPONSOR USAF

TITLE NO 234700URL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE METHOOS AND TECHNIQUES USEDBY THE COMMUNISTS TO SEIZE POWER IN A COUNTRY,

CVARED FOR NONSPONSORED TV. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

COMMUNIST TARGET YOUTH


PRODUCER USDOO


1962

SALE

EXPLAINS TECHNIOUES AND METHODS USED BYCOMMUNISTS TO GAIN AND WIELD CONTROL OVERTHE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE WORLD.


COMMUNIST WEAPON OF ALLURE, TRE

36 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

PRODUCER U8000 SPONSOR USAF

TITLE NO. 001522/RE RENTAL

1956

SALE

EXPLAINS THE METHODS USED BY THE COMMU-NISTS TO GAIN CONVERTS.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED N.

COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE, A

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BAN 1949

PRODUCER USOS


SHOWS THE ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF ACOMMUNITY ADVISORY SERVICE IN BRIDGEPORT,CONNECTICUT AND THE VALUES OF SUCH A SER-VICE TO THE INDIVIDUALS OF THE COMMUNITY.

COMMUNITY FLY CONTROL OPERATIONS

12 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1952

PRODUCER USPHS


EXPLAINS THE STEPS TAKEN IN A FLY CONTROLPROJECT IN A TYPICAL TOWN, INVOLVING GAININGTHE SUPPORT Of THE PEOPLE (EDUCATION), ELIMI-NATING FLY BREEDING PLACES (SANITATION), ANDAPPLYING SPRAY MATERIALS (CHEMICAL CON-TROL).

COMMUNITY PLY COMM-A sum9 16MM FILMS, OPT. SO


TITLE NO. 007124/RL

UROLOGY OF DOMESTIC FLIES

COLLECTION OF ADULT FLIES, TM

COMMUNITY FLY CONTROL OPER-ATKINS

COMMUNITY FLY CONTROL OPER-AT/ONS (SPANISH)

FLY anima. THROUGH BASIC SAM.

SALE

9MIN

6MIN

12MIN

COMPASS SYSTEM, THE


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE FIVE MAJOR ASSEMBLIES OFA SPERRY MARK 14 GYRO COMPASS (SENSITIVE.PHANTOM, SPIDER ELEMENTS, MERCURY BALLISTIC,AND BINNACLE). SHOWS THE OPERATION OF THEFOLLOW.UP AND REPEATER SYSTEMS.

FROM THE GYRO COMPASS SERIES.

COMPLETE DENTURE ESTHETICS - GINGIVAL CON-TOUR


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE METHOD OF CONTOURINGTHE WAX AROUND SELECTED TEETH TO COMPLI.MENT THE OUTLINE FORM AND TO SIMULATE GIN.GIVA APPROPRIATE TO THE AGE AND HEALTH OFTHE PATIENT.

COUPLET. DENTURE ESTHETICS - INCISAL EDGECONTOUR, ANTERIOR TEETH


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW MODIFICATION OF INCISAL EDGES OFBOTH MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR TEETH GIVESLIFE.LIKE APPEARANCE TO ARTIFICIAL DENTURESAND MAKES THE AGE Of TEETH MORE CLOSELYMATCH THE AGE OF THE PATIENT.

COMPLETE DENTURES - ALGINATE IMPRESSIONS


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE FOR NON-PRESSUREFULL DENTURE IMPRESSIONS USING ALGINATE (IR-REVERSIBLE HYDROCC..1.010) IN LOOSE FITTING,PERFORATED BASEPLATE TRAY.PRODUCED BY U $ NAVY, 1951. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1952.

COMPLETE DENTURES - REMOUNT PROCEDURES

19 MIN, IIMM. FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1956

PROOUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES METHODS FOR CORRECTION OF OC-CLUSAL ERRORS THAT HAVE OCCURED IN THEPROCESSING PHASES. OF COMPLETE DENTURE FAB-RICATION. DEMONSTRATES PROCEDURES FOR LAB-ORATORY REMOUNT AND PATIENT REMOUNT.

COMPOSITES - REVIEWING OF TYPES, PULP PROTICTION ETCHING, AND PIN TECHNIQUE...


PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-COMPOSITES - REVIEWING OF nrEs,PULP PROTECTION ETCHING, AND RN TECHNIQUEPLACEMENT AND FINISHING. DISCUSSES VARIOUSCOMPOSITE FILLING MATERIALS. PHOTOMICRO.GRAPHS SHOW THE DESIRABILITY OF PUPAL PRO-TECTION. ADVAN.AGES OF ENAMEL ACID ETCHINGARE PRESENTED. THE USE OF PINS IS SEEN ANDTHE TECHNIOUES Of FINISHING THE RESTORATIONARE DEMONSTRATED.

COMPOSITION AND PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES12MIN OP SILK




DESCRIBES THE COMPOSITION OF BILE AND CON-CENTRATES ON THE ROLE OF BILE SALTS ANDPHOSPHOLIPIDS IN THE SOLUBILIZATION OF CHO-LESTEROL IN BILE.GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 20 FRAMES

FROM THE AOA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION BASIC.

TAT1ON W/DRWN

FLY CONTROL THROUGH SAM SAM-TATION (mow

FLY DENSITY SURVEYS SY THE GRILLMETHOD

SPRAYING 10114/111111T NM PROCE-DURE& PT 1, RESIDUAL SPRAYING 9MIN

SPRAYING EQUIPMENT AND PROM=MT? 1, RESIDUAL SPRAYING

9MIN

GRIN

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, A -WAY

10 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COI.

PRODUCER USNIMH SPONSOR USNMAC


9M1N

THE NEW

1980

SALE

STRESSES THE NEED FOR COMMUNITY MENTALHEALTH CENTERS. DEMONSTRATES HOW THESECENTERS TIE TOGETHER MENTAL HEALTH SER.VICES SUCH Al EMERGENCY CARE, IN.PATIENT ANDOUT-PATIENT CARE, PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION,CONSULTATION, AND EDUCATION. ANIMATED.

1974

Campos/nom Of AN AM RAVE27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PROOLICER USAF


DISCUSSES THE FREQUENCIES IN AN AMPLITUDEMOOULATED WAVE. SHOWS HOW FREQUENCIESARE DETERMINED BY APPLYING AN l'A WAVE TO ASELECTIVE FILTER CIRCUIT.KINESCOPE.

141 1 lo


COMPNEHENSIVE HEALTH PLANNING - PARINERSHIPfOR HEALTH

35 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD COL . 1969

PRODUCER USCHSC


DESCRIBES GRANTS TO STATE AND COMMUNITYLEVEL ORGANIZATIONS IN SUPPORT Of COMPRE-HENSIVE HEALTH PLANNING.

COMMUNION MOLDING, PT 1, PREPARING THECHARGE AND LOADING THE MOLD

11 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, BSW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP THE PRESS. HOW TOWEIGH AND PREHEAT THE CHARGE, AND HOW TOCLEAN. LUBRICATE, AND LOAD THE MOLD.

FROM THE PLASTICS SERIES. NO. 3.

COMMUNION MOLDING, PT 2, MOLDING A SIMPLEPART

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CLOSE AND BREATHE THE MOLD,HOW AND WHEN TO OPEN THE MOLD, HOW TO PRE-VENT PIECES FROM WARPING, AND HOW TO CO-ORDINATE STEPS OF THE MOLDING CYCLE.


COMPUTER ASINITED INSTRUCTION


PRODUCER USOSA


DESCRIBES THE COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUC-TION SYSTEM INSTALLED AND TESTED AT THE U SARMY SIGNAL SCHOOL, FORT MONMOUTH, NJ.SHOWS THE PROCESS BY WHICH LESSON MATERI.ALS ARE PREPARED FOR THE COMPUTER AND MOWSTUDENTS USE THE COMPUTER TERMINAL AS PARTOF THEIR CURRICULUM.

COMPUTER COLOR GENERATIONS


PRODUCER USAEC

7ITLE41.002055/RL SALE

DISCUSSES A TECHNIQUE DEVELOPED AT THE LOSALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY THAT PRODUCESCOLOR FILM FROM THE COMPUTER WITHOUT ANYINCREASE IN COMPUTER TIME OVER AN EQUIV-ALENT BLACK AND WHITE RUN. BECAUSE MORE IN-FORMATION IS POSSIBLE PER FRAME, THE OVER-ALL EXPENSE WILL DROP SIGNIFICANTLY. VARIOUSAREAS OF LA81. RESEARCH. WHICH USE COMPUTERCOLOR FILM OUTPUT, ARE DISCUSSED AND RE-SULTS ILLUSTRATED.

COMPUTER PLUM DYNAMICS

24 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, :.OL 1909

PRODUCER USAEC


DEMONSTRATES USE OF GiANT ELEC ERIC COMPUT-ERS FOR SOLVING FLUID FLOW PROBLEMS PREVIOUSLY IMPRACTICAL TO UNDERTAKE.

COMPUTING TM WEATHER


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE BACKGROUND, METHODOLOGY, ANDPROCESS OF PREPARING NUMERICAL AND OCEAN-OGRAPHIC FORECASTS FOR THE FLEET AS CAR.RIED OUT BY THE NAVAL WEATHER SERVICE ATMONTEREY, CA.

CONCENTRATION AND DILUTION Of URINE

la MIN, 2 X ? SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1976

PROOUCER WSUSM SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS HOW THE STRUCTURE OF THE MAMMALIANKIDNEY ALLOWS MAMMALS TO FORM EITHER AHYPOOSMOTIC, ISO OSMOTIC, OR HYPEROSMOTICURINE. ALSO SHOWS THE STRUC TURES WHICHHELP TO MAINTAIN BODY FLUID CONSTANCY ANDTHE FUNCTIONS LEADING TO ESTABLISHMENT OF ACONCENTRATION GRADIENT. DISCUSSES HOW TI418GRADIENT IS MAINTAINED AND 140W THE ANTIDIU-RETIC HORMONE ACTS TO MODIFY FINAL CONCEN-TRATION AND DETERMINE WHETHER URINE WIL1BE CONCENTRATED OR DILUTE.

WITH AUDIOLE ANO INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.37 SLIDES.

CONCrTS AND CONTROVERSIES IN MOKIRN MEWcon-A sons

I I ishom FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLENO 001125tRL

ANT1COAGIA.AlION MAMMA, THS

CURRENT MODE IN TOO THERAPYFOR NARCOTIC ADOICTION

DIET MO ANTERIOSCLVIC DII-EASE - Alit THEY MLA

INOICATIONS FOR A TNERAPEUTICABORTION

INVOLUNTARY HOSPITALIZATION OfTIM PSYC141ATRIC PATIENT -SHOULD IT ASOUEINEDI

MEDICAL SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNI-TY. THE HOW ARE THEY RELATER

ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES, TWI

PSYCHIATRY AND LAW NOW ARKmar RELATED?, PT i WAIN

SMALLPDX VACCINATION SHOULDOUR POLICY GI CHANGED? W/DIAWN

TRAUMATIC A110. CMEMICAL ASPHYX-IATION, PT 1 EWAN

TRAUMATK AND CHEMICAL AIPHYX-IATI011,FTZ 26MIN

14LE

W/DRWN

vi/ DR W N

W/ORWN

W/DOWN

W/DRWN

W/TAIWN

W/DPWN

CONCEPTS IN SAM NEUROPATHOLOGY


MAXI/CEA USNMAC


DISCUSSES THREE MAJOR MODES OF PATHOGENE-SIS OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION-EARLY AND LATE CELLULAR REACTIONS FOLLOW-ING INJURY TO NERVOUS TISSUE THEIR FUNCTION-AL EFFECTS, AND TISSUE RE1ONSES TO INJURYTHAT LEAD TO FORMATION -CYSTS AND AB-SCESSES.

53 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, _MONO,WITH AUDGILE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED. DEVELOPED BY THE ASSOCI-ATION OF PATHOLOGY CHAIRMEN IN COLLABORA-TION WITH THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISUALCENTER.

FROM THE !MSC PATHOLOGY SERIES.

CONCRETE 11111001 DECK CONSTRUCTION


PROOUCER USFHWA


SHOWS SOME OF THE IMPORTANT STEPS IN THECONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING FORMS, PLACING RE-INFORCING STEEL CHECKING WITH THE FINISHINGMACHINE - pLACING CONCRETE AND CONSOLIDAT-ING, FINISHING, AND CURING THE DECK.

CONFLAGRATION

CONGRESS. THE

31 MN, 16MAI FILM, OFT . Sal:4W 1967

FRODuCER USOOD


OuTLINES THE MIS.YON AND ORGANIZATION OFTHE CCO/GRESS. POINTD OUT HOW 1 le PRESIDENTAHD CONGRESS SHARE RESPONSIBILITY FOR NA-TIONAL DEFENSE.

CONNVTING ENO ADA/STITH* CONTROLS

19 hopi. 16MNI FILM, OPT. SD, BOW 1044

FROOLrER UWE

TITLE NO MOM; REN741 SALE

DESCRIBES HOW INSPECT Aro ADJUST THEELEVATOR AND RI DOE I CONTROL CABLES. LINEUP A TURNSUCK_ FEMME AND REPLACE A DAM-AGED AILERON CONTROL CABLE, AND ADJUST ITFOR PROPER ALLERON TRAVEL

FROM THE AIRCRAFT; *Mr SERIES. AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE.

comacrolo UNK9 Mk 16MM FILM OPT. SD. COL 1975

pRODuCER USDA

TITLE No. 007997/II_ 14LE

EXPLAINS HOW THE BEEF CA ,'1.1iS DATA SERVICECATTLE PROXUCERS FEEOERS OS-AIN

44FONMATION ON THE OUALITv YWLD CHAPAe.. !CR-ISMS THAT DETERMIK: THE VALUE OF THL CAR-CASS,

CONSERVATION LAWS IN 2114041

is MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT . SD, COL 1974

PROOWER USNASA

nttE No. 0010014/RL SALE

PRESENTS OWEN K GARRiOTT, SKYLAB ON 90AR)SCIENTIST, DEMON:,TRATING ANGULAR +ADMEN.TUM. DEpiCTS ASTRONAUTS SPINNING ANO ROY AT-

ING IN SPACE. AN ICE SKATER SPINNING, A cATDROPPED WITH ZERO ANGULAR MOMEHIUM LAIAGING ON ITS FEET, AND A 1400EL OF TIE EAPLOREH

SATELUTE.

FROM THE SKYLAB SCIENCE DEMONSMITIONSSERIES.

CONSERVATION VISTAS

S MIN, 1641M FILM, ONT. SD, COL 1060

FRODuCER USDA


PRESENTS CLASSROOM AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIESTHAT ADO INTEREST TO THE TEACHING OF CON-SERVATION. TEACHERS ARE INTRODUCED TO AWOE VARIETY OF CONSERVATMON EXPERIENCES-FROM THOSE FOUND IN THEIR EVERYDAY ENVI-RONMENT TO THE MORE AMBITIOUS PROGRAMS OFSCHOOL FORESTS AND SCHOOL CONSERVATIONCAMPS.

CONSERVING ENERGY THROUGH APPUANCEPIG


PRODUCER USNBS

29 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1915 TITLENO. 009626/RL SALE

PRODUCER USDCPA


PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE 1973 FIRE IN CHEL-SEA, MA. SHOWS HOW THE HEROIC EFFORTS OF700 FIREMEN FROM so SURROUNDING COMMUNI-TIES JOINED THE FIRE FIGHTERS AT CHELSEA IN ACENTURY OLD TRADITION OF MUTUAL ASSISTANCE.TOGETHER THEY BATTLED 40-MILE-PER-HOURWINDS AND A FIRESTORM THAT DESTROYED ONE-QUARTER OF THE CITY OF CHELSEA BEFORE BEINGBROUGHT UNDER CONTROL.


CONFRONTATION A NURSE MD AR ADDICT

MIN, 16MM FILM OPT. SO, COL 1971

pRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO. 002066URI RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE CONFLICT THAT ARISES BE-TWEEN A WHITE MIDOLF CLASS NURSE AND ADRUG ADOICT FROM THE GHETTO. SHOWS HOWTHE NURSE, WHO ONCE THOUGHT OF HERSELF ASA LIBERAL, IS DRASTICALLY CHANGED AFTER AFEW WEEKS. SEEKS TO EXPLORE THE DYNAMICSOF THIS RELATIONSHIP AND POSES SOME KEYOUESTIONS REGARDiNG THE PROFESSIONAL'S AP-PROACH TOWARD THE DRUG USER.

FROM THE PROFESSIONAL DRUG FILMS SERIES.

$OLD ONLY AS A PART OF THE SERIES.

EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE AND GOALS OF 'ME LA-BELING PROGRAM WHICH WAS BEGUN IN 1973, EX-PLAINS HOW THE INFORMATION CR THE LABELSCAN HELP A CONSUMER BUY ;HE MOST EFFICIENTMOOEL FOR HIS OR HER NEEDS AND SAVE ENERGYAND MONEY IN THE PROCESS. GIVES A LOOK ATROOM AIR CONDITIONER ENERGY GUIDE LABELS.GUIDE INCLUDED. 50 SLIDES.

CONSTRUCTING A FARM POND

76 FR, 35A1M FILMSTRIP, SILENT, B&W 1949

FRoouC ER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FARMPOND AS EXPLAINED BY THE COUNTy AGENT ANDCOUNTY SANITARIAN.

CONSTRUCTING A TYPICAL HOUSEHOLD SYSTEM


PRODUCER USPHS SPCWSORUSNMAC

TITLE NO. 0003116/R1w SALE

EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURES IN-VOLVED IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCEOF A SEPTIC TANK AND SUBSURFACE DISPOSALSYSTEM, INCLUDING SITE If$SPECTION AND LAYOUT,INSTALLATION OF THE sErroc TANK, CONSTRUCT-ING THE TILE DRAINAGE FIELD, SANITARY INSPEC-TION; AND YEARLY MAINTENANCE. USER SHOULDSUPPLEMENT FILM WITH CURRENT DATA.

1 42

CONSTRUCTING INK OCCLUSAL %PLATE, AR-RANGEMENT Of TEETH LAMIRATORY INIOCEDuna

,I2 mIN, 16M/4 FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRCOUCER LiCVA

TITLE NU 22 1101/RI SALE

SHowS COMPLETION OF HTE OCCLUSAL PATHRECORD AND CONSTRUCTION e..IF AN OCCLUDINGTEMPLATE THAT INCORPORATES ALL EXCESSIVEMOVEMENTS AND STATIC POSinONS. DEMON-X: RATES ADJUSTING REPLACEMENT TEETH TO THEOPPOSING OCCLUSION IN HARMOte W;TH EXISTINGDENTITION AND THE COMPOMENTS 1:or CMLUSION.

PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED 71-IIS AS'CLASP TqPC rLINICAL AND :.A3ORAPIRY PIVOCEDURES CCOl'IliCTING THE CCCI LISAt 'TEM-PLATE, AFIRANGEMEdT OF TEETH LAGORATORYPROCEDURE.'

FROM THE REAMWOLE PAO! A: DENTURES CLASPrrpf: CLINIC.4, AND LADra 4 i'ORYSERIES.

CONITTRUMIUN OF A FiVIIUNIT WM/ POWTIOPREPAMATIOIE now .'ilvalar,

9 MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PMOOLCER USVA

TITLE NO. 2413111.NAL

IPSO

SALE

PAL TITLE-CONSTRUCTION OF 4 FIVE-UNIT87NOGIE PONIIC PREPAR4 WV, MIME ASSEMBLY,AND CEMENTATION. DEWINSTRATES FINALIZATIONOF THE FIVE.UNIT LIRIOGE ANO INCLUDES ADAPTATION OF THE PONTIC :IMAMS, BRIDGE ASSEMOILY.OCkLUSAL ADJUSTMENT AND CEMENTATION.

CONSTNUCTION Of AM IMMORAL LOW STATIoN

29 MIN, HAIM FILM, OPT. $O, COL 1003

PRODUCE:9 USCG

77TLE NO .;4440S,AL SALE

DOCUMENTS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW TYPEOF OFFSHORL IGHT STATION WHICH SUPPLANTSCOAST GUARD LIGHTSHIPS. SHOWS MOVEMENT OFPARTS FROM SHIPYARD TO THE TOWER SITE ANDERECTION IDE piE STEEL TOWER.

IIVISD FOR TV.

0:04iiiriuCTIO95 OF DIESEL INS NES, TIOS

17 MIN, 15MM FILAI, OPT. SO, SOW

PROWCER USN


toms IHE GENERAL STRUCTUNi OF SEyEALTYPES OF DIESEL ENGINES AND TIC DIFFERENTFRAME TYPES .CYUNOER PARTS PISTONS PISTON.RINGS,CONNiCTING ASSEmBuKS.SHA_LFTS HAR-ING& cAmSHAFTS, AND ROCKER ASSEM9Utd.

PROUUCED BY U S 14AvT, 1942. RELEASED By U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1944.

CONSTRUCTION Of FIVE UNIT GRIM, PT 1, MATT-ELM PREPARATION

is MIN, isMm FILM. OPT. SD, COO.

PROOUCER USVA

7ITLE NO. 001536/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE INSTRUMENTATION FOR PANTIAL VENEER CROWNS ON THREE ABUTMENTTEETH.

CONSTRUCTION OF FIVE UNIT IMIOCIE, PT a, TINPORANT MOW IMPRESSIOMIL.

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COI.

PROOUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-CONSTRUCTION_OF ENE UNIT ORICKiE,PT TEMPORARY MIDGE IMPRESSIONS( CCIN-STRUCTION OF MASTER CAS.T. SHOWS HOW A TEM.

.PORARY BRIDGE OF SELFPOLYMERIZING MATERIALIS MADE. DEMONSTRATES THE MET14000LOGY FoRMAKING IMERESSIONS IN MERCAPTON RUEIBER ANDSHOWS THE LABORATORY PROCEDURES FOR PRODUCING A MASTER CAST WITH REMOVANLE DIES.

CONSTRUCTION OP FIVE uNIT WOOL PT E, WAx UPOF BRIDGE USING A CONE TIIItAIE TO-

12 MIN, ilIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1909

PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-CONSTRUCTION r,F FIVE EMIT SRIDGE.PT 3, WAX-UP OF ORME 1. 4 3 A CONE TEcri-MOUE TO DEVELOP A IMA,..0-7US OCCLUSALPATTERN. DEMONSTRATES THE WAXING PLANESOF BRIDGE CA:INSTRUCTION.

CONSTRUCTION OF IMPNISSION TRAYS FOS EDEN.TULOUS PATIENTS

12 MIN, 18A4M FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1976

PRODUCER USVADT


DESCRIBES THE PROCEDURES NECESSARY TOWNSTRUCT IMPRESS/ON TRAYS USING ACTIVATEDACRYLIC RESIN. ALSO SHOWS THE STEPS FROMBLOCKING OUT UNDERCUTS, 'HROUGH MIXING ANDPREPAAING THE TRAY MA1 ERIAL, TO FINISHINGTME PERIPHERY.

CONSTRUCTION Of SPACED IMPRESSION TRAYS FOREDENTULOUS PATIENTS


PRODUCER USVADT

ma No 001106/FIL SALE

SHOWS THE METHODOLOGY OF CONSTRUCTING IM-PRESSION TRAYS IN ACTIVATED ACRYLIC RESIN,AND DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF RELIEF OR SPAC.ING IN THE COMPLETED TRAY. DESCRIBES TWOWAYS OF PROVIDING THE SPACING REQUIRED WITHWAX SHEETS AND USING MELTED WM. ALSO DE-PICTS SEVERAL MODIFICATIONS THAT CAN BE IN-CORPORATED INTO TRAY CONSTRUCTION TO FITVARIOUS IMPRESSION PROCEDURES.

CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAININGCOORS(

4552 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT, COL

PROGXERUSOSHA

TITLE NO. 002057VAL SALE

ANALY2ES ALL TilASES OF CONSTRUCTION SAFETYFROM TME PLANNING OF THE JOB TO ITS COMPLE-TION. OBSERVES DANGERS ASSOCIATED WITH MA.TERIALMANDLING LOADERS, BULLDOZERS,TRUCKS, ARC AND GAS WELDING EQUIPMENT, CUT-TING EQUIPMENT, AND FLAMMABLE FUELS AND LIQ-UIDS. DEPICTS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT,KANOTOOLS, ANO ACCESSORIES FOR MAJORPOWERED EQUIPMENT.INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED.

1976

1973

CONSTRUCTION THE OCCLUSAL TEMPLATE AR-RANGEMENT OP MTN LABORATORY TECH-NIQUE


PRODUCER USVA


EXPLAINS 140W AN OCCLUDING TEMPLATE INCOR-PORATING ALL THE EXCESSIVE MOVEMENTS ANDSTATIC POSITIONS IS CONSTRUCTED FOR A SIMPLEHINGE TYPE ARTICULAR WHEN THE OCCLUSALPATH RECORD HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY COM-PLETED. SHOWS MOW TME REPLACEMENT TEETHARE ADJUSTED AND PROPRLY FITTED TO THE OP-POSING OCCLUSION IN HARMONY WITM EXISTINGDENTAT1ON AND TME COMPONENTS OF OCCLU-SION.

1906

CONSIt 4ATION-A SERIES


PRODUCERUSIIRH

- 1974


DISCUSSES FEDERAL STANDARDS PROMULJATED..! BY THE BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH, _FOOD,

AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, FOR TME CONTROLOF RAE- "ON FPIOM ELECTRONICS IN TME NOMEAND MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY,PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS AT THE MeDICAL CENTER. PREVIOUSLYTMIS HAS BEEN USTED AS 'CONSULTATION '73 TVSERIES.'

IMIICTRONICS IN THE NOME

XRAYS MOW SAFI

CLEARED FOR TV.

CONTACT AMIN13 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE ND 241505/RL

20MIN

26MIN

1966

SACE

SNOWS MARINE PATROL ACTION IN VIETNAM.SHOWS LAND ANO RIVER PATROLS AND A SUC-CESSFUL ATTACh ON A VIET CONG VILLAGE. EN-PHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF PATROL ACTION INMAINTAINING CONTACT WITH AN ELUSIVE ENEMY.

CONTACT THAT :ILLS


PRODUCER USMESA

TITLE ho. 003561/FIL SALE

CONSIDERS TME CAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN CON-CERNING THE USE OF UNDERGROUND COALMINING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. STRESSES TMEIMPORTANCE OF AUTHORIZING ONLY QUALIFIEDMEN TO HANOLE TME MINE'S ELECTRICAL MAINTE-NANCE PNOGRAM.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.DIOVISUALS U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.MINING ENFOrISEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

CONTAINER OPERATION, THE

20 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETIE.COL- 1976

PRODUCER USOSHA


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECFQSARY TO RECCGNIZE SAFETY ANDHEALTH HKI.ANDS IN THE 'WORKPLACE AND TOPROMOTE WORK PRACTICES THAT WILL HELP TO

-PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS AS RELATEDTO THE CONTAINER OPERATION IN THE . LONG-SHORE INDUSTRY.113 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, .2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

FROM THE LONOSHORE SAFETY AND HEALTHSERIES.

CONTAINER STRADDLE TRUCK OPERATOR, THE

30 MIN, 2112 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PRODUCER USOSHA


DEALS WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWLEDGE NECES-SARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACEAND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THAT WILL HELPPPEVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RELATED TOTHE CONTAINER STRADDLE TRUCK OPERATOR INTHE LONGSHORE INOUSTRY.78 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED:


CONTEMPORARY CAMBODIAN THE,SOCIAL INSTITU-TIONS


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004648/AL

TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

CONTINUITY Of REHABILITATION SERVICES

10 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT, SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USSRS

nne No. 242060/AL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS THE REHABILITATION ROLE OF AN INSUR-ANCE COMPANY IN NEWARK, NJ.

CONTOUR FACE MILLING


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE/V. 242175/AL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO SET UP THE JOB, ALIGN WORK-PIECE SQUARE WITH SPINDLE, AND MAKE A ROUGH-FACING CUT AND A FINISH -FACING CUT.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.1978 ATIONS ON THE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL, NO. 3.

1945 I

CONTEMPORARY CAIMIOCIAN INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 004463/ALTEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

CONTEMPORARY CAMOODIAN - INTRODUCTION (SAM-PLER)


INVOUCER USFSI

TITLE/40. 004518/AL SALETEXT INCLI DEO.

CONTEMPORARY CAMBODIAN - POUTICAL INSTITU-TIONS (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE/V. 004630/ALTEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

CONTEMPORARY CAMOODIAN POLITICAL INSTITU-TIONS

15 AUDIOCAMETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004624/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

CONTEMPORARY CAMSODIAN THE INSTITUTIONS(SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE No. 004647/RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

CONTEMPORARY CAMSOCIIAN THE LAND AND THEECONOMY (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


CONTEMPORARY CAMSOOIAN THE LAND AND THEECONOMY


PRODUCER USFSI


143

CONTOURED AMALGAM - MATRIX, WEDIMINO METHODS, CARVING, AND

9 MIN, 16MM FILM, 0"T. SD, COL

PRODUCER UV/A

TITLE NO. U05371/ AL

DOIZA14-0

1973

SALE

DESCRIBES 'HOW NEWLY DESIGNED, ANATOMICAL-LY CONTOURED MATRIX BANOS ARE USED IN FILL-ING A CLASS TWO CAVITY. SHOWS A VARIETY OFWEDGES TO SECURE INTERPROXIMAL ADAPTATIONOF THE BAND. ALSO smows CONDENSING, CARV-ING, AND POLISHING THE AMALGAM RESTORATION.

CONTRACT NEGOTIATION TECHNIQUES


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES BOTM CORRECT AND :74CJRRECTTECHNIQUES FOR CONDUCTING CONTRACT NEGO-TIATIONS WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF INDUSTRY.STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PROCURE-MENT TEAM'S NEED FOR ADVANCE STUDY MIDDATA.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE,ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

CONTROL BLEEDING THE SECOND FUNDAMENTAL


PRODUCER USMESA

TITLE NO. 0:4129/AL SALE

stows HOVI TO RECOGNIZE THE TAREE TYPES OFBLEEDING . ARTERIAL, VENOUS, AND CAPILLARYAND HOW TO TREAT EACH TYPE. EXPLA/NS THEHUMAN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM IN ANIMATION. DEM-ONSTRATES TREATMENT FOR PHYSICAL SHOCK,AND STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF IMMEDIATELY,SUMMONING MEDICAL AID,


RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUAL% U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, OW FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEk OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER smouLp SEND HIS ORDER TO TMENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

CONTROL OF MC HEART, PT I, CARDIAC OUTFUT


PRODUCER WSUSM SPONSOR USNMAC


TEACHES STUDENTS HOW TO CALCULATE CARDIACOUTPUT AND STROKE WORK. DISCUSSES HOW TOIDENTIFY FACTORS THAT INCREASE TME END-DIA-STOLIC VOLUME OF THE HEART. DESCRIBES RE-SPONSES OF THE HEART TO AN INCREASE OR DE-CREASE IN END-DIASTOLIC VOLUME, TME SYMP-TOMS OF HEART FAILUR% AND THE FACTORSMODIFYING CARDIAC PERFORMANCE.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS,23 SLIDES. BOOKLET INCLUDED.

CONTROL Of THE HURT, PT I, AUTOREGULATIONAND THE CARDIAC ENVIRONMENT




TEACHES STUDENTS HOW TO CALCULATE THE TEN.SION EXERTED ON THE WALL OF A SPHERE. DIS.CUSSES HOW TO IDENTIFY FACTORS THAT AFFECTSTROKE VOLUME AND BLOOD VOLUME. DESCRIBESRESPONSES OF HEART IN DECOMPENSATION TO ANINCREASE OR DECREASE IN VENOUS RETURN ANDEXERCISE, AND RECOGNIZES CONTRASTING WAYSIN WHICH CA AND K AFFECT THE HEART.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.29 SLIDES. BOOKLET INCLUDED.

CONTROL Of THE MART, PT 3, EXTRINSIC CONTROLOF ma Hum.

le MIN. 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1975

PRODUCER WSUSIA SPONSOR USNM AC


TEACHES STUDENTS HOW TO CALCULATE DP/DT.DESCRIBES THE ROLE OF-ARTERIAL BARORECEP.TORS IN REGULATING THE AUT'.,NOMIC NERVOUSSYSTEM . THE AUTONOMIC NEURONS IN REGULAT-ING THE HEART AND ARTERIOLES . THE HEART ANDARTERIOLES IN REGULATING ARTERIAL BLOODPRESSURE AND EPINEPHRINE AND NOREPINEPH.RINE IN CONTROLLING THE HEART AND ARTER-IOLES.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.29 SLIDES. BOOKLET INCLUDED. 4

CONTROL TRANSFORMER


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE Ma 242700/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE 'OF A CONTROL TRANS-FORMER AND THE ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT. DIS-CUSSES AND SHOWS GRAPHICALLY THE PHYSICALAND ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS. EXPLAINSTRANSFORNIER ACTION, AND DEFINES AND SHOWSTHE POSITION OF ELECTRICAL ZERO.

KINESCOPE.

CONTROLLED PNOTOSYNTHESIS


PRODUCER USAEC

1971

mu- NO. 000476/RL SALE

POINTS OUT THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PHOTOSYNTHE.SIS AS AN IMPORTANT CHEMICAL REACTION. DE-SCRIBES THE INJECTION OF RADIOACTIVE CARBON-14 INTO THE PLANT, AND TELLS HOW THIS TRACERTECHNIQUE IS USED TO DETERMINE THE SERIES OFCHEMICAL COMPOUNDS THE PLANT MAKES BEFOREPRODUCING SUGARS DISCUSSES SOME CURRENTRESEARCH ON ENZYME REACTIONS IN PLANTS.

CONTROLLER-COMPUTER PARTNERSHIP, THE


PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE MD 242760/RL

1969

SALE

SHOWS HOW AMERICAN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYIS APPLIED TO THE HEART OF THE AVIATIONSYSTEM, PERMITTING CONTROLLERS TO SPENDTHEIR TIME MAKING VITAL FUGHT DECISIONS. EX-PLAINS THE EMERGENCE OF A SEMI-AUTOMATEDAIR TRAFFIC CONTROL ENVIRONMENT IN WHICHROUTINE CLERICAL CHORES ARE DONE BY COM-PUTER.

CONTROLLING RECORDS FIRES WITH HIGH WAN.SION FOAM

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. S13, COL 1966

PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES HIGH-EXPANSION FOAM AND ITS CHAR-ACTERISTICS AS A FIRE-FIGHTING AGENT, PARTICU-LARLY WITH RESPECT TO FIRES INVOLVING PAPERAND PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDS IN TYPICAL OPENFILE STORAGE.

CONTROLS TRAINING

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. D. COL

PRODUCER USOE

1114 NO 006096/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES ACTUAL PROCEDURES USED BY THEOCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST IN TRAINING A NEW BI-LATERAL UPPER EXTREMITY AMPUTEE IN THE ME-CHANICS Of LEARNING TO CONTROL HIS PROSTHE-

CONVERSATION WITH A CONSERVATIONINT

26 MIN, 1 6MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USDAVA


SHOWS SCENES OF THE WILDLIFE IN THE EVER.GLADES. PKSENTS TPE INDUSTRIALIST AND CON.SERVATIONIST NAMED FRANK MASLAND'S VIEWSON THE DELICATE BALA r'r NATURE AND MAN'SMISUSE OF HIS Et IIRONME

COPLAND PORTRAIT

1970 21i MIN. 16MM FILM, SU, COL

PRODUCER USIA


OFFERS AMER COPLAND'S INSIGHTS AND REFLEC-TIONS ON AMERICAN MUSICAL HISTORY ILLUS-TRATES HIS ACHIEVEMENT IN WRITING SYMPHONICMUSIC


CONVERSATIe 11TH U KoPN . 'SIERT, A

38 MIN, 16MM FILM, OK SC . %/ 1976

PRooticER AHOA SPONSOR USHRAC


PRESENTS DR M KING HUBBERT WHO IS A SCHOLAR AND FEDERAL AUTHORITY ON FUEL ANDENERGY, EXPLAINING THE LIMITS OF OUR FOSSILFUEL SUPPLY AND THE IMPACT OF COMINGENERGY PROBLEMS ON HEALTH CARE INSTITU-TIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

CONVEYOR MELTS - SE CAREFUL

15 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. -.;OL 1969

PRODUCER USBM

l'ITLE NO. 003560/RL SALE

FIVE OF THE MOST COMMON ACCIDENTS THAT CANOCCUR AROUNEkBELT CONVEYORS IN THE MINER-AL INDUSTRY ARE VISUALLY .DEPICTED RECOM-MENDATIONS FOR THEIR PREVENTION ARE OUT-LINED AND THE NEED FOR SAFE MINING EQUIP-MENT AND FACILITIES IS STRESSED.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF. OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, MOFORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED.THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO TOENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE,MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

COOKS AND CHEFS


PRODUCER USOLMP

mu- No 243340/RL SALE

SHOWS THE VARIETY OF JOBS AND DUTIES THATMANY PEOPLE DO NOT REALIZE EXIST IN THISFIELD. SHOWS MANPOWER. DEVELQ AENT TRAIN-ING ACT TRAINED SHORT-ORDER COOK ON HISFIRST MOVE UP THE CAREER LADDER. DEFINESCAREER AND FINANCIAL POTENTIAL OF THE FIELD

FROM THE CAREER .108 OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.e.

CLEARED FOR TY. RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GROUPS.

COOLING SYSTEM AND FUEL SYSTEM, THE

22 MIN. tiNAM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1045

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO CHECK FOR LEAKS IN THECOOLING SYSTEM AND CHECK THE FAN ANDWATER PUMP. DESCRIBES MECHANICAL OPERATIONOF THE CARBURETOR, FILTERS AND VENTS. FUELPUMP, AND LEAKAGE IN THE FUEL SYSTEM.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MAINTE.NANCE SERIES.

COPING THE NEW HAVEN STORY

31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL t97t

PRODUCER USNIMH


DESCRIBES DIFFERENT DRUG TREATMENT AND RE-HABILITATION FACILITIES THAT HAVE BEEN DEVEL-OPED IN NEW HAVEN, CT.

COPING WITH MENSTRUATION (REV)

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1975

PRODUCER FVSEIM SPONSOR USNCEM


PRESENTS BASIC MENSTRUATION FACTS AND HY-GIENE SKILLS TO EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDEDGIRLS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 9 AND 20INCLUDES 29 2X2 SLIDES, COLOR, WITH I ACCOM-PANYING 14 MIN AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS 3 ADDITIONALAUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO AND I IN-STRUCTOR'S MANUAL CONTAINING SCRIPTS AND 21TRANSPARENCY MASTERS. PRODUCED BY FOXVALLEY SPECIAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL MA-TERIALS CENTER, OSHKOSH. WI, 1974. REVISED ANDREISSUED BY NATIONAL CENTER ON EDUCATIONALMEDIA AND MATERIALS FOR THE HANDICAPPED.1975.

144

1975

COPPERSMITH, THE FLARING AND REDUCING


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO FLARE AND REDUCE SMALL ANDLARGE TUBING. AND TECHNIOUES OF ANNEALING,BUMPING, CLEANING. AND FINISHINGPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1042. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 194$

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES

CORPSMAN

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL ION

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE ROLE OF NAVAL MEDICAL PERSONNELIN yIETNAM.


CORRECTABLE WAX IMPRESSIONS

14 MIN, 16MM FILO, OPT. SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USVA


PRESENTS A DISCUSSION ABOUT THE DISTAL EX-TENSiON REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURE, FOCUS-ING ON STRESS CONTROL AS A MEANS OF MAIN-TAINING ORAL HEALTH SHOWS HOW THIS DISTRI-BUTION OVER THE EDENTULOUS RIDGES CAN BEACHIEVED THROUGH SECONDARY IMPRESSIONS OFTHESE AREAS WITH FLUID WAX.

CORRECTION Of UNILATERAL PROGNATHISM Y OB-LIQUE OSTEOTOMY OF THE MARDIOULARIMMIX

10 MIN, 11:11AM FILM. T. S13. COL 1969

PRODUCER USA

TITLE AO 007033/RI SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE OSTEOTOMY AS PERFORMEDON A 23-YEAR:OLD FEMALE.

RECOMMENDtD FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY

COTTON - FISER WITH A FUTURE

14 MIN, IINAM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1959

PRODUCER USDA


TELLS THE STORY OF MODERN GROWING, HAR.VESTING, GINNING, AND PROCESSING COTTON. DE-SCRIBES THE ADVANCES WHICH SCIENTIFIC RE-SEARCH HAS MADE IN THE AREA,

RESTRICTION. PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTKA PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON. DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN,OSTAINED,

.THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

COTTON WAREHOUSING


PRODUCER USDA


ILLUSTRATES NEW LABOR-SAVING AND MONEY-SAVING TYPES OF EQUIPMENT USED TO HANDLECOTTER -.ALES IN WAREHOUSING OPERATIONS--LOADINL, ID UNLOADING TRUCKS AND RAIL CARS

MOVINC ITO AND OUT OF WAREHOUSES ANDWEIGHING AND STACKING. SHOWS EQUIPMENTBEST SUITED FOR HANDLING FROM 2 TO 20 BALES.

COUNSELING A CRITICAL INCIDENT

MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USNIMH


PRESENTS A PASTORAL COUNSELOR CONFRONTEDBY A DISTRAUGHT MOTHER J./HO HAS DISCOVEREDTHAT HER CHILD SMOKES MARIHUANA POSESQUESTIONS CONCERNING THE COUNSELOR'S PER.

SONAL POSITION ON A PARTICULAR CASE AND ONTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COUNSELOR'SVIEWS ON RELIGION, POPULAR OPINION, PUBLICLAWS, AND THE TREATMENT OF OTHERS.

FROM THE PROFESSIONAL DRUG FILMS SERIES

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY

COUNSELOR, TIN

15 MIN, IIIMM FILM. OPT SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USQLMP


LOOKS AT THE WORKDAY OF A NEIGHBORHOODYOUTH CORPS COUNSELOR. SHOWS MEETINGSWITH A TRAINEE AT THE OFFICE, IN HIS HOME, ANDON THE JOG. SHOWS HOW THE COUNSELOR BUILDSA RELATIONSHIP OF TRUST, UNDERSTANDING. ANDMUTUAL CARE THAT HELPS THE YOUTH DEVELOPSELF.RESPECT AND MATURITY. .


CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 08:SOLETE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

COUNTERSINKING, COUNTIRSORING, AND SPOTFAC-


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO DRILL HOLES IN STEEL AND CASTIRON, COUNTERSINK HOLES IN STEEL, COUNTER.BORE HOLES IN CAST IRON, AND SPOTFACE HOLESIN CAST IRON

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE DRILL PRESS, VERTICAL DRILL, NO.2.

COUKTINO WHAT COUKTS WORK COUKTS

10 MIN. 1INAM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES THROUGH ANIMATION THE MEANING,TECHNIQUES. AND USES OF WORK COUNT AS ASCORING SYSTEM FOR THE SUPERVISOR'S EVALUA-TION OF HIS EMPLOYEES.


COUNTING WHOLE BODY RADIOACTIVITY


PuuJUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 001541/Ri. SAL E

OUTLINES THE PROGRAM OF USE OF THE OONNERLABORATORY WHOLE BODY COUNTER. AN INSTRU-MENT DEVELOPED TO MEASURE LEVELS OF RADIO.ACTIVITY WITHIN THE HUMAN BODY. GIVES SPECIALREFERENCE TO STUDIES CONCERNED WITH THEIRON .METABOLISM OF RED BLOOD CELLS ANDWITH CALCIUM TURNOVER IN VARIOUS DISEASE.

COVERING HOT AND COLO PIPES


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES MATERIALS USED TO INSULATE HOTONO COLD PIPES. EXPLAINS HOW TO INSULATESTRAIGHT PIPE AND HOW TO COVER COUPLING,SEND, ELBOW, VALVE, AND FLANGE.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PIPE IN-SULATION. NO.19.

CRADLE OF FORESTRY


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE ND 005040/RL

1969

SALE

DESCRIBES THE INTRODUCTION OF PROFESSIONALFORESTRY INTO THE U BY ALVIN SCHENK ANDGIFFORD PINCHOT ON THE VANDERBILT ESTATE INNORTH CAROLINA, RENAMED THE PISGAH NATION.AL FOREST.

CRANE OPERATIONS rLoAr000 CRAKES

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, B&W 1955

PRODUCER USN

/ITLEM2 2481551RL SAL E

GIVES BASIC RULES FOR OPERATING THE FLOAT.ING CRANE EFFICIENTLY. SHOWS PROPER POSITIONING AND TIEING. SECURING THE LOAD TO THEHOOK, PROPER METHODS IN HOISTING HEAVYLOADS. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, ROTATING PROB.LEMS. '.ANDING THE LOADS, AND OPERATING THECRANES BY USING COMBINED OPERATIONS.

CRANE OPERATIONS - SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

14 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W .95F

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS PROCEDURES AND RULES TO% BE ED,.-LOWED IN THE SAFE OPERATION OF MOBILECRANES.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN 14IE SPONSORING AGENCY.

CRANE OPERATOR, THE

13 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,G01. 1976

PRODUCER USOSHA

TIT! E NO. 0064195/RL SALE

DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMO It PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE-LATED TO THE CRANE OPERATOR IN THE LONG.SHORE INDUSTRY.OS SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED.

FROM THE LONOSHORE SAFETY AND ilEALTHSERIES,

CREW BOSS

117 2 X 2 SLIDES. SILENT. COL

PRODUCER USNWCG

1977


INCLUDES ALL LESSON PLANS, TESTS, STUDENT EX.ERCISES, VISUAL AIDS NEEDED TO CONDUCT A

'COURSE IN SUPERVISORY FIRE FIGHTING. SHOWSSKILLS OF SUPERVISING FIRE FIGHTER ORGANIZA.TION AND THE ROLE OF THE CREW BOSS IN WILD.FIRE SUPPRESSION.LOOSELEAF INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE AND B 40.PAGESTUDENT WORKBOOKS INCLUDED.

CREW WU - INSTRUCTOR VERSION

117 2 X 2 SLIDES. SILENT, COL 1977

PRODUCER USNWCG

TITLE IVO. 0015311RL SALE

INCLUDES Al L LESSON PLANS, TESTS. STUDENT EX-ERCISES, AND VISUAL AIDS NEEDED TO CONDUCT ACOURSE IN SUPERVISORY FIRE FIGHTING. SHOWSSKILLS OF SUPERVISING FIRE FIGHTER ORGANIZA-TION AND THE ROLE OF THE CREW BOSS IN WILD.FIRE SUPPRESSION. LOOSELEAF INSTRUCTOR'SGUIDE INCLUDED.

CRITERION 011JECTIVES - KEY TO SUCCESS

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO:-COL 1912

PRODUCER USAF


ANALYZES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CRITERION 011.JECTIVE. DEFINES ITS THREE ESSENTIAL CHARAC-TERISTICS-STATEMENTS OF PERFORMANCE, CON.DITIONS, AND STANDARDS. RELATES CF. !TRIONOBJECTIVES TO INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEM IX /E1.0P-MENT AND TO AIR FORCE TRAINING AND EDUCA.TION.

CRITERION-REFERENCED Tanta

20 MIN. 16MM FILM. OFT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES CRITERION-REFERENCED TESTI' 1 ANDSHOWS CONTRAST TO NORM.REFERENCED TEST.ING. THE IMPLICATIONS OF TESTING AGAINST ANACHIEVEMENT OBJECTIVE RATHER THAN A NORMIS EXPLORED. EXPLAINS HOW CRT BENEFITS THE US AIR FORCE.

CROSSING STEAM VESSELS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS WHISTLE SIGNALS AND RULES FORCROSSING IN INTERNATIONAL AND INLANDWRIERS.

F',OM THE RULES OF THE NAUTICAL ROAD SERIES.


a public serviceof your government

145

CROSSOVER


PRODUCER USAF SPONSOR USNCEM


SHOWS THE THUNDERBIRDS OFF ON A GOODWILLTOUR OF SOUTH AMERICA TO THRILL THOUSANDSWITH SPECTACULAR AERIAL DEMONSTRATIONS.STIMULATES CLASSROOM DISCUSSION ON MORALCRISES AND DILEMMAS.


CROSSWIND TECHNIQUE FOR A CONVENTIONALGEARED FIXED WING AIRCRAFT


PRODUCER USA

TITLE IVO. 001542/RL SAL E

EXPLAINS THE AERODYNAMIC PRINCIPLES IN-VOLVED IN CONVENTIONAL GEARED FIXED-WINGAIRCRAFT IN CROSSWIND.

CRUTCH AND CANE MUNE KENT

6 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, GOL 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC .


SHOWS THE PROPER METHOD OF MEASURING APATIENT FOR AXILLARY CRUTCHES, LOFSTANDCRUTCHES, OR A CANE.

CRUTCH BALANCING FOR THE PARAPLEGIC PATIENT

1 1 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO, COL 1986


TITLE tIO. 251275/ RL SAL E

SHOWS CRUTCH MOVEMENTS. WEIGHT SHIFTING.AND BODY BALANCE USING TRIPOD SUPPORT

CRY FOR HILP,.THE


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMA:


A TRAINING FILM FOR POLICE OFFICERS AND LAWENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, DESIGNED 10 DEVELOPA FEELING OF CONCERN AND UNDERSTANDING INHANDLING THE SUICIDAL PERSON. PRESENTS SOMEOF THE MAJOR CAUSES OF SUICIDE ANO PROB.LEMS OF HANDLING. TEACHES LAW ENFORCEMENTOFFICERS TO RECOGNIZE THEIR 'CRY FOR HELP.'

CRYSTAL STRUCTURES AT HIGH PRESSURES

40 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. COL 1970

PRODUCER USNBS


DESCRIBES AND ILLUSTRATES BAS4C PRINCIPLESOF X-RAY DIFFRACTION OF SINGLE CRYSTALS ANDTHEIR APPLICATION TO STRUCTURE DETERMINA.TIONS. DESCRIBES A NEW TECHNIQUE DEVELOPEDB Y NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS SCIENTIIPSFOR OBTAINING CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF HIGHPRESSURE FORMS OF MATERIALS. THE CONCEPTOF PRESSURE.TEMPERATURE PHASE EQUILIBRIUMDIAGRAMS 18 DEVELOPED AND ILLUSTRATED BYSTRIKING SEQUENCES OF HIGH PRESSURE TRANS1.TIONS. IN CARBON TE1HACHLORIDE. POTASSIUM NI.TRATE, WATER, AND BENZENE.

CUBA CHECKERBOARD AURAL HEALTH PROJECT

12 MIN, 16MM FIL/A, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PRODUCER USSFIS


FEATURES THE SETTING UP AND OPERATION OFFIELD HEALTH CLINICS IN A REMOTE SECTION OFNEW MEXICO. SHOWS COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTIN THE OPERATION OF AN EMERGENCY MEDICALNETWORK FOR TRANSPORTING TRAUMA CASES TODISTANT HOSPITALS.

CUP 0' JOE, A

20 MIN. 16MM FiLM, OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, FOREIGN TRAVELAND SOCIAL LIFE FOR MEN AND WOMEN IN THEMODERN NAVY.

CURIOUS AUCE


PRODUCER USNIMH


PORTRAYS AN ANIMATED FANTASY BASED UPONTHE CHARACTERS IN 'ALICE IN WONDERLAND.'SFICWS ALICE TOURING A STRANGE LAND WHEREEVERYONE HAS CHOSEN DRUGS-THE MAD HATTER

USES LSD, THE DORMOUSE USES SLEEPING PILLS,AND THE KING OF HEARTS REPRESENTS HEROIN.ALICE CONCLUDES THAT DRUG ABUSE IS SENSE-LESS

CURRENT AND ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE

t t MIN, 11MM FILM, evT so. BEW 1947

PRODUCER US( I

TITLE NO. 2526501RL RENTAL sALE

EXPLAINS ELECTRON THEORY, THE ARRANGEMENTOf- MOLECULES, BUILDING UP OF CURRENT, CON-DUCTORS, ELECTROMOTIVE FOEICi RESISTANCE,AND CHEMICAL AND MECHANCAL SOURCES OFELECTROMOTIVE FORCE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947

FROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES,ELEMENTARY ELECTRICITY

CURRENT FLOW, WHAT IT IS

4 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD B&W 1954

PRODUCTRUSN

TITLE NO 252150/RI SA LE

SHOWS WHY ELECTRONS MOVE, IN CHAIN REAC-TIONS, HOW ELECTRONS. MOVE WITHIN A WIRE,AND WHAT DETERMINES THE AMOUNT OF CUR.RENT

FROM THE BAS/C ELECTR/CIT SERIES.

CURRENT METHODS IN PLUTONIUM FUEL FABRICA-TION


PRODUCER USAEC


DEPICTS THE STEPS EMPLOYED AS Of DECEMBER1964 IN THE FABRICATION OF PLUTONIUM.URANIUMCERAMIC FUEL ELEMENTS FOR THE PRTR ANDEBWR AT HANFORD'S PLUTONIUM FABRICATIONPILOT PLANT. IRESENTS THE VARIED TYPES OFCEMENTS FABRICATED, AND SHOWS IN DETAILWARIOUS PROCESSES WHICH ARE EMPLOYED.

CURRENT PERIODONTAL THERAPY

167 MIN, 314 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1974

PROOUCER CHIDEN SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE A;0. 0011509/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE MANNER IN WHICH COMPLETEDIAGNOSIS SHOULD BE HANDLED. INCLUDING CASEEXPLANATION TO PATIENT. SHOWS STANDARDPROCEDURES Of SUBGINGIVAL CURETTAGE ANDGINGIVECTOMY, AND DEMONSTRATES REFINEDPROCEDURES FOR HANDLING MUCOGINGIVAL ANDOSSEOUS PROBLEMS WITH FLAP REPOSITIONINGPROCEDURES AND OSSEOUS IMPLANTS. ALSO DEM-ONSTRATES PREPARATION AND PLACING OF SUR.GICAL off ssINGS AND POSTOPERATIVE INSTRUC-TIONS FOR THE PATIENT.


currea A DOVETAIL TAPER SLIDE

n MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE

nnE No 253160/RI RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MACHINE A DOVETAIL TAPERSLIDE ON THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE, USE AROTARY TABLE IN MILLING A TAPER, AND MILL TOLAYOUT LINES.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE, NO.2.

CUTTING A KEYWAY ON END OF A FIN'SHED SHAFT


PRODUCFR USOE


SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT A KEYWAY ON A SHAFT,SET UP A ROUND SHAFT IN A SHAPER VISE, SETRAM STROKE AND SPEED, AND CUT A KEYWAY

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER.ATIONS ON THE SHAPER, NO. I.

curriNa A ROUND END KEYWAY

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, PAW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO CUT A ROUNU END KEYWAY INA STEEL SHAFT, ALIGN THE SPINDLE AND WORK.PIECE By USING A TEST BAR, USE A 2.LIP END MILLTO SINK A HOLE IN SOLID STOCK. SET TRIP DOGSAND TABLE STOPS, AND CHECK THE FINISHED DI.MENSIONS Of A ROUND ENO KEYWAY.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE, NO.3

CUTTING A SHORT, RACK

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEW i9'5PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO SET UP AND ALIGN THEWORKPIECE ON A MILLING MACHINE TABLE, POSI-TION TABLE AND WORKPIECE IN RELATION TO THECUTTER, AND ROUGH- AND FINISH MILL THF WORK-PIECE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER.ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE, NO. 6.

amnia A TAPER WITH THE COMPOUNO REST ANDWITH A TAPER ATTACHMENT


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SET THE COMPOUND REST. TOMACHINE A STEEL TAPER, TO SET THE TAPER AT.TACHMENT, TO MACHINE A SMALIT TAPER, AND TOUSE A TAPER PLUG GAGE. 3

FROM THE MACHINF SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENuINE LATHE, NO. 3.

CUTTING AN INTERNAL ACME THREAD


PRODUCER USOE

nnE NO. 253400/RI RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO CUT A ONE.FOURTH PITCH ACMETHREAD ON AN ENGINE LATHE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO. 8.

CUTTING AN INTERNAL TAPER PIPE THREAD


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO USE A TAPER ATTACHMENT,BORE A TAPERED HOLE TO GAGE SIZE FORTHREADING, THREAD A TAPERED HOLE..TO FIT AGAGE, AND CHECK PIPE THREADS WITH A TAPERTHREAD PLUG GAGE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE. NO. a

CUTTING AND BONING A FOREQUARTER OF BM

19 MIN. 16MM FiLM, OPT. SD,411141 1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO CHILL AND QUARTER BEEF, HOWTO TRIM THE FOREQUARTER, HOW TO CUT WING,BRISKET, AND CHUCK, AND HOW TO PREPAREMEAT FOR FREEZING OR CANNING.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. MEAT CUTTING,NO. 1

CUTTING AND THREADING PIPE BY HAND


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO USE PIPE CUTTER AND PIPEREAMER, SELECT AND INSERT PROPER DIES INSTOCK, THREAD PIPE BY HAND, TEST THREADS FORIT, AND PREPARE FITTED PIPE FOR DELIVERY ANDCARE FOR TOOLS.

FROM THE .5HIP6UILOING SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFIT.TING, NO. 2.

CUTTING AND THREADING PIPE ON A POWER MA-CHINE

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B1W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO MEASURE AND CUT PIPE FORFITTINGS, HOW TO REAM PIPE WHICH HAS BEENCUT. AND HOW TO THREAD PIPE BY MACHINE.

FROM THE SH,PBUILDING SKILLS SERIES PIPEFIT.TING, NO. 3.

CUTTING COVE MOLDING AND A COREBOX


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO SELECT STOCK FOR COVEMOLDING, CUT AND RIP COVE MOLDING, SELECTTHE PROPER BLADE FOR OBLIQUE CUTTING, ANDCUT A DEEP HOLLOW.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE VARIETY SAW, NO. 4.

146

1 5

CUTTING GROOVES WITH CIRCULAR SAW Rums


PRODUCER USOE

1952


DESCRIBES HOW TO SET UP A MACHINE TO CU',GROOVES. SHOWS THE OPERATION FOR CUTTINGGROOVES IN STILES, RAILS, AND SPLINES, ANDHOW TO CUT STOP CHANNELS IN MIRROR FRAMEMEMBERS.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE SPINDLE SHAPER, NO. 3.

Curnma KEYWAYS

5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 194.

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE OPERATIONS NECESSARY TO CUT ASHARP AND SLIGHT TAPER ON A GEAR BLANK.DEMONSTRATES A COMPOUND REST, THE TAPERATTACHMENT, A PROTRACTOR, AND A RING GAGE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIFS. _OPER.ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE, NO. I.

CUTTING TEETH ON A WORM GEAR

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIM 1945

PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO SET DIVIDING HEAD FOR SPECIFIEDINDEXING, POSITION WORKPIECE FOR GASHING,GASH THE TEETH ON THE WORKPIECE, POSITIONWORKPIECE UNDER DEAD CENTER Of HOB, MESHGASHED GEAT1 WITH HOB, AND HOB THE TEETH.


CUTTING TENONS AND SEGMENTS


pRODUCER USOE

nnE NO. 2539001RL RENTAL

1945

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT AND CUT A TENON. SETUP EQUIPMENT, PREPARE A JIG, GUIDE THE JIG,AND IISE A SLIDE MITER GAGE.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE VARIETY SAW. NO 39.

CUTTING THREADS WITH TAPS AND DIES


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES Of CUTTING THREADSWITH TAPS AND DIES. SHOWS HOW TO TAP FULLTHREADS IN A BLIND HOLE. TAP THROUGH HOLES,AND CUT THREADS WITH AN ADJUSTABLE DIE

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. BENCHWORK, NO. I.

CUTTING WITH CARBIDE TOOLS, PT 1, SINGLE POINT


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SELECT THE PROPER TOOL ANDSET UP A JOB, CALCULATE SPEED, FEED, ANDDEPTH OF CUT, MACHINE ON A LATHE, AND COR-RECT UNSATISFACTORY MACHINING.

FROM THE CARBIDE CUTTING TCVLS SERIES. NO.1.

CUTTING WITH CARBIDE TOOLS, PT 2, MILLING CUT-TERS

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B/W 1945

PRODUCER UWE

nnE No 254101/RI .9ENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO FACEMILL A STEELFORGING WITH A CARBIDE MILLING CUTTER.

FROM THE CARBIDE CUTTING ?vas SERIES. NO.5.

CYCU LOGIC - CYCLE SAFETY


PRODUCER USAF

nnE NO. 254200/RL RENTAL

1967

SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE SAFE OPERATION AND HAN.DLING OF MOTORCYCLES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

CYLINDER HEAD

is MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN

nnE No. 0110049/RI SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO INSPECT AND RECONDI-TION THE CYLINDER HEAD.

PRODUCED BY THE U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY US OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


CYL/N0111141AD AND PISTON

20 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 111411

PRODUCER USN.1

TITLE NO. r00570/RL SALE

wows HOW TO DISASSEMBLE THE CYLINDERHEAD AND PISTON; INSPECT THE COVER FRAME;CHECK ROCKER ARMS; REMOVE VALVES ANDCROSSHEADS, WEDGING PISTON, PISTON PINBOLTS, CONNECTING ROD, PISTON PIM CAPS, ANDPISTON PIN.


FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. BENCH WORK, NO. I.

CYLINDER HEAD REMOVAL

22 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W I 1940

PRODUCER USN

nnE No 000571 /RL SA LE

SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE PISTON OILING COOLINGTUBES, CYLINDER HEAD COVERS, VALVES, ROCKERARM ASSEMBLIES, FUEL LINES, INJECTOR LINKAGE.INJECTORS, AND CYLINDER HEAD.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1944.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE ON THEGENERAL MOTORS 12.567A DIESEL ENGINESSERIES. DISASSEMBLY.

EMMY CONVOY

19 MIN, 16MM :'.LM, OPT. SO, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USA


OFFERS A POSTWAR RECAPITULATION OF ACTIVI-TIES BEFORE AND INCLUDING D-DAY, SHOWS HOWAMERICAN TROOPS WERE MOVED FROM ALL PARTSOF ENGLAND TO EMBARKATION POINTS FOR THENORMANDY INVASION.

FROM THE HISTORICAL REPoRns SERIES.

12Z NORMANDY EMPLOYMENT OF TROOP CARRIERFORCES

95 MIN, 11181M FILM, OPT. SO. B&W '1944

PRODUCER USA SP(NSOR USAF


SHOWS HOW THE NINTH TROOP CARRIER COM.MAND CARRIES OUT AN AIRBORNE ASSULT ONCONTINENTAL EUROPE. DESCRIBES THE TRAININGOF PERSONNEL, PLANNING OF THE OPERATION,THE OPERATION ITSELF, AND THE COMPLETION OFTHE MISSON AS IT ENTERS CARENTAN.

DADDY CAWT FIND MY SOCKS


PRODLCER usswAH


ACQUAINTS WOMEN WITH THE NECESSITY OFHAVING AN ANNUAL PAP TEST. DESIGNED FOR THEGENERAL PUBLIC.

DAILY ENEMY, THE


PROOLCER USDOD


SHOWS HOW LOYAL PERSONNEL WORKING ONCLASSIFIED DEFENSE CONTRACTS CAN JEOPAR-DIZE SECURITY BY PLAYING INTO THE HANDS OF'THE DAILY ENEMY.'

DAMAGE CONTROL - CIVILIAN-MANNED SHIPS

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 5'). B&W 1957

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW INDIVIDUAL CREW MEMBERS FITINTO THE DAMAGE CONTROL ORGANIZATION OFMSTS SHIPS IN SERVICE, AND SHOWS HOW PRAC-TICE THROUGH DRILLS CAN DEVELOP SKILL CONFI-DENCE, AND READINESS FOR EMERGENCIES.

DAMAGE CONTROL - EFFECTS OF WEIGHT ON STA-B ILITY, PT 1, SHIFT OF WEIGHT


PROOUCER USN

nnE No 255380/T1L SALE

SHOWS EFFECTS OF VERTICAL AND ATHWARTSHIPSHIFTS OF WEIGHT ON STABILITY. DESCRIBES HOWCURVE OF STATIC STABILITY CAN BE DETERMINEDMATHEMATICALLY.

DAMAGE CONTROL - EFFECTS OF WEIGHT ON STA-B ILITY, PT 24 WEIGHT


PRODUCER USN

ma No 255381/RL SALE

SHOWS THE EFFECTS OF CHANGES OF WEIGHT ONTHE STABILITY OF A CRUISER DURING NORMALCONDITIONS OF FULL LOAD, AND DURING CONDI-TIONS OF FUEL USE AND TOPSIDE, WEIGHT SHIFT.

DAMAGE CONTROL ELEMENTS OF STABIUTY INSHIPS

37 MIN, 1081M FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1943

PROOCCER USN

nnE NO 255347/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PRINCIPLES OF BUOYANCY ANDGRAVITY.OWS SHOWS THE EFFECT Of LOADING ONSTABILITY( AND THE PERIOD OF ROLL OF A SHIP.

DAMAGE CONTROL - LIST AND STABILITY AFTERDAMAGE, PT 1, ESTIMATING THE SITUATION

'II MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1948

PROOUCER USN

nnE No 2553118/FIL SALE

DISCUSSES LIST OF STABILITY GIVING PROPERCORRECTIVE MEASURES TO BE TAKEN IF LIST ISENCOUNTERED AT SEA.

DAMA131 CONTROL * LOOSE WATER IN STASILITY, PT1, IN INTACT SPACES


PRODUCER USN


DESCHIBES THE PRINCIPLES OF FREE SURFACE,AND THEIR :1ELATIONSHIP TO THE LENGTH ANDVOLUME OF SHIP COMPARTMENTS IN THE LOSS OF'GM.'

DAMAGE CONTROL - LOOSE WATER IN STABILITY, PT. 2, IN SPACES OPEN TO THE SEA


PRODUCER USN

nnE No 255390/RL SALE

SHOWS THE EFFECT OF FREE COMMUNICATION ONSTABILITY OF SHIPS.

DAMAGE CONTROL - PLASTIC REPAIRS


PRODUCER USN

nnE Na 001845/RL SALE

GIVES SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN APPLYING EPDXYRESIN PATCHES TO RUPTURES OR SEVERED PIPES.BROKEN FLANGES AND HOLES IN BULKHEADS ORFOUNDATIONS.

DAMAGE comma . THE CHEMISTRY OF FIRE


PRODUCER USN

nnE No 255403/RI SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE FLASH POINT AND IGNITIONPOINT OF FUELS.

DAMAGE CONTROL THE METACENTER IN STABIL-ITY, PT 2


PROOUCER USN

nnE No. 255395(RL SAI.E

DESCRIBES THE EFFECT ON THE METACENTER OFCHANGES IN THE VALUE OF 'G' RELATIONSHIP OFMETACENTER HEIGHT WITH RANGE OF STABILITY,AND INITIAL STABILITY IN TERMS OF DISPLACE-MENT.

DAMAGE CONTROL - THE METACENTER IN STASIL-ITT, PT 1


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF THE METACENTERAND IT'S RELATIONSHIP TO STABILITY. DESCRIBES

147

METACENTER ON CIRCULAR AND RECTANGULARFORMS, EFFECT OF SHIFT OF CENTER Of GRAVITYWITH RELATION TO THE METACENTER, CONDITIONSOF GOOD STABILITY, AND EQUILIBRIUM AND CAP-SIZING

DANCE LITTLE CHILDREN (SPANISH)




TELLS THE STORY OF TEENAGERS AND THE PRES.SURES THEY ARE UNDER TODAY-LEWD PUBLICA-TIONS, SEX MAGAZINES, DANCES THE V D INVESTI.GATOR ON A CASE SHOWS WHAT MUST BE DONEAND HOW TO UNDCOVER EARLY CASES OF SYPHI.LIS AND STRESSES THAT ALL CASES MUST BE LO-CATED, CONTACTED, AND TESTED, IN ORDER TOBREAK THE CHAIN OF SYPHILIS.

DANGEROUS CARGO ACCEPTING AND AIRUFTING


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES AND ILLUSTRATES PROPER METHODSOF PACKAGING, LABELING, AND HANDLING EXPLO-SIVES AND OTHER DANGEROUS MATERIALSDURING SHIPMENT BY MILITARY AIRCRAFT.

DIIINGERS ALONG HAULAQI WAYS

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 8D. COL

PRODUCER USBM

rnE NO. 00351111/RL

DP,,--MNTIZES UNSAFE WHA-. . GE OPERATIONS INORE MINESAND ILLUSTRA

PURCHASERS MUST FIRSTMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFUNITED STATES DEPARTMEENFORCEMENT AND SAFEFORBES AVENUE, PITT

1958

SALE

KING PROCEDURES INARIOUS UNDERGROUNDES.

EQUEST WRITTEN PEA-CE OF AUDIOVISUALS,T OF INTERIOR, MININGADMINISTRATION, 4900

URGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS oHDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACrED.

DARK SILENCE

12 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD COL 1974

PRODUCER ussai


REPORTS ON THE RESEARCH PROGRAMS of THENATIONAL CENTER FOR DEAF-BLIND YOUTHS ANDADULTS IN NEW HYDE PARK, NY. FEATURES NEWCOMMUNICATIONS HARDWARE FOR THE DEAF/BLIND.

QATA FOR SERVICE TEST 1VALUATION OF ARMY AIRDEFENSE SYSTEMS


PRODUCER USA


DEPICTS THE INSTRUMENTATION AND TECHNIQUESUSED BY THE U S ARMY AIR DEFENSE BOARD TOOBTAIN AND REDUCE DATA FROM SERVICE TESTSCONDUCTED TO EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE OFALL TYPES OF AIR DEFENSE WEAPONS.


1983

DATE WITH DISASTER'


PRODIXER USOEP

nnE No. 002081/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW THE HOSPITALS IN ONE CITY PRE-PARED TO REACT IN ANY MEDICAL EMERGENCY.WHEN TIME IS 90 PRECIOUS IN AN EMERGENCY,PREPAREDNESS CAN SPELL THE DIFFERENCE BE-TWEEN LIFE OR DEATH.

DATELINE ALASKA


PRODUCER USDOD

nnE No. 257750lat. SAL E

REVIEWS THE DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE 1904ALASKAN EARTHQUAKE AND PORTRAYS FAST RES-TORATION TO NEAR NORMAL OPERATION. CITESTHE COURAGE OF THE ALASKAN PEOPLE AND THEQUICK RESPONSE . OF CONGRESS, THE ARMEDFORCES, THE RED CROSS, AND OTHER AGENCIESAS REASONS FOR ALASKA'S FAST RECOVERY.

DAY AT SEA, A


PRODUCER USN

nnE No. 007922/RL SAL E

SHOWS THE DAILY ROUTINE ABOARD A DESTROY-ER ESCORT AT SEA.

DAY IN A SQUADRON, A

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL

PRODUCER USN

nnE NO 007851/RE SAI.E

SHOWS THE DAILY ROUTINE OF AN AVIATIONSQUADRON DURING A TRAINING CYCLE FOR CARRI.ER DEPLOYMENT, FOCUSING ON DEPARTMENTALFUNCTIONS.

DAVI WORK Of A NAVIGATOR AT SEA

1974 15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SSW

pRODUCER USN

nnE NO 259225/RI; SALE

REVIEWS THE GENERAL DUTIES OF A NAVIGATORON A DESTROYER, INCLUDING MORNING POSITION,MORNING SUN, TIME SIGNAL, NOON SUN, COURSECHANGES, AFTERNOON SUN, EVENING STARS, ANDNIGHT ORDERS

DAY IN AMERICA, A


PRODUCER USDOD SPONSOR USAF

nnE NO 25211145/RL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS A DAY IN THE LIFE, OF AMERICA FROMDi .VN THROUGH EVENING HOURS FEATURES ALLPEOPLE Of AMERICA-PROFESSIONAL, TRADESMEN,SPORTSMEN. CHILDREN AT SCHOOL, AND MANYOTHERS GOING ABOUT THEIR BUSINESS, KEEPINGAMERICA ON THE MOVE UNDER A DEMOCRATICSYSTEM STRESSES FREEDOM TO WORK, WORSHIP,AND PLAY

DAY IN SOOT CAMP, A

20 MIN. 16MM FILM. 017 SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USN

nnE NO 009222/RE SALE

SHOWS A DAY Of TRAINING IN THE LIFE OF A RE.CRUIT IN BOOT CAMP

DAY IN SEPTEMBER, A


PRODUCER USOCD $ SPONSOR USDCPA


SHOWS THE CIVIL DEFENSE PREPARATIONS IN TYPI.CAL FEDERAL FACILITIES IN IOWA, MARYLAND,MONTANA. NEW YORK, TENNESSEE. TEXAS, ANDWASHINGTON, DC.

DAY IN THE DEATH OF DONNY BA

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, B&W 1970

PRODUCER USNIMH

nnE NO. 256980/RE RENTAI SALE

DRAMATIZES NARCOTIC ADDICTION AMONGYOUTHS IN THE URBAN GHETTO

DAY IMVIETNAM, A


PRODUCER USW; SPONSOR USN

TITLE NO. 259150/RE SALE

SHOWS NAVY AND MARINE CORPS ACTION IN VIET-NAM

DAY ON AN AMERICAN FARM, A


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THAT WITH THE USE OF MODERN EQUIP-MENT. LONGRANGE PLANNING AND GOOD MANAGE-MENT, THE OPERATION OF A 300-ACRE DAIRY FARMCAN BE A SUCCESSFUL FAMILY ENTERPRISE. IN-CLUDES THE ROLE OF THE CO.OP AND FAMILY PAR.TICIPATION IN COMMUNITY LIFE .

RESTRICTION PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FAOM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON. DC'20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT Of APPROVAL ATTACHED THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY

DAY THE TIDE TURNED RED, THE


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES HOW NAVY SCIENTISTS ARE STUDYINGAND DISCOVERING METHODS OF CONTROLLINGTHE RED TIDE PHENOMENON TO PREVENT ItS POI-SONOUS EFFECTS ON MEN AND MARINE LIFE

DAY TOMORROW BEGAN, THE


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRMES AND TRACES THE HISTORY OF THEBUILDING AND TESTING OF CP 1, THE FIRST ATOMICPILE, AND THE WORK OF THE SCIENTIFIC TEAMWHICH ACHIEVED THE rInsT SUSTAINED CHAIN RE-ACTION ON DEC 2, 1942

1950

DAY'S WORK Of A NAVIGATOR IN PILOT WATERS

13 MIN, 1 6MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USN

nnE NO. 2594)00/RL SALE

REVIEWS THE GENERAL CUTIES OF A NAVIGATORON A DESTROYER, INCLUDING WORKING LORANPOSITION, STUDYING HARBOR CHARTS AND TIDETABLES, OPERATING FATHOMETER, TAKING BEARINGS, MAKING SOUNDINGS, AND ANCHORING.

DAYS OF A TREE

28 MIN, II3MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1956

PRODUCER USDA

nnE NO. 003933/RE SALE

A BOY AND HIS DAD EAGERLY SET OUT ON A FISH.ING TRIP THAT WILI TAKE THEM TO DAD'S FAVOR-ITE BOYHOOD FISHING HAUNTS. DAD IS CHAGRINEDAND THE BOY DISILLUSIONED TO FIND THE ONCE-CLEAR STREAMS NOW A MASS OF -CHARREDDEBRIS, LAID WASTE BY REPEATED FOREST FIRESTHROUGH THE YEARS. THE BOY LEARNS THIS ISONLY ONE OF MANY PLACES THROUGHOUT OURCOUNTRY DAMAGED BY FOREST FIRES.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE STATE FOR.ESTERS Of THE NORTHEASTERN STATES.

DC CIRCUIT PARAMETERS

33 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BSW

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES AND DISCUSSES CHARACTERISTICS OFCURRENT. ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE, AND RESIS-TANCE LISTS FIVE 'COMMON SOURCES OF ELEC-TROMOTIVE FORCE AND DEMONSTRATES EACH.DISCUSSES AND DEMONSTRATES FACTORS AF.FECTING THE RESISTANCE OF A WIRE CONDUCTOR.

KINESCOPE.


DC MOTOR PRINCIPLES

36 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DC MOTOROPERATION BY A PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OFMAGNETIC FIELDS AND SHOWS HOW A CURRENT.CARRYING DEVICE ACTS WHEN PLACED IN THESEFIELDS EXPLAINS THE POSITIONS OF MAXIMUMAND MINIMUM TORQUE.

KINESCOPE PREVIOUSLY THIS WAS LISTED AS 'DCMOTORS.' .

1971

,DC MOTOR, PT 2. REWINDING

37 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, BSA 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 2599181RE SALE

SHOWS HOW TO DISMANTLE AND CLEAN AN ARMATURE CORE, DETERMINE COMMUTATOR PITCH,REINSULATE THE CORE, INSERT COILS, BAND ANARMATURE, SHAPE C011. ENOS, LAY IN AND SOLDERLEADS, BALANCE AND IMPREGNATE THE ARMA.TURE, AND TURN A COMMUTATOR.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. 'MOTORMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR. NO 2

.DC SERIES RESISTIVE CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE FEATURES OF A SERIES DC RESISTIVE CIRCUIT AND SHOWS HOW TO SOLVE FORTOTAL RESISTANCE, CURRENT, AND VOLTAGEUSING OHM'S AND KIRCHOFF'S LAWS DEMON-STRATES THE EFFECT ON CURRENT WHEN VOLT.AGE OR RESISTANCE IS CHANGED

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY_

148

DE SOTO A I tiOACY Of A LEGEND

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL IVOPRODUCER USDAVA

TITLE NO 0100,19/RE RENTAL SAL E

PRESENTS A DOCUMENTARY OF THE 4,000.MILETREK OF THE DE SOTO EXPEDITION THROUGH THESOUTHERN U S IN THE EARLY I6TH CENTURY.

DEAD RECKONING AIR


PRODUCER USN

nn.E NO. 260225/RE SALE

SHOWS GRbUND TRACK, AIR TRACK, WIND EFFECT,CORRECTION ANGLE, DRIFT ANGLE, AND THE ES-TABLISHMENT Of WIND DIRECTION AND VELOCITYBY BOTH GRID METHOD AND DRIFT METHOD

THIS FILM HAS EEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FORUSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

DEAD RECKONING, PLOTTING, AND CELESTIAL LINESOf POSMON


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE BASIC PLAN OF THE MARK 3 BOARD,ANIMATING A SMALL SCALE PROBLEM AS a ISWORKED OUT ON THE BOARD PLOTS A GEO-GRAPHIC POSITION AND THE SOLUTION Of A WINDPROBLEM.

FROM THE NAVIGA noN SERIES.

DeAFSLIND CHILD. THE

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL. 1970

PROCNJCER USBEH

'nnE NO. 260410/RE RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE SOUND PERCEPTION Troi.NIMES OF EVALUATION DEVISED BY DR LADISLAVFISCH OF HESTON AUDIOLOGY CLINIC, ENGLAND.OBSERVES ALSO THE SOUND PERCEPTION AP.PROACHES TO INSTRUCTION OF DEAF.EILIND CHIL.DREN AT SAINT MICHELS GESTELL, THE NETHER.LANDS. EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF SOUNDVIBRATIONS AND MUSICAL RHYTHMS IN HELPINGTHE DEAF.BLIND CHILD OVERCOME HIS DISABIL.!TIES.WORK DONE BY AIRLIE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THEGEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MEDICALCENTER. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PUBLICAFFAIRS, UNDER A GRANT FROM THE BUREAU OFEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED, DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE.

FROM 1HE INTERNATKNAL EDUCAnot4 OF THEHEARING IM. PAIRED aww. EUROPEAN SERIES.

DEATH AS A PART Of LIVING




SHOWS A DYING NURSING HOME PATIENT WHO IS'ISOLATED FROM HIS FRIENDS IN THE HOME. THISPRACTICE LEAVES THE PATIENTS WONDERINGWHAT IT WILL BE LIKE WHEN THEIR TIME COMES.

INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAI AND 8 COPIES OF THESTUDENT GUIDEBOOK INCLUDED. THE AUDIOVI.SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OFTHE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA.TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH; THE DIVI.SION OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL :!1STITUTE ONDRUG ABUSE; THE DIVISION OF LeN2I4ERM CARE,HEALTH RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION; AND THEMENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, DIVISION OFSCIENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATION, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.

FROM THE IT CAN'T BE HOME SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

DEBRIDEMENT, PT 1, MULTIPLE SOFT TISSUEWOUNDS


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUESFOLLOWED IN DEBRIDEMENT OF WAR WOUNDS. IN.CLUDES INCISION, EXCISION OF DEVITALIZEDTISSUE, HEMOSTASIS, PRIMARY CLOSURE OF DEEPSTRUCTURES. AND DRESSING.

owtougarrr, PT 2, WOUNDS Of THE EXTREMMES33 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1956

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUES USED IN EFFECTIVEDEBRIDEMENT OF SOFT TISSUE WOUNDS DEMON-STRATES METHODS OF CLEANING WOUNDS ANDREMOVING DEVITALIZED TISSUE AND OTHER FOCIOF INFECriON

1 5 6

DORM APOLLO OS2. MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL 1989

PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS THE STOR1 OF MAN'S FIRST JOURNEYTO THE MOON WITH COMMENTS ON THE SIGNIFI.CANCE OF THE APOLLO 6 FLIGHT BY SEVERALPROMINENT AMERICANS. FEATURES PHOTOGRA.PHY Of THE LUNAR SURFACE, THE EARTH AS SEENFROM THE MOON, AND THE ON-BOARD ACTIVITIESOf ASTRONAUTS BORMAN. LOVELL. AND ANDERS.

CLEARED 13f1 TV.

MADE OF DISCOVERY IN THE DEPTHS

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD. COL 1909

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS RESULTS OF THE TEN-YEAR PERIOD OF UN-DERWATER RESEARCH PERFORMED BY SCIENTISTSAT THE NAVAL UNDERWATER RESEARCH LABORA-TORY.

MEMBER SPRING 24-HOUR REALITY ORIENTA-TION

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIW 1973

PRODUCER USVATA


ILLUSTRATES THE APPLICATION OF REALITY ORIEN-TATION AS IT IS USED CONSISTENTLY ON A 24-HOUR BASIS WITH CONFUSED PATIENTS IN THEVETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL. TUSCA.LOOSA, AL. REINFORCES THE ELEMENTS ESSEN.TIAL TO A SUCCESSFUL REALITY ORIENTATIONPROGRAM. INCLUDING A REHABILITATIVE PHILOS-OPHY FOR THE SEVERLY CONFUSED, THE INITIALAPPROACHES TO THE TREATMENT OF CONFUSIONAND DISORIENTATION, THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ASUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT, AND A HEALTHY CON-CERN FOR THE PATIENT AS A PERSON.

DECISION FOR LEADERSHIP .-


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS THE USAF OFFICER'S TRAININGSCHOOL DEPICTS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OF-FERED QUALIFIED COLLEGE GRADUATES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TOPICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

DECISION FOR TOMORROW

23 MiN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS THAT NUCLEAR POWER HAS ARRIVED AS AMEANS OF MEETING THE RAPIDLY GROWING NEEDSOF THE DEVELOPING AND INDUSTRIALIZED COUN.TRIES. REVEALS THAT THE U S TYPE LIGHT WATERREACTORS ARE THE PRINCIPAL ONES COMMERI-CALLY IN OPERATION OR UNDER CONSTRUCTION INELEVEN COUNTRIES. SHOWS HOW THE DESIGN, EN.GINEERING, AND FABRICATION OF NUCLEARPLANTS AND SERVICES IN THE U S IS EXPORTEDFOR CONSTRUCTION AND USE ABROAD.

RESTRICTION: ALL SALES REQUESTS MUST BE AP.PROVED BY THE AUDIOVISUAL BRANCH, DIVISIONOF PUBLIC INFORMATION, U S ATOMIC ENERGYCOMMISSION, WASHINGTON. DC 20545. NOTCLEARED FOR Ty.

DICK GIRDERS suDAssamstiv15 MIN, 1644M FILM, OPT. SD, MW 1942

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 261725/RL RENTAL SAL E

EXPLAINS THE USE OF TRANSVERSE AND LONGITU.DINAL GIRDERS IN HULL STRUCTURES. SHOWSHOW TO Eh' WELD, AND RIVERT STIFFENINGBRACKETS TO A TRANSVERSE GIRDER AND TO ALONGITUDINAL GIRDER

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES WORK OFSHIPfIT- TER AND SHIPWRIGHT, NO, 5.

DECK PLATES REGULATING AND urnmo16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1942

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO MARK.' OFF THE CENTERLINE,FRAME LINES. AND BUTTOCK LINES ON DECK GIRD.ERS, SHOWS HOW TO LINE UP DECK PLATES TOTHE REFERENCE LINES, FIT SQUARE. SCARFED,AND VTYPE Burr JOINTS. AND HOLD PLATESrLusH FOR WELDING

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. WORK OFSHIPfIT. TER AND SHIPWRIGHT, NO 10

DICK, THE SETTING A WIN FRAME AND A TRANS-VERSE BEAM

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BSW 1942

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO SQUARE A WEB FRAME WITHTHE FRAME AND BUTTOCK LINES, SHORE UP ATRANSVERSE DECK BEAM, AND FAIR THE TRANS-VERSE BEAM TO THE CENTERLINE AND FRAME LINEOF THE DECK.


DEEP AND FAST


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 00747.,/RL SALE

SHOWS THE RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF A DEEPLY.TOWED SONAR SYSTEM WHICH DEMONSTRATESTHE POTENTIAL OF THE HYDROFOIL AS AN ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE PLATFORM.

er.

DEEP HOHIZON

29 MIN16MM FILM. OPT, SD. coL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005479/RL

1971

SALE

SHOWS A NUCLEAR PROPULSION OPERATOR DE-SCRIBING THE NAVY'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM DURINGA SCUBA DIVE OFF HAWAII.

DEEP KA DIVING THE TECHNIQUE OF DIVING


PRODUCER USN


POINTS OUT THE IMPORTANT FACTORS OF DRESSTENDERS, TELEPHONE LINE, DESCENDING LINE,AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE CONDITIONS OF THEDIVE. DEMONSTRATES HOW THE DRESSING PROCE-DURE AND THE METHOD OF DESCENDING DEPENDON WATER TEMPERATURE. VISIBILITY. AND CUR.RENTS.

DEEP KA MILLING PROJECT

26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1970

PRODUCER USNSF


PRESENTS THE IDEA OF CONTINENTAL DRIFT ANDSEA FLOOR SPREADING. SHOWS ACTIVITY ABOARDTHE DRILLING SHIP GLOMAR CHALLENGER AS SEDI.MENTARY CORES FROM THE OCEAN BOTTOM AREBROUGHT UP THROUGH THE LONGEST DRILLSTRING EVER SUSPENDED FROM A FLOATING PLAT-FORM. SHOWS HOW THE STUDIES OF THE CORESHAVE VIRTUALLY CONFIRMED THE THEORIES OFDRIFT AND SPREADING.

DEEP KA SURVIVAL


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS SOME OF THE CONDITIONS FACED BY ACREW OF AIRMEN WHO ARE DITCHED IN TROPICALWATER ANO SURVIVE 20 DAYS ON A RAFT BEFORETHEY ARE RESCUED.

DEEP SUBMERGENCE RESCUE SYSTEM

I 7 MIN, NNoi FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USN


DEFENU AGAINST TME SPY

20 MIN, MM FILM. OPT SD, MW 1966

PRODUCER USDOD SPONSOR USA


,SHOWS THE TECHNIQUES AND SOPHISTICATEDTOOLS USED BY ENEMY AGENTS TO OBTAIN CLAS.SIFIED INFORMATION.

DEFENSE Of ANTWERP AGAINST THE V1

21 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 16S0

PRODUCER USA


'SHOWS HOW ANTWERP, LIBERATED AFTER FOURYEARS OF GERMAN OCCUPATION. WAS BATTEREDBY THE V-1 BOMB. DESCRIBES HOW THE PORT WASSAVED BY ALLIED GUNNERS USING A SHIFTING DE-FENSE STRATEGY KNOWN AS ANTWERP X.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1047 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

DEFENSE PROCUREMENT COMPETITIVE NEGOTIA-TION

40 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, MW 1960

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 262710/HL SAL E

DISCUSSES THE BASIC THEORY, REGULATIONS,AND PROCEDURES RELATED TO DEFENSE PRO-CUREMENT BY NEGOTIATION.

DEFENSE PROCUREMENT CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

26 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, MW 1940

PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OFCONTRACT ADMINISTRATION INVOLVED IN GOVERN-MENT PURCHASING ACTIVITY. AND REVIEWS THETWO PHASES OF GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT:THE PRE-AWARD AND AWARD PHASE, AND THECONTRACT ADMINISTRATION PHASE.

DIFENK PROCUREMENT FORMAL ADVERTISING


PRODUCER USA "


DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLES, REGULATIONS. AND\ PROCEDURES RELATED TO FORMAL ADVERTISING

DEFINITION AND ANALYSIS Of ALTERNATING CUR-RENT

32 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES ALTERNATING CURRENT AND EXPLAINSRELATED PHENOMENA.KINESCOPE.

DEFINMVE DIAGNOIN AND PALLATION OF THENEONATE WITH HEART DISEASE .

19 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE.COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE HEMODYNAMIC FINDINGS IN THECOMMON CARDIAC DEFECTS WHICH CAUSE NEONA-TAL DISTRESS. ILLUSTRATES THE PALLIATIVE PRO-

1973 CEDURES FOR THOSE DEFECTS.57 SLIDES. 1 AUDICASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO, WITHAUDIBLE ADVANCE AND INAtIDIBLE ADVANCE SIG-NALS.

FROM THE RECOGNITICN AND MANAGEMENT OFTHE NEONATE WITH HEART DISEASE SERIES.

1977

GIVES AN INTRODUCTION AND ORIENTATION TOTHE MISSION AND SHOWS THE CAPABILITIES OFTHE DEEP SUBMERGENCE RESCUE VEHICLE.

DEEP SUBMERGENCE IIESCUE VEHICLE

24 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005172/RL

GIVES A DETAILED INTRODUCTION TO THESUBMERGENCE RESCUE VEHICLE,

DEFENSE AGAINST INVASION

13 MIN, thMM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USOIAA

TITLE NO 262675/FIL RENTAL

EXPLAINS HOW VACCINATION MAKES THEIMMUNE TOCERTAIN DISEASE. ANIMATED.


1973

SALE

DEEP

1946

SALE

BODY

149 5

DELIVERING FAMILY PLANNING KRVICES REACH-ING OUT

a MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, GOL 1074

PRODUCER USOPOP


SHOWS HOW NINE COUNTRIES IN ASIA, AFRICA,AND THE MIDDLE EAST ARE DELIVERING FAMILYPLANNING SERVICES TO THEIR PEOPLE, USINGCLINICAL AND NON-CLINICAL CONTRACEPTIVEMETHODS AS THE CULTURE REQUIRES. DISCUSSESTHE PROS AND CONS OF PUBLIC, PRIVATE, ANDMULTISECTORAL PRCGRAMS, AND THE ROLE OFVOLUNTARY AGENCIES. USE OF AUXILIARY HEALTHPERSONNEL AND LOGISTIC AND PROCUREMENTPROBLEMS.TEACHERS MANUAL AND SELECTED READINGBOOKLET INCLUDED

FROM THE INTEMVArioNAL POPULATION PRctGRAMS SERIES

DEMAND TO SE HEARD, A

28 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD. COL

PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE NO 263160/RL RENTAL 514LE

DEPICTS IN FILM.O.GRAPH FORM THE DEMANDS' OFRECIPIENTS Of SOCIAL SERVICES FOR A VOICE INPLANNING PROGRAMS WHICH AFFECT THEIR LINIES.GIVES EXAMPLES Of RECIPIENT INVOLVEMENT. I

DEMONSTRATION IN URSAN NOISE CONTROL, A


PRODUCER USNSS


DEMONSTRATES FIVE WAYS TO CONTROL ONETYPICAL URBAN NOISE PROBLEM, THE TICK.SHOWS IMPROVED MUFFLERS, BETTER TIRE TR ADDESIGN, ARTIFICIAL NOISE BARRIERS, NATURALBARRIERS, AND IMPROVED BUILDING CONSTRUCT1ON.

DEMONSTRATIONS IN PERCEPTION

25 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1951'

PRODUCER USN

TITLE P.O. 264225/RL RENTAL - SALE

PRESENTS SOME OF THE DEMONSTRATIONS USEDAT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY FOR RESEARCH IN PER-CEPTION.

DENAR SYSTEM OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE 1-PT 1,AN INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USVA


PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF THE DENAR SYSTEMOF OCCLUSAL TREATMENT. PANTOGRAPHIC RE.CORDINGS ARE MADE OF THE PATIENT'S JAWMOVEMENTS, AND THESE ARE USED TO SET TFECONTROLS OF A FULLY ADJUSTABLE ARTICULATL 4.ACCURATELY PROGRAMMING A GNATHOLOGIC IN-STRUMENT IN THIS MANNER ENABLES THE DENTISTTO FABRICATE RESTORATIONS WHOSE OCCLUSALMORPHOLOGY CAN BE HARMONIZED TO THE PA.TIENT'S ANATOMIC AND PHYSIOLOGIC REQUIRE-MENTS,

FROM THE DENAR SYSTEM SERIES.

DINAR SYSTEM 'Of OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE ASERIES


PRODUCER USVA


DISCUSSES THE DENAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSALTREATMENT

DINAR SYSTEM OCCLUSAL TREAT-MENT, THE 1-PT 1, AN INTRODUC-TION 14MIN

DINAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREAT-MENT, THE PT 2, INITIAL REFERENCEAND CLUTCH 12MIN

DINAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREAT-MENT, THE PT 3, PANTOGRAPHIC RE-coRDINa 16MIN

DINAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREAT-MENT, THE PT 4, TRANSFER Of PAN-TOGRAPH TO ARTICULATOR

FROM THE DENAR SYSTEM SERIES

DINAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE PT3, PANTOGRAPHIC RECORDING


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW TO PROGRAM THE PATIENT. ASSEM8LE THE PANTOGRAPH, AND RECORD THE TRAC-INGS IN ORDER TO MAKE A MEANINGFUL PANTO.GRAPHIC RECORDING, THE PATIENT MUST BETRAINED TO EXECUTE THE REQUIRED JAW MOVE-MENTS SLOWLY AND ON COMMAND.

FROM THE DEMAIR SYSTEM SERIES.

DINAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE PT4, TRANSFER Of PANTOGRAPH TO ARTICULA-TOR


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW THE CONDYLAR ELEMENTS ANDFOSSA HOUSING,: ARE POSITIONED TO THE COM-PUTED INTERCONDYLAR DISTANCE. THE PANTO.GRAPH IS USED INITIALLY TO ATTACH THE MAXIL.LARY CAST TO THE ARTICULATOR. THEN, THE MAX.ILLARY AND MANDIBULAR CLUTCHES OF THE PAN-TOGRAPH ARE ATTACHED TO THE UPPER ANDLOWER BOWS OF THE ARTICULATOR,

FROM THE DENAR SYSTEM SERIE&

DENAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE PT6, ARTICULATOR ADJUSTMENT


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES A TRAINING EXERCISE WHICH AS-SISTS THE OPERATOR IN PRACTICING SEOUENTIALADJUSTMENTS OF THE CONDYLAR CONTROLS TO APANTOGRAPHIC RECORD. ALSO SHOWS THE AD-JUSTMENT OF THE ANTERIOR GUIDANCE TO THERELATIONSHIP OF THE ANTERIOR TEETH,

FROM THE DENAR SYSTEM SERIES.

DINAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE PT7, FIELD INSPECTION


PRODUCER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES THE METHOD OF USING THE FIELDINSPECTION GAGE TO CALIBRATE THE FULLY AD.JUSTABLE ARTICULATOR. THE GAGE IS A PRECI-SION OPTICAL INSTRUMENT WHICH ALLOWS THEFULLY ADJUSTABLE ARTICULATOR TO BE CALI-BRATED TO A BASIC REFERENCE POSITION. EX.PLAINS HOW MOUNTED CASTS CAN BE TRANS-FERRED BETWEEN IDENTICALLY CALIBRATED IN-STRUMENTS.

FROM THE DENAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREAT.MENT SERIES.

%WIN DINAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE PT6, 2-INSTRUMENT SYSTEM


PRODUCER USVADT

11 ; LE NO. 006396/RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW THE 2-INSTRUMENT SYSTEM, EM-PLOYING IDENTICALLY CALIBRATED INSTRUMENTS,ALLOWS THE USE OF THE LAB RELATOR AS ASLAVE UNIT TO AVOID THE OTHERWISE CUSTOM-ARY SITUATION OC THE DENTIST REQUIRING MULTI-PLE ARTICULATORS, ONE FOR EACH RESTORATIONIN THE PROCESS OF FABRICATION.

FROM THE DFNAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREAT-MENT SERIES.

DMA SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREAT-MENT, Mt 6- PT 6, ARTICULATORADJUSTMENT 17MIN

DINAR-SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREAT-MENT, THE 7- PT 7, FIELD INSPEC-TION 1 1 MIN

DINAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREAT-MEW THE 8- PT 6, 2-INSTRUMENTlimns 10MIN

DINAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREAT-, RENT, THE, PT 6, ARTICULATOR MA-WPULATION PMIN

DINAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE PT2, INITIAL REFERENCE AND CLUTCH


PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE:DENAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREAT.MENT, THE, PT 2, INITIAL REFERENCE AND CLUTCHCONSTRUCTION. OEMONSTRATES AND EXPLAINSTWO PRELIMINARY PROCEDURES .LOCATINQ AHORIZONTAL REFERENCE LPANE AND FABRICATINGMAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR CLUTCHES, AFTERTHE HORIZONTAL REFERENCE PLANE IS LOCATEDAND MARKED, THE PERTINENT INFORMATION IS RE.CORDED ON THE PATIENT'S PANTOGRAPHICRECORD FORM SHOWS HOW AUTOPOLYMERIZINGRESIN IS USED TO FABRICATE THE CLUTCHESWHICH WILL BE UTILIZED LATER TO ATTACH TO THEPANTOGRAPHIC RECORDING DEVICES

1976

DINAR SYSTEM Of OCCLUSAL TREATMENT, THE, PT6, ARTICULATOR MANIPULATION


PRODUCER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES THE VARIOUS HAND GRASPS. ANDDESCRIBES THE ADJUSTMENTS OF THE CONDYLARFOSSAE. SHOWS HOW THE OPERATOR MUST BEFAMILIAR WITH THE PROPER HAND GRASPS FORMANIPULATING A FULLY ADJUSTABLE ARTICULA-TOR. HE SHOULD ALSO HAVE A KNOWLEDGE OFTHE CONTROLS OF THE ARTICULATOR SETTINGS.

FROM THE DENAR SYSTEM OF OCCLUSAL TREAT.MENT SERIES.

150

DENISON HYDRAULIC PUMPS AND MOTORS DISAS-SEMBLY

24 MIN. 1611M FILM. OPT SD. B8W 1961

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PROCEDURE FOR DISASSEMBLY ANDREASSEMBLY OF THE SERVO CONTROL, THEHANGER ASSEMBLY, PISTON AND CYLINDER AS.SEMBLIES, AUXILIARY PACKAGE, MAIN DRIVESHAFT, AND VALVES EMPHASIZES CLEANLINESS.TELLS HOW THE DENISON HYDRAULIC PUMP DIF.FERS FROM OTHER PUMPS

DENSITY ALTMUDE


PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 001532/RL

SHOWS PILOT SAFETY ALTITUDE

CLEARED FOR TV.

.1966

SALE

DENTAL ACTIVITIES WALTER REED ARMY NEISICALCENTER


PRODUCER USA


GIVES AN OVERVIEW OF THE DENTAL ACTIVITIES ATWALTER REED AI- MY MEDICAL CENTER, INCLUDINGTHE DENTAL SERVICES FOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS,RESEARCH IN THE DENTAL LABORATORY, AND PRO-FESSIONAL EDUCATION IN THE MEDICAL SERVICEGRADUATE SCHOOL,

DENTAL ASSISTANT UTIUZATION AMALGAM PRO-CEDURE

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, 001'. SO, cot. 1976

PRODUCER USVADT


SHOWS HOW AN AMALGAM RESTORATIVE PROCE-DURE CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED IN AN ENVIRONMENTWHICH IS COMFORTABLE FOR THE PATIENT, DEN-TIST, AND THE ASSISTANT, BY USING THE PRINCI-PLES OF MOTION ECONOMY AND WORK SIMPLIFICA-

. ,,TION. FROM THE INITIAL PRE-PREPARATION OF.STRUMENTS, THROUGH THE ANESTHETIC INJECTION, TO THE CAVITY PREPARATION AND RESTORA-TION, THE DENTIST AND HIS ASSISTANT DEMON-STRATE THE COORDINATED TEAMWORK WHICHCONTRIBUTES TO A SMOOTH FUNCTIONING OPER-ATION.

1 5 8

DENTAL ASSMITANT UTIUZATION ENOOOONTICSFILLING THE ROOT CANAL


PRODUCER USVADT


EMPHASIZES THE PRE-ARRANGEMENT OF INSTRU.MENTS, PROPER POSITIONING, AND COORDINATED4-HANDED TEAMWORK. ALSO DEMONSTRATES HOWTHE ROOT CANAL FILLING PROCEDURE CAN BE AC-COMPLISHED IN AN EFFICIENT MANNER AND IN ACOMFORTABLE ENVIRONMENT.

DENTAL- ASSISTANT UTILIZATION ENDOOONTICS -INITIAL VISIT


PRODUCER USVADT


EXPLAINS VARIOUS PRCCENORES WHICH WILLALLOW FOR EFFICIENT MORDINATED FUNCTION-ING BY THE DENTIST AND THE ASSISTANT. EMPHA-SIZES THE PRINCIPLES OF MOTION ECONOMY ANDWORK SIMPLIFICATION.

DENTAL ASSISTANT UTILIZATION RUBSER BASE IMMEMNON PROCEDURE


PRODUCER USVADT

nnE NO 006393/01L SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE IMPORTANCE OF SUCH PRO-CEDURES AS PRE.PREPARATION, PROPER POSI-TIONING, AND INSTRUMENT TRANSFER IN ACCON.PUSHING A RUBBER BASE IMPRESSION IN A COM.FORTABLE AND EFFICIENT MANNER,

DENTAL ASSISTANT, THE - A CAREER Of SERVICE



TInE NO 264450IRI SALE

DISCUSSES THE TRAINING. WORK, AND FUTURE OFA PERSON CHOOSING THE CAREER OF DENTAL ASSISTANT

DENTAL ASSISTANT, THE - OUTPATIENT ORAL SUR.

22 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1963

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE FUNCTION OF A SCRUB AND CIRCULAT.ING ASSISTANT TO AN ORAL SURGEON IN OUTPA-TIENT SURGERY.".OESCRIBES THE DUTIES OF THEASSISTANTS DURING THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE,AS WELL AS STERILIZATION OF EQUIPMENT ANDSUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE OF ASEPSIS. AND MANAGEMENT OF THE PATIENT.

DENTAL ASSISTANTS THEIR EFFECTIVE UTILIZA-TION




SHOWS HOW A DENTIST, THROUGH THE USE OFTRAINED ASSISTANTS, CAN GIVE BETTER SERVICETO HIS PATIENTS AND REDuCE HIS OWN FATIGUE.


DENTAL CARE FOR THE CHRONICALLY ILL ANDAGED




DEPICTS THE PROVISION OF DeNTAL CARE TO THEHOMEBOUND, CHRONICALLY ILL, AND AGEDSHOWS THE NEW DESIGNS IN PORTABLE EQUIP.MENT WHICH WERE DEVELOPED THROUGH ACTUALSTUDY IN PROVIDING HOME DENTAL TREATMENT.PRODUCAD IN COOPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITYOF KANSAS SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.

DENTAL ESTHETICS - TOOTH ARRANGEMENT, PT 1

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT.'50, COL 1973

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW THE ARRANGEMENT OF TEETH ISBASED ON A SYSTEM USING ACCURATELY CON.TOURED OCCLUSAL RIMS. PRESENTS A 3-DIMENSIONAL GUIDE FOR LABORATORY TECHNICIANS INARRIVING AT THE GENERAL TOOTH ARRANGEMENTAND PERFECTING THEIR ROTATION.

DENTAL ESTHETICS TOOTH ARRANGEMENT, PT 2


PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES THE APPLICATION OF FIVE POSITIONALCHANGES OF THE ANTERIOR TEETH AND HOWTHESE CHANGES EFFECT THE APPEARANCE OFEDENTULOUS PATIENTS.

DENTAL ESTHETICS TOOTH ARRANGEMENT; PT 3


PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES THE APPLICATION OF FIVE POSITIONALCHANGES OF THE ANTERIOR TEETH AND HOWTHESE CHANGES AFFECT THE APPEARANCE OFEDENTULOUS PATIENTS. SHOWS How LABIODEN-TAL SOUNDS AND THEIR EFFECT ON SOFT WAxFORMS THE BASIS FOR ARRIVING AT THE DESIREDTOON POSITION IN THIS ARRANGEMENT SYSTEM.

ovirAL FLOSS17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1972

PRODUCER USVA

17TLE NO 005566/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES METHODS OF USING uENTALFLOSS TO REMOVE IN TERPROXIMAL PLAQUE. BOTH .SUPRA. AND SUBGINCIVALLY.

DENTAL HEALTH BRUSHING.


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 009218011. SALE

SNOWS THE PROPER BRUSHING TECHNIQUES TOREMOVE PLAQUE.

FROM THE DENTAL HE 4L TH SERIES

DENTAL HEALTH DENTAL HEALTH AND YOU


PRODUCER USN

17TLEHO. 009219/RL SALE

REVIEWS BASIC ORAL HYGIENE PRINCIPLES PRE.SENTED IN THIS SERIES.

FROM THE DENTAL HEALTH SERIES.

DENTAL HEALTH DENTAL HEALTH QUIZ

10 MIN, 16mM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 009220/RL SA LE

DISCUSSES 20 QUESTIONS BASED ON INFORMA-TION IN THE FIRST FOUR FILMS IN THIS SERIES.

FROM THE DENTAL HEALTH SERIFS.

DENTAL HEALTH FLOSSING

MIN, 16MM.FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLENO. 009217/RL

GIVES INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PROPERDENTAL FLOSS TO REMOVE PLAQUE

FROM THE DENTAL HEALTH SERIES

1074

SALE

USE OF

DENTAL HEALTH YOUR.TEETH ARE IN YOUR HANDS


PRODUCER USN


STRESSES REASONS FOR HEALTHY TEETH ANDown, AND SHOWS HOW TO ACHIEVE AND MAIN.TAIN GOOD DENTAL HEALTH BY DAILY REMOVAL OFPLAQUE By PROPER BRUSHINGAND FLOSSING.

FROM THE DENTAL HEALTH SERIES.

DENTAL HEALTHAND ORAL HYGIENE


PRODUCER USVA.


DEMONSTRATES THE ANATOMY AND FUNCTIONSOF THE TEETH AND THE PATHOGENESIS, PREVEN-TION, AND CONTROL OF DENTAL CARIES AND PER-IODONTAL DISEASE.

DENTAI HEALTH-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN

1974


DISCUSSES REASONS FOR KEEPING TEETH ANDGUMS IN HEALTHY CONDITION. GIVES INSTRUCI IONON PROPER USE OF DENTAL FLOSS AND BRUSHINGTECHNIQUES.

INCLUDES A REVIEW AND A QUIZ BASED ON INFOR.NATION.

DENTAL HEALTH BRUSHING

DENTAL HEALTH DENTAL HEALTHAND YOU

DENTAL HEALTH DENTAL HEALTHQUIZ

DENTAL HEALTH FLOSSING

DENTAL HEALTH YOUR TEETH AREIN YOUR HANDS

6MIN

5MIN

IOMIN

IMIN

I 5MIN

DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIES, PT I


PRODUCER USVA


TEACHES THE EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TO BEFOLLOWED WHEN PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONALCRISES OCCUR. SHOWS THE RENDERING OF EMER.GENCY TREATMENT BASED UPON A PATIENT'SSYMPTOMS OF ANXIETY ANO TENSION.

z

DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIES, PT 2


PRODUCER USVA


TEACHES THE EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TO BEFOLLOWED WHEN PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONALCRISES OCCUR. SHOWS THE RENDERING OF EMER.GENCY TREATMENT BASED UPON A PATIENT'SSYMPTOMS OF ANXIETY AND TENSION.



PRODUCER USVA


TEACHES THE EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TO SEFOLLOWED RENDERING OF EMERGENCY TREAT.MENT BASED UPON A PATIENT'S SYMPTOMS OFANXIETY AND TENSION

1.51

1 5



PRODUCER Ow,

TITLE NO 264626/AL

1969

SALE

PART FOuR OF A FOUR-PART, PROGRAMMED IN-STRUCTIONAL COURSE DESIGNED TO TEACH THEEMERGENCY PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWEDWHEN PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL CRISES OCCUR.SHOWS THE RENDERING OF EMERGENCY TREAT.MENT BASED UPON A PATIENT'S' SYMPTOMS OfANXIETY AND TENSION. By DEAN W DARBY, DOS,CONTINUING EDUCATION BRANCH, QEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE. PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

DENTAL OPERATING EFFICIENCY HOW DO YOUSCORE IN 4-HANDED DENTISTRY?


PROOUCER USPHS


TESTS THE VIEWER'S KNOWLEDGE AND UNDER-STANDING OF SEVERAL OF THE IMPORTANT PRINCI.PLES OF 4-HANDED, SITDOWN DENTISTRY. DEPICTS14 DIFFERENT ERRORS OR SITUATIONS IN 4-HANDED DENTISTRY, AND ASKS THE VIEWER TOIDENTIFY THE ERROR.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY. ,

DENTAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT


PRODUCER USBHME SPONSOR USHMAC


PRESENTS A SERIES OF SEVEN FILMED EPISOOESDESIGNED TO TRIGGER DISCUSSION RELATING TOMANAGEMENT OF AUXILIARIES IN A DENTAL PRAC.TICE

DENTAL PRACTICE TRIGGER SITUATIONS !NMIPERSONAL RELATIONS

11 MIN, 111FAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL .1975

PRODUCER USOMDC


DISCUSSES INTERPERSONAL PROBLEMS IN ADENTAL PRACTICE. ENCOURAGES SERIOUS THINK.ING ABOUT THE CHALLENGES OF MANAGING ADENTAL PRACTICE, A PERSONAL COMMITMENT. TOBETTER MANAGEMENT, AND SELF.ASSESSMENT INRELATION TO THE ROLE Of THE DENTIST AS AMANAGER OF A DENTAL TEAM.

DENTAL RADIOLOGY UCTURE SERIES, UNITS I AND2

20 11IN, 35MM FILMSAUOIOCASSETTE, COL 1974

PRODUCER USEIRH


ASSISTS DENTAL EDUCATORS IN TEACHING DENTALSTUDENTS HOW TO SET UP A DARKROOM ANOPROCESS FILMS.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.GUIDE INCLUDED. 227 FRAMES.

DENTAL SERVICES PRACTICE MANAGEMENT


PRODUCER USAF .


DEMONSTRATES PRINCIPLES OF 0000 MANAGE.MENT, REVEALING THE NEED FOR BALANCE BE.TWEEN PROFESSIONAL AND MANAGERIAL RESPON.SIBILITIES. EMPHASIZES THAT A DENTAL SURGEONCANNOT HAVE A G000 ORAL HEALTH PROGRAMWITHOUT MANPOWER, MONEY, AND MATERIALS.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. SOLD ONLYUPON PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL BY THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

DERIVATION OF PASCAL'S LAW, PT I


PRODUCER USN


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF HYDRAULICPOWER ABOARD SHIP DEMONSTRATES THAT OIL ISLIGHTER THAN WATER. EXPLAINS DENSITY, PRES-SURE, AND FORCE AND SHOWS HOW TO DETER.MINE EACH IN A GIVEN AMOUNT OF FLUID.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION. 1947.

FROM TIC ELEMENTARY HYDRAULICS SERIES.

DERIVATION OF PASCAL'S LAW, PT 2

18 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SO, B&W 1947

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 266851 /RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THAT LIQUIDS TRANSFER FORCEEQUALLY TO ALL PARTS OF A CONTAINER. EX.PLAINS THE OPERATION OF SEvERAL TYPES OFPRESSURE GAUGES. REvIEWS PASCAL'S LAW.PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947.

FROM THE ELEMENTARY HYDRAULICS SERIES


DESALTING no UM17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1967

PRODUCER USAEC SPONt 09 USERDA


DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS METHCOS OF PURIFYINGSALINE WATERS THROUGH THE USE OF NUCLEARENERGY, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON LARGE.SCALE DUAL PURPOSE NUCLEAR.ELECTRIC DE.SALTING PLANTS WHICH PURIFY WATER AND PRO-DUCE LARGE AMUUNTS OF ELECTRIC POWER SI.MULTANEOUSLY

DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY FINDING THE LINE OF IN-TERSECTION Of TWO SOUDS


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES METHODS OF DETERMINING INTER.SECTING LINES OF A CYLINDER AND A CONE ByPASSING PLANES THROUGH THE OBJECTS ON ANORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1947. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of. EDUCATION, 1960.

DESERT STEWARDSHIP - NATURAL RESOURCES MAN-AGEMENT MO CONSERVATION


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 008567/RL SA. LE

PRESENTS AN OVERvIEW OF 1HE NATURAL ANDCULTURAL RESOURCES- FOUND ON THE NAvALWEAPONS CENTER'S MORE THAN ONE MILLIONACRES OF RANGEr. DISCUSSES THE CENTER'S PHI-LOSOPHY OF STEWARDSHIP OF ITS ASSETS ANDTHE MANAGEMENT REWIRED FOR COMPATIBLLRANGE OPERATIONS. SHOWS HOW TI-IE OUTDOORLABORATORIES AND RANGES ARE SHARED WITHAREAS OF HISTORICAL INDIAN CARVINGS, ABAN-DONED TOWNS, THERMAL ENERGY AREAS, AND A .,FRAGILE DESERT ECOSYSTEM.

DESIGN AND CONTROL Of CONCRETE MIXES


PRODUCER USFHWA


CONCERNS QUALITY CONTROL OF CONCRETEMIXES AT THE POINT OF USE AND DEMONSTRATESTHE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS CONDITIONS AND MATE.RIALS ON THE QUALITY AND DURABILITY OF FIN.ISHED CONCRETE. EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON DE.SIGNING A MIX FOR THE CONDITIONS UNDERWHICH IT WILL BE PLACED AND TESTING THE MIXAT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE BEFORE ALLOWING ITTO BE USED ON THE JOB.

DESIGN FOR DENTAL HEALTH


PRODUCER USODH


EXPLAINS HOW THE PEOPLE OF LYNCH, KENTUCKYWORKED TOGETHER IN A COMMUNITY DENTALHEALTH PROJECT

DESIGN FOR ENVIRONMENT

34 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COt 1957

PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS A YOUNG SCIENTIST LEARNING OF THENUMEROUS TESTS CONDUCTED AT AIR DEvELOp-MEN T CENTERS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OFENvIROMENTAL STRESSES ON MATERIALS,METALS, AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FORUSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

DESIGNING A PATTERN FOR A WATER-COOLEDMOTOR BLOCK

17 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SL), B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES HOW A PATTERNMAKER STUDIES ADRAWING FOR A SINGLE.CYLINDER WATER-COOLED

MOTOR BLOCK, VISUALIZES THE SHAPE OF THECASTING, PLANS THE GENERAL SHAPE or THE PATTERN, CHECKS ON CORE SUPPORT. AND pLANS THECORE COXES

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIESPROBLEMS IN PATTERNMAKING

DESIGNING CORE IOUS FOR A WM I:II-COOLEDMOTOR BLOCK

12 MIN, 18MM FILm, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


ExpLAINS HOW A PATTERNMAKER VISUALIZES THEWATER, JACKET, PORT CORES, AND THE CORE INTHE MOLD, AND THEN DESIGNS THE RAM.UP COREAND SET.UP CORE.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.PROBLEMS IN PATTERMAKING.

DESIGNING THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT


PRODUCER USHUD


DEPICTS THE UTILIZATION OF THE MULTIGISCIPLIN.ARY ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN TEAM CONCEPT ASAN EFFECTIVE MEANS TO DEAL WITH DEvELOPMEN-TAL ISSUES. ALSO FOCUSES ON 'SUCCESS STO-RIES' IN COPING WITH HUMAN SETTLEMENT PROB.LEMS.

DESILTING THE HUDSON


PRODUCER USAE


DEPICTS SILTINCr PROBLEMS THAT EXIST IN NEWYORK HARBOR AND THE HUDSON RIVER BELOWTHE GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE. DESCRIBESHOW AN HYDRAULIC MODEL AT THE WATERWAYSEXPERIMENT STATION IS HELPING ENGINEERS TOANALYZE THE PROBLEM AND TEST EFFECTIVENESSOF MEASURES TO DECREASE THE RATE OF SHOAL-ING.

DESTINATION WHERE?


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES THE WORK OF GEODESISTS IN PLOTTINGORBITAL SPACE FLIGHTS AND POINTS ON EARTHALSO DISCUSSES MEASUREMENT OF GRAVITY DIS-TORTIONS.

CLEARED FOR Pi THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

DESTROYERMEN


PRODUCER USN


PROVIDES A vISUAL IMPRESSION OF DAY-TO.DAYLIFE ABOARD A NAVY DESTROYER AT SEA.

DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF PREINVAS1VE CANCINOMA OF THE BREAST, PT I

18 MIN, 3/ 4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1989



DISCUSSES DETECTION AND Trir ATMENT OF PREIN-vASIVE CARCINOMA OF THE EIHEAST, AND INDICA-TIONS FOR AND METHODS OF BREAST BIOPSY.

DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF PREINVASIVE CAR-CINOMA OF THE BREAST, PT 2



TITLE NO.007251/FIL SALE

DEALS WITH DETECTION AND TREATMENT OFPREINVASIVE CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST, ASWELL AS BENIGN AND BORDERLINE BREAST LE.SONS.

DETECTION OF CLOSTRIDIUM 110TULINUM IN FOOD,PT I, PREPARATION Of F000 SAMPLES AND...

11 PAIN, 18mm FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1985



FULL TITLE-DETECTION OF CLOSTRIDIUM BOTLI.LINUM IN FOOD, PT I, PREPARATION OF FOOD SAM-PLES AND DIRECT CULTURES. DEMONSTRATESHOW FOOD EXTRACT IS PREPARED USING GELATINDILUENT. AND THEN A MEAT.DEXTROSE-STARCHMEDIUM IS INOCULATED WITH THE EXTRACT.

152

SHOWS HOW HEAT SHOCK TREATMENT OF SEALEDCULTURE TUBES SELECTS SPORES FROM VEGETA-TIVE CELLS.

DETECTION Of CLOSTRIDIUM SOT ULINUM IN FOOD,PT 2, MOUSE TOXIN NEUTRALIZATION TEST

13 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT SD COL 1965



DEMONSTRATES MIXING OF FOOD EXTRACT CON.TAINING CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM WITH ANTITOX-INS OF KNOWN TYPES SHOWS HOW mICE ARE IN.OCULATED WITH EACH MIXTURE TO DETERMINEWHICH IS STILL TOXIC.

DETECTION OF CLOSTRIDIUM SOTUUNUM IN FOOD,PT 3, ISOLATION FROM MIXED CULTURE




DEMONSTRATES ANAEROBIC INCUBATION OF FOODSAMPLES ON A MEAT.DEXTROSE-STARCH MEDIUM,AS WELL AS ON BLOOD AGAR AND EGG YOLK AGARPLATES SHOWS HOW COLONIES FROM THE PLATESARE THEN SUBCULTURED IN A MEAT.DEXTROSEMEDIUM

DETECTION OF ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERICHIACOLI




DEMONSTRATES A METHOD OF CONFIRMING THEPRESENCE OF E COLI IN INFANTS WITHIN ONEHOUR. ENCOURAGES HOSPITAL LABORATORY DI.RECTORS TO MAKE THIS PROCEDURE A ROUTINETEST ON INFANTS ADMITTED DUE TO THE DANGEROF INCURRING SEVERE OUTBREAKS OF INFANTILEDIARRHEA.

1965

DETERMINANTS OF BILE FLOW, THE

17 MIN, 35mm FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL


TITLE NO 009274/AL

1974

SALE

DESCRIBES THE VARIATIONS IN THE SECRETION OFWATER AND INORGANIC ELECTROLYTES INTO THEBILE, AND DISCUSSES THE PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHA-NISMS WHICH DETERMINE AND REGULATE THETRANSPORT OF THESE INORGANIC COMPONENTSGUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDISLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALL-20-FRSMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION BASIC.

DETERMINATION Of TYPES OP C. DIPIITHERIAE




SHOWS PROCEDURES FOR DETERMINING CULTUR.AL TYPES OF CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE,HEMOLYSIN AND FERMENTATION TEST, AND OS.SERVATION Of COLONY FORMS

FROM THE LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF DIPHTHE.RIA SERIES


DEVELOPING AESTHETIC CONCEPTS THROUGHMOVEMENT


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE ND 268440/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW THE Wr_LIS AVENUE SCHOOL, MINEO.LA, NY, DEvELOPS AN APPRECIATION FOR BEAUTYAND ART IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS DE.SCRIBES THE USE OF INTERPRETATIVE DANCE,POETRY, MUSIC, COLLAGE, AND PAINTING

DEVELOPING AUDIO-VOCAL SYSTEM, THE

38 MIN, 18mM FILM, OPT SD, GOL 1970



DEMONSTRATES THE APPLICATION OF EUROPEANMETHODS OF AUDITORY TRAINING AND SPEECH INSWEDEN. THE NETHERLANDS, BELGIUM, ENGLAND.AND DENMARK.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE BUREAU OFEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED, U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION

FRIM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD SERIES.

1 6 o

DIVILOPING COOPIRATION


PRODIXZR USN


DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION OFWORKERS ON ANY JOS, AND USES EXAMPLES ININDUSTRY TO ILLUSTRATE 0000 AND POOR METH-ODS OF DEVELOPING COOPERATIONPROOUCED BY U 8 NAW, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1647.

FROM THE SUPERVISION SERIES.

DEVELOPING NOMOGENEOUS REACTORS


PflODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USERDA

TITLE PIO. 001535/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANTSTAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT. CONSTRUCTION,OPERATION, AND DISMANTLING OF A HOMOGEN.EOUS REACTOR.


DEVELOPING THE NEGATIVE

16 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE AO 269200/RL

STRATES SUPPORTIVE DEVICES FOR TASK PERFOR-MANCE. INCLUDES MOVING FROM PLACE TO PLACE,SITTING, STANDING, WRITING, TURNING PAGES,COMMUNICATING, ANC, EATING

FROM THE PROJECT SPOT VRIES. /

DEW UNES


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE No 000579/RL SAL E

TELLS THE STORY Of THE DEW LINE, A Nt7WORKOF RADAR OUTPOSTS STRETCHING 3,000 MILESACROSS AMERICA'S ARCTIC ROOFTOP.

DI A WILMER A FEW 0000 MEN

15 MIN, 1SMM , A, OPT. SM COL

PRODUCER USMC iSlONSO R USN

ma ma 005170/RL SALE

SHOWS DAILY LIFE AT A MARINE CORPS BOOTCAMP.

DIAGNOSIS AND CASE SELECTION

12 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USVA

1950 TITLE PIO. 000580/FIL SALE

GUIDES THE DENTIST IN DIAGNOSING AND TREAT-ING PATIENTS 13Y ENDODONTIC MEANS. USES RA-DIOGRAPHS, ANIMATION, AND LIVE PHOTOGRAPHYTO ILLUSTRATE ENCODONTIC TREATMENT.

. 1971

SALE

SHOWS PROCEDURES IN DEVELOPING STILLCAMERA FILM, AND EXPLAINS THE COMPOSITIONOF THE DEVELOPING SOLUTION.PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1948. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FROM THE FUNDAMENTALS aF PHOTOGRAPNYSERIES. 1-,

DEVELOPMENT AND FABRICATION OF HFIR -AMBITELEMENTS

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, WI. 1967


TITLE AO. 001641/Rt. SALE

DEPICTS THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHFLUX ISOTOPE REACTOR TARGET ELEMENTS FORTHE HIGH NATION'S TRANSURANIUM PROGRAM.TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUITABLE MANU.FACTURING PRCCESSFS, SHOWING THE ROMOTEMANUFACTURE OF TARGET ELEMENTS ATi OAKRIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY'S TRANSURANIUMPROCESSING PLANT AND THE PROCESSING OF THEDESIRED TRANSURANIUM ISOTOPES. '

DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN GASTROINTESTINALTRACT


PRODUCER YALEMD SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS, BY ANIMATION, THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEHUMAN GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT IN THE FETALSTAGE,

DEVELOPMENT qr ml HUMAN GASTROINTESTIANL'TRACT

15 MIN, 18MM FILM, Om% !ED, coL

PROOUCER YALEMD SOCA/50R USNMAC

TITLE NO 270100/RL . SALT

SHOWS, BY ANIMATVN, THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEHUM&N QASTROINSTINAL TRACT IN THE FETALSTAGE.

1967

DIVILOPMESTAL ISOTOPY Inseam PAmme44 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. QQ, ca. 1970

PRODUCER OWUMC SPONSIOR USSEH


PICTURES THE TESTING OF A BABY'S HEARING ATAN EARLY AGE (INFANTS SHOWN VARY FROMSEVEN WEEKS TO SEVEN MONTHS, SEVERAL BORNPREMATURELY, ONE SUFFERING FROM SEVEREMALNUTAMON)A'NICUSSES THE PROSLEM OF DIS-TINGUISHING LACK OF RESPONSE CAUSED BYHEARING IMPAIRMENT FROM THAT CAUSED BY Ilk

OR BRAIN DAMAGE. EMPHASIZES THE IN-TANCE OF EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF HEARING IM.

P MENT, SO THAT PARENTAL BEHAVIOR ANDLEARNING EIWIRONMENT MAY BE ADJUSTED.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IM. PAIRED CHILD: EUROPEAN SERIES.

DEVICES FOR SILF-HILP PERFORMANCE, PT 3

18 MIN, 16MM FILM, OFT. SD, COL

mooucER USSEH


ILLUSTRATES THE PROBLEMS OF PERSONS WITHMULTIPLE PHYSICAL HANDICAPS AND DEMON.

DIAGNOSE AND THERAPY WITH RADIATION.


PRODUCER USAEC


PROVIDES A MEDICAL DISCUSSION OF CURRENTSTUDIES WITH RADIATION. DESCRIBES THE USE OFRADIOACTIVE CHEMICALS IN STUDIES OF THE THY-ROID KIDNEYS. AND BLOOD, AS WELL AS CLINICALEXEERIMENTS WITH GASES AND ISOTOPES THATHAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE TO VISUALIZE MANYORGANS PREVIOUSLY DIFFICULT OR IMPOSSIBLETO EXAMINE BY X.RAYS.

MONO'S AND TREATMENT OF NONINVASIVE CAWCINOMA



TITLE HO 007253/RL SALE

DEALS WITH THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OfPREINVASIVE CARCINOMA Of THE CERVIX

DIAGNOSIS OF ENTEROBIASIS



TITLE NO 270600/RL S

DISCUSSES THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE PINWORM, ;MIGRATION HABITS, AND THE AREAS OF ITS AC1IV-ITY. EXPLAINS DISADVANTAGES OF DIAGNOSINGENTEROSIASIS THROUGH RECOVERY OF EGGS. DE -SCR I BE S ADVANTAGES OF THE CEL.-ULOSE TAPEMETHOO.

DIAGNOSIS OF PANCREATIC DISEASE


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS EXTENSIVE DATA RELATIVE TO THECLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION OF THE PA.TIENT WITH PANCREATIC SYMPTOMATOLOGY.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL PATHAOGY SERIES

DIAGNOSIS OF VASCULAR/TENSION HEADACHE




DEVELOPS A BASIC OUTLINE WHICH CAN BE USEDBY THE PHYS/CIAN TO DETERMINE THE ETIOLOGYAND DIAGNOSIS OF THE MAJORITY OF HEADACHESWHICH WILL CONFRONT HIM IN HIS PRACTICE.

DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES

5 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SM COL

PRODUCER USSEH -

TITLE MO. 000326/FIL SALE

THIS IS A PRESENTATION OF A NUMBER OF TECH.MOUES WHICH HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED TO ASSESSTHE DEAF CHILD'S POTENTIAL FOR LANGUAGE,LEARNING AND RESIDUAL SENSORY FUNCTIONING.

153

l 61

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD. AMERICAN SERIES.

DIAL ALCOHOL-A UNICE


PRODUCER USNIM

1976

TITLE AO 008725/RL RENTAL SALE

CENTERS AROUND AN ALCOHOL TELEPHONE HOT-LINE AND THE STUDENTVOLUNTEERS WHO MAN IT.1 TEACHER MANUAL AND 1 STUDENT BOOKLET IN.CLUDED.

AL'S GARAGE

DIAL ALCOHOL PREVIEW

HOTLINE

IN THE IEGINNING

LEGENO OF PAULIE EMMEN, ME

CLEARED FOR 7V.

29MIN

21MIN

29MIN

29MIN

29MIN

DIALOGUE ON SIOFEEDEACK

48 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COI 1974

PRODUCER USVA


BIOFEEDBACK IS THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY TOINFORM THE SUBJECT OF WHAT IS GOING ON INHIS BODY SO THAT HE CAN ALTER THESE CONDI-TIONS BY MENTAL PROCESSES. SHOWS HOW LEAD.ING RESEARCHERS AND CLINICIANS HAVE COM-PILED A COMPREHENSIVE PICTURE OF THE RE-SEARCH AND CLINICAL APPUCATION OF THIS NEWSCIENCE.

D IAMOND II

t 7 MIN 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1978

PRODUCER US000 SPONSOR USRSAP


ILLUSTRATES THE CONCEPT OFDEINSTITUTIONALIZATIC44 OF THE MENTALLY RE.TARDED. FILMED IN RURAL MONTANA.

MANY OP A SERG(ANT


PROOUCER U SA

TITLE MO 000581/RL SALE

TRACES THE TREATMENT OF. AN AMPUTEE IN ANARMY HOSPITAL. DISCUSSES HIS REHABILITATION,INCLUDING HIS SKILLFUL MANIPULATION OF ARTIFI.CIAL ARMS AND HANDS.


DIESEL ENGINE Fun SYSTEME


PROOUCER USN


SHOWS THE BASIC STRUCTURE OF DIESEL SYS-TEMS, INCLUDING THE PARTS AND OPERATK)N OFINJECTORS AND FUEL PUMPS. D4SCUSSE8 DOSCH,GENERAL MOTORS, AND EXCELLO EQUIPMENT.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1942. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947.


D IESEL ENGINE GOVERNORS ismourrra Qom-NON-A SERIES

4 1864M FILMS, OPT. SD

PROOUCER U SN


EXPLAINS HOW THE OuvERNOR OPERATES FORNORMAL AND LOW SPEEDS AND HOW THE BMEPLIMITER FUNCTIONS WHEN FUEL IS ON AND OFF.RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1943.

WIC HYDRAULIC GOVERNON 17MIN

MEP UMITER 1 OMIN

POWIERHEAD SAIN

SPEED DROP WIN

1944

D IESEL ENGINE GOVERNORS, PT 1, WOOOWARDGOVERNORS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 271600111L SALE

SHOWS THE OPERATION OF DIESEL ENGINE GOV.ERNORS AND EXPLAINS THE OPERATION OF OVER-SPEED, OVERSPEED TRIP. AND REGULATING GOV-ERNORS.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1942 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION, 1944

DIESEL ENGINE GOVERNORS, PT 2, GM units 71,LIMITING SPEED MECHANICAL GOVERNORS


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THREE MAIN ASSEMBLIES OF THE GOVERNOR AND THEIR FUNCTIONS REVIEWS THE OP-ERATION OF THE MANUAL FUEL CONTROL TO EXPLAIN THE ACTION OF THE GOVERNOR THROUGHLOW, INTERMEDIATE, AND HIGH SPEED RANGESPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION, 1944.

DIESEL ENGINE, THE

29 MiN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1942

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW IGNITION MAY BE ACHIEVED BY COM.PRESSION. DESCRIBES BASIC DIESEL ENGINETYPES, AND DISCUSSES FORMS OF AIR HEADEHSAND FUEL INJECTORS.


DIESEL XIIGINE THE SCAVENGING AND SUPER-ossmotta bone. ENGINES


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE OPERATION OF TWO-STOKE CYCLE,SINGLE AND DOUBLE ACTING, AND OPPOSEDPISTON ENGINES. DISCUSSES METHODS OF SCA-VENGING AND SUPERCHARGING AIR.


DIESEL LUSNICATION AND COOLING SYSTEMS

10 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1947

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES PARTS OF DIESEL LUBRICATING ANDCOOLING SYSTEMS AND HOW 11 'EY WORK IN RELA-TION TO EACH OTHER.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1942. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATON, 1947.

DIESEL LUSRICATION AND COOLING SYSTEMS LU-SRICAT1ON OF THE 09141 SERIES ENGINES


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS, BY THE USE QE ANIMATION, THE URSECOOF THE OIL THROUGH THE ENGINE DESCRIBESHOW IT LUBRICATES E H COMPONENT PART ANDEXPLAINS THE PRINCI LE Of THE VENTILATIONSYSTEM. L

DIET AND DENTAL HEALTh

17 MIN, 16MM FR M, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS SOME OF THE LESS DESIRABLE WAYS TOTALK TO A PATIENT ABOUT HIS DIET USING A COMI-CAL APPROACH TO DIET COUNSELLING. PRESENTSA MALE PATIENT BEING COUNSELED ON PLAQUEFORMATION AND CON rRoL. AND WHAT FOODSCAUSE PLAQUE FORMATION IN THE MOUTH.

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF EMPHYSEMA

21 MIN, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1970

PRODUCER WARMP SPONSOR USHMAC


EMPHASIZES THE INCIDENCE Of CHRONIC OB-STRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE. GIVES AN ETIO.LOGICAL DEFINITION ( ,F THE TYPES OF DISEASEAND SIMPLE LABORATORY AND X.RAY TECHNIOUESUSED TO DIFFERENTIATE WHETHER A PATIENT HASONE OR MORE Of THESE DISEASES.

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOIMS OF LEUKOCYTE MINOR-MALITIES SY MORPHOLOGIC EXAMINATION...


PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL TITLE-DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF LEUKO-CYTE ABNORMALITIES BY MORPHOLOGIC EXAMINA-TION OF THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD, THE - CONGENI-TAL ANOMALIES OF LEUKOCYTES AND UNUSUALACQUIRED CONDITIONS. PRESENTS AN OVERVIEWOF THE VARIETY OF CONGENITAL LEUKOCYTE

ANOMALIES AND OTHER UNUSUAL FEATURESFOUND IN ACQUIRED DISORDERS, THROUGH ASTUDY OF THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD SMEAR.


DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF STEATORRHEA



TITLE NO 005379/RL

1969

SALE

EXPLAINS THE CLASSIFICATION OF MALABSORP-TION SYNDROMES CHARA(TERIZED BY STEATORR-HEA. AND DISCUSSES THE PATHOGENIC FACTORSOF EACH MAJOR TYPE. GIVES DIAGNOSTIC TESTSFOR STEATORRHEA AND FOR THE DISEASES WHICHPRODUCE IT. DISCUSSES SOME PROBLEMS IN DIF-FERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.36 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN.HEALTH AND DIS-EASE SE RIES


DIFFRACTOMETER cowrnot. SYSTEM - A SYSTEMFOR EASY MANMACHINE COMMUNICATIONS

15 MIN, 16MM FILM. ()PI. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USNBS


TECHNICALLY EXPLAINS THE USE OF A DIFFRACTO-METER CONTROL SYSTEM AT THI: NATIONALBUREAU Of STANDARDS' REACTOR. EXPIAINS THETECHNIQUE OF USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TOPERFORM THE TEDIOUS. REPETITIVE OPERATIONSREQUIRED IN COLLECTING DATA FOR CPYSTALSTRUCTURE ANALYSIS WHILE THE. HUMAN EXPERI-MENTER PERFORMS THE SUPERVISORY FUNCTIONSFOR WHICH1MN IS UNIQUELY OUALIFIL:D.4FILM AS-SUMES BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF STRUCTURAL CRYS-TALLOGRAPHY.)

DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE COMPUTER LOGIC

13 MIK 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1962

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS BY MEANS OF ANIMATION THE BINARYNUMBER SYSTEM. DEFINES THE SEVERAL MEAN-INGS OF LOGIC AS APPLIED TO COMPUTERS,SHOWS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE DECIMALAND BINARY NUMEER SYSTEMS, EXPLAINS HOWBINARY NUMBERS ARE CONSTRUCTED AND HOWARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS ARE PERFORMED WITHTHEM CITES EXAMPLES OF CODE VARIATIONS OFTHE BINARY SYSTEM.

DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE COMPUTER UNITS


. _PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES IN AN INTRODUCTORY WAY THE MAJORUNITS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER-INPUT, OUTPUT,ARITHMETIC. AND CONTROL.

DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE INTRODUCTION

18 MIK 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, CQ. 1962

PRODUCER USN


PROVIDES A GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO DIGITALCOMPUTERS. EXPLAINS THE R.TORICAL ORIGINSOF CALCULATING DEVICES. POINTS OUT THE DIF-FERENCES BETWEEN ANALOG LND DIGITAL COM-PUTERS, AND DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLE STEPS IN-VOLVED IN THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS SUBJECT-ED TC THE DIGITAL COMPUTING PROCESS.

DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES LOGIC ELEMENTCIRCUITS

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COI 1062

PRODUCER USN

TITLE 'D. 272779/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES HOW SOLID STAT1: ELECTRONICS AREUSED IN MODERN COMPUTERS.


DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES PROGRAMMING


PROOUCER USN


DEFINES COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. EXPLAINSWHAT IS MEANT BY ANALYZING THE PROBLEM,SHOWS HOW A SIMPLE FLOW CHART IS PREPAREDWITH SYMBOLS GIVING THEIR MEANING, ANDSHOWS BY USE OF A SIMPLE EXAMPLE HOWINSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMPUTER ARE ENCODEDIN COMPUTER LANGUAGE.

154

DIMPLING AND COUNTERSINKING

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SSW 1943

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW DIMPLING AND COUNTERSINKING PRE-PARE METAL FOR FLUSH RIVETING SHOWS HOWTO OPERATE A DIMPLING MACHINE AND HOW TOCOUNTERSINK WORK FOR FLUSH RIVETS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. ASSEMBLINGAND RIVETING. NO 4

DIODE AND CRYSTAL DETECTORS


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE OPERATION Of A DIODE DETEC-TOR. EMPLOYING A CRYSTAL DIODE AS THE RECTI-FIER. EMPHASIZES THE OPERATING CHARACTERIS-TICS Of THE CIRCUIT AND THE PROPER HANDLINGTECHNIQUES Of A CRYSTAC DIOOE. SHOWSOUTPUT WAVESHAPES ON THE OSCILLOSCOPE,AND EXPLAINS HOW THE OUTPUT IS AFFECTED IFTHE VALUES OF R AND C ARE NOT CORRECT. COM-PARES THE VACUUM TUBE DIODE DETECTOR ANDTHE CRYSTAL DIODE DETECTOR.KINESCOPE.

THiS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

DIODE TUBES - EMISSION AND SPACE CHARGE


PRODUCER USAF

TITI E NO. 273240/RL SALE

DEFINES DIFFERENT TYPES. Of ELECTRON EMIS-SION. EXPLAINS EMITTER CONSTRUCTION, SPACECHARGE IN A DIODE VACUUM TUBE. SATURATION INA DIODE TUBE, AND THE EFFECT OF VARYINGPLATE VOLTAGE AND HEATER VOLTAGE ON PLATECURRENT.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR' USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

DIODE, THE PRINCIPLES AND APPUCATIONS

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. SSW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPI AINS THE PRINCIPLES Of ELECTRON FLOWACROSS A GAP, BASIC FEATUPES OF THE DIODETUBE, CONTROL OF ELECTRON FLOW IN THE TUBE.PHOTOELECTRIC CELLS. X-RAY TUBES. AND THEDIODE AS A RECTIFIER.

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES ELECTRONICS.NO. 2.

DIODES AND RECTIFIER CIRCUITS - FULL-WAVE REC-TIFIERS

30 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, JIM

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE OUTPUT WAVE SHAPE AND DIRECTIONOF CURRENT' FLOW THROUGH EACH PART OF AMODEL CIRCUIT. EXPLAINS HOW TO CALCULATEPEAK AND AVERAGE VOLTAGE OUTPUTS. ANDRIPPLE FREQUENCY. DISCUSSES TROUBLESHOOT-INGKINESCOPE.


DIODES AND RECTIFIER CIRCUITS HALFWAVE REC-TIFIERS

.32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES HALF-WAVE RECTIFICATION. LOAD. ANDRIPPLE FREOUENCY. SHOWS HOW THE DIRECTIONOF CURRENT..FLOW THROUGH A CONDUCTOR ISDETERMINED. SHOWS HOW TO CALCULATE PEAK,INVERSE PEAK. AVERAGE OUTPUT VOLTAGE, AND'THE FRONT-TO-BACK RATIO OF A SEMICONDUCTOR.KINESCOPE.


DIODES AND RECTIFIER CIRCUITS - METALLIC RECTI-FIERS


PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES THE TYPES Of METALLIC RECTIFIERSEXPLAINS THE CONSTRUCTION AND RECTIFYINGACTION OF SELENIUM RECTIFIERS POINTS OUT THE

162

VOLTAGE LIMITATION OF RECTIFIERS AND HOWSTACKING PROVIDES SOME PROTECTION AGAINSTDAMAGE DUE TO EXCESSIVE AC VOLTAGE. EX-PLAINS INVERSE PEAK VOLTAUE AND BREAKDOWN.KINESCOPE.


DIMS AND RECTIFIER CIRCUITS SOLID STATEPRINCIPLES


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF AC AND DC CURRENTSOLID STATE DIODES AND RECTIFIERS. USES

SCHEMA ncs TO SHOW RESISTANCE AND VOLTAGEFLOW. REVIEWS CHEMICAL. AND MATERIAL MAKEUPOF DONOR AND ACCEPTOR ATOMS. ALSO DEFINESCONDUCTORS, SEMICONDUCTORS, AND INSULA-TORS.


DIMS AND RECTIFIER CIRCUITS SOLID STATE010001


PROOUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE JOINING OF PfORM, A SOLID STATEMOE, AND GIVES THE TYPES OF DIODES. IDENTI-FIES THE TWO ELEMENTS OF A JUNCTION DIODE ASTHE EMITTER AND COLLECTOR. DISCUSSES THEEFFECT OE EXCESSIVE FORWARD OR REVERSEBIAS.

KINESCOPE.

DIRECT CURRENT CONTROLLERS


PRODUCER USOE

unE IVO 273265/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS SHUNT MOTORS AND DIRECT CONTROL-LERS IN OPERATION. USES ANIMATION TO ILLUS-TRATE A DIRECT CURRENT FACEPLATE CONTROL-LER CONNECTED TO A SHUNT MOTOR.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. MOTORCONTROL, NO. I.

DIRECT CURRENT GENERATORS


PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES PARTS OF BASIC DC GENERATOR. DEFINES STEAD DC, PULSATING DC, AND RIPPLE.IDENTIFIES SCHEMATICS OF THREE MAIN DC GEN-ERATOR CONFIGURATIONS.KINESCOPE.


DIRECT CURRENT GENERATORS THEORY OF OPER-ATION

IS MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1959

PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO 2732680 4L SAL E

SHOWS THE BASIC COMPONENTS OF A GENER-ATOR AND EXPLAINS ES4F OF SELF.INDUCTION.

DIRECT CURRENT MOTORS - THEORY OF OPERATION

to MIN. 11MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W . 1959

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE BASIC COMPONENTS OF DIRECT CUR-RENT MOTORS AND EXPLAINS THEIR OPERATION.

DIRECT SEEDING OF SOUTHERN PINE


PROOUCER USDA

TIT1 E NO 0039341RL SALE

THE RESEARCH LEADING TO THE SUCCESSFULDIRECT SEEDING OF SOUTHERN TIMBERLANDS ISFACINATING. AT FIRST, BIRDS AND RODENTS ATETHE SEEDS. METHODS OE SEEDING WERE CRUDE,B UT IMPORTANT BREAKTHROUGHS IN RESEARCHSOLVED THESE PROBLEMS.

DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW CHANGING THE SPACING OF ANTEN-NA EL EMENTS, CHANGING THE NUMBER OF ELE-

MENTS, USING DIFFERENT TYPES OF ELEMENTS.AND CHANGING THE SHAPE OF THE REFLECTORAFFECTS ANTENNA DIRECTIVITY. DISCUSSES THETHREE TYPES OF ELEMENTS.KINESCOPE.


DIRECTIuNAL COUPLER

24 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, 88W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE USE. PHYSICAL CONSTRUCTION, ANDPURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT IN A DIRECTIONALCOUPLER. DISCUSSES THE BI-DIRECTIONAL COU-PLER, AND SHOWS HOW IT DETECTS INCIDENT ANDREFLECTED ENERGYKINESCOPE.


DISASSEMBLING THE ENGINE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE THE OIL SUMP, VALVETAPPET. AND GEAR CASE COVER ASSEMBLIES.T,ELLS HOW TO SEPARATE CRANKCASE, REMOVECRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY AND CAMSHAFT, AND DIS-ASSEMBLE CRANKSHAFT AND GEAR CASE COVERASSEMBLIES.

FROM THE AIRCRAET WORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE,

DISANIEMSLY

30 MIN. 11:IMM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


SHOVS HOW TO INSPECT BLOWER ROTORS ANDPISTONS, REMOVE HEAD AND SCRAPE WEARRIDGE. REMOVE CONNECTING ROD BEARING, ANDPULL ONE PISTON AND ONE LINER IN PISTON AS-SEMBLY.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE GENERAL MOTORS 16.2764 DIESELENGINE SERIES.

DISASSENSLY OF THE S-211SA ENGINE

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. BILW 942

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE AIR LINES, MANIFOLD,ROCKER ARM ASSEMBLY, PISTON, LEVER, INJEC-TOR, AND CYLINDER HEAD. STRESSES PRECAU-TIONS TOSE OBSERVED


DISASSEMBLY, PT 1


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES METHODS OF INSPECTION FORALL POSSIBLE PARTS WITH METHODS OF REMOVALFOR ALL LINES AND PARTS IN A COMPLETE BREAK.DOWN OF THE ENGINE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948


DISASSEMBLY, PT 2


PRODUCER USN'


SHOWS STEP-BY-STEP DEMONSTRATION OF TOOLSUSED IN DISASSEMBLY OF ENGINE FOR WITHEROVERHAUL OR MAINTENANCE. CONCLUDING WITH AREVIEW OF THE IMPORTANT STEPS OF DISASSEM.BLYPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1946.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES

DISASTER AID PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS




EXPLAINS THE HEALTH PROBLEMS CREATED BYNATURAL DISASTERS AND THE METHODS USED TO

155

163

SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS. USING AS AN-EXAMPLE AFLOOD. AND THE ROLE OF LOCAL. STATE, AND FED-ERAL HEALTH AGENCIES IN COMBATING THE RE-SULTANT PUBLIC HEALTH DANGERS

DISASTER FEEDING


PRODUCER USA


GIVES PURPOSE, PREPARATION AND EXECUTION orDISASTER FEED-PLAN-FACILITIES PROPAGATION-EX.PLANATION OF IONOSPHERE-EFFECTS ON LONG.RANGE TRANSMISSION OF RADIO MESSAGES

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS OF THE SHORELINIMENT

23,MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1973

PROOUCER USN


SHOWS HOW NAVY DISASTER RECOVERY TEAMSARE TRAINED TO COPE WITH ALL TYPES OF NATU-RAL DISASTERS. USES HURRICANE CAMILLE AS ANEXAMPLE TO SHOW HOW NAVY SEABEE TEAMS AS-SISTER THE CIVILIAN COMMUNITY.

DISCIPLINE ANO SELF-CONTROL


PRODUCER USOE0


STATES THE PROBLEM Cr DISCIPLINE AS ONE OFTEACHING AND LIVING WITH YOUNG CHILDREN,SHOWS HOW A TEACHE1 CAN ESTABLISH CONTRMIN A FRIENDLY CLIMA'E AND PREVENT DISCIPLIN-ARY PROBLEMS. DIScUSSES ADEQUATE SUPERVI-SION AND THE DAIIGERS OF OVER AND UNDERCONTROL. SHOWS HOW TO HELP A CHILD ACCEPTCONTROL.

DISCIPLINE, PT 1, GIVING ORDERS

14 MIN, ItIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW TO GIVE CLEAR ORDERS AND MAIN-TAIN OFFICE DISCIPLINE, CONTRASTS THE RESULTSOF GAINING WORKERS' CONFIDENCE WITH THOSEOF INSTILLING FEAR IN EMPLOYEES.

DISCIPLINE, PT 2, REPRIMANDING


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS EXAMPLES OF PROPER AND IMPROPER RE.PRIMANDING OF EMPLOYEES BY SUPERVISORS ANDHOW THE EFFICIENCY AND PRODUCTION OF ANOfFICE' CAN BE INCREASED OR DECREASED DE.

,PENDING UPON HOW A SITUATION IS HANDLED.


DISEASE RECOGNITION AMERICAN TRYPANOSONIA-EIS 'CHAGAS DISEASE'

12 MIN, ItIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 11ISS

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS SIGNS ANO SYMPTOMS, X-RAY AND EKGFINDINGS, AND SOME EPIDEMIOLOGY OF NE DIS-EASE.

FROM THE WORLD MEDICINE SERIES.

DISEASE RECOGNITION - LEISHMANIASIS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE SIGNS, SYMPTOMS, EPIDEMIOLOGY,AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CUTANEOUS ANDMUCOCUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS

DISEASE RECOGNITION - SCRUB TYPHUS

10 MIN. IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1978

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE CLINICAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMSOF SCRUB TYPHUS, ALSO CALLED MITE BORNETYPHUS OR TSUTSUGAMUSHI FEVEFI.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTPERMISSON TO PURCHASE FROM K. W. HAMMELCHIEF, AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTS DIVISION. HEALTHSCIENCES EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMAND,NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER, BF.THESOA, MD20014. PHONE: (301) 296-1227.

DISEASES OP THE KIDNEY GLOMERULONEPHRITIS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE BASIC SPECTRUM Of TISSUE RE.ACTIONS IN GLOMERULAR INJURY, THE TWOKNOWN TYPES Of IMMUNOLOGIC INJURY, AND THEPRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTIC CLINICAL RESPONSESALSO DISCUSSES HOW TO PUT THESE CHARACTER-ISTICS TOGETHER IN THE ANALYSIS OF SIX DIFFER-ENT, TYPES Of GLOMERUL ONEPHRITIS

79 SLIDES. f AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED PRODUCED IN COOPERATIONWITH THE DIVISION Of EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICA.TIONS, UPSTATE MEDICAL CENTER

FROM THE BASIC PA THOLOLA Y SERIES.

DISEASES OF THE KIDNEY - INFECTIONS Of THEKIDNEY AND ME URINARY TRACT

45 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PRODUCER USNMAC

DISSECTION Of TN& SLOCK OF ORGANS DISSEC-TION OF ADRENALS, AORTA, AND,-


PRODUCER HASSOJ SPONSOR USNMAC


FULL TITLE-DISSECTION OF THE BLOCK OFORGANS DISSECTION OF ADRENALS, AORTA. ANDINFERIOR VENA CAVA SEPARATION INTO THORACIC.ABOOMINAI AND PELVIC REGIONS

FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIQUE - ACINEMA TOGRAPHIC A TLAS SERIES

DISSECTION Of THE . DRAIN STEM INFERIOR ANDSUPERIOR CERESELLAR PEDUNCLES


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 007652/RL

DEMONSTRATES THE INFERIOR AND SUPERIORCEREBELLAR PEDUNCLES, AND PARTICULARLY THERELATIONSHIPS OF THE ASCENDING AND DESCEND-ING ROOTS OF THE FIFTH CRANIAL NERVE.

1974 SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY UEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 03 FOR MORE INFORMATION.



DISCUSSES BACTERIOLOGIC FACTORS IN URINARYTRACT INFECTIONS THE NORMAL DEFENSE MECH-ANISM IN THE BLADDER AND KIONEY THE MAJORCLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS - AND THE MORPHOLO.GIC CHANGES THAT OCCUR IN ASSOCIATION WITHTHESE INFECTIONS, BOTH IN THE BLADDER AND INTHE KIONEY

79 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE OR IN-AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED. PRE-VIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED A 'INFECTIONS OFTHE KIONEY AND THE URINARY TR 'T.'

FROM THE BASIC PATHOLOGY SERIEG.

DISINFECTION Of CUNICAL THERMOMETERS, PT 1,ORAL THERMOMETERS




DEMONSTRATES PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWEDIN CLEANING AND DISINFECTING ORAL THERMOM.ETERS.

Doman of THE STOMACH AND DUODENUM

20 MIN. 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE.COL 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC

7771E NO 009635/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE PATHOLOGY OF CONGENITALANOMALIES, INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS, ANDNEOPLASMS Of THE STOMACH AND DUODENUMPRESENTS TYPICAL GROSS AND MICROSCOPIC EX-AMPLES Of SEVEN DISORDERS. AND DISCUSSESPREDISPOSING FACTORS AND COMPLICATIONS OFEACH

el SLIDES 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE OR IN.AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS BOOKLET INCLUDEDDEVELOPED BY THE ASSOCIA TION OF PATHOLOGYCHAIRMEN IN COLLABORATION WITH THE NATIONALMEDICAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER

FROM THE BASIC PATHOLOGY SERIES

DISORIENTATION


PRODUCER USFAA


ALERTS PILOTS TO INFLIGHT SITUATIONS THAT AREPOTENTIALLY DISORIENTATING BY DESCRIBINGHOW THIS PHYSIOLOGICAL PHENOMENON INF LU-ENCES AND OFTEN DISTORTS FLYING JUDGMENTSSUGGESTS THAT WHEN THE PHYSICAL SENSES AREAT VARIANCE WITH COCKPIT INSTRUMENTS. PILOTSSHOULD BELIEVE THEIR INSTRUMENTS. NOT THEIRIMPULSES

DISPEMION MEORY APPROACH TO NUCLEON NU-CLEM SCATTERING


PRODUCER USAEC


OUTLINES SOME OF THE MAIN IDEAS AND TECH.NIOUES WHICH ARE USED IN THE THE CALCULA.TION OF THE NUCLEON NUCLEON SCATTERINGMATRIX PROM ITS ANALYTIC PROPERTIES AND UNI-TARITY INCLUDES A DISCUSSION Of THE S.WAVESCHROEDINGER AND VOLTERRA EQUATIONS. THEN/D METHOD. THE MANDELSTAM REPRESENTATIONFOR SCATTERING AND DOUBLE SPECTRAL FUNC.TION, THEORETIC AND NON.RELATIVISTIC SCATTER-ING AMPLITIDES. AND NUCLEON ELECTROMAGNET.IC STRUCTURE

DISSECTION Of THE MAIN STEM MIDDLE CEREISELLM PEDUNCLE AND AUDITORY NERVE


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007651/RL

DEMONSTRATES THE MIDDLE CEREBELLAR PEDUN.CLE, PARTICULARLY THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THEFIFTH AND EIGHTH CRANIAL NERVES TO THEMIDDLE PEDUNCLE.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 03' FOk MORE INFORMATION

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRA notisSERIES. PT 7.

DISSECTION Of THE DIAPHRAGM, PERICARDWM,AORTA, AND LUNGS


PROD'ICER HASSOJ SPONSOR USNMAC


1970

SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE FOLLOWING TECHNIQUES--THE DISSECTION OF THE DIAPHIAGM AND PERI-CARDIUM FROM THE THORACIC ORGANS THE RE-MOVAL OF THE AORTA AND A IAETHOD OF DIS-SECTING THE LUNGS TO SHOW THE TRACHEO.BRONCHIAL TREE

FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIQUE ACINEMA TOGR A PHIC ATLAS SERIES

DISSECTION Of THE ESOPHAGUS, STOMACH, LIVER,SPLEEN, PANCREAS, AND SWART SYSTEM

15 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1970



REVIEWS THE NORMAL ANATOMY OF THE ABDOMI.NAL VISCERA. ILLUSTRATES THE DISSECTION TECH.NIQUE USING A POSTERIOR APPROACH

FROM THE AUTOPSY OISSECTION TECHNIQUE ACINEMATOGRAPHIC ATLAS SERIES.

DISSECTION Of THE FEMALE PELVIC ORGANS ANDKIDNEYS




SHOWS THE REMOVAL OF THE RECTUM FROM THEPELVIC ORGANS FOLLOWED BY A DISSECTION OFTHE URINARY BLADDER. URETERS. AND KIDNEYSCONCLUDES WITH THE DISSECTION OF THEUTERUS, OVARIES, AND FALLOPIAN TUBES USINGTHE POSTERIOR APPROACH

FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIQUE ACINEMATOGRAPHIC A TLAS SE RIES

DISSECTION OF THE HEART

11 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT 'SD, COL 1970



SHOWS THE DISSECTION AND REMOVAL OF THEHEART FROM THE PERICARDIAL SAC DEMON.STRATES IN DETAIL THE VARIOUS CHAMBERS, AR-TERIES, AND VALVES. CONCLUDES WITH THEMETHOD OF CUTTING AND EXAMINING THE MYO.CARDIUM

FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIQUE ACINEMATOGRAPHIC A TLAS SE RIES

156

DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHEM NASAL GANG-LIA, ANTERIOR COMMISSURE, AND INTERNA10L..

16 MIN, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE. COL

PRODUCER USNM

E NO 007655/RL

FULL TITLE-DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHERESBASAL GANGLIA, ANTERIOR COMMISSURE ANO IN.TERNAL CAPSULE SHOWS THE DISSF.CTION OfTHE PUTAMEN AND THE LWBUSPALLINUS, EXPOS-ING THE INTERNAL CAPSULE, ANTERIOR COMMIS-SURE, AND THE ANSA LENTICULARIS ALSO DEMON-SI RATES THE OPTIC RADIATIONS AND THE ENTIREPYRAMIDAL TRACT ON A PROSECTED SPECIMENSOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLESSEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 04' FOR MORE INFORMATION

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES PT 11

DISSECTION Or THE HEMISPHERES Erman ANDEXTERNAL CAPSULES ANO. RELATED STRUC-TURES

9 MIK 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1102

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 007654/RL

SHOWS THE DISSECTION OF THE CEREBRAL HEMI-SPHERES THROUGH THE INSULA, THE EXTREMECAPSULE, THE CLAUSTRUM, AND THE EXTERNALCAPSULE. EXPOSING THE LATERAL SURFACE OfTHE PUTAMEN.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLESSEE 'NEUROAMATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. 03' FOC MORE INFORMATION

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES PT 10.

DISSECTION OF THE NEWSWIRES UMW SYSTEM15 MIN, 3/4 !N. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007657/RL

DEMONSTRATES THE LIMBIC SYSTEM, THAT IS, THEPORTIONS Of HEMISPHERE THAT MAKE UP THELIMBIC LOBE, THE ASSOCIATION BUNDLE, CINGULUM, MAMMILLOTHALAMIC TRACT, ANL) THEFORNIXSOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLESSEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO 04' FOR MORE INFORMATION


DISSECTION Of MI HEIMSWERES LONG ASSOCrATION MOLES


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007653/RL

DEMONSTRATES THE LONG ASSOCIATION BUNDLESWHICH INTERCONNECT DISTANT POINTS IN THEHEMISPHERES Of THE BRAIN,SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLESSEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. 03' FOR MORE INFORMATION

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES. PT 9

DISSECTION Of THE HEMISPHERES OLFACTORYSYSTEM

10 MIN. 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007656/RL

DEMONSTRATES BY DISSECTION THE OLFACTORYBULB AND TRACT, THE MEDIAL AND LATERAL OL.FACTORY STRIA, AND TIC POINTS Of TERMINATIOWOf THE OLFACTORY TRACT WLTHIN THE TELENCE-PHALAN,SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLESSEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. 04' FOR MORE INFORMATION

FROM THE NEUROA NA TOMY DEMONS T RA TIONSSERIES PT 12

DIWECTION Of THE MALE PELVIC ORGANS AND KID-NEYS


PRODUCER HASSOJ STNSOR USNMAC

7771E NO 275335/RL SALE

FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIQUE ACINEMA TOG RAPHIC ATLAS SERIES

DISSECTION Of THE PARAMYROID AND THYROIDGLANDS




FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIQUE ACINEMA TOGR A PHIC A TLAS SERIES.

DISIECTIOR Of TNI THORACIC DUCT


PROOUCER HASSOJ SPONSOR USNMAC

TIT1E NO. 275339/RL

1970

SALE

CEMONSTRATES THE IDENTIFICATION AND DISSEC-TION Of THE THORACIC DUCT IN THE BLOCK OFORGANS REMOVED BY THE ROKITANSKY METHOD.

FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION TECHNIOUE ACAVEMATOGRAPPIC ATLAS SERIES.

DISTAL WEDGE - MANDISLI


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW A TRIANGULAR WEDGE OF BULBOL/'FIBROUS TISSUE IS REMOVED FROM THE DISTALASPECT OF A MANDIBULAR SECOND MOLARDURING TREATMENT OF A DEEP PERIOOONTALPOCKET. ALSO INLCUDES REMOVAL OF THE EPITHE.UAL LINING, PLANING THE TOOTH SURFACES, ELIMI.NATION OF THE OSSEOUS DEFECT, AND TRIMMINGOF THE FLAP TO ACHIEVE PROPER ADAPTATION.SHOWS HOW THIS PROCEDURE RESULTS IN A SOFTTISSUE RELATIONSHIP TO THE TEETH AND BONEWHICH IS CONDUCTIVE FOR PREVENTIVE HOMECARE BY THE PATIENT.

DISTAL WEDGE MAXILLA

15 AIN. 15MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 0063 14/RL SALE

SHOWS How A WEDGE OF BULLOUS FIBRCUSTISSUE IS REMOVED FROM THE DISTAL OF A MAXIL-LAP MOLAR TO GAIN ACCESS TO A DEEP PERIO-DONTAL POCKET. ALSO SHOWS HOW THF OSSEOUSDEFECT IS SURGICALLY ELIMINATED BY REMOVAL011 THE POCKET EPITHELIAL LINING AND ADEQUATEFLAP ADAPTATION.

DISTO-BUCCAL FREE GINGIVAL GRAFT - MANDIBU-LAR TIMID


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 004906/RL SAI E

DEMONSTRATES A .DISTO4UCCAL FREE GINGIVALGRAFT PROCEDURE FOR A MANDIBULAR THIRDA .OLAR WHICH HAS NO ATTACHED GINGIVA ON ITS

"VAL ASPECT. AFTER THE RECIPIENT SITE IS' AEPARED, THE GRAFT TISSUE IS OBTAINED FROMTHE EDENTULOUS PALATE AND SUTURED IN PtACE.PROTECTION IS PROVIDED FOR BOTH THg. DONORANO RECIPIENT SITES. POSTOPERATIVE VIEWSSHOW AN ADEQUATE BAND OF ATTACHED GINGIVAWHICH GREATLY ENHANCES THE USE OF THISTOOTH AS A FIXED PARTIAL DENTURE A8UTMEN1.

W IDE AND CONQUER


PRODUCER USWD


RECORDS THE HIGH POINT OF THE NAZI BLITZ ANDTHE LOW POINT OF NAZI TREACHERY, THE PERIODIN WHICH BELGIUM, HOLLAND, DENMARK, NORWAY,AND FRANCE WERE INVADED PREPARATORY TOTHE BLITZ AND PLANNED INVASION OF BRITAINHIGHLIGHTS HITLER'S PRACTICES OF SABOTAGE.,THE FIFTH COLUMN, STRIKES, RIOTS, ANO HATE LI'ERATUAE.

PROOUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1943. RE-LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, DO-MESTIC BRANCH, 1945, AND BY U S OFFICE OF EDU-CATION. 1949.

FROM THE WHY *V FIGHT SERIES.

RESTRICTION: SAL OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FORSTUDY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.CLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY.

DIVING FOR SCIENCE

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL . 1973

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE TECHNIQUES OF SHALLOW WATERDIVING, AND HOW THEY ARE USED BY SCIENTISTSAND ENGINEERS, EXAMINES THE DEVELOPMENT OFDIVING CAPABILITIES BY RESEARCH IN THE NAVY'SNEW HYPERBARIC CHAMBER.

O 0 YOU CARE, FOOD SANITATION

21 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SO, CC L. 1971

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS PROPER WORK HABITS AND PROCEDURESros INSURING SANITARY FCOD SERVICE.

DOCKING WITH KEEL AND SIM BLOCKS

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, alliW 1946

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 000387/AL SAL E

EXPLAINS BY ANIMATION THE PROCEDURES FORDOCKING, FROM FLOODING CIF THE DOCK TO FINALSECURING.

PRODUCED BY U 8 NAVY. 1944. RELEASED BY UOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES

DOES IT HAVE TO SE THIS WAY?


PRODUCER USEPAP

,TITLE NO. 0011597/RL SALE

SHOWS. IN A HUMOROUS MANNER, HOW CARCOSTS, THE DEMAND FOR ENERGY, AND THEULCF.,R RATE CAN BE CUT. DISCUSSES THE IMPOR-TANcE OF CLEAN AIR. ALSO STRESSES THE IMPOR-TANCE OF USING MASS TRANSIT, CAR POOLS, ANDOTHER MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.

CLEARED FOP TV.

DOLPHINS THAT JOINED THI NAVY, THE

27 MIN, 161AM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1964

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NAVY'S EXTENSIVE RESEARCH WITHDOLPHINS AND DISCUSSES FUTURE APPLICATIONSOF THE RESEARCHERS' FINDINGS. NARRATED BYGLENN FORD,

DOMESTIC VECTOR CONTIreilY BASIC SANITATION

49 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIKSILENT. COL 1956



SHOWS HOW COMMON VECTORS OF DISEASESTHRIVE ON UNSANITARY CONDITIONS IN ANDAROUND THE HOME. DEMONSTRATES SOME SIMPLESANITARY PRACTICES WHICH CAN HELP CONTROLTHESE VECTORS.

D ONT BRING YOUR ENEMY HOME


PRODUCER USOA


SHO"S U S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE IN-SPEC ION DETECTIVES WORKING AT AIRPORTSAND BORDERS TO KEEP PLANT AND ANIMAL PESTSOUT OF THE U S.

DON'T WILD MAT ROCKET ALONE


PRODUCER USNASA


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY PR7.CAUTIONS AND ADULT SUPERVISION IN BUILDINLAND LAUNCHING MOOEL ROCKETS. ILLUSTRATESTHE DANGERS OF IMPROPER HANDLING OF SUCHROCKETS.

DOWT GET STRANDED - MILITARY STANOSY TRAVEL

IS MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1987

PRODUCER USAF


TELLS MILITARY PERSONNEL OF THE U S DEPART-MENT OF DEFENSE HOW TO ARRANGE FOR TRAVELBY COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT AT REDUCED RATESWHILE ON LEAVE. DISCUSSES THE iSE OF DODFORM 1540, BENEFITS OF NONSTC- -IGHTS, BAG-GAGE PROSLEMS, AND ScRVICES AFFORDED MILI-TARY TRAVELERS.

PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'DON'T GET STRANDED.'

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,

D OWT STOP THE MUSIC

IS MIN, 161AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1074

PRODUCER USDHEW


POINTS OUT THAT MODERN AMERICAN SOCIETYSTOPS ACCOMODATING TO INDIVIDUAL DIFFER-ENCES IN PEOPLE WHEN THEY REACH AGE 85STATES THAT OLDER AMERICANS INCREASINGLYRESENT AND RESIST THIS STEREOTYPE.

157

DONALD

I MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1971

PRODUCER Human() SPONSOR USNIMH


INVOLVES A BOY OF 12 WHO SHOWS AGGRESSIVE,DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR TOWARD HIS PEERS ANDTEACHERS. SHOWS ACTING -OUT BEHAVIORTHROUGH SCHOOLYARD FIGHTS. OSNOXIOUS BE-HAVIOR, AND OESTRUCT!ON OF PROPERTY. ALSOSHOWS HIS OVERANXIOUS MOTHER AND THECOUNSELOR.THIS IS ONE OF THREE FILMS USED TO DEMON.STRATE BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS IN THE CLASS-ROOM (SEE 'JOANNA."SUSAN'). QUESTIONNAIRE IN.CLUDED.

DOORWAY TO DIAGNOSIS

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1971,

PRODUCER USAEC


PRESENTS THE REVOLUTIONARY ADVANCEMENTSIN THE FIELD OF.BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION.SHOWS SEMICCNDUCTOR DETECTORS, IMAGE IN-TENSIFIERS. AND IMPROVED X.RAY CONSCANNER.

DOORWAY TO TOMORROW CHALLENGE OF SPACE

29 MIN, 11IMM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1962

PRODUCER USNASA


DOCUMENTS THE NEW JOHN F KENNEDY SPACECENTER WITH EMPHASIb ON THE COMPLEX 39'MOONPORT' FROM WHICH THE APOLLO ASTRO-NAUTS WILL BE LAUNCHED TO THE MOON.

DOPPLER NAVIGATION SYSTEM AN/A11144 OPER-ATION


PRODUCER USA


TEACHES PILOTS THE FEATURES, CAPABILITIESAND OPERATION OF THE DOPPLER NAVPATION SETANiASN44.

-DOPPLER PRINCIPLES

30 MIN,,1OMM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W

c PRODUCER USAF

"TITLE NO. 278080/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE DOPPLER EFFECT ON A TRANSMIT-TED WAVE WHEN IT ENCOUNTERS A MOVINGOBJECT OR WHEN THE TRANSMITTER ITSELF ISMOVINO. EXPLAINS THE DOPPLER EFFECT WHENTHE TARGET IS MOVING AT VARIOUS ANGLES TOTHE TRANSMITTER.KINESCOPE.


DORSAL nimAnue17 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES AND ILLUSTRATES THE VARIOUSNUCLEI THAT CONSTITUTE THE DORSAL THALAMUS.POINTS OUT SOME OF THEIR CONNECTIONS.BOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH ANOTHER TITLE,SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. or FOR MORE INFORMATION.

FROIA THE NEUROANATOASY XASONSTRATIONSSERIES PT 19.

DOUBLE INPUT man27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, CAW

PRODUCER LISAF


IDENTIFIES THE COMPONENTS OF A PENTAGRIDTUBE AND DISCUSSES THE CONSTRUCTION USEDIN A MIXER. EXPLAINS THE TWO INPUTS AND THEOPERATION OF THE CIRCUIT. DISCUSSES THESYMPTOMS OF COMPONENT FAILURE.KINESCOPE.


DOME PAPILLAE REPOSITIONED FLAP IN PERIO-DONTAL THERAPY

IS MIN, 15MM FILM. OPTISO, COL 1996

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES A DOUBLE PAPILLAE , REPOSI-TIONED FLAP PROCEDURE PERFORMED ON A MAX.WRY CANINE TOOTH TO CORRECT THE SOFTTIUUE DEFECT. PRESENTS THE SURGICAL TECH-NIQUES AND POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.

DOUBLE RAM VERTICAL SURFACE BROACHING


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO ASSEMBLE BROACHING INSERTS,MOUNT,_AND ADJUST THE WORK FIXTURES, SETTRIP DOGS FOR THE RAM STROKE, MEASURE THEWORKPIECE AFTER TRIAL DROACHING, AND SUR.FACE-BROACH AT A PROOUCTION RATE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON A BROACHING MACHINE, NO. 3.

DOU111-140010 SWORD, THE


PRODUCER USBRH SPONSOR USNBS


DISCUSSES RADIATION SAFETY FOR USERS OfANALYTICAL X.RAY EQUIPMENT. USES INTERVIEWSWITH VICTIMS FOR FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS OF AC-CIDENTS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS FROM MEDICAL RE-CORDS TO SHOW THE INJURIES THAT RESULT.


DR DIAL


PRODUCER USDOM


CALLS ATTENTION TO DENTAL HEALTH AND IN.STRUCTS THE VIEWER TO CALL 'DR. DIAL' FORMORE INFORMATION.

COMPRISES FIVE 30-SECOND TV SPOTS IN COLOR.EACH ALLOWS FOR THE ADDITION Of LOCAL IDEN.TIFICATION AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS.

DREAM THAT WOULDN'T DOWN, THE

IT MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1965

PRODUCER USNASA


FEATURES THE DREAM OF DR ROBERT GODDARD,THE FATHER Of ROCKETRY, IS EXPLORED AND EX-AMINED THROUGH REMINISCENCES Of MRS GOD-DARD. INCLUDED ARE HISTORIC SCENES Of DR0000ARD'S EARLY EXPERIMENTS AND THE PER-SONAL COMMENTARY Of MRS GODDARD.

DRILUNG A HOLE IN A PIN

10 mIN, iemm FILM, OPT. SO, L N 1942

PROOLICER USOE

TITLE NO. 279(0(1/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS TWO METHODS OF DRILLING A HOLE INEACH END Of A STEEL PINDRILLING TO A LAYOUTAND DRILLING WITH A JIG. STRESSES THE IMPOR.TANCE Of FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS AND Of KEEP-ING MACHINE AND TOOLS CLEAN.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE DRILL PRESS. SENSITIVE DRILL,NO. 1.

DRILLING A WELL MY THE PERCUSSION METHOD

MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL


TITLE NO. 279950/R L

1952

SALE

EXPLAINS THE PERCUSSION WELL-DRILLING RIG,THE WELLDRILLING TOOL. PROCEDURES IN DRILL-ING THE WELL, INSTALLATION Of CASINGS, ANDUSE OF A BAILER IN REMOVING SLUDGE AND DIRTYWATER. USER SHOULD SUPPLEMENT FILM WITHCURRENT DATA.

DRILLING AND TAPPING CAST STEEL


PRODUCER UWE


SHOWS HOW TO DRILL AND TAP BLIND HOLES INCAST STEEL ON A RADIAL DRILL, USING A JIB WITHA LOOSE DRILL BUSHING TO LOCATE THE HOLES.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE DRILL PRESS, RADIAL DRILL, NO. 1.

DRILLING IN METAL, WOOD, AND PLASTICS


PRODUCER USN


POINTS OUT THE SIX BASIC STEPS IN LAYING OUTAND DRILLING WOOD AND PLASTICS WITH THEDRILL PRES.', ELECTRIC DRILL, AND HAND DRILL.

DRILLING TO A LAYOUT AND SPOTFACING CASTIRON


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP A JOB ON THE TABLE Of ARADIAL DRILL PRESS, DRILL HOLES TO A LAYOUT, .AND SPOTFACE THE HOLES.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE DRILL PRESS RADIAL PRESS, NO.2.

DRILLING WITH PORTABLE DRILL MOTORS


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO USE A PORTABLE ELECTRIC DRILLMOTOR, SELECT A DRILL, INSERT THE DRILL IN ACHUCK, CHECK THE DRILL FOR TRUE-RUNNING,AND INSTALL AND USE A SPECIAL ATTACHMENTFOR DRILLING.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. ASSEMBLINGAND RIVETING, NO. 3.

DRILLING, WRING, AND REAMINO WORK HELD INCHUCK


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 280300/RL RENTAL SA LE

SHOWS HOW TO DRILL A WORKPIECE HELD IN ALATHE CHUCK, BORE A TAPERED HOLE, CHECK THEACCURACY OF THE HOLE, AND REAM A TAPEREDHOLE TO FII. IH SIZE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO. 4.

DRILUNI1, TAPPING, STUD-BORING, AND REAMING


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO DRILL AND MACHINE-TAP A HOLE,USE A CORE DRILL, USE A STUB-BORING BAR FORROUGH- AND FINISHBORING 'AND COUNTERBORING,AND USE AN ADJUSTABLE REAMER AND A FLOAT-ING REAMER.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL, NO. 6.

DRIVERS WHO DIE


PROOUCER SKCASA SPONSOR USODPP

TITLE NO. 00S675/RL SA LE

WHEN A PROBLEM DRINKER-DRIVER BECOMES AFATALITY IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT, THE COUNTYMEDICAL EXAMINER TRANSPORTS A NEIGHBOR OFTHE DECEASED TO THE MORGUE TO IDENTIFY THEVICTIM. DURING THE TRIP, THE TWO MEN DISCUSSTHE ADVANCING SKO 41 Of PROBLEM DRINKING RO-UGED IN THE DECEASED. BY MEANS Of FLASH.BACKS, THE VIEWER IS ALLOWED TO WITNESS SEV-ERAL Of THE TELLTALE SIGNS THAT LEAD UP TOTHE DRIVER'S EVENTUAL DEMISE.

DRIVING AND BUCKING RIVETS


PRODUCER USOF


DECRIBES HOW TO SET UP AND ADJUST A RIVETGUN AND HOW TO DRIVE AND BUCK RIVETS. EXPLAINS HOW A RIVETER AND A BUCKER WORK TO-GETHER AS A TEAM.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. ASSEMLILINGAND RIVETING, NO. 5.

DRIVING THE SEMI-TRAILER


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE CHECKING PROCEDURE FOR SAFETYAND PROTECTION OF EOUIPMENT. SHOWS HOW TOBACK A TRAILER UP TO A PLATFORM FOR LOADINGAND UNLOADING.


DROWNING IS FOREVER - SWIVIVAL FOR SPORTS-MEN


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES THE FLOATING ABILITY OF THE BODYIN LIGHT AND HEAVY CLO THING. EXPLAINS HOW A

PERSON CAN EASILY SURVIVE IN DEEP WATER IFHE REMAINS CALM AND DOES NOT TRY TO SWIM.DEMONSTRA1 ES REPLENISHING ENTRAPPED AIR,USING OF DECOYS AS AN AID TO FLOATATION. ANDSWIMMING WITH UNDERWATER STROKES.

DROWNPROOFING - SAFETY AND SURVIVAL TECH.MOUES FOR SWIMMERS AND MON-SWIMMERS

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 196e

PRODUCER UWE()


DEMONSTRATES DROWNPROOFING TECHNIOUESUSED TO PROMOTE WATER SURVIVAL.

DRUG ABUSE


PRODUCER USNIMH


GIVES A GENERAL OVERALL VIEW OF THE TYPESOf DRUGS. EXPLAINS HOW THEY DIFFER IN CHEMI-CAL MAKEUP AND HOW THEY AFFEC INDIVIDUALS.

FROM THE SINGLE CONCEPT DRUG FILM SERIES.

DRUG ABUSE - SELF-AWARENESS FOR TEACHERS, PTI, HUMILIATION AND ANGER, AND PT 2...


PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO. 005539/TIL SALE

FULL TITLE--DRUG ABUSE SELF-AWARENESS FORTEACHERS. PT 1, HUMILIATION AND ANGER, AND PT2, FEAR AND COMPASSION SUMMARIZES TWOSHORT STORIES. INTERSPERSES MANY COMMENTSFROM TEACHERS WHO OFFER THEIR OPINIONSABOUT THE EFFECTS OF DRUGS AND RELATEDSTUDENT ACTIVITY WITH STATEMENTS FROM THESTUDENTS WHO TALK ABOUT THEIR OWN DRUGUSE.

INCLUDES A GUIDE DESIGNED TO MAKE TEAr.HERSMORE AWARE Of THEIR OWN ATTITUDES TOWARDDRUG ABUSE.

DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION AND INFORMATION SUDERESOURCE KITA SERIES

2 X 2 SLIDE SETS, SILENT

PRODUCER USBNDO


PROVIDES QUALIFIED DRUG ABUSE EDUCATIONSPEAKERS WITH ILLUSTRATIVE SUPPLEMENTS FORTHEIR PRESENTATIONS.INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH IDENTIFYTHE PICTURE AND ASSIST IN DEVELOPING PRESEN-TATIONS TO MEET THE REOUIREMENTS Of DIFFER-ENT AUDIENCES. DEVELOPED BY THE BUREAU OfNARCOTICS AND DANGEROUS DRUGS UNDER CON-TRACT WITH THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL AS-SOCIATION.

BUREAU OF NARCOTICS AND DANGER-OUS DRUGS

DRUG AMUSE EDUCATION MATERIAL

DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION PROGRAMSAND COUNCILS

DRUG ABUSER'S PROPAGANDA

DRUGS AND YOUR BODY

DRUGS OF f'AUSE

HISTORY OF DRUG ABUSE

REHABILITATION AND TREATMENTCENTERS

30SLS

20SLS

15SLS

156LS

12SLS

33SLS

18SLS

22SLS

DRUG AIME EDUCATION MATERIAL


PRODUCER USBNDD


PROVIDES A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THEMANY PUBLICATIONS, MOTION PICTURES, AUDIOVI-SUAL PROGRAMS, AND POSTERS WHICH ARE AVAIL-ABLE FOP DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION.INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH IDENTIFYTHE PICTURE AND ASSIST IN DEVELOPING WIESEN.TATIONS TO MEET THE REOUIREMENTS Of DIFFER-ENT AUDIENCES

FROM THE DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION AND INFOR-MATION SLIDE RESOURCE KIT SERIES.

DRUG ABUSE EDU2ATION PROGRAMS ANO COUN-CILS

15 2 X 2 SI IDES, SILENT, COL

PROOUCER USBNOD

TITLE NO. 003012/ R L SALE

REVIEWS THE EVER-INCREASING NUMBER Of DRUGABUSE EDUCATION COUNCILS, TASK FORCES, ANDCOMMISSIONS WHICH ARE BEING FORMED AROUNDTHE COUNTRY, AND PRESENTS A FEW EYAMPLESOf THE LOCAL PROGRAMS DEVELOPED BY VAR.10U3 GROUPS AND INDIVIOUALS.

158 166

INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH IDENTIFYTHE PICTURE AND ASSIST IN DEVELOPING PRESEN-TATIONS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFER-ENT AUDIENCES


DRUG ABUSER'S !PROPAGANDA


PRODUCER USBNDO


DEPICTS MATERIALS DISTRIBUTED BY THOSE ADVO.CATING THE ABUSE OF DRUGS.INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH IDENTIFYTHE PICTURE AND ASSIST IN DEVELOPP.O PRESEN-TATIONS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFER.ENT AUDIENCES.

FROM THE DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION AND INANATION SLIDE RESOURCE KIT SERIES.

IT IS NOT INTENDED FOR SHOWING TO YOUTH. BUTCAN BE USED EFFECTIVELY t-UR PROFESSIONALAND MATURE ADULT AUDIENCES SO THAT THEYWILL BETTER UNDERSTAND THE TYPE OF MATERIALWHICH THEY MUST COMBAT IN THEIR DRUG ABUSEEDUCATION PROGRAMS,

DRUG DIALOGUE INVOLVEMENT


PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO 002070/AL RENTAL SALE'

PRESENTS TWO FORMER UNDERCOVER NARCOTICAGENTS WHO DISCUSS DETECTION OF DRUGABUSERS AND TELL HOW THIS AFFECTED THEIRLIVES. DESCRIBES HOW THEY INFILTRATED THEYOUTH SCENE AND YET SHARED THE VALUES OFTHE MAJORITY COMMUNITY.


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY

DRUG DIALOGUE ORIENTATION


PRODUCER USNIMH


EXPLAINS MC PHARMACOLOGICAL INFORMATIONCONTAINED IN A CHART OF MAJOR SUBSTANCESUSED FOR MIND ALTERATION. D. DURAGES PRO-FESSIONALS TO MAKE USE OF THE REFERENCE MA.TERIALS AVAILABLE TO THEM.

FROM THE PROFESSIONAL DRUG FILMS SERIES. 4.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY.

DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING, PT 1, DIRECTMETHOD

6 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL. 1965



SHOWS THE DIRECT METHOD Fon DETERMININGTHE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI TO VAR-IOUS ANTITUBERCULOSIS DRUGS

FROM THE TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCE-DURE SERIES.

DRUG SUSCEPT1INUTY TESTING, PT 2, INDIRECTMewl)


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAD


SHOWS THE INDIRECT METHOD FOR DETERMININGTHE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI TO VAR-IOUS ANTITUBERCULOSIS DRUGS.

FROM THE TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCE-DURE SERIES.

DRUG TALK SOME CURRENT "ROGRAMS


PRODUCER USNIMH


COMPARES AND CONTRASTS SEVERAL PROGRAMSFOR THE SECONDARY LEVEL. AND SHOWS THEIREFFECTIVENESS OR LACK OF IT ANALYZES THECONCEPT OF A DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM AS A PARTOF DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION


DRUGS

29 14IN, 16MM FILO, OPT. SO, COI. 1969

PRODUCER USSRS


PRESENTS TWO EX-DRUG ACDICTS FROM NEWYORK CITY'S EXODUS HOUSE DISCUSSING THEDRUG PROBLEM

FROM THE ro LIVE AGAIN SERIES.

DRUGS AND BEYOND

16 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO. 0020731RL RENTAL

1971

SALE

EXPLAINS THAT IN THE NOTTSO-DISTANT FUTURE.DECISIONS CONCERNING THE USE AND/OR ABUSEOF DRUGS FOR POSITIVE PURPOSES. SUCH AS IN-CREASED LrARNING POWER. MEMORY STIMULA-TION. AND ACCELERATED MATURING PROCESSES.TENSION CONTROL, WILL BECOME MAJOR RESPON-SIBILITIES OF EDUCATORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.

FROM THL SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES.

DRUGS AND MICROBES

15 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE,COL

PRODUCER USFDA

TITLE NO 281625/RL

DU0-0+0011 LIMITER TSTR

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BAW

PROOUCER USAF

T LE NO. 282298/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE COMPLETE OPERATION OF THEDUO-DIODE LIMITER, AND EXPLAINS HOW THEAMOUNT OF BIAS AFFECTS THE AMOUNT OF LIMIT-ING. DEMONSTRATES HOW THE CIRCUIT OPER-ATION IS AFFECTEU WHEN. A COMPONENT ISOPENED OR SHORTED. SHOWS THE NORMALOUTPUT OF THE CIRCUIT COMPARED TO THEOUTPUT WHEN A COMPONENT IS DEFECTIVE.

KINESCOPE.


DUPLICATION Of NATURAL DENTITION FOR THE IM-MEDIATE DENTURE PATIENT, PT 1

1972 16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, GOi.

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNICAL PROCEDURESFOR FABRICATING ACRYLIC DENTURE TEETH. OEM.ONSTRATES DUPLICATING THE MOLD. SHADE POSI.TION, AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE NATURAL TEETHFOR THE IMMEDIATE DENTURE PATIENT.

SALE

DEALS WITH SUCH MATTER: AS PERSONAL HY-GIENE, CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES,AND HANDLING OF THE PRODUCT DURING PRO-CESSING. GIVES A SIMPLE INTRODUCTION TO SOMEOF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROORGANISMS.

62 SLIDES. WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

DRUGS AND YOUR BODY

12 2 X 2 SLIDES. SILENT, COL

PRODUCER USBNDO


PROVIDES A BASIC REvfEW OF THE EFFECTS OFDRUGS ON THE BODY.

INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH IDENTIFYTHE PICTURE AND ASSIST IN DEVELOPING PRESEN-TATIONS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFER-ENT AUDIENCES.


\".

DRUGS OF ABUSE

33 2 X 2 SLIDES. SILENT. COL

PRODUCER USBNDD

TITLE NO 003015/HL SALE

SHOWS THE VARIOUS DRUGS THAT ARE ABUSED,AND DESCRIBES THE COMPOUNDS WITH APPROPRI-ATE CHEMICAL, PHARMACOLOGICAL. AND TOXICO-LOGICAL INFORMATION.

INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH 'DENTIFYTHE PICTURE AND ASSIST IN DEVELOPING PRESEN-TATIONS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFER-ENT AUDIENCES.

FROM THE DRUG ABUSE EDUCATIOIV AND INFOR-MATION RESOURCE KIT SERIES.

DRYER DRUM PROCESS


PRODUCER USFHWA


DOCUMENTS THE EVALUATION STUDIES CONDUCT-ED BY THE U S FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRA-TION ON SEVERAL HOT MIX PLANTS LOCATED INIOWA. MINNESOTA. AND NORTH DAKOTA WHICHUTILIZE THE DRYER DRUM METHOD OF PRODUC-TION. TELLS HOW STRINGENT POLLUTION RIOUIRE-MENTS HAVE LED TO THE BREAKTHROUGH IN THEPRODUCTION OF BITUMINOUS MIXTURES USINGPENETRATION GRADE ASPHALTS.

DUAL-DRUM PAVER PRODUCTIVITY


PRODUCER USFHWA

TITLE NO 262075/RL

1960

SALE

USES SCENES OF PAVER OPERATIONS TO ILLUS.TRATE HOW AND TO WHAT EXTENT OPEPATINGDELAYS AFFECT POWER PRODUCTIVITY. SHOWSJOBS WHERE PAVER PRODUCTION RATES RANGEDFROM LOW ON SOME TO OUTSTANDING ONOTHERS.

DUG WILL, THE SANITARY ASPECTS



TITLE NO. 0074201FIL

1954

SALE

DISCUSSES SITE SELECTION. CONSTRUCTION,TYPES OF PUMPS AND THEIR* INSTALLATION, DISIN-FECTION, AND SAMPLING OF WATER.

72 FRAMES.

159

1 6 P"

DUPLICATION OF NATURAL DENTITION FOR THE IM-MEDIATE DENTURE PATIENT, PT 2


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNICAL PROCEDUArSFOR FABRICATING ACRYLIC DENTURE TEETH. D *M-CASTRATES DUPLICATING THE MOLD. SHAPE pVSI-TION, AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE NATURAL TEE . HFOR THE IMMEDIATE DENTURE PATIENT.

DUSK TO DAWN


PRODUCER USFAA


EXPLAINS THAT NrmiT FLYING IS PHYSIOLOGICALLYAND OPERATIONALLY DIFFERENT FROM DAYFLYING. EXPLAINS WHY INSTRUMENT RATINGS AREIMPORTANT AND WHAT STEPS PILOTS SHOULDTAKE TO ASSURE SAFETY DURING NIGHTTIME OP-ERATIONS.

DUST IS DYING, THE


PRODUCER USDA


TELLS HOW FARMERS AND RANCHERS ON THEGREAT PLAINS ARE PREPARING TO PREVENT DI.SASTER BY PROTECTING THE SOIL WITH GRASSAND GROUND COvER.

DWI LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING COURSE

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1975

PRODUCER USNHTS


PROVIDES GENERAL PATROL OFFICERS WITH ANEFFECTIVE ALCOHOL ENFORCEMENT TRAININGPROGRAM. OFFERS THE STUDENT-OFFICER PERTI.NENT, USEFUL INFORMATION WHICH WILL ASSISTHIM WITH HIS DAILY ALCOHOL.RELATED CONTACTSITUATIONS. RELATES DIRECTLY TO THE OFFICER'SALCOHOL ENFORCEMENT TASKS, A TOP pplORITyELEMENT IN THE HIGHWAY SAFETy pROGRAM.INCLUDES ELEvEN 16MM MOTION PICTURES, elCOLOR TRANSPARENCIES AND I OVERLAY.

DWI VIDEOTAPED SITUATIONS, SEGMENTS 04, Of, OS,AND 07

42 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, BAW 1975

PROOUCER USNHTS


INCLUDES PSYCHOPHYSICAL EVALUATIONS.SITUATIONS WERE ORIGINALLY VIDEOTAPED. BUTHAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED TO FILM FORMAT FORUSER CONVENIENCE.

DYNAMICS OF OCCLUSION MANDIBULAR TERI):

16 MIN. 18MM FILM. OPT. SID, COL le.70

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 282S75/RL SALE

SHOWS THE CCCLUSING RELATIONSHIPS OF POS-TERIOR MANDIBULAR TEETH IN CENTRIC AND EC-CENTRIC CONTACTS BY mEANS OF NEGATIVE WAXCARVINGS.

DYNAMICS Of OCCLUSION MAXILLARY TEETH


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE OCCLUDING RELATIONSHIP OF POSTE-RIOR MAXILLARY TEETH IN CENTRIC AND ECCEN-TRIC CONTACTS BY READING IMPRINTS MADE INWAX BY THE OPPOSING TEETH.

EAGLE'S LAMENT


PRODUCER USEPA

TITLE NO 0J5069/RI. SALE

DESCRIBES VARIOUSSOURCES OF AIR POLLUTION--FACTORIES, INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES, BURNINGDUMPS, JET AIRCRAFT, AND AUTOMOBILES PRE-SENTS AR :HO GODFREY, WHO HAS BEEN ABLE TOSEE THE RAPID CHANGE IN AIR POLLUTION IN THISCOUNTRY OVER THE PAST 10 YEARS

DYNAMICS Of OCCLUSION NOMENCLATURE


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 262677/RL

1970

SALE

SHOWS THE BASIC CONTACT AND FUNCTIONALAREAS OF MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR TEETH.EXHIBITS THEIR APPLICATION IN CENTRIC AND EC-CENTRIC OCCLUSION.

DYNAMICS Of OCCLUSION OCCLUSAL ADJUSTMENTOf NATURAL DENTITION BY SELECTIVE GRIND-ING


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURES USED TO CORRECT OCCLUSAL DISHARMON-IES. ILLUSTRATES ARTICULATOR-MOUNTED STUDYCASTS.

DYNAMITE RUN


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS.TOM 'MONGOOSE' MCEWEN AND DAN GAR-LITZ AS VOLUNTEER NAVY RECRUITING AMBASSA-DORS EXPLAINING THE SPORT OF DRAG RACING.

EAGLE EVE BRAVO


PRODUCER USMC SPONSOR USN

TITLE NO 263200/RL , SALE

PORTRAYS THE ROLE AND MISSION OF THE AERIALOBSERVER IN LOCATING THE ENEMY IN THE RE-PUBLIC OF VIETNAM.

EAGLE HAS LANDED THE FLIGHT OF APOLLO 11

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OK SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 263380/RL SiLE

SHOWS MAN'S FIRST MOON LANDING, JULY 1969,INCLUDING HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FLIGHT OF ASTRO-NAUTS ARMSTRONG. ALDRIN, AND COLLINS FROMLAUNCHING THROUGH POST-KCOVERY ACTIVITIES,WITH EMPHASIS ON INITIAL EXPLORATION OF THELUNAR SURFACE.


EAGLE ON THP.. STREET


PRODUCER USSECP

TITLE NO. 008274/RL

1975

SALE

TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SECURITIES IN-DUSTRY IN THE U S FROM ITS ORIGINS ON WALLSTREET IN THE LATE 16TH CENTURY THROUGH THEPRECPITIOUS 1929 CRASH OF THE STOCK MARKET.RELATES THE REASONS FOR THE CREATION OFTHE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION IN1934 AND HOW THE SEC, AN INDEPENDENT. BI-PARTISAN, QUASUUDICIAL REGULATORY AGENCYOF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ADMINISTERS THEVARIOUS LAWS THAT RELATE TO THE FIELD SECU-RITIES AND FINANCE.

66 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED.

EAGLI4VIED PILOT


PRODUCER USFAA


STRESSES THAT A PILOT'S VISION AND FLIGHTSAFETY GO HAND-IN-HAND. ACQUAINTS THE GEN-ERAL AVIATION PILOT WITH THE PHYSIOLOGY OFPILOT VISION, PARTICULARLY HIGHLIGHTING THELIMITATIONS OF THE EYE IN FLIGHT AND FACTORSTHAT CAN AFFECT AND IMPAIR SIGHT AND SAFETYWHILE AIRBORNE.

1968

EAR, NOW AND THROAT TREATMENTS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFHOSPITAL CORPSMEN IN PROVIDING CERTAINSIMPLE TREATMENTS FOR THE EAR, NOSE, ANDTHROAT, AS ORDERED BY MEDICAL OFFICERS FORPATIENTS IN NAVAL HOSPITALS.

EARLIEST CLINICAL SIGNS Of INTRA-ORAL MALIO-NANCIES


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS A SYSTZMATIC PROCEDURE FOR EXAMIN-ING THE ORAL CAVITY. DEMONSTRATES THE PA-PANICOLAOU SMEAR TECHNIQUE AND POINTS OUTMATURATIONAL DISORDERS OF THE ORAL EPITHE-LIUM PROGRESSING FROM HYPERPLASIA TO CARCENOMA.

EARLY AMERICANS, MIL THE


PRODUCER USDAVA


DESCRIBES HOW AMERICANS WEST OF THE APPA-LACHIANS IN 1776 LOOKED IN SETTLEMENTS INNEW MEXICO, HAWAII, AND ALASKA, AND IN SPAN-ISH MISSIONS IN CALIFORNIA. GIVES A NEW UNDER-STANDING OF LIFE CULTURES NOW LOST IN THEMAINSTREAM OF AMERICAN LIFE.

EARLY CLINICAL ASPECTS OF MENTAL RETARDA-TION (LONG VERSION)


PRODUCER USPHS

TITLE NO 007348/AL RENTAL

EXPLORES PRENATAL AND PERINATAL ETIOLOGICFACTORS IN MENTAL RETARDATION AND CONCOMI-TANT ENVIRONMENTAL AND PSYCHIATRIC PROB.LEMS. FEATURES A PANEL DISCUSSION OF TYPESOF MENTAL RETARDATION RESPONDING TO SPE-CIFIC TREATMENT.

EARLY RECOGNITION OF LEARNING DISABILITIES


PRODUCER USNIND SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS THE PERCEPTUAL, CONCEPTUAL ANDCOORDINATIVE PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN WHO AREVICTIMS OF MINIMAL BRAIN DYSFUNCTION.

CLEARED FOR TV, EXCEPT MAY NOT BE SHOWN ONANY FORM OF TV WITHIN A 200-MILE RADIUS OFSACRAMENTO, CA.

EARLY RECOGNITION Of LEARNING DISABILITIES


PRODUCER USNMAC SPONSOR USNIND

TITLE NO 006769/RL

1989

SALE

SHOWS THE PERCEPTUAL, CONCEPTUAL, ANDCOORDINATIVE PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN WHO AREVICTIMS OF MINIMAL 13RAIN DYSFUNCTION

CLEARED FOR TV, EXCEPT MAY NOT BE SHoWN ONANY FORM OF TV WITHIN A 200-MILE RADIUS OFSACRAMENTO, CA. THIS IS A SPECIAL TV RESTRIC-TION PER ROOT FINNEY. NIND.

EARLY SCHOOL TEARS, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS OF DE-VELOPMENT DURING THE EARLY SCHOOL YEARS.CONSTANT ACTIVITY, IMITATIVE ROLE BEHAVIOR,INTERATION WITH PARENT OF OPPOSITE SEX, EA-GERNESS TD LEARN, AND ADAPTATION TO NEWCULTURE COORDINATED PLAY ACTIVITIES.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NELL HODGSONWOODRUFF SCHOOL OF NURSING. 24-PAGE STUDYMANUAL IS AVAILABLE FOR S4 25

FROM THE BEHAVIORALLY SPEAKING

16068

CLEARED FOR TV

EARS, THE

18 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 284300/RL

EXAMINES THE AURICLES. EXTERNALCANALS. AND TYMPANIC MEMBRANES

1970

SALE

AUDITORY

EARTH-SUN RELATIONSHIP

MIN,.IIIMM FILM. OPT SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USNASA


DEPICTS, THROUGH ANIMATION, HOW OUR SUNAND PLANETS WERE FORMED. EXPLAINS HOW WEDISCOVERED THE VAN ALLEN BELT THROUGHNASA'S SPACE PROBES. SHOWS HOW THE EARTH ISPROTECTED FROM SOLAR WINE AND ION PART!.CLES BY THE MAGNETOSPHERE DEPICTS HOW ASUN DIES.

EARTH, THE

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, Fl&W 1943

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE ARRANGEMENT AND MEANING OFTHE FOLLOWING TERMS-POLE, GREAT CIRCLE,PARALLEL, MERIDIAN, LONGITUDE, LATITUDE. NAU-TICAL MILE, AND DEPARTURE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1942. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1043

FROM THE NAVIGATON SERIES.

EARTHOUAKE BELOW


'PRODUCER USNASA


CENTERS ON SAN FRANCISCO, THE CITY THATLIVES IN CONSTANT THREAT OF EARTHQUAKES,SHOWS HOW EARTHQUAKES SHATTERED THE SANFRANCISCO OF 1906 AND UPSET SUBURBAN LOSANGELES MORE RECENTLY. EXPLAINS HOW THEYARE CAUSED, AND PICTURES THE FAULT SYSTEMSTHAT ARE PRIME TARGETS FOR FUTURE EARTH-QUAKES.

FROM THE REDISCOVERY SERIES.

EARTHQUAKE! (LONG VERSION)


PRODUCER USDCPA


TELLS THE STORY OF WHAT HAPPENED N SOUTH-ERN CALIFORNIA WHEN AN EARTHQUAKE STRUCK,AND HOW THE PEOPLE AND THEIR GOVERNMENTRESPONDED.

CLEARED FOR TV

EASIER WAY, AN


PRODUCER USDA

TIT( E NO. 006398/RL SALE

FEATURES A MODERN FARMER COOPERATIVEWHICH DISTRIBUTES FORMULA FEEDS THROUGHRELAY BULK FEED STATIONS TO rARMERS THESTORY CONTRASTS OLD WAYS OF HANDLING FEEDAND NEW METHODS WHICH REDUCE COSTS ANDLABOR.

EMBER WAYS OF LOGGING


PRODUCER USDA


DEMONSTRATES RECOMMENDED LOGGING PRAC-TICES WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON METHODSFOR FARMERS AND SMALL WOODLAND OWNERS INTHE EASTERN UNITED STATES EXPLAINS THESOURCES OF INFORMATION ON LOGGING.

CLEARED FOR TV

EASTERN WHITE PINE


PRODUCER USDA


A STORY OF MANAGEMTNT AND PROTECTION OFWHITE PINE, SO IMPORTANT IN THE FOREST ECON-OMY OF EASTERN COMMUNITIES. EXPLAINS SIGNIFI-CANCE OF BLISTER RUST AND FINE WEEVIL CON-TROL PROGRAMS - PORTRAYS THE WORK OF AFARM FORESTER IN GIVING HELPFUL ADVICE TOPRIVATE WOODLAND WONERS. SHOWS VALUESTHAT FOLLOW GOOD MANAGEMENT PRACTICESAND CONTROL OF PESTS.

4)

RATING IS MORE THAN TAKING FOOD


PROOLICER USDMTP SPONSOR USNIMH


DISPLAYS THAT A NURSING HOME'S MENU SHOULDBE VARIED, NOT JUST NUTRITIOUS. A MENU THATREPEATS ITSELF OVER AND OVER JUST AMPLIFIESTHE STRESS A PATIENT MUST FACE WHEN LIVINGIN A HOME,

INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND 8 COPIES OF THESTUDENT GUIDEBOOK INCLUDED. THE AUDIOVI-SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OFTHE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA.TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH; THE DIVI-SION OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OwDRUG ABUSE; THE DIVISION OF LONG-TERM CARE,HEALTH RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION; AND THEMENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, DIVISION OFSCIENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATION, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.


CLEARED FOR TV

UR-1 CORE DISASSEMSLY AFTER MELTDOWN




PRESENTS SOME MAJOR ASPECTS OF THE REMOV.AL AND SUBSEQUENT DISASSEMBLY OF THE COREOF EXPERIMENTAL BREEDER REACTOR I, MARK 2,FOLLOWING MELTDOWN. ILLUSTRATES THE HOT-LABORATORY REMOTE-CONTROL TECHNIQUESUSED TO SEPARATE AND RECOVER ENRICHED FUELFROM THE BLANKET MATERIAL


EBR2 FUEL CYCLE DEVELOPMENT

9 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1958

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 007056i RI SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPLETE-LY INTEGRATED FUEL CYCLE FOR EXPERIMENTALBREEDER REACTOR-2, INCLUDING THE REMOTEHANDLING, PROCESSING, REFABRICATION, ANDREASSP 'VI OF THE FUEL ELEMENT

EBR-2 FUlL f-ACILITY

13 M./ AM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USER DA


SHOWS HOW THE RADIOACTIVE FUEL FROM THEEXPERIMENTAL BREEDER REACTOR II IS DISASSEM-BLED, REPROCESSED, AND FABRICATED WITHOUTPRIOR TIME-CONSUMING RADIOACTIVE COOLINGPERIODS. DESCRIBES HOW ALL FACETS OF THESYSTEM ARE DESIGNED FOR REMOTE OPERATION.REPAIR, AND MODIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT

CENTER, BETHESDA. MD 20014. AFTER PERMISSIONHAS BEEN OBTAINED, ATTACH THE APPROVAL TOTHE PURCHASE ORDER AND SEND TO THE CENTER.

ECCO


PROOUCER USSRS


DEPICTS THE FINANCING OF A NEIGHBORHOOD RE-HABILITATION FACILITY IN COLUMBUS, OH.

ECHO IN SPACE COMMUNICATION MILESTGNE


PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE FIRST ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMU-NICATIONS IN OUTER SPACE BY THE SATELLITEPROJECT ECHO, IN 1960

[Melt28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USIA


OFFERS AN IMPRESSIONISTIC AFFIRMATION OFAMERICA'S DEMOCRATIC IDEALS SKETCHES THEASPIRATIONS OF THE PAST AS EVOKED BY HERHEROES AND LEADERS. NOTES TODAY'S CONTRI-BUTIONS TO HISTORY, AND PROJECTS THE HERI-TAGE OF BOTH THE PAST AND THE PRESENT TO-WARDS HER FUTURE.


EDGE Of DISCOVERY


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 008106/RL

196

SALE

SHOWS THE EFFECTS OF SEA WATER BARNACLESAND FOULING ANIMALS ON METALS AND OTHERMATERIALS. DISCUSSES NEW METHODS FOR PRE-VENTING MARINE FOULING WHICH ARE BEING RE-SEARCHED BY THE NAVY.

EDUCATIONAL DIAGNOSIS

29 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE NO. 000331/RL SAI,E

THE FILM DEMONSTRATES EDUCATIONAL ASSESS-MENT FOR THE YOUNG HEARING IMPAIRED. REPRE-SENTED ARE SUBTESTS AND ADAPTATIONS OF THEHISKEY-NEBRASKA COLOR TEST. A MOTOR BAT-TERY, LANGUAGE TOYS, DRAW-A-PERSON. BENDERGESTALT, WISC PERFORMANCE, KNOX CUBES,GRACE ARTHUR STENCIL DESIGN, PEABODY PIC-TURE VOCABULARY TEST AND MYKLEBUST PIC-TURE wow TEST.

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE U S MARINECORPS




SHOWS HOW EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ARERELATED TO MILITARY DUTIES AND FUTURE EM-PLOYMENT AND WAYS THEY BENEFIT THE INDIVID-UAL MARINE IN THE CORPS AND IN CIVILIAN LIFE.

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

12 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD. coL

PRODUCER USBEH


THIS FILM IS A PRESENTATION OF HOW TEACHINGMACHINES, AUDITORY AIDS, RECORDING DEVICESAND VISUAL DISPLAYS ARE USED IN EDUCATIONALPROGRAMS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPEECHWITH THE HEARING IMPAIRED.

EEO - GOALS. OUOTAS, AND MERIT PRINCIPLES

42 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1974

PRODUCER USCSC


DEALS WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE MEMORAN-DUM, 'FEDERAL POLICY ON REMEDIES CONCERNINGEEO IN STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERSON-NEL SYSTEM,' IDENTIFIES THE FOUR AGENCIES ANDTHE AUTHORITIES UNDER WHICH THEY OPERATE.

INCLUDES SCRIPT.

EFFECTIVE IMIEFING


LROOUDER USAF


SHOWS HOW TO PLAN, ORGANIZE, PREPARE. RE-HEARSE, AND DELIVER STAFF AND COMMANDBRIEFINGS. STRESSES ACCURACY, BREVITY, ANDCLARITY IN COMMUNICATIONS.

1960


EFFECTIVE STACK HEIGHT/PLUME RISE SELF IN-STRUCTIONAL PACKAGE

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1974

PRODUCER USAPTI


VISUALLY INTRODUCES THE STUDENT TO ELEVAT-ED POLLUTANT EMISSIONS, AND PRESENTS THEPHYSICAL PRINCIPLE MOST IMPORTANT IN DETER.MINING THE USE OF A PLUME. INSTRUCTS THE STU-DENT IN THE BACKGROUND ASSUMPTIONS,STRENGTHS, AND WEAKNESSES OF SEVERAL COM-MONLY USED EQUATIONS FOR COMPUTING PLUMERISE

INCLUDES A MANUAL DESCRIBING THE USE OF THEPACKAGE, A SOUND SLIDE SHOW 'EFFECTIVESTACK HEIGHT' WITH A 50 MIN AUDIOCASSETTEAND 54 2X2 ,p0LOR SLIDES, AN AUDIOCASSETTE'PLUME RISE,' AND THE 1969 BOOK 'PLUME RISE' BY

A BRIGGS. AN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL INSTI-1 UTE CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION WILL BEAWARDED IF THE LEARNER ACHIEVES A SATISFAC-TORY LEVEL ON THE PROBLEM SETS AND RETURNSA CRI TIQUE FORM INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE.

161

EFFECTIVE USE OF THE LAMINAR FLOW BIOLOGICALSAFETY CABINET

16 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE.COL -1973

PRODUCER USDHEW


EXPLAINS HOW THE PROPER USE OF THE LAMINARFLOW BIOLOGICAL SAFETY CABINET CAN ACHIEVEMAXIMUM PROTECTION FOR LABORATORY PERSON-NEL. THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, AND THE INE-GRITY OF RESEARCH. DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS'OF CONTAMINATION. DESCRIBES THE EOUIPMENTAND PROCEDURES FOR ISE.54 SLIDES.

EFFECTIVE WRITING


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES COMMUNICATION FROM THE CONCRETESYMBOLS OF THE CAVE MAN TO THE PROLIXITIESAND AMBIGUITIES OF SOME CURRENT GOVERN-MENT WRITING. EXPLAINS THE RULES FOR °Rao,-NIZING MATERIAL AND GIVES VARIOUS EXAMPLESOF INEFFECTIVE WRITING WITH RECOMMENDA-TIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT.

EFFECTS Of ATOMIC DOW EMMONS18 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, 134W 1951

PRODUCER USDOD


EXPLAINS THE DIFFERING EFFECTS OF THE VAR-IOUS TYPES OF DETONATIONS, THE RELATIVE IM-PORTANCE OF BLAST EFFECTS, AND THE THERMALAND NUCLEAR RADIATIONS IN EACH TYPE.

EFFECTA Of CARSON MONOXIDE ON HUMAN PER-FORMANCE - A TECHNICAL REPORT


PRODUCER USEPA


DOCUMENTS SOME OF THE CURRENT RESEARCHBEING PERFORMED BY THE NATIONAL ENVIRON-MENTAL RESEARCH CENTER AND OTHER COOPER-ATIVE LABORATORIES ON THE EFFECTS OF LOW-LEVELS OF CARBON MONOXIDE ON HUMAN PER-FORMANCE.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'EFFECTSOF CARBON MONOXIDE ON HUMAN PERFOR-MANCE,*

EFFECTS Of THE IONOSPHERE ON RADIO WAVEP0OPAGATION, THE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, DEW 1950

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF PROPAGATEDRADIO WAVES AT VARIOUS FREQUENCIES. GROUNDAND SKY WAVES, EFFECT OF THE IONOSPHERE ONSKY WAVES, AND THE EFFECTS OF FAVORABLEAND UNFAVORABLE ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS.

EGO GRADES - A MATTIN OF OUAUTY


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE PRODUCTION, AUTOMATIC GRADING,WASHING, WEIGHING, CANDLING, STORAGE OFEGGS, AND THE WORK OF DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-CULTURE INSPECTORS DURING THESE PROCESSES.SHOWS THE SCENES OF CHICKEN HOUSES ANDTHE CARE AND FEEDING OF THE CHICKENS,

EGGS AND MIRACIDIA OF WHISTOSOMA MAMMON

3 MIN, I6MM FILM, SILENT, B4W


TITLE NO. 289525/RL

1947

SALE

SHOWS PHOTOMICROGRAPHIC SCENES OF SCHIS-TOSOMA MANSONI EGGS HATCHING IN FRESHWATER, AND THE MAACIOIA SEARCHING FOR ASUITABLE SNAIL AS THE INTERMEDIATE HOST.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE,

EIGHT MILLIMETER FILM. THE ITS EMERGING ROLEIN EDUCATION


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLORES THE EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL OF 6MMFILM. PRESENTS A SAMPLING OF ACTIVITIES IN THEFIELD. SUGGESTS BOTH THE CURRENT STATE ANDFUTURE PROMISE OF THE ROLE OF @MM FILM INEDUCATION.

EIGHT MISSION, THI


PRODUCER USCG


HIGHLIGHTS THE MAJOR MISSIONS OF THE COASTGUARD WHICH SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE DOMES-TIC AND INTERNATIONAL MARITIME COMMUNITYAND THE MARINE SCIENCES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

EIGHTH INFANTRY DIVISION


PRODUCER uSA


DESCRIBES THE VERSATILITY OF THE OTH INFAN-TRY PATHFINDER DIVISION AND ITS TRMNINGTIVITIES IN EUROPE.


ELECTRICAL HAZARDS IN UNDERGROUND \COALMINING

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1)05

PRODUCER USMESA


POINTS OUT SOME OF THE MOST PREVELANT ELEC.TRICAL HAZARDS THAT MAY BE ENCOUNTERED INUNDERGROUND COAL MINING. DEMONSTRATESTHE SAFE AND EFFICIENT USE AND MAINTENANCEOF VARIOUS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY,AND INSTALLATIONS REQUIRED IN THE AVERAGEMINING OPERATION.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASER MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF Au.DIOVISuALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENuE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT FAULTS

INSTALLING CONDUIT

INSTALLING SURFACE METALMCIWAY

JOINING SOLID CONDUCTORS

PORCELAIN PROTECTED SURFACEWIRING

POWER SENDING CONDUIT

PREPARING OLD BUILDINGS FORWIRING

RC/WHIM-IN NONMETALLICSHEATHED CABLE

SOLDERING LUGS AND SPLICINGSTRANDED CONDUCTORS

THREEWIRE SERVICE ENTRANCE

WIRE *an AND VOLTAGE DROP

WIRING OLD BUILDING WITH AR-MORED CABLE

19MIN

25MIN

22MIN

22M1N

19MIN

17MIN

21MIN

24MIN

16MIN

24MIN

13MIN

22MIN

EIGHTY UMW mamma DIVISION, THE21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 19411

PRODUCER USA

TITLE P. 290616/AL SALE

RELATES THE HISTORY OF THE 132D AIRBORNE DIVI-SION WITH SEQUENCES DEVOTED TO ACTIVITIESDURING WORLD WAR 1 AND WORLD WAR 2.

EIGHTY-THIRD INFANTRY DIVIIHON IN EUROPE, THE


PRODUCER USA


RECOUNTS THE OMAHA BEACH LANDING, RELIEV.ING 101ST AIRBORNE, FIGHTING THROUGH HEDGE-ROWS OF NORMANDY. TAKING ST MALE% SURREN.DER OF 20,000 GERMANS IN LOIRE VALLEY. BATTLEOF THE BULGE, HURLING BACK ENEMY IN THE AR.DENNES, AND THE DRIVE TO THE ELBE RIVER.


ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION IN PACE


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE WIDE RANGE OF POWER REQUIRE-MENTS FOR SPACE EXPLORATION AND THE NEEDFOR ABSOLUTE TROUBLE.FREE OPERATION.

ELECTRIC POOPULSION


PRODUCER USNASA


ILLUSTRATES THE TECHNIQUES AND ADVANTAGESOF ELECTRIC PROPULSION AND POSSIBLE FUTUREUSES OF MANNED AND UNMANNED SPACE MIS-SIONS.

SCRIPT INCLUDED.

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT FAULTS


PROOLVER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO TEST FOR AND LOCATE COMMONCIRCUIT FAULTS, SUCH AS GROUNDS, RESISTANCEDETERIORATION, AND INTERFERENCE IN CIRCUITS.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORKS SERIES. WIRING,NO, 6.

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MASTER OR SERVANT


PROOLICER (ABM


DEMONSTRATES HOW ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTCAN ACT AS IGNITION SOURCES TO CAUSE FIRESAND EXPLOSIONS IN GASEOUS ATMOSPHERES. THEuSE OF PERMISSISLE, EXPLOSION.PROOF EQUIP-MENT IS THEN DEMONSTRATED, SHOWING HOW 10-NITIONS ARE PREVENTED. AND PRECAUTIONS AREOUTLINED FOR WORKING WITH ELECTRICAL EQUIP-MENT.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATE', DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 41100FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA16313. AFTER PERMIUION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORMR TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

ELECTRICAL TRAUMA


PRODUCER uSA

TITLEAt.00711/RL SALE

SHOWS TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITH SEVEREELECTRICAL BURNS TO THE HANDS AND ARMS.

EUCTRICAL WORK ELECTRICAL MACHINERY -ASERIES

5 16MM FILMS, OPT. SO 1945

PRODUCER uSOE


REPULSION MOTOR PRINCIPLES

ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELDS

SINGLE-PHASE AND POLYPHASE CIA-CUITS

SPLIT-PHASE MOTOR PRINCIPLES

SQUIRREL-CAGE ROTOR PRINCIPLES

SALE

I DAN

3pAIN

51FRS

17MIN

10MIN

ELECTRICAL WORK - MOTOR COHTROL-A SERIES

1.


PRODUCER USOE


ELECTROMAGNETIC CATHODE RAY TUBE -OF OPERATION


PRODUCM uSN

TITLE NO. 001647/RL

TWORY

1958

SALE

SHOWS HOW THE ELECTRONS ARE ACTED uPON BYTHE ELECTRON GUN, CONTROL GRID, AND SCREENSHIELD. DESCRIBES THE EFFECT OF A MAGNETICFIELD ON AN ELECTRON IN MOTION AS THE BASISFOR THE ACTION OF THE FOCUS COIL AND DEFLEC-TION COIL. EXPLAINS HOW A ROTATION SWEEP RE.SULTS FROM DEFLECTION COIL CURRENTS OUT OFPHASE BY 90 DEGREES.

ELJECTROMACINETIC COMPATIBIUTY A REVIEW OfELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIMUTY


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCEPROBLEMS AND THE ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATI-BILITY DESIGNED TO COMBAT IT.

FROM THE ELECTROMAGNETIC C.....14PATIBILITYSERIES.

1945 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBIUTY BUILTIN COMPATIBILITY

SALE

DESCRIBES ELECTRICAL WORK AS IT PErTAINS TOSMALL ELECTRICAL MOTORS.

ACROSILTHE-LINE STARTERS I5MIN

OC MOTOR, PT I, MECHANICAL OVER-HAUL

OC MOTOR, PT 2, REWINDING

DIRECT CURRENT CONTROLLERS

REDUCED VOLTAGE STARTERS

REPULSION-INDUCTION MOTOR GEN-ERAL OVERHAUL

SPLIT-PHASE MOTOR REWINDING

THREE-PHASE MOTOR, PT 1, PREPAR-ING TO REWINO

THREE-PHASE MOTOR, PT 2, REWIND-INO

WOUND ROTOR CONTROLLERS

20MIN

37MIN

15MIN

23MIN

25MIN

28MIN

17MIN

17MIN

17MIN


. a public serviceof your government

ELECTRICAL WORK - WIRING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE P. 007563/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIERS ELECTRICAL WORK AS IT PERTAINS TOHOME WIRING.

CAKE SURFACE WIRING I 7MIN

162


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005175/RL

SHOWS HOW TO PREVENTCOMPATIBILITY PROBLEMS BYALL NEW WEAPONS SYSTEMSTO OPERATION.

1971

SALE

ELECTROMAGNETICBUILDING ECM INTOFROM CONCEPTION

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY VAC PROGRAMCONSIDERATION


PRODUCER USN


1972 .

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY EMC TESTING

25 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, crn. 1972

PRODUCM USN


ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY GENERAL EMCDESIGN CONSIDERATION


PRODUCER USN


ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY OPERATIONALEMC


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005180/1IL SALE

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY RECEIVER $UB-CEPTIBIUTY

IC MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO TEST FOR AND REDUCE RECEIVERSUSCEPTIBILITY.

170

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY SHIELDED AN.ECHOIC CHAMURS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS ANECHOIC CHAMBERS AND THEIR VALUETO ELECTRONIC COUNTERMEASURES TESTING.

FROM THE ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY3ERIES

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIILITY-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 008989/RI: SALE

DESCRIBES THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITHELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY AND MEA-SURES THAT CAN BE TAKEN FOR THE REDUCTIONOF RECEIVER SUSCEPTIBILITY.

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY -A REVIEW OF ELECMOMAGNETICCOMPATIBIUTY I9MIN

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY -BUILTIN COMPATIBIUTY MAIN

E LECTROMAGNTIC COMPATIBILITYEMC PROGRAM CONSIDERATION 25MIN

ELECMOMAGIIITIC COMPATIBILITY -EMC TESTING MAIN

E LECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIILITYGINENAL DAC DESIGN CONSIDER-ATION 25MIN

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITYOPERATIONAL EMC MAIN

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITYRECEWER SUSCEPTIBIUTY IBMIN

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY -SHIELDED ANECHOIC CHAMBERS I 7.AIN

ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE ASHORE


PRODUCER USN


IMPORTANCE OF RADIO COMMUNICATIONS ANDSOURCES OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE.IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS. INTERFERENCE RE-DUCTION PRINCIPLES AND DESIGNING OUT THE IN-TERFERENCE.

ELECTROMAGNETISM

25 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ELEC.TROMAGNETISM WITH IRON FILINGS AND A COM-PASS. SHOWS THE LEFT .HAND RULE FOR DETER-MINING CURRENT FLOW IN AN ELECTROMAGNETILLUSTRATES THE USE OF A DOT AND A CROSS TODESIGNATE CURRENT FLOW.KINESCOPE.


ELECTROMAGNETS

3 MIN, 16MIA FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1954

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW A MAGNETIC FIELD CAN INDUCE CUR.RENT. DISCUSSES THE COMPONENTS OF AN ELEC.TROMAGNET. EXPLAINING HOW ITS STRENGTH CANSE VARIED.


ELECTRON COUPLED OSCILLATOR


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE NEED FOR A BUFFER AMPLIFIER ANDITS POSITION IN AN OSCILLATOR CIRCUIT. POINTSOUT THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT AND EX-PLAINS THE OPERATION OF THE ELECTRON COUP-LED OSCILLATOR. DISCUSSES FREQUENCY MULTI-PLICATION, FREQUENCY STABILITY, AND OUTPUTPOWER OF THE CIRCUITKINESCOPE


ELECTRON THEORY, THE

5 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1054

pRoctucER USN


SHOWS THE ORBIT OF ELECTRONS AROUND A REP-RESENTATIVI ATOM, NORMAL ELECTRON MOTION,

AND OUTSIDE FORCE PRODUCING ELECTRONMOTION IN ONE DIRECTION, OR CURRENT FLOWDEPICTS THE SYMBOLS USED FOR NEUTRAL ATOM,ELECTRON, AND ATOM WITH ONE POSITIVECHARGE.


ELECTRON, THE AN INTRODUCTION

16 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USOE

TIT.LE NO. 296075/RL RENTAL

1944

SALE

DESCRIBES THE NATURE OF ELECTRONS, ELEC.PION FLOW IN SOLID CONDUCTORS, ELECTROMO-TIVE FORCE, TYPES AND CONTROL OF ELECTRONFLOW, ELECTRON FLOW AND MAGNETIC FIELDS,AND INDUCED ELECTRON FLOW.

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES. ELECTRONICS,NO. I.

ELECTRONIC FUNCTIONAL MOOULES

17 MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT, SD, COL 1960

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 296354/RL \ SALE

PORTRAYS MILITARY DEPENDENCE UPON ELEC-TRONIC SYSTEMS AND ENDEAVORS TO PERSUADEINDUSTRY TO ADOPT MODULAR DESIGN ANDMECHANIZED PRODUCTION IN ELECTRONIC MANU-FACTURING.

ELECTRONIC ROUTE SYSTEM


PRODUCER USFHWA

TITLE NO. 001651/RL

1969

SALE

TRACES THE ELECTRONIC \ ROUTE GUIDANCE

THROUGH THE PRESENT STAT OF THE ART.SYSTEM PROJECT FROM ITS CONCEPTION

E LECTRONIC THERMOMETER


PRODUCER USOLR

TITLE NO. 009636/RL

1975

SALE

SHOWS A CLASSROOM SESSION QF INSTRUCTIONON USE OF THE ELECTRONIC THERMOMETER.

FROM THE ICARE TRAINING SERIES.1

ELECTRONIC THERMOMETER KIT

MULTIMEDIA KIT

PRODUCER USOLR

TITLE NO, 000635/RL

ELECTRONICS SPECIAL CIRCUITS AND DEVICESTRIGGERED BLOCKING OSCILLATOR...

7 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1963

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR TRIG.GERED BLOCKING OSCILLATOR CIRCUIT OPER.ATION.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ELECTRONICS - SPECIAL CIRCUITS AND DamnWAVEGUIDES

16 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USN


GIVES THEORY OF ENERGY PROPAGATION DOWN AWAVEGUIDE.

ELECTRONICS IN ME HOME


PRODUCER USBRH


DISCUSSES RADIATION CONTROL IN LAY TERMSWITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE INTERESTSOF CONSUMERS OF ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS TO BEUSED IN THE HOME. DISCUSSES FEDERAL STAN.DARDS FOR THE CONTROL OF RADIATION FROMTHESE PRODUCTS.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS AT THE MEDICAL CENTER.

FROM THE CONSULTATION SERIES.

CLEARED FOR N.

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE HEART


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE P. 0070$9/RL

1976

SALE

INTRODUCES SOME OF THE FACTORS CONTRIBUT-ING TO THE RESTING MEMBRANE AND ACTION PO-TENTIALS OF CARDIAC MUSCLE CELLS. ALSO PRE-SENTS CHARACTERISTICS OF MEMBRANE POTEN-TIALS WHICH AFFECT THE RATE OF AUTOMATICCELLS, THE PROPOGATION OF IMPULSES THROUGHTHE CONDUCTING PATHWAYS Of THE HEART, ANDCONDUCTION VELOCITY.104 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS,OR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY.

1975 STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY SERIES.

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SHOWS A CLASSROOM SESSION OF INSTRUCTIONON USE OF THE ELECTRONIC THERMOMETER.

KIT CONSISTS OF 1 16MM MOTION PICTURE, OPTSD, COL 31 2X2 COLOR SLIDES WITH ACCOMPANY.ING AUDIOCASSETTE AND I SCRIPT. SLIDES ANDAUDIOCASSETTE ARE ARE USED DURING INTER.RUPTIONS IN THE MOTION PICTURE.

FROM THE ICARE 'TRAINING SERIES.

ELECTRONIC VOLTAGE REGULATORS


PRODUCER USAF


STATES THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT IN ANELECTRONIC VOLTAGE REGULATOR. EXPLAINS THEEFFECT ON THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE AND ON THEVOLTAGE ACROSS EACH COMPONENT WHEN THEVOLTAGE ADJUST IS VARIED, THE LOAD IS VARIED,AND THE INPUT VOLTAGE IS VARIED.

KINESCOPE.


E LECTRONICS SPECIAL CIRCUITS AND DEVICES -FREE RUNNING BLOCKING OSCILLATOR CIRCWT...


PRODUCER USN

)ITLE NO 296350/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: ELECTRONICS SPECIAL CIRCUITS ANDDEVICES . FREE RUNNING BLOCKING OSCILLATORCIRCUIT - OPERATION. DISCUSSES THE OPERATIONOF THE BLOCKING OSCILLATOR, THE USE Of CIR.CUIT, AND WAVESHAPES.


163

171

ELECTROSTATIC CATHODE-RAY TUBE

38 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SSW

PRODUCER USAF


GIVES A PICTORIAL VIEW.OF A CATHODE RAY TUBE,AND IDENTIFIES THE THREE COMPONENTS NECES-SARY TO FORM THE TUBE.KINESCOPE.


ELECTROSTATIC PRINCIPLE! ATOMIC STRUCTUREOF MATTER


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES MATTER AND DISCUSSES THE VARIOUSSTATES OF MATTER. ALSO DEFINES ELEMENTS,COMPOUNDS, ATOMS, AND MOLECULES.

K INESCOPE.


ELECTROSTATIC PRINCIPLES - CHARGED BODIEE


PRODUCER USAF


RELATES THE EFFECT OF CHARGED 1500IES TOEACH OTHER, AND LISTS THE THREE POSSIBLEELECTRICAL CONDITIONS OF A CHARGED BODY.STATES AND DISCUSSES THE LAW OF ATTRACTIONAND REPULSION BETWEEN CHARGED BODIES.KINESCOPE.


ELECTROSTATIC PRINCIPLES - CONDUCTORS AND IN-SULATORS

18 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SO. RAW 1082

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE ATOMIC CONSTRUCTION OF CONDUCTORS AND THEN DEFINES CONDUCTOR INTHESE TERMS. IDENTIFIES THE MATERIALS WHICHCOMPRISE CONDUCTORS.

KINESCOPE.


ELECTROSURGERY IN MODERN DENTISTRY

153 MIN, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER CHIDEN SPONSOR IrMAC.


DEMONSTRA iZS THE USE OF ELECTROSURGERYWITH PPOCEDURES FOR MAXILLARY FRENECTOMY,ELONGATION OF CLINICAL CROWNS, DEVELOPMENTOF SUBGINGIVAL TROUGHS FOR CROWN PREPARATIONS, MANDIBULAR THIRD MOLAR OPERCULO-TOMY, EDENTULOUS MANDIBULAR VESTIBULO-TOMY. AND BIOPSY OF FIi3ROMA

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS

ELEMENTS OF SURFACE HARDENING

14 MIN. 18MM FILM. OPT SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW STEEL IS PACKED AND GAS CARBUR-IZED. HOW A THIN, HARD CASE IS OBTAINED BYCYANIDING, HOW NITRIDING IS USED TO OBTAIN AVERY HARD CASE, AND HOW STEEL IS FLAME ANDINDUCTION HARDENED

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES I IFAT TREAT.MENT OF STEEL NO 3

ELEMENTS OF TEMPERING, NORMALIZING, AND AN-NEALING


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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION




1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW STEEL IS TEMPERED - HOW THESTRUCTURE, TOUGHNESS, AND HARDNESS OFPLAIN CARBON STEEL CHANGES AT PROGRESSIVETEMPERING STAGES AND HOW STEEL 15 NORMAL-IZED AND ANNEALED. OT SCRIBES THE RESULTS.

FROM THE ENGINEEh VG SERIES HEAT TREAT-MENT OF STEEL NO 2

ELEVATION ACTIVITIES OF THE PARAPLEGIC PA-TIENT

7 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT so. COL 1967

1970 PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE ASCENT AND DESCENT OFCURBS. STEPS. AND RAMPS WITH THE USE OF AXIL-LARY CRUTCHES. EMPHASIZES SPOTTING TECH-NIQUES FOR THE THERAPIST.

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DEMONSTRATES LANGUAGE AS TAUGHT AT A BEL.GIAN RESIDENTIAL SCEOOL FOR BOYS, IN SWEDISHEXTERN CLASSES. AND THE WOODFORD SCHOOLAT ESSEX, ENGLANDPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE BUREAU OFEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED, U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION,

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILL) SERIES.

ELEMENTARY HYDRAULICSA SERIES


PRODUCER USN


APPLICATION Of PASCAL'S LAW, PT 1

APPLICATION Of PASCAL'S LAW, PT 2

CHARACTERISTICS OF HYDRAULICBRAKES

DERIVATION Of PASCAL'S LAW, PT 1

DERIVATION OF PASCAL'S LAW, PT 2

ELEVATOR AT THE OCEAN'S EDGE


PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO. 009102/RL

1973

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DESCRIBES HOW SCIENTISTS. WORKING IN A SHIRT-SLEEVE. ONE-ATMOSPHERE CAPSULE BENEATHTHE SURFACE OF THE SEA. CAN CONDUCT ENVI.

1947 RONMENTAL STUDIES AS WELL AS OBSERVEMARINE LIFE.

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13MIN

15MIN

10MIN

16MIN

18MIN

ELEMEN MY OPTICS IN PHOTOGRAPHY

16 MK I6MM FILM, OPT SD. saw 1950

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF LIGHTING EFFECTSAND HOW LIGHT IS REFLECTED AND REFRACTEDBY THE CURVATURE AND THICKNESS OF GLASSPRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 194$. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950

FROM THE FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHYSERIES

ELEMENTS Of ELECTRICITY

15 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1942

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE BREAKDOWN OF A MOLECULE INTOATOMS, AND THE RELATION OF PROTON3 ANDELECTRONS TO ELECTRICITY


ELEMENTS Of HARDENING

19 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, 131W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW STEEL IS OUENCH.HARDENEDHOW THE STRUCTURE AND HARDNESS OF STEELSWITH DIFFERENT CARBON CONTENT CHANGE ATPROGRESSIVE QUENCH-HARDENING STAGES - HOWTHE LOWER AND UPPER CRITICAL TEMPERATURESOF STEEL ARE DETERMINED - AND HOW AN IRON.CARBON DIAGRAM IS CONSTRUCTED AND WHAT ITSHOWS.

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES. HEAT TREAT-MENT OF STEEL, NO 1

ELWYN INSTITUTE, ELWYN, PENNSYLVANIA


PRODUCER USSRS


FEATURES A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IN THEDEINSTITUTIONALIZATION OF LONG-TERM INSTITU-TIONALIZED MENTALLY RETARDED AT ELWYN INSTI.TUTE. TRACES THE STEPS NECESSARY TO HELPTHE MENTALLY RETARDED PATIENT READJUST TOCOMMUNITY LIVING HIGHLIGHTS THE USE OF JOBPLACEMENT AND A HALFWAY HOUSE.CAPTIONED FOR THE DEAF

EMBANKMENT COMPACTION CONTROL - FAMILY OFCURVES


PRODUCER USF HW A

TITLE NO, 000896/R L SALE

SHOWS THE PROPER METHODS FOR SOIL TESTINGAND QUALITY CONTROL BY THE USE OF A FAMILYOF CURVES AND THE 1POINT COMPACTION TEST.

EMBASSY MARINE A SENSE OF SECURrTY


PRODUCER USMC SPCWSOR USN


SHOWS THE TRAINING OF EMBASSY MARINES ANDTHE MISSION OF MARINE SECURITY DETACHMENTSON DUTY AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT.PREVIOUSLY LISTED AS 'EMBASSY MARINE - A

SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY.'


EMBRYOLOGY OF THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER, ANDPANCREAS

16 MIN, 113MM FILM, OPT SD, COL .1952

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 001861/RI SALF

CONSISTS OF A SIMPLE VISUALIZATION uF THE EM-BRYOLOGY OF THESE ORGANS PARTICULARLY FO.CUSING ON ANOMALIES AND VARIATIONS COMMON.LY DISCOVERED BY SURGEONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

164

OMR YONATED EGO TECHNIQUES, PT 1, INOCULA-TION

8 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT' SD, COL 1965


TITLE NO 001685/RI. S.4LE

DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES FOR VIRUS ISOLA-TION BY INOCULATION FROM EMBRYONATED EGGS

EMBRYONATED E00 TECHNIQUES, PT 2, HARVEST-ING


S1496ZE5


TITLE NO 001686/RL

DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF HARVESTINGFLUIDS FROM EMBRYONATED EGGS INOCULATEDWITH VIRUSES.

EMDRYONATIO EGOS TECHNIQUES, PT 1, INOCULA-TION

6 MIN, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1985



DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF INOCULATION OFEMBRYONATED EGGS FOR VIRUS ISOLATION.

EMERGENCY AIRWAY A PLAN OF ACTION


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFPARTIAL AND COMPLETE UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUC-TION. SHOWS THE REMOVAL OF FOREIGN BODIES,ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION. AND CRICOTHYROIDPUNCTURE.

EMERGENCY CHILDBIRTH

22 MIN. 16Mm FILM, OPT SD. COL 1961

PRODUCER USN


PREPARES CORPSMEN PSYCHOLOGICALLY ANDTECHNICALLY TO RENDER ASSISTANCE IN EMER-GENCY CHILDBIRTH. DETAILS PROCEDURES, PRE-CAUTIONS, AND POST PARTUM CARE OF MOTHERAND BABY

RESTRICTION-THE BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SUR.GERY, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAW, REQUIRES THATTHIS FILM BE REQUESTED BY A PHYSICIAN WHOASSUMES PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR I1SSHOWINGS. PERMISSION TO PURCHASE SHOULD BEREQUESTED FROM-COMMANDING OFFICER, NAVALMEDICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE. NATIONAL NAVALMEDICAL CENTER. BETHESDA. MD 20014 AFTERPERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED. ATTACH THE APPROVAL TO THE PURCHASE ORDER AND SEND TOTHE CENTER

EMERGENCY CHILDBIRTH




TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DISASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY AVAILABLE


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS

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EMERGENCY DENTAL TREATMENT


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NCI 002076/RL SALE

TEACHES MEDICAL AND PARA-MEDICAL PERSONNELAN EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF TOOTHACHE. PERIOCORONITIS, PERIODONTAL ABSCESSES OF NE-CROTIZING ULCERATIVE GINGIVITIS ON ISOLATEDSEA OR SHORE DUTY

EMERGENCY INVESTIGATION OF COAL WASTE EM-BANKMENTS


PRODUCER USW


SHOWS DIFFERENT TYPES OF COAL WASTE DEPOS-ITS. OR DAMS, AND HOW THE" ARE FORMED.ACTUAL SCENES TAKEN AFTER THE BUFFALOCREEK. W VA , FLOOD DISASTER (CAUSED BY THEFAILURE OF A WATER IMPOUNDMENT AND COALREFUSE DUMP) ARE SHOWN. INVESTIGATIONS ANDEVALUATIONS AIDED THE BUREAU IN DETERMININGANY IMMEDIATE, OR IMMINENT, HAZARDS TO MINEEMPLOYEES. OR PEOPLE LIVING NEARBY. ANDWERE USED TO RECOMMEND ANY CORRECTIVE

MEASURES CONSIDERED NECESSARY FOR PROTEC-TION OF LIVES AND PROPERTY.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFARCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4100FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER !COULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE CONTROL OF SUED.ING


PRODUCER USA SPONSOR USHMAC


TEACHES NONMEDICAL PERSONNEL THE TECH.NIQUES TO BE EMPLOYED IN THE CONTROL OFBLEEDING DURING THE AFTERMATH OF A DISASTERSITUATION.

FROM THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE SERIES.

EMINENCY MEDICAL CARE - SHOCK


PRODUCER USA SPONSOR USHMAC

nnE NO. 299927/RL

EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER


PRODUCER USOCPA


TELLS THE STORY OF THE TORNADO WHICHSTRUCK THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TX, AND HOW THECITY RESPONDED. INFORMS STATE AND LOCALGOVERNMF.NT OFFICIALS OF THE NEED FOR ANEMERGFACY OPERATION CENTER TO HANDLE DI-SASTERS.ANOTHER VERSION, ENTITLED 'TWISTER', IS DI.RECTED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

CLEARED FOR TV.

amanciatcy PREPAREDNESS AT THE MARSHALLSPACE FLIGHT CENTER




DISCUSSES THE TRAINING PROGRAM, COMMUNITYSHELTER PLANNING, AND PREPAREDNESS GUID-ANCE FOR PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES ATTHE MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER.

1966 EMERGING ADULT, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS EXAMPLES OF BEHAVIORS WHICH SUGGESTTHE FOLLOWING CONCEPTS THAT ARE IMPORTANTTO THE EMERGING ADULT YEARS: PHYSICALCHANGE, AUTONOMY, IDENTITY, EMOTIONS, INTER.PERSONAL RELATIONS. COMPETENCE, PURPOSE,AND INTERGRITY.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NELL HODGSONWOODRUFF SCHOOL OF NURSING. 24-PAGE STUDY 'MANUAL IS AVAILABLE FOR $4.25.

FROM THE BEHAVIORALLY SPEAKING SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

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TEACHES NONMEDICAL PERSONNEL HOW TO PRE.VENT OR CONTROL SHOCK IN CASES OF SERIOUSINJURY OR WOUND.

FROM THE EMERGENCY MED(CAL CARE SERIES.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE-A SERIES

2 II3MM FILMS, OPT. SO 1900

PRODUCER USA

7/7LE NO 006377/RL SALE

TEACHES NONMEDICAL PERSONNEL TECHNIQUESFOR CONTROLLING BLEEDING AND SHOCK INCASES OF SERIOUS INJURY.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL CANE COWTROL OF WEEDING 20MIN

EIMINCIANCY MEDICAL CARE SHOCK 17MIN

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN CRASH VICTIMEXTRICATION TRAINING COURSE


PROD(XER USNHTS


TEACHES THE ROLE OF THE EMERGENCY MEDICALTECHNICIAN AND HIS RESPONSIBILITIES. DEVELOPSSKILL IN ANALYZING THE ACCIDENT SITUATION,GAINING ENTRY. INSTITUTING LIFESAVING EMER-GENCY MEDICAL TECHNIQUES, STABILIZING, ANDREMOVING INJURED VICTIMS FROM WRECKAGE.CEMONSTRATES SKILL IN THE USE AND CARE OFEXTRICATION TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT, AND DEVEL.OPS AWARENESS OF HAZARDS.

INCLUDES A 38-PAGE COURSE COORDINATOR'SGUIDE AND A 42-PAGE STUDENT GUIDE.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, THE - HIS ROLE,RISPONSIGILMES, ANO mammon

71 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974



PRESENTS THE MEDSCOLEGAL ASPECTS OF AMBL).LANCE AND RESCUE SERVICE OPERATIONS, COVER.ING CIVIL LIABILITY. INTENTIONAL ACTS, VICTIM ORGUARDIAN CONSENT, EXCEPTIONS TO THE RULE,UNINTENTIONAL ACTS, AND THE NEED FOR ADE-QUATE AMBULANCE SERVICE PATIENT RECORDS.

FROM THE MEDICAL.LEGAL COMPONENT FILMSERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMERGEN.CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT um; PHASE I

12 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BaW 1900

PRODUCER USA


OUTLINES THE 01IJECTIVES AND SERVICES OF THEFOUR PHASES OF THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL CAREPROGRAM: 1) SELF.AID OR BUDOY.AID; 2) EMER-GENCY MEDICAL CARE AND TREATMENT; 3) POSTATTACK MEDICAL SUPPORT; AND 4) POST ATTACKRESUPPLY OF MEDICAL RESOURCES. DESCRIBESTHE EM1RGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT UNIT FUR.NISHED UNDER PHASE 1, ITEMIZES THE CONTENTSOF TI4E UNIT, AND SHOWS THE SUPPLIES INCLUDEDIN THE VARIOUS WOUND PACKS.

1976

ENG IN NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASES


PRODUCM USNIND SPONSOR USNINC


PRESENTS A acrung BY DR JOHN WARMOLTS,WHO USES SLIDES TO HIGHLIGHT THE TALK.

FROM THE INTENSIVE COURSE IN NEUROLOGICALDISEASES SERIES.


EMMY IMMUNIZATION


PRODUCER USHMAC


PRESENTS A COAPILATION OF SEVEN TELEVISIONSPOTS FEATURING 'EMMY IMMUNITY.' ENCOUR.AGES THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A GENERAL IMMUNI.ZATION PROGRAM IN YOUR AREA. ANIMATED.

EMOTIONAL nes IN INFANCY

12 MIN, 1014M FILM, OPT. SD, B1W 1971

PRODUCER USOCDE

TITLE NO (02077/RL SALE

SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF STRONG EMOTIONALTIES BE1WEEN INFANT AND ADULT BY COMPARINGFOUR 8 TO 10-MONTHCLO INFANTS-A HOME.RAISED GIRL WITH STRONG ATTACHMENT TO HERMOTHER A CHILD IN AN INSTITUTION WHO ISEQUALLY ATTACHED TO HIS NURSE - ANOTHER IN:STITUTIONAL BABY WHO IS INDISCRIMINATE IN HISATTACHMENT TO ANY ADULT AND A BABY IN ANINSTITUTION WHO HAS FORMED NO ATTACHMENT,AND WHO APPEARS WITHDRAWN AND UNINTEREST-ED IN HIS SURROUNDINGS.

EMPLOYING BLIND WORKERS IN INOUSTRY


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS TYPES OF WORK DONE BY BLIND PERSONSAND ROLE OF EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS IN TRAIN-ING AND PLACING THEM

FROM THE PROBLEMS IN SUPERVISION SERIES.

EMPLOYING MAILED WORKERS IN INDUSTRY


PROOLICER USOE


SHOWS DISABLED WORKERS HANDLING SKILLED IN.DUSTRIAL JOBS, SUCH AS A ONE.HANDED MILKING

MACHINE OPERATOR, A ONE.HANDED MACHINIST, AONE.ARMED ELECTRIC WELDER, A ONE-HANDEDWATCH REPAIRMAN, A JEWELRY MAKER CRIPPLEDBY POLIO, AND A ONE.HANDED SECRETARY.


EMPTY LOT


PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS THREE DRAMATIC EPISODES OF SOMEOF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS FACINGSTUDENTS: PARENTS, AND EDUCATORS. SHOWSTHE ROLE MODERN VOCATIONAL EDUCATIONPLAYS IN MEETING THESE PROBLEMS.

EMS - 7141 WAY TO SAVE UVIS


PRODUCER USEESD


DESCRIBES THE MODEL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SER.VICES COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WHICH IS EN-DORSED BY THE U S DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR-TATION. PROVIDES FOR A 'COMMON SYSTEM' AP-PROACH TO EMERGENCY SERVICES THROUGH ACOMMON BROADCASTING CHANNEL

94 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT AND BOOKLET INCLUDED.

11,910FEED GRINDING A TAPERED PIN


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF ENDFEED GRINDING.SUCH AS HOW TO TRUE THE REGULATING ANDGRINDING WHEELS, ROUGHAND FINISH-ENOFEEDGRIND, USE A TAPER COLLET GAGE AND PRUSSIANBLUE TO CHECK WORK. REDRESS THE WHEELSFOR THE FINISH GRIND. AND CORRECT TAPERERROR OF LESS THAN .0036 INCH.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE CENTERLESS GRINDING MACHINE,NO. 5.

E NDLESS CHAIN


PRODUCER MEC


DEMONSTRATES THE WORK BEING DONE BY THE U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION AT ITS EOCO3131-CAL STUDY SANCTUARY IN SOUTHEASTERN WASH-INGTON STATE. SPEAKS OF THE CEASELESS CYCLEOF BIRTH AND DEATH AND THE ENDLISS CHAIN OFVITAL FORCES THAT BEGIN WITH THE SUN'SENERGY.

E NOCICIONTIC THERAPY - ASYMPTOMATIC PERIAPICAL FATHOMS NONSURGICAL APPROACH

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL INS

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 30 1166/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURESFOR THE PREPARATION AND FILLING OF A ROOTCANAL. ILLUSTRATES DEBRIDEMENT. ENLARGING,IRRIGATION, CHEMICAL DISINFECTION, AND FILLINGOF THE CANAL DESCRIBES ASEPTIC PRECAUTIONSAND BACTERIAL CULTURE CONTROL.

11100001MCS PILLING THE ROOT CANAL


PRODUCER USN s


SHOWS HOW ROOT CANAL FILLING OCLITERATESTHE CANAL SPACES AND ACCOMPLISHES AN EF-FECTIVE SEAL TO PROTECT THE TOOTH AGAINSTORAL IRRITANTS.

FROM THE EN/WONT/OS SERIES.

ENDOOONTICS PREPARATION OF THE ROOT CANAL


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE LATEST ANO CORRECT TECH-NIQUES AND PROCEDURES FOR ACCOMPLISHING ATHOROUGH ENDOCONTIC PREPARATION. STRESSESTHE PREPARATION OF THE UPPER CENTRAL INCI-SOR ROOT CANAL

ismatiownes PULP MORPHOLOGY AND EFFECTIVEAccus, DIAGNOSIS AND CASE SELECTION

.25 MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1071

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE STRUCTURE OF THE PULP Of THETOOTH, DIAGNOSIS, AND CASE SELECTION.

FROM THE ENOODONTICS SERIES.

IINCIODONTICS PULP MORPHOLOGY AND EFFECTIVEACCESS, PT 1, THE ANTERIOR TEETH


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE STRUCTURE OF THE PULP OF THETCOTH AND TECHNIOUES FOR TREATING ANTERIORTEETH WITH PULP DISEASE.

FROM THE ENDODONTICS SERIES.

ENDOOONTICS PULP MORPHOLOGY AND EFFECTIVEACCESS, PT 2, THE BICUSPID TEETH

11 MIN. 16MAI FILM, OPT. SO, 001 1971

PROOl/CER USN


DISCUSSES THE STRUCTURE OF THE PULP OF THETOOTH AND TECHNIOUES FOR TREATING Ina).SP1D TEETH WITH PULP DISEASE.

FROM THE ENOODONTCS SERIES.

ENDODONTICS PULP MORPHOLOGY AND EFFECTIVEACCESS, PT 3., THE MOLAR TEETH


PRODUCER USN

TITLE ND. 002052/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE STRUCTURE OF THE PULP OF THETOOTH AND TECHNIOUES FOR TREATING MOLARTEETH WITH PULP DISEASE.

FROM THE ENOOOONT/CS SERIES.

INOuNTrap ROOT CANAL PREPARATION IN VER-TICAL CONDENSATION


PRODUCER USVADT

TITLE NO. 001N7/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES A PROCEDURE OF RCOT CANALPREPARMION TO OBTAIN PROPER ACCESS, TAPER,AND FLARE FOR VERTICAL C,../NDENSATION OFGUTTA-PERCHA FILLING MATF FIIAL. EMPHASIZESTHE CAREFUL USE OF GATLS-GLIDDEN BURRS,FOLLOWING HAND INSTRUMENTATION. THESE PRO-CEOURES ARE EXPLAINED BY MEANS OF A DIAGRA-MATIC ILLUSTRATION, A TRANSPARENT MODEL,AND A CLINICAL CASE.

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INDODONTICS VERTICAL CONDENSATION OfOUTTA.PERCHA PILUNO MATERIAL

11 MIN, 16MIA FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PROOUCER USVADT


SHOWS VERTICAL CONDENSATION OF GUTTA-PERCHA FILLING MATERIAL WHICH REQUIRES THATTHE ROOT CANALS BE CORRECTLY INSTRUMENTEDFOR PROPER ACCESS, TAPER, AND FLARE. WHENTHIS HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED, THE GUTTA-PERCHA POINTS ARE FITTED, USING CHLOROFORMTo SOFTEN THE TIPS FOR 0000 APICAL FIT. THENTHE GUTTA-PERCHA IS WARMED, AND VERTICALPRESSURE IS APPLIED TO ACHIEVE GOOD CONDEN-SATION AND ADAPTATION. THESE PROCEDURESARE DEMONSTRATED BY MEANS Of A DIAGRAMAT-IC ILLUSTRATION, A TRANSPARENT MODEL, AND ACLINICAL CASE.

1976

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INDOOONTICS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 007129/RL

INIXIOONTICS FILLING THE ROOTCANAL

INOODONTICS PREPARATION Of THEROOT CANAL

ENOOOONTICS PULP MORPHOLOGYAND EFFECTIVE ACCESS, DIAGNOSISAND CASE SELECTION

ENOGOONTICS PULP MORPHOLOGYANO EFFECTIVE ACCESS, PT 1, THEANTERIOR TUTH

E NDOOONTICS PULP MORPHOLOGYAND EFFECTIVE ACCESS, PT 2, THEBICUSPID TIMM

E NOODONTICS PULP MORPHOLOGYAND EFFECTIVE ACCESS. PT 3, TheMOLAR TEETH

ENOOSINIOUS MANDIBULAR BLADE IMPLANT


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 009050/RL

ENERGY ANT FILMSTRIP UT, THE

1971 17 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE. COL 1977

PRODUCEN USFEA


PRESENTS ENERGY ANT, A CARTOON-LIKE CHARAGTER WHO DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OFENERGY. DISCUSSES WHAT IT IS, WHERE IT COMESFROM, HOW WE USE IT, AND HOW IT CAN BESAVED.2 35MM FILMSTRIPS. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK,MONO. WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE

MAIN SIGNALS. TEACHER'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

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13MIN

18MIN

20MIN

11MIN

20MIN

1974

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DEMONSTRATES THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE ON APATIENT SELECTED FOR BILATERAL BLADE IM-PLANTS USING MODELS AND RADIOGRAPHS. PRE-SENTS POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.

ENEMAS


PRODUCER USN .


DISCUSSES TWO MAIN TYPES OF ENEMAS: RETEN-TION AND EVACUANT. DEMONSTRATES THE PRLCE-DURE FOR GIVING THEM AND THE AFTER CARE OFTHE PATIENT AND EOUIPMENT.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED BYHOSPITAL CORPSMEN SERIES.

ENEMY AGENT AND YOU, THE




REVEALS THE TECHNIQUES AND DEVICES USED BYPROFESSIONAL ENEMY AGENTS TO OBTAIN SECU-RITY INFORMATION,

ENEMY IN YOUR HOME




EXPLAINS THE EPIDEMIOLOGY Of DENGUE ANDYELLOW FEVER, THE BIOLOGY AND METHODS OFSURVEYING AND CONTROLLING THE YELLOWFEVER MOSQUITO (AEDES AEGYPTI). A GENERALFILM DESIGNED TO OBTAIN SUPPORT FROMHEALTH WORKERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC FORTHE AEDES AEGYPTI ERADICATION PROGRAM.

ENERGY - THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE


PRODUCER USERDA


SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIFFERENT FORMSOf ENERGY UNDER THE UNIQUE CONDITIONS OfTHE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. DEPICTS THE 60-YEARCHANGING CYCLES Of ENERGY SOURCES FROMWOOD TO GOAL TO OIL AND r DEMONSTRATESTHAT THE FUELS AMERICA.. THOUGHT INEX-HAUSTABLE ARE BEING USED TOO RAPIDLY. DIS-CUSSES HOW TO PLAN THE BEST USE OF PRESENTRESOURCES AND MOBILIZE SCIENCE AND INDUS-TRY TO DEVELOP kIEW SOURCES AND CHOICES OfENERGY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

Emmy ABSORPTION PROCESS EMPLOYINO FRAN-GIBLE METAL. AN

5 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD. GOL 1984

PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE FRANGIBLE TUBE SHOCK ABSORB-ER, WHICH RELIES ON THE PRINCIPLE OF FRAG-MENTATION. DESCRIBES ITS DEVELOPMENT FORUSE AS A LANDING IMPACT ABSORBER FOR SPACE-CRAFT.

166

ENGINE ASSEMBLY, THE

19 MIN, 16MIA FILM, OPT. SD, B1W 1045

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK THE CYLINDER HEAD ANDBLOCK - INTAKE AND EXHAUST MANIFOLDS -

UNDER-CHASS'S PARTS - VALVE MECHANISM ANDTAPPETS - VENTS, SCREWS, AND AIR FILTERS - OILFILTERS AND OIL LINES AND CYLINDER DEPRES-SION.


ENGINE CHANGE - INSTALLATION


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE OB-SERVED WHEN INSTALLING AN ENGINE, HOW TOINSPECT ENGINE MOUNT, CONTROLS, ANDFIREWALL, CONNECT CONTROLS AND ATTACH.MENTS, GROUND-TEST THE ENGINE, AND PREPAREFOR CHECK FLIGHT.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE

ENGINE CHANGE - REMOVAL


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVEDWHEN REMOVING AN ENGINE, HOW TO DISCON-NECT CONTROLS AND ATTACHMENTS, REMOVE THEENGINE, AND INSPECT THE MOUNT, FIREWALL, ANDCONTROLS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE,

ENGINE REASSEMSLY, PT 1


PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW TO INSPECT THE LINER, SEAT THE SEALIN POSITION IN THE CYLINDER BLOCK, LOWER THELINER AND FIT THE PIS ION INTO THE LINES, FUTSHELL INTO CONNECTING ROD BEARING, AND IN-STALL THE CONNECTING ROD BEARING CAP.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED By u SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948


ENGINE REASSEMSLY, PT 2


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL FIRE GASKET, LINER, CYL.INDER NUTSI MOTOR HEADER FLANGE, LINERDRAIN PLUG, EXHAUST MANIFOLD GASKET AND CO-VERFRAME, L BE OIL LINES, AND INSTALL CYLIN-DER HEAD GO ER. ..

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDçJCATION. 1948.

FROM THE R BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES.

174

ENGIUE REMISOBLY, PT 3

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, MW 1944

PRODUCER US


DESCRIBES HOV TO SECURE EXHAUST MANIFOLD,INSTALL INDICAT COCK AND RELIEF VALVE UNIT.SECURE AIR ST RTING MANIFOLD AND SUPPLYLINES, REMOVI I PLING GEAR, CLOSE INDICA-TOR COCKS, AND 1GHTEN WRIST PIN BOLT.PRODUCED BY U NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCA ON, 1948.

FROM THE BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERI S.

ENGINE TEETS AND TUNE UP


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK AND ADJUST THE AUTO.MATIC CHOKE, THE IGNITION, THE VALVE TAPPETS,AND THE CAMURITOR. DESCRIBES NOW TO MAKEVACUUM °Au TISTS AND TEST THE VACUUMDRAKE SYSTEM.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MINTZ,NANCE SERIES.

MINIUM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS PROGRAM,THE

15 MIN, 1114451 FILM, OPT. SO, NW 1953

PRODUCER JIN


EXPLAINS THE ENGINEERED PERFORMANCE STAN-DARDS PROGRAM AND ITS BENEFITS TO WORKERSAND TO MANAGEMENT AT U S NAVAL AIR STA-TIONS.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OESOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INGINEERINO ELECTRONICS-A SERIES

4 151,4M FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE NATURE AND PRINCIPLES OF THEDIOOE AND TRIODE.

D10011, TIM PRINCIPLES AND APPLICAMS 17MIN

ELECTRON, MI AN arrnooucticsi MINPRINCIPLES OF GAIMFILLED TUBES 15MIN

Tmocia, THE AMPUFICATION 14MIN

ENGINEERING - FUNDAMENTALS OF MECHANICS-ASUNS


PRODUCER USOE


*PRODUCTION TO VECTORS, AN CO-PLANAR CONCURRENT FORCES 22MIN

PRINCIPLE OF MOMENTS 23MIN

PRINCIPLES OF GEARING AN INTRO-DUCTION MIN

INCINNURING NAT TRIATMENT OF STEEL-ASUNS

3 15MM FILMS, OPT. SO

PROOLICER USOE


amens OF HARDENING 19MIN

ELEMENTS OF SURFACE HARDENING 14MIN

ELEMENTS OF NORMAUZMG, AND ANNEAUNG MAIN

ENGINEERING FOR RAINOIEOTONS


PRODUCER USAEC SPONWR USERDA

TITLE NO. 0011942/FIL

1951

SALE

DESCRIBES THE CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRI-CAL AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SKILLS RE-QUIRED TO PROOUCE AND PROCESS RADIOISO-TOPES ON AN EFFICIENT INDUSTRIAL OASIS.


ENGINEERING FOR TOMORROW

26 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL

PROCIUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, ANDCONSTRUCTION WORK OF THE CCAPS OF ENGI-NEERS. INCLUDES DETAILS OF FLOOD CONTROL,POLAR RESEARCH IN GREENLAND, AND A SEA-BORNE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT.



[NUCLEATION OF A DENTIGEROUB CYST OF THEMAXILLA

7 MIN, 1111AM FILM, OPT. SD, CC:. 1 0011

PRODUCER USVADT SPOtiSOP USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE PNOCEDURES INVOLVED INTHE SURGICAL REMOVAL CIF A RADICULAR CYSTAND PRIMARY CLOSURE OF THE WOUND.

NUCLEATION OF A MANOWULAR RADICULAR CYET


PRODUCER USVADT SPONSOR UNA

1970 TITLE NO. 000591/RL

IDIGINURING-A URNS12 15MM FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE Ma 007130/AL RENTAL

DESCRIBES VARIOUS PRINCIPLES ANDDURES IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING.

n ua GAS ANALYSIS ORBAT APPARATIN

HEAT TREATMENT OP ALUMINUM, PT 1

HEAT TREATMENT OF ALUMINUM, PT 2

MEASUREMENT WITH LIGHT WAVES

POWDER METALLURGY, PT 1, MUNI.KU AND USES

rowan METALLURGY, PT 2, MANU-FACTURE OF POROUS BRONZEKARIN*

PRINCIPLES OF LUBRICATION

PRINCIPLES OF REFRIGERATION

SLIDE RULE, THE C AND D SCALES

SUN RULE, The PROPORTION, PER-CENTAGE, SQUARES, AND NUNNROOTS

TENSION TESTING

XRAY INSPECTION

1945 ENGLISH HOCIN SCHOOL, AN




OBSERVES SCIEN( E, HISTORY, AND FRENCHCLASSES AT THE MARY HARE GRAMMAR SCHOOLENGLAND.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE BUREAU OfEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED. U S OFFICE OfEDUCATION.

FROM THE INTERNATONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARIND IMPAIRED OHILD SERIES.

ENGINEERING DATA MANAGEMEN1

11 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1906

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY THE AIRFORCE LOGISTICS COMMAND FOR °STAINING NEC-EINARY ENGINEERING DATA ABOUT AIR FORCEWEAPONS SYSTEMS. SHOWS How THE CONTRAC-TOR PROVIDES SUCH INFCAMATION DIRECT TO THEUSER. EXPLAINS THE ADVANTAGES OF THE PRO.GRAM TO BOTH CONTRACTOR AND AIR FORCE.ALSO Discusses PPIORITIES OF REQUESTS FORINFORMATION AND NECESSARY CONTROLS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POUCY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

IMMURING DOCUMENTATION FOR UNIFORM RE-OUNIENENTS


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 303281/K SA LE

DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDIZA-TION CONCEPTS FOR ENGINEERING DRAWINGGIVES INSIGHT INTO THE MACHINERY USED TOBRING THE MILITARY AND INDUSTRY TO AN AGREE-MENT ON A BASIC DOCUMENT FOR THE PROCURE-MENT OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS.


SALE

PROCE-

INS

SALE

GIVES DIAGNOSTIC AND SURGICAL PROCEDURESFOR THE TREATMENT OF A DENTIGEROUS CYST.DESCRIBES THE HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHARACTER-ISTICS.

[NUCLEATION OF APICAL CYST AND PLACEMENT OFRETROGRADE AMALGAM

MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE FORGAINING ACCESS TO AND ENUCLEATING AN APICALCYST ON A LOWER BICUSPID. SHOWS HOW A RET-ROGRADE CLASS I CAVITY IS PREPARED IN THEAPEX OF THE TOOTH AND FILLED WITH SILVERAMALGAM. PRESENTS POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.

E NVIRONMENT FOR EDUCATION

1SMIN 19 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

19MIN PRODUCER USOCPA

24MIN TITLE NO. 00201113/RL SALE

1551IN EXPLAINS, BY EXAMPLE, THAT WELL DESIGNEDSCHOOL BUILDINGS CAN PROVIDE PROTECTIONAGAINST VANDALISM, NOISE POLLUTION, AND NAT-

19MIN URAL DISASTER HAZARDS, AS WELL AS RADIO-ACTIVE FALLOUT.

15MIN

IIIMIN

20MIN

24MIN

21MIN

21MIN

21MIN

mamossinwrAL AWARENESS


PRODUCER USDAVA


USES A FINGER PAINTING ART TECHNIQUE TO VISU-AUZE SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTAL SITUATIONS THATCAN MAKE VIEWERS MORE AWARE OF THE IMMEOF.ACT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM IN OURLIFE TODAY.

ENVINONMENTAL EDUCATION A NOINNIND (LONGVERSION)

1970 26 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USOE


ENCOURAGES INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP ACTIVITY INTHE COMMUNITY WHICH WILL AID IN IMPROVINGTHE ENVORONMENT. SHOWS PROJECTS BEINGCARRIED ON IN TAMPA, ATLANTA, SAN FRANCISCO,AND OTHER AREAS. PROJECTS RANGE FROM CHIL-DREN STUDYING THE ENVIRONMENT FROM SWAM-PLAND BOATS, TO STUDENTS DIGGING IN A BAY,AND TO A GIRL TAKING DECIBEL METER READINGSIN THE MIDOLE CIF THE CITY.

INTERONIPATIC CIRCULATION Ur BILE ACIDS, ma


PRODUCER AMOMIT SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE AV. 005431/AL SALE

DISCUSSES THE ENTEROHEPATIC CIRCULATION OFBILE ACIDS. GIVES INFORMATION ON THE DEFINI-TION, LOCALIZATION, AND DETERMINATION OF BILEACID KINETICS BY ISOTOPE DILUTION AND OTHERMEANS.29 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTIOIV IA HEALTH AND DID-EASF SERIES.

ENTEROPINIPATIC CIRCULATION Of BILE ACIDS, THE

25 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE,001 1969



DISCUSSES THE ENTEROHEPATIC CIRCULATION OfBILE ACIDS. DEALS WITH THE SITE AND MECHANISMOF BILE ACIDS ABSORPTIONHILEUM, ACTIVE, ANDALL BILE ACIDS.29 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN HEALTH AND CIS-EASE SERIES.

167

1 75

1974

E NVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTING RELIABILITYOF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

17 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, NM 1966

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE INFLUENCE OF NAVAL SHIPBOARDENVIRONMENTS - SHOCK, VIBRATION, SALT SPRAY,AND TEMPERATURE - UPON THE RELIABILITY OFELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. DEMONSTRATES THECORRELATION OF THESE ENVIRONMENTAL FAC-TORS WITH SPECIFICATIONS ANO TESTING PROCE-DURES.


ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOOL, THE

5 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. 80, COL 1971

PRODUCER USDA


A bERIES MADE IN THE SCHOOLS OF DETROITMICHIGAN ON .our000n CLASSROOMS.' 1100WISCHOOL NOM OPEN AREA DEVELOPED TO TEACHCHILDREN ABOUT PLANTS, INSECTS, EIRD ANOANIMAL LIFE. THE ACTUAL VOICES Of VARIOUSTEACHERS AND STUDENTS CAN BE HEARD TELUNGTHEIR STORY.

INVIRONMINTIAL TESTING AT SANDIA

MI MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO 001670/MI SALE

PROVIDES A SEMI-TECHNICAL DISCUSSION ON THENATURAL AND INDUCED ENVIRONMENTS AFFECT-IHG THE RELIABILITY OF WEAPON COMPONENTSAND SYSTEMS BETWEEN THEIR MANUFACTUREAND USE. INCLUDES A SERIES OF TEST SEQUENCESSHOWING SOME OF THE FACILITIES OF THE ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION'S INSTALLATION AT SANDIALABORATORY.

EPIDEMIC OF NISTOPLASMOSIS, AN

17 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO. COL

PRODUCER USNIAAC

ITLE NO. 308375/RL

1981

SALE

EXPLAINS HOW AN EPIDEMIC OF ACUTE RE.SPIRA-TORY DISEASE IN A BOY SCOUT TROOP IS INVESTI-GATED BY CHEST SURVEY, HISTOPLASMIN SKINTESTS, AND COMPLEMENT FIXATION TO CONFIRMHISTOPLASMOSIS. DISCUSSES THE SOIL CULTURESOF THE SITE OF EXPOSURE, A STARTLING ROOST,EXPLAINING THAT THEY IMPLICATE THE GUANO-FERTIUZED PARK AREA.

EPIOtMIOLOGY or ssucluose88 FR, 311MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT. COL

PRODUCER USPHS SPOAISOR USNMAC

nnE AO 007421/RL

1952

SALE

DISCUSSES MOOE OF TRANSMISSION, PATHOLOGY.AND PUBLIC HEAU H AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONSIN CATTLE, SWINE, GOATS, AND MAN.

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INFUNDCLA, THE

13 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W


TITLE AO. 0005931RL SAL E

REVIEWS THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF INFLU-ENZA, DISCUSSES ITS BEHAVIOR AND PERIODICITY,AND EXPLAINS THE PROGRAM OF THE WORLDHEALTH ORGANIZATION WITH REGARD TO THE DIS-EASE.

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SUPINE TYPHUS

18 MIN. HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W (' 1953



PRESENTS EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF MURINETYPHUS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO ITS PREVEN-TION AND CONTROL. SHOWS PATTERN OF THE DIS-EASE-RATS, RAT FLEAS. MAN-AND THE ROLE OFPUBLIC HEALTH OFFICERS AND THE U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE IN CONTROLLING THE DISEASE.

1950

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PESTICIDE POISONINGS, TNE

19 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 3011915IML SALE

DESCRIBES PESTICIDES AND THEIR USE, THE PREV-ALENCE OF PESTICIDE POISONINGS, AND THE REA-SONS AND METHODS FOR STAGING AN EPIDEMI-OLOGICAL INVESTIGATION. PORTRAYS TWO SPECIF-IC CASES ssowiNo THE METHODS USED IN THEINVESTIGATION.

EPIDEMIOLOGY Of SALMONELLOSIS IN MAN ANDAMU.


PRODUCER USNIAAC

TITLE NO. 306480041. SALE

SHOWS THE COMPLEX TRANSMISSION PATTERNSOF SALMONELLOSM FROM CONTAMINATED FEEDSTO FOOD ANIMALS TO HUMANS. DESCRIBES S'G-NIFICANCE OF HUMAN 'CARRIER& AMONG FOODHANDLERS. SUGGESTS MEANS OF CONTROL.

EPIOEMIOLOGY Of STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS


PRODUCER USPHS SPOMOR USNMAC


TRACES THE EP1DEMIOLOGIC PATTERN OF STAPHY-LOCOCCAL INFECTION. FOCUSES ON HOSPITALPERSONNEL AS CARRIERS.

arisoonoLoor Of ANTHRAX67 FR, 36MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1952


1771EHO 306540/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE EPIZOOTIOLOGY OF ANTHRM, PAR-TICULARLY BACILLUS ANTHRACIS. SHOWS DISTRI.BUTION, SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DIFFERENT ANIMALS,AND METHOOS OF INFECTION AND CONTROL.

EPDXY COATED REINFORCING STEEL


PRODUCER USFHWA


SHOWS TESTS USED IN SELECTING COATINGS TOPROTECT REBARS FROM CHLORIDES, AND IDENTI-FIES THE FIRST FOUR PRODUCTS APPROVED. THENFOLLOWS REBARS THROUGH A COATING PLANT TOTHE FIRST BRIDGE DECK INCORPORATING THEM.

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AND AFFIRMA-TIVE ACTION

28 MIN, 161AM FILM. OPT. SD, SEW

PRODUCER USOSC


PROVIDES STATUTORY AUTHORITY FOR AFFIRMA-TIVE ACTION AND ENFORCEMENT TO ASSURE THATALL PERSONNEL ACTIONS ARE FREE FROM DIS-CRIMINATION. HIGHLIGHTS THE AGENCY AND COM-MISSION RESPONSIBILITIES FOR MEANINGFUL AF-FIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAMS UNDER THE NEWLAW.GUIDES INCLUDED.

1073 .

EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW-A SERIES

4 16/AM FILMS, OPT. SD 1977

PRODUCER USJUDC

TIILE NO. 002162/RL SALE

PRESENTS AND EXPLORES FOUR SEPARATE HI&TORIC JUDICIAL CASES, FROM WHICH FOUR SEPA-RATE PREMISES OF JUSTICE WERE ESTABLISHED.SHOWS HOW THESE FOUR CASES DEVELOP ED. FO-CUSES ON THE HISTORICAL AND LEGAL SIGNIFI-CANCE Of EACH CASE, AND DESCRIBES HOW THEFAR-SIGHTED OPINIONS OF CHIEF JUSTICE JOHNMARSHALL REMAIN WITH US TODAY IN OURSYSTEM OF LAW.INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

MINIONS VI OGDEN

MANSURY VS MADISON

MCCOLLOCH VS MARYLAND

CLEARED FOR N.

36MIN

3MAIN

36MIN

EOUILARATION Of OCCLUSION


PRODUCERUSN


SHOWS VARIOUS PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OFTEETH, GUMS, AND THE ASSOCIATED NERVOUSSYSTEM CAUSED BY TRAUMATIC OCCLUSION. GIVESILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF SUCH OCCLUSION EX-PLAINS THAT IN MALOCCLUSION, IMPROVEMENT OFSTRESS DISTRIBUTION IS OBTAINED THROUGHEQUILIBRATION BY SELECTIVE GRINDING, AND DEM-ONSTRATES THIS PROCEDURE BY THE USE OFSTUDY CASTS, ANIMATION. AND LIVE-ACTION PHO-TOGRAPHY OF NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL DEN-TURES.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1952. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1953.

EOUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA


PRODUCER USDA


IS A DISEASE THAT AFFECTS HORSES, MULES, ANDBURROS. EIA, ALSO KNOWN AS SWAMP FEVER, ISFOUND IN ALL AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES.HIGHLY INFECTIOUS. EIA IS SPREAD BY MOSQUI-TOES, BITING FLIES, AND BY USE OF CONTAMINAT-ED EQUIPMENT SUCH AS TACK AND HYPODERMICNEEDLES. OUTLINES PRECAUTIONARY MEASURESAND APPEALS TO ALL HORSE OWNERS AND TRAIN-ERS TO USE UTMOST CARE WITH THEIR ANIMALS

ERECTING LARGE POLES


PRooucER USA


EXHIBITS THE PROCEDURES AND EQUIPMENT USEDIN THE A-FRAME METHOD, THE GIN POLE METHOD.AND THE ENGINEER CRANE METHOD OF ERECTINGPOLES. CITES ADVANTAGES OF EACH METHOD ANDSTRESSES SAFETY RULES.

[RFC - WHAT fT IS, HOW TO usa IT

SS MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP.AUDIOCASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER USNIE

TITLE NO 009000/RL

1914

SALE

INTRODUCES THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES IN.FEAMATION CENTER TO A VARIETY OF USERS.GIVES AN INTROOUCTORY OVERVIEW OF THE ERICSI STEM, EXPLAINS HOW TO MAKE AN ELEMENTARYSEARCH, AND PROVIDES INFORMATION AND WORK-ING MATERIALS FOR AN IN.DEPTH SEARCH OF ERIC.

168 176

THE FILMSTRIP/AUDIOCASSETTE UNITS ARE ENTI-TLED: 'AN INTRODUCTION TO ERIC."LEARNING TOUSE RESEARCH IN -EDUCATION.' AND 'DOING ANDERIC SEARCH.'

ERTWIROCYTI TRANSKETOLASE ACTIVITY


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 000534/kIL SALE

DEMONSTRATES '4:IE USEFULNESS OF THE ASSAYFRTHROCYTE TRA ETOLASE ACTIVITY AND THEUPP EFFECT' FOR T E DIAGNOSIS OF THIAMIN DE-

FICIENCY IN MAN.

ERTS EARTH RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS 10 U. S. INVESTIGATORS WHO EXPLAINHOW THEY ARE USING ERTS IMAGES TO IDENTIFYCROPS. FORESTS AND GRASS LANDS, TO STUDYURBAN DEVLOPMENT, DETERMINE THE BOUNDARYOF WETLANDS, IDENTIFY GEOLOGICAL FEATURESTHAT MAY LEAD TO MINERAL AND FUEL DEPOSITSAND TO MONITOR 'DISASTERS SUCH AS FLOODS.VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS, ETC.

ERUPTION OF KILAUEA, 194440


PRODUCER USGS

TITLE Ise 003116/RL SALE

FEATURES THE SPECTACULAR ERUPTION OF KI-LAUEA VOLCANO IN 195940. HIGHLIGHTING THESIGHT AND SOUND OF LAVA FOUNTAINING FROMTHE SUBSIDIARY CRATER. KILAUEA II%

ERYTHROSLASTOSIS MAUS CUNICAL, SEROLOG-IC, AND PATHOLOGIC ASPECTS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES PATHOGENESIS, CLINICOPATHOLOGICFINDINGS, AND SEROLOGIC DIAGNOSTIC AP-PROACHEC TO THE PROBLEMS OF ERYTHOBLASTO.SIS FETALIS.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY. CLEARED FOR N.

ERYTHROCYTIC STAGES Of PLASMODIUM VIVAX



TITLE NO. 306810/RL

1054

SALE

BY MEANS OF THE PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPE,SHOWS THE APPEARANCE AND BEHAVIOR OFLIVING MALARIA PARASITE WITHIN INFECTED REDBLOOD CELLS, SPECIFICALLY, RING STAGES.YOUNG AND MATURE TROPHOZOITES. AND SCHI.ZONTS OF PLASMODIUM VIVAX,

ESCAPE AND SURVIVAL SYSTEM


PRODUCER USAF


FAMILIARIZES PILOTS AND ESCAPE SYSTEM MAIN-TENANCE PERSONNEL WITH THE OPERATIONALPRINCIPLES OF THE F.100 UPWARD EJECTIONSYSTEM. REMONSTRATES HOW CORRECT OPER.ATION OF THE SYSTEM GUARANTEES SURVIVAL INA SUPERSONIC EJECTION.

ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS Of INTERVIEWING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USAPA


TEACHES ELIGIBILITY WORKERS THE ESSENTIALELEMENTS OF INTERVIEWING PROSPECTIVE ORCURRENT WELFARE RECIPIENTS.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

EVERY STATE IS DIPPERENT CHILDSUPPORT OFF AM ON

I JUST WANT TO LIVE WITH MY KIMLIKE I USED TO

ris SORRY, I NEED YOUR ononersAINWER, SO COULD YOU TRANI-LATT.7

IN SEARCH OF HELP - WELFARE ORSURVIVORS' SENIFITS

IT WAS A PNEAK ACCIDENT DURING ASNEAK AT WORK

MY MERANO LIPT OUT ON US

MY HUMAN) STOPPED SUPPORT PAY-MENTS

17MIN

11MIN

IEMIN

12MIN

11MIN

23MIN

22MIN

ESSENTIAL OF 00013 SPEECH COLORS 3

11 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. e,I), 1974

PRODUCER USSEH


PRESENTS MORE DIFFICULT SOUND COMBINA-TIONS. INCLUDING SHORT VOWELS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'COLORS3.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH ro THE PROFOUND.LT DEAF SERIES.

ESSENTIAL Of 0000 SPEECH - PITCH 1


PROCKICER USSEM

TITLE AC 003415 /AL SALE

ILLUSTRATES A DEAF CHILD'S FIRST LESSON ATTHE PRESENTATION STAGE OF PITCH. INTRODUCESAND EXPLAINS TOUCH VARIATIONS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'PITCH - 1.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.CY DEAF SERIES.

ESSENTIAL OF 0000 SPEECH PITCH 2


PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE M2 003419/RL SALE

INTRODUCES HAND SIGNALS USED IN ASSOCIATIONWITH EXTREMES OF PITCH TO HELP THE DEAFPUPIL IMITATE EXTREMES.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'PITCH 2.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.LI" 0EAF SERIES.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH COLORS 1


PRODUCER UMEH

TITLE NO. 003363/RL SALEPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'COLORS1'.

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THEPROFOUND.L TM, SERIES.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 00,11ECII COLORS 2

11 MIN, 16MM FILM, opt SO. B&W 1974

PRODUCER USSEM


INTRODUCES A SECOND LESSON AT THE PRESEN-TATION STAGE OF COLORS WORK THE PRONUNCI-ATION AREA.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'COLORS -2.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.LY DEAF SERIES.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'DURATIONI.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO The PROFOUND.LI" BEAF SERIES.

E SSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH DURATION 3


PROOUCER USBEH


INTROOUCES A LESSON AT THE IMITATION STAGEOF DURATION, THE PART WHICH WILL EVENTUALLYBE APPLIED TO A WHOLE WORD OR WORDS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS SEEN LISTED AS 'DURATION

FROM THE TE4C4 AM2 SIREEOI TO ME PROFOUND-LY DEAF SERIES,

E SSENTIALS OF MOO MUCK DURATION 3

12 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PROOLICER USBEH

TITLE M2 003391/RI.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH - PITCH


PRODUCER USIIEH


SHOWS FOUR LESSON SEGMENTS DEMONSTRAT-ING ADVANCED STAGES OF PITCH LEARNING.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS SEEN LISTED AS 'PITCH 5.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH To TIE PROFOUND-LT DEAF SERIES.

ISTASLISHINO CONSTRUCTION LINES, PT 1

17 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. 80, DEW

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 3000111M. EAU

NLINIS USED IN SHIP 03PIETRST ANIMATION MOW TO INITualrel:IVIE

It SMOCK, FRAME, AND WATER.D BY U II NAVY, 4944, RELEASED BY U S

1974 ;MCI EDUCATION. 1946.


1946

SALE

USES THE VERBAL DIRECTION ALONE TO HELP THEPUPIL LEARN CORRECT SYLLABLE DURATION INTHE WORD.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'DURATION

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND-CY DEAF SERIES.

E SSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH - LOUDNESS 1

13 MIN, 1041M FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USBEH


ILLUSTRATES AN EARLY LESSON AT THE PRESENTATION STAGE OF LOUDNESS AND USES TECH-NIQUE FOR HANDLING INATTENTION.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'LOUDNESSI.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND-CY DEAF SERIES.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH LOUDNESS 3

13 MIN, 10/AM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USBEH


INTRODUCES A LESSON AT THE IMITATION STAGEOF LOUDNESS HELPING THE PUPIL CORRECTLY IMI-TATE LOUD AND SOFT VOWELS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTEU AS 'LOUDNESS1974 2.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND-LY DEAF SERIES.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH COLORS 4


PRODUCER USBEH


DEMONSTRATES ONE PUPIL'S ACCOMPLISHMENTOF THE EARLY GOALS OF COLOR WORK PRONUN-CIATION OF VOWEL AND CONSONANT COMBINA-TIONS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'COLORS -4.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO PIE PROFOUND.L VDE4FSERIES.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH DURATION 1

13 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. SAW 1974

PRODUCER USSEH

TITLE A10. 003369/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES A CHILD'S THIRD LESSON ON DURA-TION AT THE PRESENTATION STAGE.

E SSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH LOUONEAS .3

15 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USSEH


INTRODUCES A LESSON DEMONSTRATING THE PRO-DUCTION OF VOWELS USING REQUESTED LOUD-NESS ON FIRST TRIALS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEI& LISTED AS 'LOUCWESS

3.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO PROFOUND-LY DEAF 3ERK1S.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH PITCH 3


PRODUCER I ISSEH


DEMONSMATES MOW A DEAF PUPIL IS GUIDED TOPROOUCE THE DESIRED PITCH OF VOWELSTHROUGH REINFORCEMENT OF HIS CORRECT IMITATION.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'PITCH 3.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO TNE PROFOUND.LI" DEAF SERIES.

ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH - PITCH - 4


PRODUCER USSEH


DEMONSTRATES WORK AT THE IMITATION STAGEOF PITCH IN WHICH THE DEAF PUPIL IS HELPED TODEVELOP HIGH VOWELS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'PITCH 4.'


ESTABLISHING COMMOTION LINES, PT 3

16 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. 80, BUJ 19411

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 304/030/RL SALE

COVERS ESTABOSHMENT OF CENTERL BUTTOOlcAND WATER LINES FOR USE AS REFERENCEPOINTS. ALSO SHOWS SETTING OF BULKHEAD ANDUSE OF REFERENCE I INES TO LOCATE A FOUNDA-TIONPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945, RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 19411.

FROM THE SHIPBUIWING SKILLS SERIES.

ESTABLISHING PRIMARY SURVEY CONTROL POINTS


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE INSTRUMENTS, METHODS, ANDSIGNALS REQUIRED TO ESTABLISH PRIMARY GEO-DETIC CONTROL, INCLUDING ASTRONOMICAL POW-TON, AZIMUTH, BASE UNE, TRIANGULATION, ANDREVELANT OPERATIONSPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1960. RELEASED BYUWE. 1961.

FROM THE HYOROGRAPHIC SURVEYING OPER-ATION OF THE *WY SERIES.

ESTASUSHINO WORKING RELATIONS FOR THE DIIIMAD WORKER

14 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. 80, DEW 1946

PRODUCERWOE

77TLE NO. 30$150/FIL RENTAL . SALE

DRAMATIZES CASE STUDY OF WORKERS BEINGOVERLY SOLICITOUS OF A NEW ONE-HANDEDLATHE OPERATOR, OF HIS RESENTMENT AT BEINGCONSIDERED A FREAK AND OF THE SUPERVISOR'SSUWESSFUL HANDLING OF THE SITUATION.

FROM THE pRosams NV SUPERVISION SERIES.

UTHET1C11 IN COMPLETE DENTURES, PT 1, WOW101I TOOTH SIZE


PRODUCER USVA


DEALS WITH THE TOOTH FACTORS CONTRISUTINGTO LIFE-LIKE REPLACEMENTS FOR THE EDENTU-LOUS PATIENT. DEMONSTRATES THE VARIOUS SYS-TEM FOR SELECTING THE SIZE OF THE TEETH ANDEXPLAINS THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES.

UTTIETICS IN COMPLETE DENTURES, PT 2, ANTER-IOR TOOTH COLON


PROOUCER USVA


EXPOSES THE METHODS FOR DEVELOPING HAR-MONY BETWEEN AATIFICAL TEEN AND FACIALCOLORS. PRESENTS A SYNTHESIS OF THE ELE-MENTS WHICH PROOUCE PtEASING COLOR HAR-MONY.

ETERNAL FOREST, THE


PROOUCER USDA


DEALS WITH THE POPULAR SUBJECT OF MAN ANDHIS ENVIRONMENT-SPECIFICALLY FORESTS ANDWOODLANDS. DESCRIBES EFFORTS TO RESTORENATURES'S BALANCE WITH GROWING AWARENESSOF THE EXTENT OF DEPLETION SINCE THE TURN OF

THE CENTURY. HIGHLIGHTS TODAY'S SENSIBLE@MANCE BETWEEN USE OF CUR FOREST'S RE-SOURCES AND THEIR PROTECTION FOR FUTUREGENERATIONS.

EUROPE TWO MOM45 MIN, 1IMM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW

PRODUCER NATO

117ZEM, ockaossIAL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS A SCREEN HISTORY OF THE FIRSTNem YEARS OF THE POSTWAR WORLD. THEMADE 1941-1965 IS DESCRI_ _,BED INCLUDING THEBEGINNINGS OF EAST/WEST CONFRONTATION. THERAPE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA, MRLIN Aniurr ANDTHE ORIGINS OF WESTERN UNITY CENTEREDAROUND THE SIX. BIRTH OF NATO IS ALSO DE-SCREW. SECOND DECADE, 1965-111111, HIGHLIGHTSTHE CONFRONTATION BETWEEN NIKITA KRUSCHEVAND PRESIDENT KENNEDY CULMINATING IN THECUBAN CRISIS AND ENOS WITH THE RETIREMENTOF KRUSCHEV AND HIS LEGACY-THE BERLIN WALL.

EVALUATION OF PLANT FACILITIES ANO CAPABILITIES

le MN, 1eMM FILM, OPT, SO, COL 1959

FFICOUCER USFSS


EXAMINES PRE-AWARD PLANT SURVEYS CONDUCT-ED SY QUALITY CONTROL REPRESENTATIVES. IN-TENDED TO SE USED FOR ORIENTATION AND/ORREFRESHER FOR OuALrry CONTROL REPRESENTA-TIVES AND CONTRACTING OFFICERS.

WM CHANGING MIR FRU11 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1074

PRODUCER USOAVA

17), jNO. 010073/RI. RENTAL SALE

DRAWS A PARALLEL BETWEEN THE DESIRE OF ALLUVING MATURES FO FREEDOM WITHIN TH CON-STAAINTS OF NATURE AND THE U S BILL OFRIGHTS, WHICH ALLOWS HUMAN FREEDOM WITHINA FRAMEWORK OF ORDER. AS WIm NATURE, THESILL OF RIGHTS IS A LIVING DOCUMENT ALLOWINGFOR ORDERLY CHANGES TO MEET NEW CONDI.HONS.

BERGLADES AND Arm, THE29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $D, COL 1974

PRODUCER USCCPA

TITLE NO. 007226/PL SALE

SHOWS THE RESCUE OF 78 SURVIVORS OF AJUMIDD JETLINER CRASH IN THE EVERGLADESSWAMP. SHOWS THE HEROIC EFFORTS OF HUN-DREDS OF MEN ANDWOMEN FROM MILITARY ANDCIVILIAN ORGANIZATIONS, GOVERNMENT MEN-CIES, AND HOSPITALS TO RESCUE AND PRESERVETHE LNES OF THE SURVIVORS.

.MIRY NORM COUBTS

to MIN, 11MM FILIA,OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER WOE

TiTLE NO 306300/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PROSLEMS OF A NEW SUPERVISOR INHANDLING LATENESS, LOAFING. AND ABSENTEEISM.TELLS HOW HE LEARNS TO DEAL WITH INDIVIDUALCASES.

FROM THE PROSLEMS IN SUPERVISION SERIES.

arm STATE IS DIFFERENT CHILD SUPPORT OFFAND ON


PRODUCER USAPA

TITLE NO. 0011121/RL E

stows A DIVORCED WOMAN WHO HAS BEEN ONWELFARE IN ANOTHER STATE APPLYING FOR AS-SISTANCE. STRESSES THAT INTERVIEWERS MUSTSE ABLE TO DEAL WITH HOSTILITY AND SUSPICIONTHAT INFORMATION IP BEING WITHHELD.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OP INTERVIEWINGSERIES.

EVERYDAY PIUMNTING

25 MIN, 19MM FILM, CPT. SD, COL 1975

PROOLVER PARLTF SPONSOR USNIMH

nra No. CONISB/RL RENTALSHOWS GAMES CHILDREN CAN PLAY WITH THEIRPARENTS, SUCH AS A SENSORY GAME DURING AOM RIDE; COLOR, SIZE, AND SHAPE DISCRIMINA-TION AT DIE GROCERY STORE_L TALKING TOGETH.ER ON A PARK KWH; MATH CONCEPTS WITH T1NCAN& EXPERIMENTING WITH BATH TUO 'OATS;AND ROLEPLAYING IN A 'CRESS-UP SEQUENCE.

FROM THE LOOK AT ME SERIES. NO. 1.

CLEANED FON TV.

EVIDENCE IN COURTS-MARTIAL GENERAL RULESOF EVIDENCE

17 MIN, TOMM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1964

PRODUCER USN


wows TYPICAL SITUATIONS IN COURTS-MARTIALAND HOW THE RULES OF EVIDENCE ARE APPLIED.AMONG THE TOPICS DISCUSSED ARE CORPUS DE.UCTI, IDENTITY, INTENT, ORAL TESTIMONY, DOCU-MENTARY EVIDENCE, REAL EVIDENCE, DIRECT ANDCIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, AND RELEVANT ANDCOMpETENT EVIDENCE.

EVISCERATION, PT

17 IAN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO,'COL. 1971

PRODUCERHASSOJ SPONWR USNMAC


PORTRAYS A TECHNIQUE FOR TF-1 SYSTEMATICPRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF TI.E VISCERIA INSITU. DEMONSTRATES THE DISSECTIONS INVOLVEDPREPARATORY TO FINAL EVISCERATION OF THECERVICAL THORACIC, ABDOMINAL ANo PELVIC VIS-CERA EN BLOC. DISCUSSES THE PRIIICIPLES OFANATOMY AND EMBRYOLOGY.

FROM THE AUTOPSY tNSSECTICW TECHNIQUE - AONEM410. GRAPHIC ATLAS SERIES.

EVISCERATION, PT 2

20 MIN, ismm FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER HAM) SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 310021/R L SALE

PORTRAYS A TECHNIQUE FOR THE SYSTEMATICPRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF THE VISCERIA INSITU. DEMONSTRATES THE DISSECTIONS INVOLVEDPREPARATORY TO FINAL EVISCERATION OF THECERviCAL THORACIC, ABDOMINAL. AND PELVIC VIS-CERA EN BLOC. DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLES OFANATOMY AND EMBRYOLOGY.

FROM THE AUTOPSY DISSECTION "TECHNIQUE ACINEmA TO- GRAPHIC ATLAS SERIES.

EXAMINATION FOR VINOUS THROMBOSIS OR PUleMONARY EMBOLISM

1 PRINTED MATERIAL FOR USE WITHMEDIA 1978

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE AO. 007895/AL SALE

PRESENTS THE SPECIAL EXAMINATION THAT MUSTBE DONE IF THE PHYSICIAN SUSPECTS VENOUSTHROMBOSIS OR PULMONARY EMBOLISM. IN-CLUDES PREDISPOSING FACTORS, EXAMINAT/ONTECHNIQUE, CHEST X-RAY, LUNG SCAN, PULMON-ARY ARTERIOGRAM, PHLEBOGRAM, AND DIMINGSIB.THIS STUDY GUIDE IS TO BE USED WITH 5-3452, V-3452, AND V-3453.

E XAMINATION FON VENOUS THROMBOSIS OR PULWORMY EMEOUSSI SUPPLEMENT-.

le MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCARSETTE, COL 1978

PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL TITLE: FOR VENOUS THROMBG845 OR PUL Y EMBOLISM SUPPLEMENTDEMCK4STRA NON.INVASIVE DIAGNOSTIC IN-STRUMENTS. PRESENTS THE SPECIAL EXAMINATIONTHAT MUST BE DONE IF THE PHYSICIAN SUSPECTSVENOUS THROMOOSIS OR PULMONARY EMBOLISM.INCLUDES PREDISPOSING FACTORs, EXAMINATIONTECHNIQUE, CHEST X-RAY,_ _LUNG SCAN, PULMON.ARY ARTERIOGRAM, PHLEEOGRAM, AND DIAGNO.

STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

E XAMINATION FOR VENOUS THROMBOSIS ON PUL-MONARY ENSOLISM


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS 1HE SPECIAL EXAMINATION THAT MUSTBE DONE IF THE PHYSICIAN SUSPECTS VENOUSTHROMEOSIS OR P ILMONARY EMBOLISM. IN.()LUDES PREDISPOSING FACTORS, EXAMINATIONTEOINIQUE, CHEST X-RAY, LUNG SCAN, PULMON-ARY ARTERIOGRAM, PHLEBOGRAM, AND DIAGNO-SIS.

STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

E XAMINATION Of OCCLUSION


PROOLICER USVA


DEMONSTRATES TmE CLINICAL PROCEDURES FOREXAMINATION OF THE ENTIRE MASTICATORYSYSTEM. EMPHASIZES THE DUERMINATION OFCENTRIC RELATION IN A PATIENT WITH BRUXISIA

170 178

AND TENSE JAW MUSCLES. INCLUDES ROEN"IENGGRAPHIC EXAMINATION RELATED TO OrCLUSION.

EXAMINATION Of THE MOUTH

8 MIN. 18MM FILM. oPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USHSMH


DEMONSTRATES PROPER TECHNIQUE Furl EXAMI-NATION.

EXAMINING THE MOON


PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE OPERATION OF THE APOLLOLUNAR SURVEY AND THE EXPERIMENTS PACKAGEON THE MOON.

EXCAVATION ANO TRENCHING OPERATIONS


PRODUCER USOL


STRESSES THE PROBLEMS AND HAZARDS FOUNDIN EXCAVATION AND TRENCHING. SHOwS THEPROPER METHODS, INCLUDING VARIOUS TYPES OFSHORING.

GUIDES INCLUDED.

1974

FXCAVATION Of MOUND 7

'44 MIN. 16MM FILM, COT. SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USDAVA


DESCRIBES THE MYTERIES OF THE INDIAN PUEBLODE LAS HUMANAS AT GRAN OUIVIRA NATIONALMONUMENT, NM. WOWS THE WORK OF ARCHEOLO-GISTS, BOTH ON THE FIELD 'DKr ANO IN THE LAB,TO GAIN INSIGHT INTO THE PAINSTAKING EFFORTSNECESSARY TO PIECE TOGETHER A COHERENT PIC-TURE OF A FORGOTTEN WAY OF LIFE.

EXCYETATION AND MOTILITY OF INDAMOMIA MOTO-LYTICA

3 MIN, MIMM FILM. SILENT, SSW 1645



SHOWS BY BRIGHT-FIELD AND DARK fIELD ILLUMI-NATION THE PROCESS OF EXCYSTATION OF THETROMOZITE OF ENDAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA. REGOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE.

EXECUTIVE CHICK


PRODUCER USAF


PICTURES VIEWS OF PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNE-DY'S VISIT TO EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE WHERE HESEES THE LATEST IN AIR WARFARE OPERATIONSAND WEAPONS. DEMONSTRATES SAC AND MCMINIMUM INTERVAL TAKE.OFF TECHNOUES, AIRCOMMANDO EXERCISE, AiR.TGAIR AND AIR-TO.GRCUND ROCKETRY AND GUNNERY, AND CLOSEAIR SUPPORT. SHOWS THE PRESIDENT AS HEVIEWS A STATIC DISPLAY OF EVERY TYPE OF OPER-ATIONAL AIR FORCE AIRCRAFT, INCLUDING THE X-15.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RL-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING ISSUES -GOYS/ANENT AND INDUSTRY,PT I

N MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDECCASSETTE, COL 1976

PRODUCER UNIT

rinE No. 9061167/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT ANO TRAIN-ING ISSUES GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY, PT 1,STRUCTURED VERSUS UNSTRUCTURED AP-PROACHES. PRESENTS OFFICIALS FROM THE U SCIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, THE SOCIAL SECURITYADMINISTRATION, AND THE IAART1N MARIETTA COR-PORATION DISCUSSING FORMAL AND INFORMAL AP-PROACHES TO EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT, USINGEXAMPLES FROM THE PUSLIC AND PRIVATE SEC-TORS. EMPHASIZES THAT EXECUTIVE DEVELOP-MENT IS ESSENTIAL AND SHOULD BE OONSCIOUSLYPLANNED SY ORGANIZATIONS MOSIUTv IS ALSODISCUSSED ALONG WITH ALTERNATIvES TO MOBIL.rTv.

LEADER'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

ROM THE EXECUTIVE DEVELOPAIENT AND TRAIN-/M2 ISSUES GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY SERIES.

EXECUTIVE oainLoseavr ANO TRAINING novasGOVERNMENT ANO INDUSTRY, PT 3, VARIOUS-.


PRODUCER USST


FULL TITLE: EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND TRAIN-ING ISSUES - GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY, PT 3,VARIOUS CAREER DEVELOPMENT TRACKS. PRE-St:NTS A DISCUSSION CARRIED ON BY REPRESEN-TATIVES FROM THE U S CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-SION, THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, ANDTHE MARTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION. EXAMINESVARIOUS LADOERS AND TRACKS FOR EXECUTIVEDEVELOPMENT. BOTH THE GOVERNMENT AND IN-DUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES AGREE THAT EVALUA-TION AND SETTING OF OLJECTIVES ARE DIFFICULTBUT ESSENTIAL. THEY ALSO AGREE THAT EXECU-TIVE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING IS A LONG-TERMPROJECT AND THAT IMMEDIATE PAYOFF MAY BERARE.


RCN THE EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND TRAIN-ING ISSUES GOVeRNMENT AND INDUSTRY SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV. '

EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING ISSUESGOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY-A SERIES


PRODUCER USET


PRESENTS DISCUSSIONS CARRIED ON BY REPRE-SENTATIVES FROM THE U S CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-SION, THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, ANDMARTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION. DISCUSSES EX-ECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING PROGRAMS,AND MOBILITY.


EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT ANDTRAINING ISSUES GOVERNMENTANO INDUSTRY, PT f!, IRS AND- 22MIN

EXECUTIVE DIEVILOPMENT AND., TRAINING - GOVERNMENT

AND INDUSTRY, PT 3, VAl/OUS... 19MIN

EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT ANDTRAINING ISSUES GOVERNMENTAND INCIUSTRY,PT t.. 20MIP:

CLEARED FOR TV.

EXERCISE DELAWAR


PROD(%ER USA

TITLE NO. 311030/RL WILE

DOOUMENTS A JOINT U S-IRANIAN EXERCISE.SHOWS PARTICIPATI4G STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND171YIPS FROM FORT CAMPBELL BEING AIRLIFTEDTO IRAN.

FRON TH BIG PICTURE SERIES.

CLEARED :OR TV.

EXERCISE °SIERT ETV ;;

21 MIN, 16Mle FILM, CPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER UAF

TITLE NO. 311035/AL

EXOTIC NEWCASTLE DISEASE


PRODUCER USOA

TITLE AC. 005047/RL SALE

TELLS THE STORY OF THE EXOTIC NEWCASTLE DIS-EASE WHICH THREATENED THE POULTRY INDUS-TRY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IN 1971. 5:40WSEMERGENCY PROCEDURES SUCH AS nAPID DIAG-NOSIS, DEPOPULATION WITH INDEMNITY, CLEANING,AND DISINFECTION.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

EXPANDINCI ROLE Of THE NURSE, THE


PRODUCER WARMP SPCWSOR USNMAC


PRESENTS AN INVESTIGATION OF THE NEW ROLESTAKEN IN THE NURSING PROFESSION TO MEET THEEXPANSION OF HEALTH CARE. SHOWS REACTIONSBY HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, PATIENTS, AND AD-MINISTRATORS ON LOCATION.

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED


PRODUCER USPOST


DEPICTS SITUATIONS )NTRIBUTE TO VEHI-CLE ACCIDENTS ANI 4STRATES DRIVINGTECHNIOUES ON SNO% AND WET SI

E XPERIENCE Of DENTAL HEALTH


PRODUCEri USDDH

TITLE NO. 311560 / RL

1969

SALE

DEMONSTRATES A TECHKUUE FOR THE *ELF-AP-PLICATION OF DENTAL PROPHYLAXIS PASTE CON-TAINING FLUORIDE.

E XPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF LIQUID HYDRO-GEN MAZARDi. PT 1

14 MIN, 16MM M, OPT. SU, r'OL 1967

PRODUCER U

TITLE NO 007294, SALE

EXPERIMENTAL !YVES'. KIAVUN OP LIQUID HYDRO-GEN HAZARDS, PT

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, Of T. SD, COL 1967

PRODUCER USAF


EXPERIMENTAL LOADING STUIY OF THREE HIGH-WAY BRIDGES IN TENNISEE WITH THE UARMY..


PROOUCER US8PR1965

TITLE NO. 31182514i. RENTAL

FULL TITLE: EXPERIMENTAL LOADING STUDY OFT'IREE HIGHWAY BRIDGES IN TENNESSEE WITH THE

ARMY MAIN BATTLE TANK TRANSPORTER.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'TENNES-SEE BRIDGE TEST.'

SALE

SIPNS HOW CONFLICT ESCALATES FROM CONVEN-TIONAL TO NUCLEAR WARFARE.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-CLEM' CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

EXERCISE SRI JUMP

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, 85W 1954

PRODUCER USA

1111E NO 311046/RL SALE

DESCRIBES COLD WEATHER OPERATIONS OF ATACTICAL UNIT IN NORTH TEMPERATE SUBARCTICREGIONS. SHOWS THE EQUIPMENT AND TECH-MOUES FOR PERSONAL AND TACTICAL SURVIVAL,AND DEPICTS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SURVIVALIN MOUNTAIN OPERATIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

IXERCMU TO MOINUZI THE SHOULDER

MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL


mit NO. 311060.'RL

1906

SALE

SHOWS EXERCISES TO PRESERVE OR REF COQ1HE RANGE OF MOTIONS OF THE SHOULDER.

E XPERIMENTS IN CONTROLLING BRUN PINES WITHDETERGENT FOAM


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES A SERIES OF TESTS BY ARGONNE NA-TIONAL LABORATORY TO EXPLORE THE USE OF DE-TERGENT FOAM AS A FIRE BREAK.

EXPLORATION AT BOULDER


PRODUCER USNBS

TITLE NO. 3,12690/RL SALE

CESCRIBES THE WORK OF THE NATIONAL BUREAUOf STANDARDS AT ITS LABORATORIES IN BOUL-DiR, CO, AN IMPORTANT CENTER FOR NEWKNOWLEDGE IN THE FIELD OF SCIENCE ANC) TECH-NOLOGY. DEPICTS THE PIONEERING EFFORTS OFBUREAU SCIENTISTS IN QUANTITATIVE MEASURE-MENT, INCLUDING APPLICATIONS TO CRYOGENICS,ELECTRONIC* ELECTROMAGNETICS, TIME, FRE-QUENCY, AND ATOMIC PHYSICS.

171

7

EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL


PROWCER USA

TITLE NO 313761/RL

1986

SALE

PRESENTS A STORY OF MILITARY MEN WHO RISKTHEIR LIVES TO MAKE SAFE OR DESTROY UNDE-TONATED EXPLOSIVES.



EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL THE THUNDERSTEALERS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS REAL LIFE INCIDENTS FROM THE FILES OFEXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL TEAMS. SHOWS*(EAM SPIRIT, TECHNICAL SKILLS, AND THE FORTI-TUDE WHICH CHARACTERI7ES THE E00 MAN.

Dimas16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1962

PRODUCER USDA


A TECHNICAL FILM WHICH DEMONSTRATES HOWTHROUGH COOPERATION OF VETERINARIANS ANDLIVESTOCK OWNERS ANICiA BATITRY OF TESTS, AHIDOEN BRUCELLOSIS 'SHEDOER IS LOCATEDAMONG A HERD.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST-FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN ORTAINED,'THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

EXTENDING THE BITUMINOUS manor CON-STRUCTION SEASON


PRODUCER USFHWA


SHOWS THAT BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT CAN BERACED IN POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS, EXTEND.ING THE PAVING SEASON AND PROVIDING A MORESTABLE WORKING ENVIRONMENT FOR THE CON-STRUCTION WORKER.

kXTRA DIVIDENDS

IA MIK 1.9AM FILM, OPT. SO, EX 1983

PRODUCER USAE


EXPIAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF FLOOD-CONTROLPLANNING, AND DEMONSTRATES ADDEr) BENEFITSOF RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT FOR PUBLIC USE.SHOWS THE GREAT OUT-OF-DOORS ATTRACTIONSSURROUNDING CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECTSIN SOUTHERN MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS.

EXTRA POREST DOLLARS


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS WELL-KNOWN AND urn.a-sNows PROD-UCTS OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS-LOGS ANDLUMBER, FURITURE STUFFING, CANDY, AND CAS-CARA-AND EMPHASIZES THE CONTRSUTION OFTHESE FORESTS TO THE COUNTRY'S ECONOMY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

EXTRA ORAL RADIOGRAPHY ANTERIOR LATMALJAW


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 000480/ L SALE

IHOWS THE ANTERIOR TEETH AND THEIP SUP.PORTING STRUCTURES FROM THE MIDLINE BACKTO THE CUSPID REGION BY THE ANTERIOR LATER-AL JAW RADIOGRAPH. DEMONSTRATES POSITION.ING THE PATIENT AND THE X-RAY CONE.

Bohm ORAL RADOOORAPKY - POSTIRION LATERALJAW SURVEY


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 000)4414/RL &ILESHOWS THAT THE POSTERIOR LATERAL JAW RA-DIOGRAPH IS USEFUL FOR INVESTIGATING FRACTURES, CYSTS, ANO NEOPLASMS OF THE RAMUS,

ANGLE. AND POSTERIOR BODY OF THE MA101BLEPRESENTS THE TECHNIQUE OF OBTAINING THI8VIEW.

EXTRA ORAL RADIOGRAPHY PASOAN° LATERALJAW SURVEY


PRODUCERUSVA

TITLE AC 300463/RI SALE

SHOWS THE MAXILLARY MOLARS AND THEIR SUP.PORTING STRUCTURES, MANDIBULAR MOLARS, ANDTHE BICUSPID ARE' A THE LATERAL JAW RADIO-GRAPH. DEMONSTRATES THIS TECHNIQUE INDETAIL

EXTRA ORAL. RADIOGRAPHY THE TEMPORAMANDI-SULAM JOINT SURVEY


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE CONDYLAR HEAD. ARTICULAR FOSSA,ARTICULAR EMINENCE, EXTERNAL ALIDIOTORYCANAL. AND THE MASTOID REGION IN THE RADIO-GRAPH. DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUE ON ASKULL AND A LIVE PATIENT.

EXTRAORAL PARALLEL PIN PROCEDURE

10 MIN, HVAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

pRooucER USVA

19158


DEMONSTRATES THE EXTRA-ORAL TECHNIQUESWHERE PARALLELING AND DEPTH OF PIN PENETRA.TION AAE DETERMINED ON A MODEL WITH THE USEOF A PARALLELOMETER. SHOWS HOW THE RESULT.ING INDEX IS TRANSFERABLE TO THE MOUTH FORTHE DRILLING OPERATION.

EXTRA-ORAL RADIOGRAPHY THE MANDISULARCONDYLI

MIN, HIMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1972

PROOUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW THE POSITION OF THE PATIENT. THEHEAD OF THE X.RAY MACHINE. AND THE CASSETTEARE ADJUSTED TO RADIOGRAPHICALLY EXPOSETHE CONDYLAR PROCESS OF THE MANDIBLE. DEM.ONSTRATE- HOW IT RECORDS THE STRUCTURESON BOTH SIDES BUT DEFINES ONLY THOSE FROMONE SIDE.

EXTRACTION Of MANDIBULAR TEETH SURGICALPREPARATION




DEMONSTRATES ACCEI ED SURGICAL PROCE.DURES USED IN THE REMOVAl OF THE MANDIBU.IAA TEETH AND PREPARATIM Of THE ALEVOLARRIDGE. EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON MAINTENANCE OFTHE DENTURE BEARING BONE

EXTRACTION OF MAXILLARY TEETH SURGICALPREPARATION

14 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1968

PRODUCERUSVADT SPONSOR USVA

TITLE NO. 314110/RI

DEMONSTRATES ACCEPTED PROCCDURES FOR RE.MOVAL OF MAXILLARY TEETH AND SHOWS THESURGICAL PREPARATION OF THIS ALVEOIAR RIDGE.STRESSES PRESERVATION OF GINGIVA.

EXTRAORDINARy cntAnoN, THE

6 MIN, 15MM FILM. OPT. SD, 001 1976

PRODUCER USOAVA


AS TENSION BUILD BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THECOLONIES. THOMAS JEFFERSON'S EXTRACADINARYABILITIES AND PERSONALITY ARE FEATURED INTHIS PRESENTATION OF THE WRITING AND ADOP-TION OF l'HE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM

26 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 00709b/RL

SHOWS THE CONNECTIONS OF THE NUCLEI Of THEEXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM. SUCH AS TH', BASALGANGUA, RED NUCLEI, SUBSTANTIA NIERA. ANDSUBTHALMIC NUCLEUS.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH ANOTHER TITLE.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. CIS' Fon MORE INFORMATION.

FRoM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMOOISTRA TOWSERIES. PT 22,

EYE TREATMENT*

14 MIN, 181.1M FILM, OPT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF HOSPITALCORPSMEN IN PROVIDING EYE TREATMENTS ASORDERED BY MEDICAL OFFICERS IN WARDS OFNAVAL HOSPITALS. DEMONSTRATES IN DETAIL TNEFOLLOWING TREATMENTS-APPLICATION OF THEOINTMENT. IRRIGATION OF THE EYE, AND APPLICA.TION Of MOIST HEAT AND COLD TO THE EYE BYCOMPRESSES.

FROM THE BASIC NURSING CARE SERIES..

1959

EYES ANC EARS Of THE ARCTIC, THE THE DEWSYSTEM


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 009067/RL .r SALE

REVIEWS THE HISTORY OF THE DISTANT EARLYWARNING SYSTEM FROM CONCEPTION THROUGHCONSTRUCTION AND FORMAL ACCEPTANCE BY U SAIR FORCE AND THE COMPLETION OF THE GREEN.LAND SITES. EXPLAINS THE OPERAT/ON OF THEDEW SYSTEM AND FUNCTIONS OF CIVILIAN, USAF,AND CANADIAN MILITARY PERSONNEL. EMPHASIZESGOOD FOOD AND THE ATTRACTIONS AND DANGERSOF THE ARCM ENVIRONMENT. ILLUSTRATES THETA: ID PARTY SUPPORT AND STRESSES THE IMPOR.TANCL OF RESUPPLY BY AIRLIFT AND SEALIFT.SHOWS CONTRACTOR OPERATION, MAINTENANCE,AND SYSTEM OPERATIONS MONITORING.

EyES Of THE NORTH

21 MIN. 11MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODLrER USAF

TITLE AID 314740/RI

1966

SALE

PORTRAYS THE ARCTIC MISSION OF THE AIR DE.FENSE COMMAND, AND PICTURES ITS SPACE DE.TECTION AND TRACKING FACILITIES. CITES THEROLES OF CANADIAN, SWEDISH, AND ENGLISH PER.SONNEL IN NORTH AMERICAN DETECTION OPER.ATIONS. DEMONSTRATES TYPICAL SCRAMBLE TOINTERCEPT UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT

CLEARED ron TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

FA DETECTION OF ENTEROPATHOGENIC ESCHERI-CHIA COU

14 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD, LOL 190/

PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES A TECHNIQUE FOR CONFIRMINGTHE PRESENCE OF E COLI IN INFANTS WITHIN ONEHOUR OF THE RECEIPT OF FECAL SPECIMENS.URGES MAKING THIS TECHNIQUE A ROUTINE HOSPI.TAL PROCEDURE DUE TO THE DANGER OF EPIDE.MICS OF INFANTILE DIARRHEA,

FAIIRICATING METAL AIRCRAFT

14 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD. BEM 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 315010/RI RENTAl SALE

DESCRIBES I OW SHEET METAL IS USED IN AIR.CRAFT FABF ;ATKA. HOW TO CUT SHEET METAL.FORM, AND iSSEMBLE SHEET METAL PARTS. ANDFIT MAJOR AVSEMBLIES TOGETHER.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. METAL FABRI-CATION.

FABRICATION Of BITIPLANE,MOUNTED CASTS


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW AN ACRYLIC BITERANE IS FABRICAT.ED ON ARTICULATED CASTS TO ELIMINATE A CON-FLICT THAT EXISTS BETWEEN PATIENT'S OCCLUSAL

1972 AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT GUIDANCE.

PT 1, WAXIiKI ON

1974

FAIRICATION OF BITEPLANE, PT 2, sIMI-DIRECTWAXING

11 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD. COI 1974

PROOUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 009310/Ri. SALE

SHOWS HOW AN AcRYLIC BITEPLANE IS FASRICAT.ED TO ELIMINATE SEVERE BRUXISM IN A 2.YEAR.OLD WOMAN. ALSO SHOWS MOW THE SEMIDIRECTWAXING METHOO IS EMPLOYED.

172

FABRICATION OF BITEPLANE, PT 3, TRY-IN AND AD-JUSTMENT

16 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE no 009312/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES DETAILED PROCEDURES OF SEAT.ING AND ADJUSTING AN ACRYLIC BITEPIANE.SHOWS HOW OCCLUSAL PRE MATURITIES OFTEETHSPLINT CONTACT IN CENTRIC RELATIONSHIPARE ELIMINATED UNTIL THE PATIENT'S MANDIBLE ISABLE TO MOVE FREELY AND WITHOUT INTERFER.ENCE IN IN CEN (RIC, LATERAL. AND PROTUSIVE EX.CURSIONS

FAIIRICATION Of PLUTONIUM DISKS


PROOUCER USAEC SPONSOR '.1SERDA


DESCRIBES GLOVE BOX WORK ISED AT LOSALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATOR' IN SHAPINGTOXIC MATERIAL FOR CRITICALITY STUDIES IN RE.ACTOR DEVELOPMENT. SHOWS TWO METHODS OFFABRICATION-BLANKING THE DISKS FROM SHEETSTOCK MADE BY TUBE EXTRUSION AND SHAPINGDISKS BY STANDARD MACHINING TECHNIQUES. EX-PLAINS THAT BECAUSE OF THE PYROPHORICNATURE OF PLUTONIUM, A GREAT DEAL OF THEWORK IS DONE IN AN INERT ATMOSPHERE.

1HIS IS CONSIDERED UF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

FABRICATION Of RESEARCH REACTOR FUEL ELE-MENTS


PRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USERTIA


DESCRIBES THE ALLOY AND POWDER METALLURGYMETHODS OF FABRICATING RESEARCH REACTORFUEL ELEMENTS. ,


FABRICATIC4i OF SKAP-70 FUEL SOURCES

12 MIN, 166IM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1964

PROOUCER USAEC SPONSOR USERDA


DESCRIBES THE FABRICATION OF STRONTIUM.90UEL CAPSULES FOR THE SNAP.7D GENERATOR.

DISCUSSES THE PELLETIZING AND ENCAPSULATINGOPERATIONS IN PROCESSING STRONTIUM.90 ATTHE FISSION PRODUCTS DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY

FABRICATION OF THE ACCEI ERATOR STRUCTURE

40 MIN, TOMM FILM, OPT. SO. COI 1985

PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE METHOOS USED IN THE FABRICA-TION OF THE ACCELERATING STRUCTURE AND AS-SOCIATED COMPONENTS FOR THE AEC'S TWO-MILELINEAR ELECTRON ACCELERATOR AT STANFORDUNIVERSITY.

FACE MILLING WITH A FIXTURE

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 30, SSW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DEPICTS HOW TO DETERMINE SPEED AND FEED.ESTABLISH REFERENCE SURFACES. AND MAKEREFERENCE CUT BY END MILLING A FLANGE ANDBY MILLING THE FACE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL, NO. 2.

FACE OF A NATION


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE ROLE THE NAVY MEN ON ATTACKCARRIERS PLAY IN KEEPING THE PEACE AROUNDTHE WORLD

FACE OF DISASTER, THE


PRODUCER USOCD


HIGHLIGHTS NATURAL DISASTERS-4HE GREATALASKAN OUAKE OF 1964, THE FLOODS OF 1966,ANO THE DEVASTATION WROUGHT ON PALMSUNDAY, 1966, WHEN 31 TORNADOES SOILEDTHROUGH THE MIDOLE EAST. EMPHASIZES THE

ROLE Of COMMUNITY WELFARE SERVICES IN HELP-ING TO MEET THESE EMERGENCIES.

CLEARED FOR TV

FACE PLANING UNEVEN SURFACES


PROOUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SURFACE WIDE STOCK ON ONESIDE, USE A PUSHER. MAKE AND USE A FEATHERBOARD. AND USE A BACKING BLOCK FOR FACINGTHIN STOCK.

FROM THE PRECISION I4 000 MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE JOINTER. NO. 3.

CLEARED FOR TV.

FACt TO FACE WITH COMMUNISM

as MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1951

PRODUCER US000


PORTRAYS A MOCK SEIZURE OF AN AMERICANTOWN BY COMMUNISTS. SHOWS THE TACTICS OFCOMMUNISTS IN ARRESTING AND SENTENCING CITI-ZENS. AND THE ACTIONS OF AN AIR FORCE SER-GEANT IN RESISTING THE COMMUNISTS.


FACE Tunonma A COLLAR

le MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO PREPARE A FACE PLATECHUCK, HOW TO ATTACH WORK TO FACE PLATECHUCK, H'AV TO TURN A FILLET. AND HOW TOTAPER-TURN A RECESS.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE WOOD LATHE.

FACIAL MOULAGE IMPRESSIONS


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW MODELS OF THE FACE MAKE EXCEL.LENT PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE RE.CORDS FOR THE SURGEON, OTOLARYNGOLOGIST,AND PROSTHODONTIST. DEMONSTRATES THETECHNIQUE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FACIALMOULAGE

FACILITIES Daum ANO EQUIPMENT UTILIZATIONFOR A TEAM PRACTICE

25 MIN. 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PRODUCER USOHME SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 009$00/11L SALE

DEMONSTRATES RELATIONSHIP OF TRAFFIC FLOWBETWEEN PROFESSIONAL STAFF AND PATIE. 'TS.STRESSES UTILIZATION OF STANDARDIZED INSTRU.MENTS AND OPERATORIES IN COORDINATEDGROUPING. SHOWS HOW ONE DENTIST CAN SERVESEVERAL PATIENTS AT ONE TIME USING TRAINEDDENTAL AUXILIARIES.


FACING, TURNING, BORING, GROOVING, AND CHAM-FERING - ON A VERTICAL Tunorr LATHE


PROOUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO USE A FIXTURE FOR SETTING UP ACASTING ON A VERTICAL TURRET LATHE. ALSODEMONSTRATES HOW TO SET CUTTING TOOLS INTHE SIDEHEAD TURRET FOR FACING AND TURNING,AND IN THE MAIN HEAD FOR BORING. GROOVING.AND CHAMFERING.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE VERTICAL BORING MILL. NO. 3.

FACT FINDER FOR THE NATION (LONG VERSION)


PROCUCER USW


FEATURES THE CENSUS BUREAU, THE ONLYAGENCY OF THE GOVERNMENT WHICH COMES INCONTACT WITH EVERY PERSON IN THE U S. SHOWSNOT ONLY HOW TEE MASSIVE CENSUS IS TAKENEVERY 10 YEARS. OUT ALSO THE WIDE SCOPE OFWORK THE SUREAU DOES DURING THE OTHERYEARS WORK WHICH PROVIDES MOST OF THESTATISTICS ABOUT NOW 1HE PEOPLE AND THEECONOMY OF A NATION CHANGE ON A WEEKLY.MONTHLY, QUARTERLY, AND ANNUAL BASIS.

PREVIGUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'FACT FINDER'.

FACT FINDERS, THE


PRODUCER USDA


TELLS HOW FARM STATISTICS ARE GATHERED ANDUSED BY VOLUNTARY REPORTING FARMERS.SHOWS NATIONAL CROP AND LIVESTOCK REPORTSBEING PREPARED AND RELEASED.

1147

FACTOR EVALUATION SYSTEM FOR POSITION CLAS-SIFICATION, THE

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1976

PRODUCER USOPC


EXPLAINS THAT THE FACTOR EVALUATION SYSTEMWILL REPLACE THE EXISTING CLASSIFICATION FORALL FEDERAL GENERAL SCHEDULE POSITIONSOVER A PERIOD OF AT LEAST FIVE YEARS. PRO-VIDES ALL THE NEEDED MATERIALS FOR CONDUCT.ING ORIENTATION SESSIONS ON FES FOR SUPERVI-SORS. MANAGERS. PROFESSIONALS, AND OTHEREMPLOYEE GROUPS.

INCLUDES 75 2X2 COLOR SLIDES I ACCOMPANY-ING 12 MIN AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK. MONO. WITHAUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS 10TRANSPARENCIES AND A 38-PAGE DISCUSSIONLEADER'S GUIDE.

FACTORY WORKER TURNS FARMER


PRODUCER USDS


TELLS A STORY OF A YOUNG U S FACTORYWORKER AND HIS WIFE WHO, THROUGH HARDWORK. WISE PLANNING. AND NEIGHBORS' AID,BECOME THE OWNERS OF A SMALL CHICKEN FARM.

FAIR WARNING


PRODUCER USNCSH SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 118530/RL

1970

SALE

DISCUSSES AN INDIVIDUAL'S MOTIVATION TOSMOKE. HIS MOTIVATION FOR CESSATION. ANDHOW HEALTH PROFESSIONALS CAN INTERVENE INSMOKING BEHAVIOR AND ASSIST PATIENTS TOSTOP.

CLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY.

FAIRBANKS MORSE DIESEL ENGINE MAINTENANCEA SERIES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005920/RE

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1944. RELEASEDOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

INSPECTION ANO PREPARATORYSTEPS

REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OFMAIN BEARINGS

REMOVAL OF CYUNDER UNER

REMOVAL OF INJECTION NOZZLES

REMOVAL OF POITONS

REPLACEMENT OF CYLINDER LINER

REPLACEMENT OF INJECTION NOZ-ZLES

REPLACEMENT OF PISTON

FALL GUYS, THE


PRODUCER USBM

TITLE NO. 003558/RE

BALE

BY U S

SMIN

22MIN

27MIN

SPAIN

21MIN

26MIN

20MIN

1960

SALE

DIFFERENT TYPES Of 'PLANNED' FALLS. SUCH ASTHE PARACHUTIST, GYMNAST. AND HIGH DIVER.ARE CONTRASTED WITH THE 'UNPLANNED' FALLSOF MEN WORKING IN THE UNDERGROUND COPPERMINES.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF. OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOE, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4800FORBES AVENUE, pirrsaunaH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

FALLOUT ANO AGRICULTURE

23 MIN, HIMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT AND ITS DIFFU.SION THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE. RESULTING INTHE EXPOSURE Of MEN AND ANIMALS TO RAD-ATION AND THE CONTAMINATION OF AGRICULTUR-AL COMMODITIES. CONSIDERS WAyS TO PROTECTAGAINST RADIATION AND MINIMIZE CONTAMINA.T:0/4 OF CROPS.

FALLOUT PROTECTION FOR HOSPITALS



TITLE NO 311300IRL

1962

SALE

GRAPHICALLY ILLUSTRATES RECOMMENDED METH-ODS FOR PROTECTING PERSONNEL. PATIENTS. ANDVITAL FUNCTIONAL COMPONENTS OF A I50-BEDHOSPITAL FROM THE EFFECTS OF GAMMA RADI-ATION FROM NUCLEAR EXPLOSION FALLOUT.

FAMILY


PRODUCER USNIMH


DESCRIBES NOW A FAMILY GROUP FUNCTIONSSHOWS AN AVEHAGE FAMILY WITH NUMEROUSIDENTIFIABLE TRAITS, NEEDS, TACTICS. AND REAC-TIONS. GIVES EQUAL TIME TO RELAXED INTERACTIONS AND POTENTIAL CONFLICTING SITUATIONS.


FAMILY FOREST, THE


PRODUCER USOA


A DOCUMENTARY OF THE CEREMONIES HONORINGTHE FIRST PRIVATELY OWNED WOODLAND IN THENATION TO BE OFFICIALLY DESIGNATED A 'FAMILYFOREST.' THE 0000MANAGEMENT PROCEDURESUSED IN THIS MARYLAND FARM WOOOLAND HAVERESULTED IN PROFIT FOR THE OWNERS ANDHELPED THE ECONOMY OF THE STATE AND NATIONBY CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES.

FAMILY PLANNING MORE THAN A METHOD


PRODUCER USOE0


STIMULATES DISCUSSION ABOUT FAMILY PLANNINGAND SOME Of THE HUMAN BARRIERS TO ACCEP-TANCE.

FAMOUS FOURTH, THE


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 316765/RL

1081

SALE

TRACES THE HISTORY OF THE 4TH DIVISION INWORLD WARS I AND II, AND CONCLUDES WITH THEAIRLIFT Of THE UNIT ACROSS THE NORTH POLE TOASSIGNMENT IN WEST GERMANY.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV, THIS IS CONSIDERED OFHISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILYREFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THESPONSORING AGENCY.

FAMOUS THIRD ARMY, THE


PROOUCER USA


PROVIDES A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE ADVANCEOF THE U S THIRD ARMY ACROSS FRANCE AND ItINTO GERMANY DURING WORLD WAR II.

FAREWELL TO WELFARE

20 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. COL

PRODUCER USETA

TITLE NO, 000674/Ill RENTAL

1976

SALE

ILLUSTRATES NOW THE WORK INCENTIVE u.GRAM PLACES WELFARE MOTHERS AND OTH1. NE-CIPIENTS IN EMPtOYMEN r. DEMONSTRATES WEI -FARE MOTHERS AT WORK IN BETTER PAYING NONTRADITIONAL XI& TELLS THE STORY OF THREEACTUAL WELFARE MOTHERS IN NONTRADITIONALJOBS AND THE REACTIONS Of THEIR EMPLOYERS.

FARM FRESH TO YOU

14 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1$0e

MOO CER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE PRESERVATION OF FRESH FRUITSAND VEGETABLES BY RADIATION PASTEURIZATION,PRESENTING EVIDENCE THAT SPOILAGE CAN BEREDUCED THROUGH THE USE OF NUCLEARENERGY EXPLAINS THE PROCESS OF EXPOSINGFOODS TO THE ENERGY OF THE ATOM, USING ANI-NATION TO SHOW WHAT HAPPENS DURING EXPO-SURE.

FARM WORK EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE-A SERIES

16MM FILMS, OPT, SO

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 007131 /RL RENTAL

CARE Of A TRACTOR

RECONDITIONINO A CULTIVAT,

RECONDITONING A GRAIN DRILL

RECONDITIONING A MOWER, PT 1,

CUTTER IIAR

RICONOMONING A MOWER, PTDRIVE SYSTEM

RICONOMONING A TWO-BOTTOMTRACTOR PLOW

2,

FARM WORK F000 PRESERVATION-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 0075871RL RENTAL

CANNING SEEP

COMMUNITY CANNING

FARM WORK FORGING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


FORGE WELDING

FORGING WITH A HAND FORGE

SHARPENING AND TEMPERING FARMTOOLS

FARM WORK UVESTOCK-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


HANOUNG LIVESTOCK FOR MARKET

HORSISHOEING

SHEEP SHEARING

SHEEP SHEARING (SPANISH)

FARM WORK MEAT CUTTING-A SERIES


PRODUCZR USOE

TITLE A. 007590/RL RENTAL

CUTTING ANO BONING A FOREQUAR-TER OF BEEF

CUTTING AND DOMING A FIND.QUARTER OF NEP

FARM WORK PAINTING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TIT/ E NO. 007581/RL RENTAL

REPAINTINO A FRAME BUILDING

FARMER FOR THE WORLD


PRODUCER USDA


INFORMS TODAY'S EXPORT GROWTH IN AMERICANAGHICULTURE. SHOWS HOW THE PEOPLE IN GER-MANY, JAPAN, SPAIN AND INDIA USE OUR FARMPRODUCTS FOR BETTER LIVING AROUND THEWORLD.

SALE

22MIN

14MIN

31MIN

13MIN

21MIN

25MIN

SALE

17MIN

17MIN

ENRICO FERMI ATOMIC POWER PLANT. DESe9IBESTHE POTENTIAL OF FAST BREEDER REACTORS INTHE NUCLEAR POWER ECONOMY. INCLUDES ABRIEF HISTORY OF THE EXPERIMENTAL BREEDERREACTOR 1.


FAST REACTOR PROGRAM

38 MIN, 18MM P.M. OPT. SD, COL 1958



PRESENTS AN ABSTRACT OF THE MAJOR FEA.TURES OF THE FAST REACTOR PROGRAM IN THEAREAS OF RE,ACTOR PERFORMANCE, SAFETY, RELI.ABILITY, SYSTEM COMPONENTS, AND FUELOYCLEDEVELOPMENT.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIST ORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

FAT ASSORPTION INTRACELLULAR EVENTS, DIEM-DERE




DISCUSSES THE MAIN INTRACELLULAR STEPS INFAT ABSORPTION, PENETRATION Of LIPOLYSISPRODUCTS, SYNTHESIS OF Of GLYCERIDES ANDPHOSPHOLIPIDS, AND RELEASE OF CHYLOMICRONS.

20 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN HEALTH ANDEASE SERIES.

1969

FAT ABSORPTION IN HEALTH AND DISEASE-ASERIES

1945 9 2 X 2 SLIDE SETS, 114 IN. AUDIOTAPE 1969



DISCUSSES THE INTESTINAL ABSORBING SURFACEINTRALUMINAL FAT DIGF.STION, THE ABSORP'TIONAND INTRACEL, MAR BIOTRANSFORMATIONS OF LI-POLYTIC PRODUCTS, AND THE ENTEROHEPATICCIRCULATION OF BILE ACIDS.

ASSESSMENT OF FAT DIGESTION 33MIN

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF STU-TORRHEA 3OMIN

ENTEROPHLOATIC CIRCULATION OfD ILE ACIDS, THE

FAT ABSORPTioN INTRACELLULARE VENT*, DISORDERS 20MIN

FAT DIGESTION LIPOLYSIS AND MI-CELLE FORMATION, DISORDERS 27MIN

INTRODUcTION THE ABSORBINGSURFACE 1OMIN

PROPERTIES Of PANCREATIC LIPASE

STIATORRHEA IN THE SUND LOOPSYNDROME 21MIN

USEFULNESS OF MEDIUM CHAIN TRIG.LYCERIDES, THE

SALE

12MIN

13MIN

17MIN

SALE

21MIN

19MIN

21MIN

21MIN

1945

SALE

19MIN

17MIN

1944

SALE

1OMIN

FAST REACT( AVELOPMERT



TITLE NO. 001800/RI RENTAL

1964

SALE

REPORTS ON dOCIUMOCOLED, FAST BREEDER RE-ACTORS. DISCUSSES THE DESIGN FEATURES OfTHE EXPERIMENTAL BREEDER REACTOR 2 AND THE

FEBRILE CLINVULSIONS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEFINES A FEBRILE CONVULSION AND OUTLINESTHE IMMEDIATE MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILD IN AFEBRILE CONVULSION. PRESENTS TWO DIFFERENTVIEWS CONCERNING THE INDICATION FOR LUMBARPUNCTURE. DISCUSSES THE PROGNOSIS.72 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD.VANCE SIGNAL GUIDE INCLUDED. DEVELOPEDUNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COM.MIME OF THE ASSOCIATION Of MEDICAL SCHOOLPEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN AND THE AM-BULATORY PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION.

FROM THE PEDIAT RIC AMBULATORY SERIES.

FEDERAL HALL...THE BEGINNING


PRODUCER USDAVA


USES ANIMATION TO ILLUSTRATE THE TIME INAMERICA'S HISTORY WHEN FEDERAL HALL SERVEDAS THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT AND WAS INAUGRA-TION SITE Of OUR PRESEIDENT. BRINGS PERSPEGTIVE TO THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE FOUNDINGFATHERS AN:v THEIR VIEWS ON STATE VERSUSFEDERAL RIGHTS.

FEDERAL REGIONAL COUNCIL, THE

33 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 114 IN. AUDIOTAPE,COL

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 005535/RI

1972

SALE

FEEDBACK


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE EFFECTS OF REGENERATIVE ANDDEGENERATIVE FEEDBACK ON AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS.LISTS THREE COMMON METHODS Of OBTAININGDEGENERATIVE FEEDBACK, AND SHOWS INPUT ANDOUTPUT SIGNALS. DEFINES NEUTRALIZATION, ANDDISCUSSES METHODS USED TO NEUTRALIZE.

KINESCOPE.


FEEDING THE PATIENT


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 321390iRL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES FACTORS WHICH AFFECT APPETITEAND DIGESTION, INCLUDING PREPARATION OF THEENVIRONMENT AND THE PATIENT FOR THE MEAL,PROPER BALANCE Of FOOD, AND AFTER CARE OFTHE PATIENT

25MIN PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE


1945

ISMIN FEMORAL TRIANGLE, THE (COMPLETE VERSION)

FAT DIGESTION LIPOLYSIS AND MICELLE FORMA.TION, DISORDERS




OUTLINES THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES OF CHEMICALEVENTS IN LIPOLYSIS AND MICELLS. FORMATION,THE PHYSICAL STATE Of LIPIDS WHEN LIPOLY4ISOf+ MICELLAH DISPERSION IS IMPAIRED, AND REA.SONS FOR FAT MALDIGESTION.

40 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN HEALTH AND as.EASE SERIES.

FEAST, THE

29 MIN, 16MM FIN, OPT". SD, COL 1070

PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS HOW AN ALLIANCE IS FORMED BETWEENHOSTILE YANOMAMO INDAN VILLAGES TH. OUGHFEASTING, TRADING, DANCING, AND CHANTING. RE.COUNTS IN DETAIL THE FEAST AND ITS PREPARA.T/ON BY USING ONLY SIGHTS AND SOUNDS Of THEEVENTS AND OCCASIONAL SUPERIMPOSED TRANS.LATIONS OF THE AUTHENTIC RECORDED DIALOGUE.MADE BY TIMOTHY ASCH AND NAPOLEON CHAG-NON WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE ATOMIC ENERGYCOMMISSION.

174

109 2 X ? SLIDES, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE, COL 1972

PRODIICLR USNMAC


TEACHES THE ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES AND SPE- .CIAL RELATIONSHIPS CONTAINED IN AND VOIDER-ING ON THE FEMORAL TRIANGLE. ENCOURAGESSTUDENTS TO NAME AND IDENTIFY ON A CADAVERALL OF THESE STRUCTURES.PRODUCED IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DEPART.MENT OF ANATOMY, EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOLOF MEDICINE INSTRUCTOR'S SCRIPT AND STU-DENT'S SCRIPT INCLUDED.

FEW GOOD MEN, A


PRODUCER USN SPONSOR USMC


SHOWS BOOT CAMP TRAINING FOR MARINE CORPSRECRUITS.

FISERSCOPE ENDOSCOPY OF THE UPPER DIGESTIVETRACT


PROOLICER USPHS SPONSOR U'AIMAC


SHOWS HOW THE FIBERSCOPE IS USLJ IN AN EN-DOSCOPIC EXAMINATION Of THE STOMACH ANDDUODENAL CAP AND EXPLAINS AND DEMON.STRATES THE PRINCJPLES Of FIBER OPTICS.

i 52

FIELD BURNOUT TESTS Of APARTMENT DWELLINGUNITS


PRODUCER USNBS


REPORTS ON THREE BURNOUT TESTS IN AN EX-PERIMENTAL HOUSING UNIT BUILT FOR EVALUAT-ING CONSTRUCTION METHODS, SOUND TRANSMIS-SION, AND FIRE SAFETY

FIELD RECOGNITION OF DOMESTIC RAT SIGNS


PRODUCER USNMAC


EXPLAINS WHERE TO LOOK FOR AND RECOGNIZERAT SIGNS AND HOW INSPECTORS IN THE FIELDCAN IDENTIFY THE VARIOUS SPECIES CF RODENTSBY THE SIZE AND SHAPE OF THEIR DROPPINGS.

FIELD RECOGNITION OF MOSQUITO LARVAE

6 MIN, 16MM FILM, SILENT, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


A SHORT, SILENT COLOR MOTION PIC TuRE WITH 15SHOR SEQUENCES OF AEDES AEGYPTI AND CULEXLARVAE IN MOTION

FIFTH FUEL, THE


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE FUEL URANIUM AND HOW IT HASBECOME A USEFUL SOURCE OF ENERGY. EXPLAINSTHE STEPS INVOLVED IN PREPARING ENRICHEDURANIUM, FROM THE MINING OPERATION THROUGHTHE EXACTING CHEMICAL AND METALLURGICALPROCESSES, TO THE EXTRUSION OF PRECISELYSTRUCTURED FUEL ELEMENTS. POINTS OUT HOWSUCH FUEL CORES ARE USED TO TRANSMUTE URA-NIUM-238 INTO PLUTONIUM AT PRODUCTION REAC-TOR SITES.

FIF a orAcoa GEOGRAPHY

10 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, stivi 1966

PRODUCER usoi


ONE OF A SERIES DESIGNED TO STIMULATE TEACH-ER DISCUSSION OF THE VARIOUS USES OF PRO-GRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING FIFTHGRADE GEOGRAPHY

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION THETEACHER'S ROLE SERIES

FIFTY-FIFTY CHANCE, A


PRODUCER USNMAC


A DRAMATIC PRESENTATION SHOWING A WIFE WHOHAS CONTRACTED TETANUS AND THE RESULTANTEMOTIONS AND PROBLEMS OF HER FAMILY. MOTI.VATES PEOPLE TO HAVE THEMSELVES IMMUNIZED.

FIGHT FOR LIFI, r

70 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. 88W 1940

PRODUCER USE-1W


PRESENTS A BITTER INDICTMENT OF SLUM CONDI-TIONS AND A GRIPPING oLEA FOR GREATER MEDI-CAL KNOWLEDGE IN 1HE FIELD OF OBSTETRICS.

FIGHT FOR THE SKY, THE


PRODUCE.'? USAF


DOCUMENTS THE HEROISM OF THE AMERICANFIGHTER PILOTS WHO FLEW ESCORT MISSIONSOVER GERMANY DURING WORLD WAR II

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING A NCY.

FIGHTING CHANCE (L0440 VERSION)


PRODUCER USVES


FOCUSES ON A BLIND VETERAN WHO ATTEMPTS TOGET A JOB IN RADIO. HIS ACCEPTANCE OF HISHANDICAP IS OFFSET BY HIS FRUSTRATIONS INBEING UNABLE TO GET EMPLOYERS TO GIVE HIM ACHANCE TO PROVE HIMSELF.

FIGHTING CHANCE, A


PRODUCER USDL

'TITIENO. 005129/Ri RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE PROBLEMS FACED BY A DISABLEDVIETNAM-ERA VETERAN WHEN HE TRIES TO GET AJOB AFTER HIS REHABILITATION. DRAMATIZES HISFRUSTRATIONS AND EMOTIONS WHEN HE CANNOTGE T EMPLOYERS TO HIRE HIM.

FIGHTING COAL MINE FIRES

31'MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER USBM


THE NATURE OF FIRE, ITS USES AND CONTROL AREEXPLAINED - TAE 'FIRE TRIANGLE' IS USED TO IL-LUSTRATE THI: BASIC ELEMENTS OR CONDITIONSNECESSARY FOR COMBUSTION AND THE PROPERUSE OF RECOMMENDED FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AREDEMONSTRATLD-BOTH FOR SURFACE AND UNDER-GROUND MINE FIRES.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

FIGHTING FIRST, THE


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 001685/RL SAtE

SHOWS COMBAT OPERATIONS OF THE 1ST INFAN-TRY DIVISION IN EIGHT CAMPAIGNS AND THREE IN-VASIONS INCLUDING An ACKS AND COUNTER-AT-TACKS ON FOOT, IN TRUCKS, AND FROM ASSAULTBOATS.

FIGHTING LADY SPEAKS, A


PRODUCER USN


DRAMATIZES A TYPICAL DAY'S ACTIVITIES OF ANAIRCRAFT CARRIER OFF THE SHORES OF KOREA IN1950 CONTAINS COMBAT SCENES OF NAVYPLANES, FIGHTERS, AND BOMBERS, ON MISSIONSOVER KURE.%

THIS FILM IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUEAND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

FILARIASIS




REVIEWS THE LIFE CYCLE OF WUCHEREIA BAN-CROFT! IN HUMAN AND MOSQUITO HOSTS. URGESFURTHER ETIOLOGIC STUDY OF BANCROFT'S FILARIASIS AND DISCVSES THE DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT,AND PREVENTION OF THE DISEASE.95 FRAMES.

FILARIASIS STORY IN INDIA, PT 3, TRAINING, RE.SEARCH, AND CONTROL ASPECTS OF...




FULL TITLE-FILARIASIS STORY IN INDIA. PT 3,TRAPIING. RESEARCH, AND CONTROL ASPECTS OFFILARIASIS IN INDIA. SHOWS FUNCTIONS OF TRAIN-ING CENTERS FOR CLINIC, LABORATORY, ANDFIELD WORKERS.

FILES AND FILING, PT 4


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS A VARIETY OF METAL-WORKING FILES AC-CORDING TO SHAPE ANC rOOTH-PATTERN. AND EX-PLAINS THE CARE AND USE OF FILES.

FILING

15 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1942'

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE IMPORTANCE OF FILES AND FILINGIN A MACHINIST'S WORK. SHOWS FILING TECH-NIC:IDES, VARIOUS TYPES OF FILES, AND FILE CUTS.

FILING AN INTERNAL IRREGULAR SHAPE


PRODUCER USOE


1944

SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO MAKE FILE SELECTION. SET UP AMETAL CUTTING BAND SAW MACHINE FOR FILING,FILE A DIE, LAY OUT A PUNCH USING A DIE AS ATEMPLATE. FILE A PUNCH. CHECK THE FILING WITHA DIE, AND FINE.FINISH FILE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE METAL CUTTING BAND SAW. NO. 2.

FILING AND INSTALLING CHOCKS


PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW CHOCKS ARE USED IN MACHINERY IN-STALLATION, MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE FOR PRE-PARING CHOCKS, PRUSSI4N BLUE AND CHALK AREUSED FOR ADJUSTING CHOCKS, AND HOW FOUNDA-TIONS AND CHOCKS ARE DRILLED FOR BOLTINGMACHINE.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEMACHINERY INSTALLATION, NO 3

1947 FIUNG TEMPLATE METAL


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 3239901FIL RE -AL SALE

INDICATES HOW TO FILE A SQUARE EDGE ANDREMOVE BURRS, ROTATE THE WRIST FOR FILINGINSIDE CURVES, FILE INSIDE RECTANGLE, ANDREMOVE FILLETS FROM CORNERS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. TEMPLATESNO. 5.FILARIASIS IN BRITISH OUIANA




EXPLAINS THE FILARIASIS PROBLEM IN BRITISHGUIANA AND URGES PEOPLE TO COOPERATE WITHTHE CONTROL PROGRAM.

FILARIASIS STORY IN INDIA, ri 1, ENTOMOLOGICALAND PARASITOLOGICAL ASPECTS..,

vR, 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT, COL 1961



FULL TITLE-FILARIASIS STORY IN INDIA, PT I. ENTO-mowalcm. AND PARASITOLOGICAL ASPECTS OFFILARIASIS IN INDIA. SHOWS MOSQUITO VECTORS,HISTORY AND BREEDING AREA, MORPHOLOGY, ANDLIFE CYCLES OF W BANCROFT! AND W MALAY!.

FILARIASIS STORY IN INDIA, PT 2, ELEPHANTIASIS ININDIA




ILLUSTRATES DISEASE MANIFESTATIONS ANDTREATMENT. DISCUSSES POPULAR BELIEFS, SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFOCTS, AND MENTAL HEALTH AS-PECTS.

175

183

1943

FILM PROCESSOR, E14-36 MAINTENANCE


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES I.L.INTENANCE PROCEDURES FORTHE KODAK VERSAMAT PROCESSOR EH-38 SHOWSPROPER MAINTENANCE METHODS, PARTS REMOV-AI. PROCEDURES AND LUBRICATION POINTS.

FILM PROCESSOR, E14-36 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

22 MIN, IMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1906

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES PROPER METH( JS TO BE USED IN OP-ERATION. CLEANING. AND PREVENTIVE MAINTE-NANCE FOR THE PROCESSOR.

FILM PROCESSOR, 114-36 QUALITY CONTROL


PRODUCER USN


DESIGNED TO FAMILIARIZE THE OPERATOR WITHOUALITY CONTROL, ALL NECESSARY STEPS, ANDPROPER METHODS.

FILM TACTICS

22 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W 1945

PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES. THROUGH DRAMATIZED EPISODES,HOW TRAINING FILMS SHOULD AND SHOULD NOTBE USED BY NAVY INSTRUCTORS DEMONSTRATESTHE RESULTS OF GOOD AND POOR TEACHING


FILMS AND TAPES FOR DRUG ABUSE TREATMENTPERSONNELA SERIES

4 16MM FILMS, OPT SD 1973

PRODUCER USNIMH


DISCUSSES DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS,BEHAVIOR PATTERNS OF THE ADDICTS, AND EFFEC-TIVE TECHNIQUES FOR DEALING WITH THEM

MEDICAL PROBLEMS OF THE ADDICT 35MIN

METHADONE TREATI ENT PROGRAM,A 25MIN

Pt4ARMACOLOGY OF DRUG ABUSE.THE 45MIN

TECHNIQUES OF WORMNG WITH AD.DICTS 49MIN

FILTER AND POWER SUPPLIES 'Pr TYPE FILTERS

27 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD, amv

PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES 'PI TYPE FILTERS SHOWS THE COMPO-NENTS, THEIR RELATIONSHIP FOR LC AND RC 'PI'TYPE FILTERS, AND EXPLAINS THEIR PURPOSETRACES THE CHARGE AND DISCHARGE PATHS OFBOTH RC AND LC 'Pl' FILTERS, AND GIVES THE AD.VANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EACH.

KINESCOPE


FILTERS AND POWER SUPPLIES

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS USE OF FILTERS IN POWER SUPPLIESIDENTIFIES L TYPE CHOKE AND CAPACITOR INPUTFILTERS AND TRACES THE CHARGE AND DIS-CHARGE PATHS WITHIN THE FILTER NETWORKSSTATES THE EFFECT OF THE L TYPE FILTER ONOUTPUT VOLTAGE AND REGULATION (KINESCOPE)

FILMS AND POWER SUPPLIES FILTER ACTION. PT1

27 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES A FILTER, AND DEMONSTRATES RECTIFIERACTION ON AN OSCILLOSCOPE ILLUSTRATES THEWAVESHAPE OF A RECTIFIER CONTAINING BOTH ACAND DC DEMONSTRATES HOW A FILTER REMOVESVOLTAGE VARIATION AND SMOOTHS IT OUT BY USEOF CAPACITORS AND INDUCTORS SHOWS AND EX-PLAINS THE SCHEMATIC OF A CAPACITANCE FILTERAND ITS OPERATION. AND TRACES THE CURRENTFLOW THROUGH THE CIRCUIT

KINESCOPE


FILTERS AND POWER SUPPLIES FILTER ACTION, PT2


PRODUCE!? USAF

r TLE NO 324520/RL SALE

SHOWS THE RELATIONSHIP OF LONG ANC SHORTTIME CONSTANTS ON FILTER OPERATION L _FINESRC TIME CONSTANTS, AND EXPLAINS THE EFFECTOF VARYING THE RESISTANCE OR CAPACITANCEON THE TIME CONSTANT DISCUSSES THE EFFECTOF THE TIME CONSTANT ON THE OUTPUT VOLTAGEAND RIPPLE FREQUENCYKINESCOPE

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARE D OBSOLE TE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

FILTERS AND POWER SUPPLIES POtyCH SUPPLYTROUBLESHOOTING


PROOfJCER USAF


SHOWS HOW TO DIAGNOSE THE TROUBLES IN AHALFWAVE RECTIFIER WHEN THE SYMPTOMS ARE

GIVEN BY USING A SCHEMATIC EXPLAINS THEEFFECT ON THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE. PEAK INVERSEVOLTAGE. RIPPLE AMPLITUDE. AND FREQUENCYWHEN ANY COMPONENT IN THE CIRCUIT IS OPENOR SHORTED

KINESCOPE


FILTERS AND POWER SUPPLIES VOLTAGE DOU-BLERS

'36 MIN, 16MM FIE M. OPT SD B&W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS WHY A VOLTAGE DOUBLER IS CALLED ADOUBLER AND VOW IT DOUBLES THE INPUT VOLT-AGE SHOWS A SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, AND DIS.CUSSES THE OPERATION OF THE DOUBLER CIRCUIT TRACES THE CHARGE AND DISCHARGEPATHS, AND SHOWS HOW TO CALCULATE THE PEA',OUTPUT VOLTAGE AND THE RIPPLE FREOUENUGIVES A NUMBER OF SYMPTOMS AND EXPLAINSTHE POSSIBLE CAUSESKINESCOPE


FILTRATION PLANTS

59 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT. COL

PIZDUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


EXPLAINS THE OPERATIONS OF THE MIXING BASIN,SETTLING BASIN, GRAVITY SAND FILTER. ANDCHLORINATOR OF A WATER TREATMENT PLANT IN-CLUDES STORAGE OF WATER IN A RESERVOIR

OTHER FORMAT(S) OR VERSIONS)

8 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 114 INAUDIOTAPE, COL


TITLE NO 007424/RL

59 FRAMES

FINE GRINDING

15 MIN. I6MM FIL M. OPT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USOE


1144

SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO SET UP LENSES IN A MUL TIPLESPINDLE MACHINE. ADJUST GRINDING MACHINEFOR GRINDING CONCAVE OR CONVEX LENSES. ANDWASH AND INSPECT LENSES AFTFR GRINDING

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTMANSHIP SERIESI.PHERICAL SURFACES

FINE GRINDING AND POLISHING


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF FINE GRINDING ANDPOLISHING FLAT SURFACES. INCLUDING SETTINGTHE MOLDS, BLOCKING AND DEBLOCKING. ANDSCORING LATHES TO ACHIEVE DIFFERENT RESULTSIN THE FINISHED PRODUCTMADE IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION, 1944 RELEASED BY U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION, 1946

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTMANSHIP SERIES FLAT

SURFACES

1953 FINE STRUCTURE AND PATTERN OF LIVING THINGS


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 004731/RL. RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE ORGANIZATION OFTE MS INTO PRIMARY PATTERNS.CHANGES AND DISTORTIONS THATSECONDARY GROWTH

FROM THE PROMISE OF THE LIFE SCIENCES1953 SERIES

LIVING SYS.AND THE

COME WITH

SALE

FINAL IMPRESSION FOR A MAXILLARY IMMEDIATEDENTURE

14 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT Sa.COL 1972

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE CONSTRUCTION OF THECUSTOM TRAY. WHICH ALLOWS MORE CONTROL OFTHE BORDER EXTENSIONS. AND PERMITS A FUNC-TIONAL TYPE OF PALATAL SEAL TO BE FSTAR.LISHED SHOWS THAT THE EDENTULOUS PORTIONOF THE IMPRESSION CAN ALSO BE USED FOR THECONSTRUCTION OF AN ACCURATE AND STABLEBASE PLATE

FINAL MANDIBULAR IMPRESSIONS FOR COMPLETEDENTURES


PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES 1 HE MANDIBULAR IMPRESSION PROCEDURE OF COVERING THE MAXIMUM BEARING AREAWHILE DEVELOPING BUCCAL AND LINGUALFLANGES THAT PROVIDE BORDER SEALING WITHOUT RESTRICTING THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITYOF THE ADJACENT STRUCTURES

FINAL MAAILLIARY IMPRESSIONS FOR COMPLETEDENTURES

12 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT SD. COL. 1969

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE PROCEDURES USED TO FINALIZE 1 HEMAXILLARY IMPRESSION, INCLUDING THE USE OANDRATIONALE OF BORDER MOULDING, DEVELOPMENTOF FUNCTIONAL RELIEFS, AND UNtORMITY OFCONTACT OVER THE BEARING AREAS THE USE OFFLUID WAX TO OBTAIN A PHYSIOLOGICAL POST-PA.LATAL SEAL IS ALSO DEMONSTRATED

FINDERS KEEPERS

6 MIN, 16MM nuA. OPT SD. COL 1974

PRODUCER MRMCD SPONSOR USNCEM

raLE NO 007299/1-IL SALE

FOCUSES )N THE DISCUSSION OF THREE BOYSWHO FIND A WALLET WHILE PL AYINGCAPTIONED VERSION A PACKET OF 15 COPIES OF ASTORYBOOK INCLUDED PRODUCED BY THEFORMER MIDWEST REGIONAL CENTER FOR THLDEAF AT LINCOLN, NE, 1971 REISSUED BY NATION-AL CENTER ON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND MATERI.ALS FOR THE HANDICAPPED, 1974

FROM IHE DIALOGUE FILMS SEFLES

176 l 9 4

Fineirit SPELLING LESSONS 1.30

rO MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT SD. COI

PRODUCER USBE H

rai.E NO 006409/RL

FIMSH FORMING BY HAND


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS SUCCESSIVE STAGES OF FORMING WITH AFLAT FIBRE STRIP, SHRINKING LARGE WRINKLESWITH A FORMING TOOL. MARKING EXCESS METALWITH A SURFACE GAGE, AND CHECKING FINISHEDWORK WITH A CONTOUR TEMPLATE

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES FORMINGSHEET METAL, NO 4

SALE

1943

FINISHING MOLDED PARTS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO TRIM THE GATE DRUM.SAND THE CABLE HOLE AND GATE . RETAP METALINSERTS REMOVE FLASH FROM CONTOURS . ANDSAND, BUFF, AND POLISH THE FINISHED PART

FROM THE PLASTICS SERIES NO 9

FINISHING, OCCLUSAL.AND ADJUSTMENT

;I MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1967

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW RELIEF AND ADJUSTMENT OF CRITI-CAL AREAS IN THE FRAME" FIK AND SADDLES OFTHE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURE WILL CONTRIB.UTE TO CONTINUED ORAL HEALTH REPRESENTSAREAS REQUIRING MODIFICATION AND OCCLUSALADJUSTMENTS 9Y BOTH LABORATORY REMOUNTiNG AND DIRECT CHECK BITESPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'CLASPTYPE . CONICAL AND LABORATORY PROCEWARESFINISHING. OCCLUSK. CORRECTION. INSERTION,AND ADJUSTMENT

FROM THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES. CLASPTYPE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCEDURESSERIES

CORRECTION, INSERTION,

FINNISH GRADED READER


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 004705/HLTEXT INCLUDED

SALE

FINNISH GRADED READER (SAMPLER)

I AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 0047071RLTEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

POI - ARTILLERY ACTION IN KOREA

11 MIN, IOMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1952

PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS A STORY OF HOWITZER NAMED JOE.JOE REPRESENTS ALL CALIBER OF ARTILLERY EM.PLOYED IN COMBAT IN SOUTH KOREA DURING THEYEARS 1950.51. INCLUDES JOE'S CLOSE RELATIONTO THE INFANTRY.

ANO ICE


PRODuCER USDAVA

TITLE No 010077/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE FORMATION OF MOUNT RAINERACROSS EONS OF GEOLOGICAL TIMW. USES TIPAW.LAPSE MOVEMENT TO SHOW HOW A SWEEPINGGLACIER SCULPTURES AND DIMINISHES THE VOL.CANO.

FIRE nomma IN THE MINERAL INDUSTRY

18 MIN, IfIMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER US8M


CONCERNS TECHNIQUES OF FIRE FIGHTING IN MIN-ERAL, NONCOAL MINING, AND REALTED INDUS-TRIES. CLASSIFICATIONS OF FIRES ARE SHOWN,WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON PROPER USE OF VARIOUSTYPES OF EXTINGUISHERS. OTHER MEANS OF CON-TROLLING FIRES-USING FOAM, ASPHALT, AND01HkR CHEMICAL SEALANTS TO 'SEAL IT OFF'-AREALSO PRESENTED.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHITS. OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES 7.,EPARTMENT Of INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, NODFORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

FME FIGHTING IN THE NtiCLEAPI AGE

14 MIN. 16MM FILM, OF'. SD, COL 1960

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 328828 L SALE

EMPHASIZES THAT RADIATION IS JUST ANOTHERHAZARD IN FIRE FIGHTING WHICH CAN BE HANDLEDWITH PROPER TRAINING-PORTRAYS TECHNIOUESAND PROCEDURES TOSE FOLLOWED.

FME NO THE FOREST

23 MIN, IINAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1951

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS I.CIW FUEL, WEATHER, AND SLOPE AFFECTTHE BEHAVIOR OF FOREST FIRES.

CLEARED FOR TV,

FM1 LOU MANAGEMENT, PT E COMPUTER INSTAL-LATIONS

20 MIN, IOMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1908

PRODUCER UNEC

TITLE M2. 326626/RL SALE

AEC FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERS DISCUSS THEPROBLEMS OF FIRE PROTECTION OF AUTOMATICDATA PROCESSING INSTALLATION.

Mt PREVENTION KNOW YOUR FIRE HAZARDS

20 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL. 1956

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE FIRE CHARACTERISTIC-3 Of CEA.TAIN MATERIALS USED AT WORK AND THEIR PO-TENTIAL DANGER.

FIRE PREVENTION THE NATURE OF FIRE


PRODUCER USN


USES ANIMATION TO SHOW THAT A FIRE HASTHREE ESE '"ITIAL ELEMENTS-OXYGEN, TEMPERA.TURE AND FUEL-AND THAT A FIRE CAN BE CON.TROLLED BY THE ELIMINATION Or. ANY ONE OFTHESE ELEMENTS.

FIRE PREVENTION AND THE HOME


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITIES IN OB.SERVING FIRE SAFETY IN DAILY LIVING. ILLUS-TRATES SUCH I IAZARDS AS OVERLOADED WIRINGAND ELECTRIC CORDS RUNNING UNDER RUGS.OUTLINES FIRE SURVIVAL RULES. SHOWS HOWCARELESSNESS AND PANIC BRING TRAGEDY TO AFAMILY.


FIRE PROEM, THE5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PROOUCER USNBS


DESCRIBES THE CHAIN OF EVENTS THAT LEADS TOFIRE DAMAGE AND LOSS. SHOWS WHAT THE NA.TIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS IS DOING TOBREAK THIS CHAIN THROUGH PREVENTION, CON.TROL, AND SUPPRESSION PROGRAMS.

FIRE VS FIRE

26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, COL 1966

PRODUCER USDA


TO ASSIST FIRE-CONTROL MANAGERS IN DEVELOP-ING ABILITIES TO KNOW WHEN AND WHY FIRESHOULD BE USED IN FIRE CONTROL AND THE TECH.NICAL REQUIREMENTS OF USING FIRE IN THIS WAYFOR FOREST SERVICE AND COOPERATOR PERSON-NEL RESPONSIBLE FOR FIRE SUPPRESSION, TACTI-CAL DECISIONS, AND IMPLEMENTATION.

FIRE WEATHER


PRODUCER USDA


GIVES FORESTERS AND OTHER MANAGERS OFFIRE-SUPPRESSION CREWS A SPECIFIC KNOW',EDGE Of WEATHER ELEMENTS AND PROCESSES,IMPORTANT IN PLANNING FIRE.SUPPRESSIONSTRATEGY.

FIREFIGHTING ABOARD TANKERS


PRODUCER USCG


PRESENTS FIREFIGHTING DEMONSTRATIONS TOSHOW THE PROPER USE OF VARIOUS TYPES OFEQUIPMENT. SHOWS PREVENTIVE METHODS TOPROTECT AGAINST REFLASH AFTER A FIRE IS EX.TINGUISHED,

FIRING THE NAPOLEON


PRODUCER USDAVA


EXPLAINS HOW A TRAINED GUN CREW SERVICES ANAPOLEAN: A CANNON USED EXTENSIVELY BYBOTH SIDES DURING THE CIVIL WAR, USES APT TODETAIL THE DUTIES Of EACH MEMBER C::; THECREW. sHows DETAILS OF THE AIMING AND FIRINGTECHNIQUES. THE GUN IS FIRED SEVERAL TIMES BYA CREW DRILLED.

FIRST AID FOR AU. HANDS


PRODUCER USN

T/TLE /W. 327175/RL SALE

ESTABLISHES THE FRAMEWORK OF SIX FILMS BYPRESENTING A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO THE EX.AMINATION OF AN INJURED PERSON AND BY ES-TABLISHING THE PRIORITY FOR VARIOUS FIRST AIDTREATMENT PROCEDURES.

FIRST AID FOR ALL 14A110S - ASPHYXIA

15 MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1959

PRODUCER USN

TITLE f.#0. 327176/RL SALE

SHOWS How TO RECOGNIZE AND TREAT ASPHYXIA,AND POINT OUT SOME PRECAUTIONS TO OBSERVEIN RESCUING ASPHYXIATED PERSONS. DEMON.STRATES METHODS oF APPLYING ARTIFICIAL RES-PIRATION, WITH EMPHASIS UPON THE BASIC ELE.MENTS INHERENT IN ALL METHODS.

FIRST AID FOR ALL HANDS LEEDING15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, NW 1959

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO RECOGNIZE AND TREAT INJURIESINVOLVING VARIOUS KINDS OF BLEEDING. IN.

CLUDES EXAMPLES OF LIFETHREATENING BLEED-ING. DEMONSTRATES IN DETAIL HOW AND WHENTO USE THE PRESSURE PRESSING, ELEVATION, ORTHE TOURNIQUET.

FIRST AID FOR ALL HANDS - BURNS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW TO RECOGNIZE THE SEVERITY OF ABURN. SHOWS HOW TO GIVE FIRST AID FOR ATHERMAL OR CHEMICAL BURN. DEMONSTRATESHOW TO RELIEVE PAIN, PREVENT SHOCK, AND PRE.VENT INFECTION.

FIRST AID FOR ALL HANDS FRACTURES


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO RECOGNIZE AND TREAT A FRAC.TURE WITH EMPHASIS UPON FRACTURES OF THEEXTREMITIES, SKULL, SPINE, AND PELVIS.

FIRST A10 FOR ALL HANDS I4ANDUNG AND TRANI-PORTING


PRODUCER USN


OUTLINES THE PRINCIPLES FOR HANDLING ANDTRANSPORTING OF INJURED PERSONS.

MIST AID FOR ASPHYXIA (REV ED)


pROOLICER USN


DESCRIBES THE ETIOLOGY, RECOGNITION, ANDTREATMENT OF ASPHYXIA.

FIRST AID FOR MEMO

21 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1N7PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW 10 RECOGNIZE THE THREE TYPES OFbLEEDINGARTERIAL, VENOUS, AND CAPILLARY-AND HOW TO TREAT EACH TYPE.

FIRST AID FOP BUMS

23 MIN, IIIMM FILM, opT. 30, Dot. 1957

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE FIRST AID TREATMENT FOR BURNS-.TO RELIEVE PAIN, TO PREVENT OR TREAT SHOCK,AND TO PREVENT INFECTION. EMPHASIZES THE NE.CESSITY FOR GMNG PROMPT AND APPROPRIATEFIRST AID CARE. DESIGNED PRIMARILY FOR USEWITH NAVY HOSPITAL CORPSMEN.

FIRST AN) FON DISLOCATIONS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. oo5so14L SALE

EXPLAINS THE NATURE OF DISLOCATIONS AND RE.SULTING COMPLICATIONS. DEMONSTRATES REDUC-TION OF SHOULDER DISLOCATIONS. OFFERSGUIDES TO THE HOSPITAL CORPSMEN IN DECIDINGWHETHER TO ATTEMPT REDUCTION OR SEND THEPATIENT TO A MEDICAL OFFICER.

FIRST AID FOR FRACTURU - INTLOoucTrom

15 MIN, RIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1955

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS RECOGNITION AND GENERAL FIRST AIDTREATMENT OF FRACTURES, WITH EMPHASIS ONFRACTURES OF THE EXTREMITIES. INCLUDES DE.SCRIPTIONS OF THE BASIC TYPES OF FRACTURES-.GREENSTICK, IMPACTED, AND COMMINUTED.

FIRST AID PON FRACTURES SKULL, MN, ANDPELVIS

13 MIN. RIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1965

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE SERIOUSNESS OF FRACTURES OFTHE SKULL, SPINE, AND PELVIS. THROU(V1 A SERIESOF SIMULATED CASES, ABOARD SHIP AND IN THEFIELD. DEIRCTS SPECWIC PROCEDURES FOR REC.OGNIZING AND TREATING EACH OF THESE TYPESOF FRACTURED.

FIRST AID FOR FRACTURES THE THOMAS LEGSPLINT


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW THE HALF-RING SPLINT ISUSED TO IMMOBILIZE ANY FRACTURE OF THETHIGH, KNEE, OR LEG.

FIRST AID FOR FRACTURES THE TRIANGULAR ARMSPURT

PI MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, 61A1 1956

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSIRATES STEP-13Y-STEP HOW TO APPLY ATRIANGULAR ARM SPLINT, AND SHOWS HOW IT ISEMPLOYED IN COMBINATION WITH A SINGLEPADDED BASSWOOD SPLINT FOR FRACTURES OFTHE UPPER OR LOWER ARM.

FIRST AID FOR FRACTURES - THE UNIVERSAL LEGSPLINT


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES STEP-BY STEP HOW TO APPLY AUNIVERSAL LEG SPLINT TO FRACTURES OF THELOWER EXTREMITY

FIRST AID FOR HEAT STROKE AND HEAT EXHAUSTION


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO l'cCOGNIZE AND TREATHEAT STROKE AND HEAT EXF AUSTION CASES DE-SIGNED PRIMARILY FOR USE V 'TH NAVY HOSPITALCORPSMEN.

FIRST AID FOR SHOCK


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT, RECOGNITION,AND TREATMENT OF SHOCK, PRIMARILY OLIGEMICSHOCK

1965

FIRST AID FOR STRAINS AND SPRAINS

2t MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1957

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE STRUCTURE OF MUSCLES. TENDONS,AND LIGAMENTS

FIRST AID FOR THE INJURED


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES HOW BASIC FIRST AID PROCEDURES FITINTO THE NAVY SYSTEM OF EXAMINATION ANDTREATMENT OF THE INJURED

FIRST AM HANDLING AND TRANSPORTING OF THEINJURED INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USN


REVIEWS THE SEVEN PRINCIPLES OF PROPER HAN-DLING AND TRANSPORTING CASUALTIES, DO NOTMOVE BEFORE EXAMINING AND TREATING, KEEP IN-JURED LYING DOWN, HANDLE CAREFULLY, ATTACHRECORD. USE THREE MEN TO ROLL OR LIFT, KEEPWARM, AND USE STRETCHER FOR TRANSPORT.

FIRST AID HANDLING AND TRANSPORTING Of THEINJURED LIFELINES, IMPROVISED STRETCH.ERIL.


PRODUCER USN


FULL TITLE.FIRS7 0 HANOLING AND TRANSPORT.ING OF INJURI LIFELINES, IMPROVISEDSTRETCHERS, ANU CARRIERS. SHOWS SPECIALTECHNIQUES OF HANDLING AND TRANSPORTINGTHE INJURED IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS WHERESTANDARD STRETCHERS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. IN-GLUM USE OF LIFELINES.

1956

FIRST AID HANDLING AND TRANSPORTING OF THEINJURED - MASTERING BASIC TECHNIQUES

V MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1956

PRODUCER USN


REVIEWS TECHNIQUES FOR STRAIGHTENING A SE.RIOUSLY INJURED CASUALTY-ROLLING, LIFTING,TRANSPORTING IN THE ARMY LITTER, AND THE USEOF THE STOKES AND NEIL ROBERTSON STRETCH-ERS.

FIRST AID-A SERIES


PRODUCER USMESA


SUPPLEMENTS THE REGULAR TEACHING OF FIRSTAID TO PERSONS WHO MAY BE WORKING ATPOINTS FAR REMOVED FROM PROFESSIONAL MEDI-CAL HELP SERVES AS AN EFFECTIVE INTRODUC-TION TO, AND FAMILIARIZATION WITH, APPROVEDFIRST AID METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN THEEMERGENCY TREATMENT OF INJURIES AND DIS-ABILITIES.

APWWICIAL RESPIPIATION THE FIRSTFUNDAMENTAL 9MIN

WRNS AND SCALDS - THE FOURTHFUNDAMENTAL, PT 2 ?MIN

CONTROL SLEEDINC, THE SECONDFUNDAM(NTAL 13MIN

ELECT= GOLD CASTING MACHINE W/DRWN

FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS THEFIFTH FUNDAMENTAL 11MIN

OPEN AND CLOUD WOUNDS THEFOURTh FUNDAMENTAL, PT 1 9MIN

PHYSICAL SHOCK ThE MIRO FUNDA-MENTAL 9MIN

TRANSPORTATION THE SIXTH FUN-DAMENTAL 8MIN

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.DIOVISUALS. U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER,WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

FIRST AID, PT 1, MAJOR WOUNDS AND FRACTURES


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES TREATMENT FOR WOUNDS OF THECHEST, BELLY, HEAD, AND FACE - AND FOR FRAC-TURES OF THE JAW, LEG, ELBOW. ARM, RIBS, NECK,AND BACK '


FIRST AID, PT 2, EVERYDAY EMERGENCIES


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES TREATMENT FOR A VARIETY OFCOMMON EMERGENCIES. POISONING, CHEMICAL INTHE EYE, SNAKE BITE, FOREIGN OBJECT IN THEEYE, EAR, NOSE OR THROAT, FAINTNESS, AND BLISSTERS.


FIRST AID, PT 3, BURNS


PROOUCER USA


SHOWS SYMPTOMS OF 1ST, 2D, AND 3D DEGREEBURNS. DEMONSTRATES FIRST AID FOR SERIOUSBURNS CAUSED BY FLAME, HOT LIQUID, WHITEPHOSPHORUS, Ann AND ALKALI

1 HIS HAS BET '4 DI GLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSc RING AGENCY

FIRST AID, PT 4, RESUSCITATION, MOUTH TO MOUTH,MOUTH TO WU


PRODUCER USA


COMPARES MOUTH-TO-MOUTH AND MOUTH-TO.NOSE RESUSCITATION WITH OTHER METHODS OFARTIFICIAL RLSPIRATION. DEMONSTRATES THE AP.PLICATION OF MOUTH-TO MOUTH RESUSCITATION,THUMB JAW-LIFT, two HANDS JAWLIFT ANDMOUTH-TO-NOSE TECHNIQUES

178

18'6

FIRST CHEMICAL SEPARATION OF LAWRENCIUM


PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS THE PREPARATION FOR THE CHEMICALSEPARATION OF LAWRENCIUM, THE RAPID PERFOR-MANCE OF THE CHEMICAL SEPARATION BEFORETHE RADIOACTIVE LAWRENCIUM TRANSMUTATESINTO ANOTHER ELEMENT PRESENTS A DETAILEDDESCRIPTION OF THE SEPARATION CHEMISTRY, ASAN EXPLANATION OF THE OVERALL EXPERIMENTAND ITS SIGNIFICANCE, BY THE RESEARCH CHEM.1ST WHO FIRST CHEMICALLY SEPARATED LAWREN-CIUM

FIRST FORTY DAYS, THE


PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS THE FIRST 43 DAYS OF AMERICANCOMBAT IN KOREA, ARRIVAL OF TROOPS, UNLOAD-ING OF ';UPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT, COMBATSCENES OF GENERALS WALKER AND DEAN, ARRI-VAL OF REPLACEMENTS, COMBAT SCENES ATTAEJON, BLOWING UP BRIDGES, AND ESTABLISHINGDEFENSE LINES.

FIRST GRADE READING


PROOUCER USOE


ONE OF A SERIES DESIGNED TO STIMULATE TEACH-ER DISCUSSION OF THE VARIOUS UVES OF PRO-GRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING FIRSTGRADE READING.

FROM THE PROGRAMMEO INSTRUCTION - THETEACHERS POLE SERIES.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS


PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF FIRST IMPRES.SIONS AND PORTRAYS A DAYS ACTIVITIES ABOARDA U S BATTLESHIP OFF THE COAST OF KOREA. IN-CLUDES BOMBARDMENT OF ENEMY POSITIONSALONG THE SHORE, AND LIVING CONDITIONS ANDHABITS OF OFFICERS AND CREW


FIRST IN COMMAND - THE NAVY SKIPPER


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THECOMMANDING OFFICER OF A NAVY SHIP. THE CAP.TAIN'S ROLE ON THE BRIDGE, IN THE WARDROOM,ON THE MESS DECK, AT CAPTAIN'S MAST AND ATGENERAL QUARTERS ON A DESTROYER LEADERGUIDED MISSILE, IS DESCRIBED. NARRATED BYRICHARD BOONE.

FIRST MINUTE, THE


PRODUCER USBM


THE IMPORTANCE OF TAKING QUICK ACTION ANDAPPLYING FIRST AID WITHIN THE FIRST MINUTEAFTER AN ACCIDENT HAS OCCURRED IS DRAMA-TIZED BY AN ACCIDENT IN THE HOME, AN AUTOACCIDENT, AND A MINING ACCIDENT.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313 AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATF)NAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MEN T OF APPROVAL ATTACHED

FIRST ON TARGET


PHOOUCER USAF


POINTS OUT THE CAPABILITIES OF THE TACTICALAIR COMMAND TO MEET WORLDWIDE MILITARYCOMMITMENTS ON SHORT NOTICE.

CLEARED FOR TY FOR USE IN THE CONTINENTAL US ONLY. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICALVALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECTCURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

"SST REACTOR IN SPACE SNAP-10A


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT OF rHE SNAP-10AUNIT, THE WORLDS FIRST NUCLEAR POWERSYSTEM TO OPERATE IN SPACE, ITS LAUNCH IN1065 BY AN ATLAS-AGENA VEHICLE, AND THE RE.SULTS OF THE EXPERIMENT WHICH WAS OPERATEDSUCCESSFULLY FOR 43 DAYS AND PRODUCEDMORE THAN 500,00 WATT-HOURS OF ELECTRICITY.

FIRST SHORT STEP, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE PROBLEMS OF MOVING THE SEPAP,AltSTAGES (37 THE SATURN V TO THE KENNEDYSPACE CENTER. PRESENTS THE ARRIVAL AND AS-SEMBLY OF ROCKET STAGES AND SPACECRAFT.


FIRST SOFT STEP, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS A DETAILED LOOK AT THE OVERALL MIS.SION ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE SURVEYOR PRO-GRAM TO SOFT-LAND A PICTURETAKING CRAFT ONTHE SURFACE OF THE MOON. INTRODUCES THEVIEWER TO THE SPACECRAFT AND TO TOP SCIEN.TISTS INVOLVED IN ITS FLIGHT. CONCLUDES WITHPHOTOS SENT BACK.TO EARTH FROM SURVEYOR 1.

CLEARED FOR TV.

FIRST THINGS FIRST


PRODUCER USEIM


DESCRIBES THE DERAILMENT OF THE MANTRIP'SACCIDENT IN AN UNDERGROUND COAL MINE. TWOOF THE UNINJURED MEN, WHO HAVE HAD FIRST AIDTRAINING, TAKE CHARGE AND PROCEED TO CAREFOR THE INJURED MEN. DEMONSTRATES THE FIRSTAID PRINCIPI ES IN ACTION.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, MOFORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDI./ISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

FIRST TUESDAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY, THE


PRODUCER US000

nnE No. 001692/RL RENTAL

TRACES THE HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF PRESI.DENTIAL VOTING IN THE U S FROM THE ELECTIONOF GEORGE WASHINGTON. DEPICTS THE CREATIONOF THE 2-PARTY SYSTEM, THE CAUCUS, ABSENTEEBALLOT, AND WOMEN'S VOTING RIGHTS. SHOWSHOW CROSS-COUNTRY CAMPAIGNING HAS GROWNFROM WHISTLE STOPS AND MOTOR CAVALCADESTO MODERN AIR TRAVEL AND TELEVISION DE-BATES. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF EVERY ELI.GIBLE PERSON EXERCISING THE RIGHT TO VOTE.

FIRST TWENTY FIVE YEARS, TM


PRODUCER U3AEC


CONCENTRATES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEFIRST ATOMIC BOMB (1945) AND THE FIRST HYDRO.GEN BOMB (1962). GIVES AN HISTORICAL PERSPEC.TIVE ON THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE LOS ALAMOSSCIENTIFIC LABORATORY IN THE DEVELOPMENTAND ADVANCEMENT OF THE NUCLEAR AGE. DEALSWITH THE REMARKABLE GROUP OF SCIENTISTSGATHERED AT LOS ALAMOS BY DR ROBERT OPPEN-HEIMER.

FIRST YEARS TOGETHER, THE TO BEGIN A CHILD


PRODUCER USOE


DEPICTS THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR GOOD CHILDGUIDANCE OPEN TO ALL PARENTS AND PROSPEC.TIVE PARENTS. DEMONSTRATES THE PARENTSROLE AS THE FIRST AND MOST IMPORTANT EDUCA-TOR OF THE CHILD.

FITTING AND INSTALLING A SECTION OF PIPEAWARD SHIP

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW 1114 4

PRODUCER USN

TITLENO. 3300751RL SALE

TELLS HOW TO APPLY FLANGES, INSERT BOLTS, IN-STALL PIPE HANGERS, AND WELD A FITTED TEM-PLATE . HOW TO APPLY THE SAME PRINCIPLES TOWO....,OEN AND MECHANICAL TEMPLATES - AND HOWTO SET UP AND INSTALL FEMALF TEMPLATESABOARD SHIP.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFIT.TING.

FITTING AND SCRAPII SMALL BEARINGS


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SCRAPE SPLIT BEARINGS FORSHAFT FIT AND ALIGNMENT, HOW TO 'RELIEVE' ASPLIT BEARING TO AID LUBRICATION, AND HOW TOCUT OIL GROOVES IN THE CAP OF A SPLIT BEAR-ING.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. BENCHWORK, NO. 3.

FIVE DAYS OF BETSY, THE


PRODUCER USOCD

nnE NO. 0016931RL SALE

SHOWS THE HAVOC WROUGHT BY HURRICANEBETSY AS IT HIT THE FLORIDA AND LOUISIANAMAINLANDS, AND OF THE EFFORTS OF CIVIL DE.FENSE, THE MILITARY SERVICES, AND GOVERN-MENT AND PRIVATE WELFARE AGENCIES IN ASSIST-ING THE PEOPLE DURING THIS DISASTER.

1056

FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE

IS MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USLBJC SPONSOR USNASA

TITLE NO. 0099471RL

1978

SALE

SHOWS A DRAMATIC EXAMPLE OF SPACE TECHNOL-OGY UTILIZATIONTELECARE, AN ADVANCED EMER.GENCY CARE SYSTEM. DEPICTS HOUSTON PARA-MEDICS SAVING THE LIFE OF A CORONARY VICTIM.EXPLAINS THE SPACE PROGRAM ORIGIN OFSYSTEM COMPONENTS.


FIXED BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR IN THECBI


PRODUCER USWD SPONSOR USOE


SHOWS HOW U S ARMY ENGINEERS BUILT AND RE-PAIRED FIXED BRIDGES IN THE CHINA-BURMA-INDIATHEATER OF OPERATIONS DURING WORLD WAR II.PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1945. RE.LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FIXED GAGES

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, UAW 1941

PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS TYPES AND USES OF GAGES FOR PRECI-SION MEASUREMENT-SNAP, RING. PLUG, TAPERPLUG, TAPER RING, FLUSH PIN, AND SCREW PLUGGAGES.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. PRECI-SION MEASURE- MENT, NO. 3.

FIXED WING PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING, PT 1, IN-TRODUCTION TO FLIGHT


PRODUCER USA


GIVES THE NOMENCLATURE AND SHOWS THEFUNCTIONS OF AIRCRAFT CONTROLS. SHOWS HOWTO SECURE AIRCRAFT ON THE GROUND. DEMON-STRATES MANUAL MOVING OF AIRCRAFT AND TAXI-ING.

FIXED WINO PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINS* PT S. THEFOUR BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF FMKT


PROOUCER USA


SHOWS THE TECHNIQUES FOR CHECKING ALTITUDEAND MANIPULATING CONTROLS. DISCUSSES PER-FORMANCE IN STRAIGHT FLIGHT, CLIMBS, GLIDES,AND TURNS.

179

1 8

FIXED WING PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING, PT 0, BASICGROUND TRACK MANEUVERS

15 MIN, 16MM F:LM, OPT. SD, B&W 1962

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 0047641RL SAL E

DISCUSSES THE EFFECTI OF WIND ON GROUNDSPEED AND COURSE, SHOWS CRABBING, FLIGHTBASED ON WIND CIRCLE, AND 'S' TURNS.

FIXED WING PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING, PT 4, CONFI-DENCE MANEUVERS STEEP TURNS, STALLS,.


PRODUCER USA


FULL TITLE: FIXED WING PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAIN-ING, PT .1, CONFIDENCE MANEUVERS - STEEPTURNS, ST/ I-LS, SPINS. EXPLAINS THE AERODYNAM-ICS AND TECHNIQUES FOR EXECUTING AND RECOV-ERING FROM STEEP TURNS, CLIMBING, GLIDING,LANDING ATTITUDE STALLS, AND SPINS WITHPOWER OFF AND ON.

FIXED WING PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING, PT 5, TAKE-OFFS, LANDINGS, AND TRAFFIC PATTERN

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SCI,.1:11W 1962

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE TECHMQUES FOR TAKEOFF AND EXITFROM THE TRAFFIC PATTERN, ENTRY INTO THEPATTERN, AND LANDING. DISCUSSES TECHNIQUESFOR GO-AROUND FROM ANY POINT IN THE 160-DEGREE PATTERN.

FIXED WING PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING, PT 6,FORCED LANDINGS


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 3307801FIL SALE

SHOWS EXAMPLES OF EMERGENCY LANDING SITIESAND USE OF FAMILIAR LANDING PATTERNS. DEM.ONS1RATES APPROACH AND SAFE EXECUTION OFFORCED LANDING.

FIXED WINO PRIMARY FLIGHT TRAINING, PT 7, DORIC-TIONAL CONTROL


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS USE OF AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS IN CON-TROLLING THE DIRECTION IN THE ROLL OUT.

FLEET THAT CAME TO STAY, THE


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE INVASION OF OKINAWA FROM THE US NAVY POINT OF VIEW AND ILLUSTRATES THE OP-ERATION BY SCENES OF THE COMBAT.

FLEXION EXERCISES IN THE MANACIIMINT OF LOWBACK MECHANICAL DISORDERS


PRODUCER USVA


REVIEWS TREATMENT FOR LOW BACK MECHANICALDISORCERS. EMPHASIZES THAT FLEXION EXER-CISES ARE A CONTRIBUTION TO THE TOTALKNOWLEDGE OF LOW BACK MECHANICAL DISOR-DERS RATHER THAN A DEFINITIVE TREATMENT.

FLJONT

5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, 00i. 1970,

PRODUCER USN

ntLE AC 007650/RL SALE

SHOWS NAVAL AIRCRAFT SOARING TO THE BEATOF A MODERN JAZZ SOUND TRACK.

FUGHT OF APOLLO 07, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE FIRST MANNED MISSION IN THE U SAPOLLO MANNED LUNAR LANDING PROGRAM.SHOWS THREE ASTRONAUTS LIVING AND WORKINGABOARD THE APOLLO COMMAND MODULE DURINGTHE 11-DAY FLIGHT.

FLIGHT OF EAGLE AND COLUMBA


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS MAN'S FIRST MOON LANDING. JULY 1969HIGHLIGHTS THE FLIGHT OF ASTRONANUTS ARM.STRONG, ALDRIN, AND COLLINS FROM LAUNCHINGTHROUGH POST-RECOVERY ACTIVITIES. EMPHA.SIZES THE INITIAL EXPLORATION OF THE LUNARSURFACE.

FLIGHT OF FAITH 07, THE

2e MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS ASTRONAUT GORDON COOPER'S PROJECTMERCURY FLIGHT IN 1963 AS DOCUMENTED FROMTHE PRE-FLIGHT TRAINING THROUGH LAUNCH ANDRECOVERY. TELLS THE STORY OF THE FINALFLIGHT IN THE MERCURY PROGRAM SERIES.

FLIGHT SERVICE STATION, THE

30 mIN. 1564M FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1969

PROOLICER USFAA

nnE NO. 331875/FIL SALE

SHOWS WHAT FAA FLIGHT SERVICE STATIONS DOTO MAKE FLIGHT SAFER, AND A LOT EASIER.

FLIGHT THROUGH INSTRUMENTS SAM INSTRU-MENT FLYING

24 MIN, 16M M FILM. OPT sp. Wm i953

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS A PILOT HOW TO USE THE INSTRUMENTPANEL AS A LENS OR WINDOW THROUGH WHICHHE 'SEES' THE AIRPLANE IN ITS RELATION TO THETHREE DIMENSIONS IN WHICH IT TRAVELERS. IL-LUSTRATES THE INSTRUMENTS THAT ARE NOWSTANDARD EOUIPMENT IN MODERN PLANES ANDEXPLAINS HOW TO USE THEM.

FLIGHT TO THE SOUTH POLE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE CHALLENGE OF ANTARCTIC FLYING,FROM REAR ADMIRAL BYRD'S FIRST POLAR FLIGHTTO OPERATION DEEPFREEZE INCLUDES SCENESOF C-130 HERCULES AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS IN THEANT ARCTIC.

MAIO 70 TOMORROW

28 MIN. IMAM FILM. OPT SO. COL 1967

PROOUCER USNASA


SNOWS SOME Of NASA'S ADVANCED AERONAUTI-CAL RESEARCH TO IMPROVE THE AIRCRAFT OF TO-MORROW

FLIGHT TRAINING WORE YOU FLY


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE BASIC PILOT PREFLIGHT USING THESNJ4 TRAINER, STRESSES THE PATTERN TO BEUSED BY PILOTS IN INSPECTING THEIR AIRCRAFTPRIOR TO FLYING. DEMONSTRATES HOW TO LEAVETHE LINE TAXI. AND RETURN TO THE LINE, ANDHOW TO START AND STOP THE ENGINE.

FLIGHT TRAINING CROSSWIND APPROACHES, LAND-INGS, AND TAKE-OfFS

8 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, Um 1953

PRooucta USN

TITLE *9 331898/RL SALE

EXPLAINS PRINCIPLES Of CROSSWIND CRABBING.AS WELL AS APPROACH AND LANDING TECH-NIMES.

FLIGHT TRAINING EMERGENCIES


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES HIGH ALTITUDE AND LOW ALTITUDEEMERGENCY PROCEDURES AS TAUGHT IN THE SN.J.6 BASIC TRAINER.

FLIGHT TRAINING FUNDAMENTALS OF FORMATIONFLYING, THREE PLANE AND FOUR PLANE


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS TO THE STUDENT NAVAL AVIATOR THEBASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF FORMATION FLYING.SHOWS FORMATION MANEUVERS IN PLANE PHO-TOGRAPHY, ANIMATION, AND STUDENT'S EYE VIEWSEQUENCES STARTING WITH RENDEZVOUSTHROUGH BREAK-UP BASED UPON THREE.ANDFOUR.PLANE SECTIONS USING SNJ-6 AIRCRAFT.


FLIOKT TRAINING SMALL. FIELDS

11 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD. BILLY 1953

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE SMALL FIELD PATTERN. EM-PHASIZING THE NO. 1 AND NO 2 POSITIONS ANDAPPROACHES FROM THESE POSITIONS. ANDSHOWS THE EFFECT OF WIND AND THE won.TANCE OF CROSSWIND GLIDING

FLIGHT TRAINING TAILE-OFFS, APPROACHES, ANDLANDINGS


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES BASIC APPROACH, LANDING. ANDTAKE-OFF TECHNIOUES TO STUDENT AVIATORS.

FLIGNT TRAINING - THE BARREL ROLL

9 MIN, 16MAL FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1953

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS TC) STUDENT PILOTS THE OVERALL PAT-TERN AND POSITIONS OF THE SNJ AIRCRAFT IN THEBARREL ROLL. SHOWS SPECIFIC RELATIONSHIPS OFTHE PLANE TO GROUND CHECK POINTS DURINGCLEARING TURNS, INITIAL STARTING POINT, 45DEGREE POSITION, INVERTED POSITION, AND RE-COVERY


FLIGHT TRAINING THE WINGOVER ROLL

II mIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT, SD, B&W 1953

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS TO STUDENT PILOTS THE OVERALL PAT-TERN AND POSITIONS OF THE SNJ AIRCRAFT IN THEWINGOVER ROLL. SHOWS SPECIFIC RELATIONSHIPSOF THE PLANE TO GROUND CHECK POINTS DURINGCLEARING TURNS. INITIAL STARTING POINT, 45DEGREE POSITION, 90 DEGREE INVERTED POSITION,AND RECOVERY


FLIGHT TRAINING WINCIOVERS AND CHANDLELLES


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PERFORMANCE OF WINGOVERS ANDCHANDELLES, STRESSING THE REASONS FORTHESE MANEUVERS AND HOW A STUDENT CANLEARN TO CCORDINATE CONTROLS THROUGHPRACTICING THESE MANEUVERS

FLIONT WITHOUT WINOS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. sa COL 1969

PRODUCER USNASA


TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF WINGLESS AERO-SPACE CRAFT WHICH CAN BE LAUNCHED BY ROCK.ETS FOR SPACE SHUTTLE USE IN RETURNING MENTO PREDETERMINED LANDING SITES ON EARTH. DE.SCRIBES IN NON-TECHNICAL TERMS THE AERODY-NAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THESE LIFTINGBODIES AND POTENTIAL USES OF THEM.

FLIGHT 62


PRODUCER USFAA


PROVIDES A FASCINATING BEHIND.THESCENESVIEW Of AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL. EMPHASIZES THECOMPUTER TECHNOLOGY THAT MAKES AMERICA'SSOPHISTICATED NATIONAL AIR.SPACE SYSTEM THEWORLD'S BEST

180

FLOATING FoRTRESS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USN

nnE NO 332077/RL SAL

PORTRAYS A DAY'S ACTIVITIES A 00110 A U STLESHIP OFF THE COAST OF KOR A SHOWS LIVINCONDITIONS, HABITS OF OFFICER AND CREW. ABOMBARDMENT OF ENEMY POSIT! NS ALONG THESHORE

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORI AL VALUEDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

FLOCCULATION TEST FOR PAWN= D1SEASE\ \

7 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL (i 966


TITLE NO 000607/RL I SALE

DEMONSTRATES A RAPID TECHNIQUE FOR ETECT-ING CERTAIN PARASITIC DISEASES EMPLO FLOC-CULATING BENTONITE PARTICLES.

FLOOD


PRODUCER USESSA


DESCRIBES THE MANNER IN WHICH FLOOD PRE IC.TIONS ARE MADE PORTRAYS THE BASIC PRE AU.TIONS AGAINST THE DANGERS AND HARDSHIP IM-POSED BY FLOODS. SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENTAND IMPACT Of FLOODS CAUSED BY SEASONALSNOW MELTING, HURRICANES, AND HEAVY RAIN-STORMS.

FL000 BELOW

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD COL 1975

PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS THE STORY Of TWO COWBOYS. CALAND PETE, WHO ARE THREATENED AS A FLASHFLOOD THUNDERS INTO THE VALLEY Of THEIRROCKY MOUNTAIN RANCH THEY REMEMBER HOWA SIMILAR FLOOD ONCE NEARLY DESTROYED ATOWN WHERE THEY WERE STATIONED IN THEARMY. AND THE AGONY Of ITS VICTIMS. DISCUSSESHOW NASA SURVEILLANCE HAS YIELDED INFORMA-TION TO HELP SAVE MANY AREAS FROM FUTUREFLOOD DAMAGE

FROM THE REDISCOVERY SERIES

FLOW PROCESS CHART AND 140W TO

15 MIN, IeMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USOSRD


USE IT, THE

1945

SALE

SHOWS THE USE Of A FLOW PROCESS CHART INTHE STUDY AND APPLICATION OF WORK SIMPLIFI.CATION, THE MEANING OF THE SYMBOLS USED ONSUCH A CHART, AND THE USE Of THE CHART INANALYZING THE RELATIVELY SIMPLE JOB Of SHAV-ING

FLUE GAS ANALYSIS ORSAT APPARATUS


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP THE ORSAT GAS ANALYZ-ER COLLECT AN AIR-FREE SAMPLE OF FLUE GAS -ABSORB AND MEASURE THE AMOUNTS Of CARBONDIOXIDE, OXYGEN, AND CARBON MONOXIDE IN THESAMPLE AND CALCULATE THE AMOUNT Of NITRO-GEN.

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES

FLUID COUPLING, THE PRINCIPLES Of OPEMTION

13 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1954

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE FLUID COUPLING, ITS COMPONENTSPARTS, AND OPERATION

FLUID RESIN TECHNIQUE FON PROCESSING COM-PLITE CENTUPLES


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING DEN.TURES USING FLUID RESIN IN A HYDROCOLLOIDMOULD. DEMONSTRATES THE FLASKING PROCE.DURE, SPRUING, POURING THE RESIN, AND RECOVERY OF THE FINISHED DENTURE.

PLUMS NI WIKENTLISIMIEN

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER USNASA


ILLUSTRATES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF FLUID DY-NAMICS BY UTILIZING KINESCOPE AND OTHER FILMFOOTAGE FROM THE SKYLAB IN-FLIGHT SCIEN_IEDEMONSTRATIONS. ASTRONAUT OWEN K GARRIOTTDISCUSSES THE EXPERIMENT USING BOTH VOICE.OVER AND ONCAMERA NARRATION.

FROM THE SKYLAB SCIENCE DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES.

FLUOROMETINC DETERMINATION OF SERUM TYRO.1110111, PT 2, PROCEDURE



TITLI NO. 011:030/RL SALE

DEM *ISTRATES PROCEDURE OF MEASURING ANDRECORDING SERUM TYROSINE BY USE OF THEFLUOROMETER,

FLUONOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF URUM PHENYLALANINE, PT 1,...



TITLE NO. 010035/RE-- SALE

FULL TITLE: FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OFSERUM PHENYLALANINE. PT 1, PREPARATION OFREAGENTS AND STANDARDS. DEMONSTRATES FOR-MULATIONS AND TECHNIQUES OF PREPARING REA.GENTS USED IN FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATIONOF PHENYLALANINE.

FLUOROMETINC DETERMINATION OF URUM PHENYLALANINE-SOORT-

III MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE,,COL 1986



FULL TITLE. FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OFSERUM PHENYLALANINE . SHORT METHOD, PT 2.DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR RAPID MEA.SUREMENT OF PHENYLALANINE LEVELS IN BLOODSERUM, USING A FLUOROMETER.

FLUONOMETRIC DETERMINATION Of URUM PHINY-LALANINE, PT 2...


PRODUCER USPHS $PONSOR USNMAC


FULL TITLE: FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OFSERUM PHENYLALANINE, PT 2, PROCEDURE. DEM-ONSTRATES THE TREATMENT OF SERUM SAMPLESAND USE OF REAGENTS AND WATER BATHS FORMAXIMUM FLUORESCENCE. %sows HOW TO SETUP, ADJUST, AND READ THE FLUOROMETER.

FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION Of SERUM PINNY.LALANINE SNORT...

13 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDECCASSETTE, COL 10011


pnE NO. 010033/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OFSERUM PHENYLALANINE &KAT METHOD, PT I.SHOWS HOW REAGENTS ARE PREPARED FORRAPID MEASUREMENT OF PHENYLALANINE LEVELSIN BL000 SERUM, USING A FLUOROMETER.

FLUOROMETRIC DETIRMINATION Of SERUM PHENYLALANINE, PT 1, PREPARATION OF ...


PRODUGER USPHS $PONSOR USNMAC


FULL TITLE.FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINA WV OFSERUM PNENYLALANINE, PT I, PREPRARTIAV OFREAGENTS DEMONSTRATES FORMULATIONS ANDTECHNIQUES FOR PREPARING THE REAGENTSUSED IN THE FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OFPHENYLALANINE.

PLUMMET= DETERMINATION OF SERUM PHINYLALASINIE, PT 2, PROCEDURE




DEMONSTRATES THE TREATMENT OF SERUM SAM-PLES, AND THE USE OF REAGEANTS AND WATERBATHS TO PROOUCE MAXIMUM FLUORESCENCE IN-TENSITY. SHOWS HOW TO SET UP THE FLUORO.METER AND HOW TO ADJUST AND READ IT.

FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF SERUM PHEW-LALANINE - SHORT METHOD, PT 1




SHOWS HOW REAGENTS ARE PREPARED FORRAPID MEASUREMENT OF PHENYLALANINE, LEVELSIN BLOOD SERUM, USING A FLUOROMETER.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF SERUM PHEN.YLALANINE (SHOFIT METHOD), PT 1 '

FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF SERUM PHENY.LALANINE SHORT METFIOD, PT 2




DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR RAPID MEA.SUREMENT OF PHENYLALANINE LEVELS IN BLOODSERUM, USING A FLUOROMETER.

FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF SERUM TYRO-SINE, -PT 1, PREPARATION Of REAGENTS

10 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, GOL


TITLE IVO 010037/RL

1960

SALE

FULL TITLE: FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OfSERUM TYROSINE, PT 1, PREPARATION OF REA.GENTS. DEMONSTRATES FORMULATIONS ANDTECHNIOUES OF PREPARING REAGENTS USED INTHE FLOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF TYROSINE..

FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF URUM TYRO-SINE, PT 1, PREPARATION OF REAGENTS

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL IMO



DEMONSTRATES FORMULATIONS AND TECHNIQUESOF PREPARING REAGENTS USED IN THE FLUORO.METRY OF TYROSINE.

FLUDNOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF SERUM TYRO-WNE, PT 2, PROCEDURE

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. GOL 1967

PROAXER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS TREATMENT OF SERUM SAMPLES ANDMETHODS OF DEVELOPING MAXIMUM FLUORES-CENCE DENSITY. DEMONSTRATES USE OF FLUORO.METER AND HOW TO PLOT FINAL READINGS.

FLY DENSITY SURVEYS EY THE GRILL METHOO


PRODUCER USPHS


EXPLAINS THE NATURE, CONSTRUCTION, AND USEOF THE FLY GRILL FOR MEASURING FLY DENSITY.

FROM.THE COMMUNITY FLY CONTROL SERIES.

FLY MARINE

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, GOL 1975

PRODUCER USW


SHOWS THE LATEST AIRCRAFT UTILIZED BY THEMARINE CORPS, MOTIVATES YOUNG MEN TOWARDCAREERS AS MARINE CORPS PILOTS AND AIRCREW.MEN.

FLYING CLUBS

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, GOL

PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 334375/RL

1969

SALE

DESCRIBES THE ADVANTAGES IN BELONGING TO AFLYING CLUB. EMPHASIZES SAFETY FACTORS TOBE CONSIDERED IN ORGANIZING FLYING CLUBS,ENLISTING NEW MEMBERS, PURCHASING AND LEAS-ING EQUIPMENT, ESTABLISHING GOOD RELATIONSWITH A FIXED BASE OPERATOR AND OTHER IMPOR.TANT MATTERS AFFECTING SAFE, EFFICIENT, ANDECONOMICAL OPERATIONS.

FLYING FLOATS


PRODUCER USFAA


DESCRIBES HOW FLOAT PLANES COMBINE THEBEAUTY OF FLYING AND FUN OF BOATING, LUT RE.QUIRE SKILLFUL HANDLING. SHOWS AERIAL PHO.TOGRAPHY AND EMPHASIZES A SAFETY MESSAGE.SHOWS DIFFICULT.TO.HANDLE GLASSY WATERLANDINGS.

181

1 S

FLYING IN A PRESSURE CAPIN


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THEPROPER OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT PRESSURIZA.TION AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS AND EMER.GENCY PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN THEEVENT OF A LOSS OF CABIN PRESSURE.

FLYING SOLDIERS

30 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD:B&W 1956

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THENEW CONCEPT OF ARMY TACTICAL MOBILITYTHROUGH ARMY AVIATION.

FLYING SWEPT WINO T.TAIL JET TRANSPORTS


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS,FLIGHT FEATURES, DESIGN CONFIGURATION, ANDOPTIONAL ASPECTS OF SWEPT T.TAIL JET TRANS.PORTS..

FOCUSED COLUMATORS


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 00677SIRL SALE

SHOWS HOW PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF COL.LIMATORS DETERMINE PERFORMANCE, DEMON.STRATING WITH STRAIGHT-BORE AND MULTIHOLEFOCUSED INSTRUMENTS. PRESENTS THE RELA-TIONSHIP OE SENSITIVITY TO RESOLUTION76 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE ANDINAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED.DEVELOPED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE COM.MIME ON EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF THE SOCIETY OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE.

FROM THE NUCLEAR MEDICINE SERIES.

FOILSORNE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW HYDROFOILS WORK AND WHAT THEFUTURE HOLDS FOR THEM IN TOMORROWS NAVY.

FOLLOW UP, THE


PRODUCER USSBA


DEALS WITH SALESMANSHIP AND MARKETING INBUSINESS. SHOWS THE VALUE Or FOLLOWING UPON ADVERTISEMENTS AND PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGNS.

MOO ANO MONEY


PROCKICER USOLC

TITLE NO. COSS 11 /RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE ECONOMICS OF FOOD, FROM THEFARMER TO THE CONSUMER. DISCUSSES SUCHQUESTIONS AS-WHAT CAUSES FOOD PRICE IN-CREASES?, WHAT ARE THE COSTS BUILT INTO ALOAF OF BREAD?, AND HOW CAN THE CONSUMERNOT ONLY COPE WITH RISING PRICES, BUT DOSOMETHING ABOUT THEM?

F000 CONSERVATION THE DOLLARS ANO SEMOF 11000 "Arm

9 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1956,

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE ECONOMIC MERITS OF TAKING JUSTENOUGH FOOD FOR INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY. POINTSOUT THAT CONSCIENTIOUS AVOIDANCE OF WASTEALLOWS FOR MENU EXTRAS.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN UCCLAHED OsSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

F000 FOR SPACE TRAVELERS


PRODUCER USNASA


REPORTS ON THE PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS IN.VOLVED IN DEVELOPING, PREPARING AND EATING

NUTRITIOUS AND TASTEFUL FOODS DURING EX.TENDED SPACE JOURNEYS

F000 FOR YOUTH-A SERIES


PRODUCER USCHND

TITLE NO. 009444/RL SALESTUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

CLASSROOM AND CAFETERIA 29MIN

FUEL FOR LIFE

INNOVATIONS AND CHALLENGES

rrs NOT GOOD FOR YOUI

PLACES WE UT IN

PREPARING MEALS THE LAST

THREE MEALS A DAY. PLUS

WHAT'S A ULANCED DIET?

WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME? - THE NUTRIENTS

WHAT'S NUTRITION?

CLEARED FOR TV.

29MIN

29MIN

29MIN

STEP 27MIN

29MIN

28MIN

FOOTPRINTS IN THE SEA


PRODUCER USN


REPORTS ON THE LATEST DEEP SUBMERSIBLE MA.NEUVERABLE CRAFT BEING TESTED AND USED BYTHE NAVY. OVER 50 PERCENT OF THE FILM IS MADEOi NEW UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY, INCLUDINGSCENES OF SOUSCOUPE, DEEP JEEP, MOREY, ANDCURV

FOR ALL THE PEOPLE THE HARRY S TRUMAN LI-MARY


PRODUCER USNLT

TITLE NO 337060/RL RENTAL SALF

SHOWS THE ROLE OF TRUMAN DURING AND IMME.DIATELY FOLLOWING WORLD WAR II. INCLUDESSUCH HISTORICAL EPISODES AS THE ENDING OF

28MIN THE WAR IN EUROPE, THE USE OF THE ATOMICBOMB, THE END OF THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC,

MAIN AMERICAN PARTICIPATION IN THE U N. THE KOREAN'/AR, THE TRUMAN DOCTRINE, AND POSTWAR DO-

MESTIC PROGRAMS. NARRATED BY MARTIN GABEL.

FOOD HANDLING-A SERIES

3 35MM FILMSTRIPS, SILENT


TITLE NO 001201 /RL SALE9EVIEW MATERIALS FOR FILMS IN THE FILM SERIESOF THE SAME TITLE

MK PRINCIPLES OF KITCHENLAYOUT 84FRS

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF REPRIGERA-TION 71FRS

RIFRIGERATED FOOD STORAGE PRIN-CIPLES 62FRS

FOOD PREPARATION



TITLE NO. 3,'.250/RL SALE

PORTRAYS COOKING OPERATIONS IN PREPARING ATYPICAL MEAL IN A MEDIUM-SIZED RESTAURANTAND EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANT SANITARY PRE.CAUTIONS TAKEN BY THE KITCHEN PERSONNEL INTHE PREPARATION AND HANDLING OF THE FOOD.


F000 SANITATION, PT 1. CONSTRUCTION OF BUILD-INGS




ILLUSTRATES VARIOUS DEGREES OF ACCEPTABIL.ITY AND NONACCEPTABILITY OF RESTAURANT CON.STRUCTION ACCORDING TO U S PUBLIC HEALTHSERVICE SANITATION STANDARDS FOR EATING ANDDRINKING ESTABLISHMENTS.

F000 SANITATION, PT 2. UTENSILS AND EQUIPMENT




ILLUSTRATES U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE STAN.DARDS FOR UTENSILS AND EQUIPMENT IN RESTAU.RANTS.

f000 SANITATION. PT 3. WASHING AND STORAGE




ILLUSTRATES U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE STAN.DARDS FOR WASHING AND STORAGE PROCEDURESIN RESTAURANTS.

FOOD SANITATION, PT 4. REFRIGERATION AND F000

48 FR, 35MM Fit MSTHIP, SILENT, COL 1954



ILLUSTRATES U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE STAN-DARDS FOR REFRIGERATION AND FOOD HANDLINGIN RESTAURANTS.

F004. ARO HIS MONEY, A


PRODUCER USN


PROVIDES INSTRUCTIONS TO SERVICE PERSONNELON SOUND DECISIONS IN PERSONAL AFFAIRS DEAL.ING WITH FINANCIAL 1 RANSACTIONS.

FOR ALL TO ENJOY


PRODUCER USAE


DEPICTS RECREATIONAL AREAS USED BY MILLIONSOf PEOPLE FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION AROUNDCORPS OF ENGINEERS RESERVOIRS IN THE PACIFICNORTHWEST. INCLUDES MANY VIEWS OF THE MAG.NIFICENT SCENERY.

FOR CHILDREN BECAUSE WE CARE



TITLE NO. 337200/RL

1985

SALE

NOTED PEDIATRICIAN, DR BENJAMIN SPOCK DIS.CUSSES COMMUNITY WATER FLOURIDATION, ITSSAFETY, AND LOWCOST IN REDUCING DENTALCARIES, A COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHIL.DREN AND ADULTS IN FLUORIDATED AND NON.FLOURIDATED COMMUNITIES SHOW THE FACTS. DRSPOCK GIVES ADVICE TO PARENTS

FOR THOU ART WITH ME


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 337410/rk SALE

DESCRIBE THE MINISTRY AND MISSIONS OF THECHAPLAINS IN VIETNAM. SHOWS HOW CHAPLAINSOF DIFFERENT FAITHS ADMINISTER TO THE SPIRI.TUAL NEEDS OF MARINES BEFORE. DURING, ANDAFTER COMBAT


1966

FORCE AND CONTROL OF SURFACE TENSION IN THELUNG, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMOWTRATES HOW THE FORCES OF SURFACETENSION AFFECT THE LUNGS DURING INSPIRATIONAND EXPIRATION. PRESENTS A DETAILED EXPLANA.TION OF THE REASONS SURFACE TENSION EXISTS,EXPLAINS COLLAPSING FORCES IN ALVEOLICAUSED BY SURFACE TENSION. AND DETAILS THEROLE OF A SURFACTANT IN COMBATING AND REG.ULATING THIS FORCE61 SLIDES 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE OR IN.AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

FORCE IN READINESS




SHOWS THE NAVY.MARINE CORPS TEAM IN OPER.ATION, FEATURING THE VALUE OF TRAINED MAN.POWER, WHILE POINTING UP THE MANY MODERNWEAPONS AVAILABLE TO THE TEAM.

FORCE Of CITIZENS, A

10 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, CAL 1975

PRODUCER USDAVA

TITLF NO. 010079IRL RENTAL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE FORMATION OF THE NATIONALARMY AND NAVY OF THE U S AT THE TIME OF THEAMERICAN REVOLUTION

182

FORCEPS DELIVERIES-A SERIES


PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE EQUIPMENTAND TECHNIQUES OF FORCEPS DELIVERY

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT 1, PREREQ-UISITES FOR FORCEPS DELIVERIES 17MIN

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT 3. TRACTION 25MIN

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT 4, TRANS-VERSE ARREST 40MIN

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT 6, SELLANDFORCEPS 48MIN

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT 5, FORCEPSMANAGEMENT Of FACE PRESENTA-TIONS

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT f, -BARTONFORCEPS

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT I, PIPERFORCEPS FOR AFTERCOMING HEAD

10MIN

19MIN

12MIN

FORCEPS DELIVERIES. PT 1, PREREQUISITES FORFORCEPS DELIVERIES


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES POSITION AND ENGAGEMENT OfTHE BABY'S HEAD, AS WELL AS DILATION Of THECERVIX.

FROM THE FORCEPS DELIVERIES SERIES


FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT 3, TRACTION


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES MANUAL AND INSTRUMENTALMETHODS OF ACCOMPLI3HING AXIS.TRACTION, ANDPROPER APPLICATION Of CLASSICAL AND SPECIALFORCEPS USED IN THE INSTRUMENTAL METHOD.

FROM THE FORCEPS DELIVERIES SERIES,


FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT 4. TRANSVERSE ARREST


PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES FORCEPS DELIVERY TECHNIQUESFOR TRANSVERSE POSITIONS OF THE (AZIPUT,AND POSTERIOR POSITIONS OF THE OCCIPUT.

FROM THE FORCEPS DELIVERIES SERIES.

SUGGESTED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS ONLY

FORCEPS DELIVERIES. PT 5, KEILLAND FORCEPS


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS USES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE KEILLANDFORCEPS FOR DELIVERIES INVOLVING TRANS.VERSE AND POSTERIOR POSITIONS


RECOMMEKDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY

FORCEPS DELIVERIEk PT I, FORCEPS MANAGEMENTOF FACE PRESENTATIONS


PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES THE APPLICATION OF KEILLAND FOR-CEPS FOR MANAGEMENT OF FACE PRESENTATIONSIN DELIVERY. UNDERSCORES THE ADVANTAGES OF!NSTRUMENTAL MANAGEMENT OVER MANUAL MAN.AGEMENT.



FORCEPS DELIVERIES. PT 7. BARTON FORCEPS


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES APPLICATION AND USE FORTRANSVERSE ARREST AND FACE PRESENTATIONDELIVERIES-ADVANTAGES FOR PATIENTS WITH DE-FORMED SACRUM OR FLAT PELVIS.

FROM THE FORCEPS DE1IVERI5S SERIES.

SUGGESTED FOR PROFE3SIONAL GROUPS ONLY

FORCEPS DELIVERIES, PT S. PIPER FORCEPS FORAFTM.COMING HEAD

1 z MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES APPLICATION AND USE OF PIPERFORCEPS FOR DELIVERIES INVOLVING BREECHPRESENTATION.


SUGGESTED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS ONLY

FORCES IN MEM28 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER USAF

nnE No. ocks455/Rt. RENTAL SALE

PORTRAYS THE ROLE OF THE U S AIR RESERVEFORCES AND THEIR SIONIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONSTO THE MAINTENANCE OF PEACE IN THE FREEWORLD.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDnoEs NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT!)OLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

FOREICIM LANGUAGE LIMNING IN OUR SCHOOLS AREPORT OM RESULTS ACHIEVED NY STARTINGIN


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 338100/R1 RENTAL SALE

FULL nnE..FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING W OURSCHOOLS A REPORT ON RESULTS ACHIEVED BYSTARTING W THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. PRE.SENTS A PICTORIAL SURVEY OF ACTIVITIES DURINGCLASSES IN FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH. AND RUS.SIAN IN ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS,AND ONE COLLEGE. SUITABLE FOR SHOWINGS TO PT A MEETINGS, SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, TEACVERS, AND YOUTH GROUPS.

FOREIGN MARKETING NEWSREEL


PRODUCER USDA


TAKES VIEWER AROUND THE WORLD FOR ACOLORFUL LOOK AT AMERICAN AGRICULTURALPRODUCTS ON THE MOVE. EXPLAINS HOW ANDWHY U S FARM PRODUCTS ARE FINDING LARGEMARKETS AND MAKING BIG NEWS IN THE INTENSE.LY COMPETITIVE WORLD OF THE 1960'S.

FOREIGN OBJECTS DAMAGE TO ARMY AIRCRAFT

16 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEW 1967

PRODUCER USA


ExPLAINS THE DANGER OF FOREIGN OBJECTDAMAGE, HOW IT IS CAUSED IN ARMY ROTARY ANDFIXED WING AIRCRAFT, AND HOW IT CAN BE PRE-VENTED.

FOREMANSHIP TRAINING-A SERIES

4 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD 190PRODUCER USBM SPONWR USMESA


POINTS OUT ASPECTS OF THE FOREMAN'S SUPERVISORY POSITION WHICH MUST BE LEARNED ANDSTRESSED. EMPHASIZES SAFETY.

INVISTKIATION A TO01. FUR ACCI-DENT PREVENTION 7MIN

OW. SAFETY 10mIN

SET THE PACE 10MIN

TEACH SAFETY 15MIN

RESTRICTION-PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA.TION, 400 FORBES .AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

FOREST PATTERNS - BEAUTY AND USE


PRODUCER USDA


STRESSES THE PLANNED. SC ENTIFIC, AND SYSTEM.ATIC HARBEST OF TIMBER-1 4E MANAGEMENT PAT.TERNS CALLED PATCH CUTTI; G.

must THE29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1960

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THAT NATIONAL FORESTS ARE VALUABLEFOR WATER CONSERVATION, TIMBER, FORAGE ANDRECREATION. DEPICTS TRAIL RIDING, SKIING ANDPICNICKING. USES LITTLE NARRATION MUSIC IS BYTHE AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

FORGE WILDING


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO MAINTAIN A PROPER FIRE,UPSET AND SCARF ROUND STOCK, MAKE A LAPWELD, AND SHAPE AND HAMMER REFINE THEWELD.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. FORGING, NO. 2.

FORGING WITH A HAND FORGE

13 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CLEAN THE TUYERE AND BUILD ANOPEN FIRE IN A FORGE, LAY OUT AND MARK THESTOCK, HEAT MILD STEEL FOR FORGING, ANDFORGE AN EYE.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. FORGING, NO. 1

FORGIVING HIGHWAYS


PRODUCER USFHWA


SHOWS PROPER USE OF GUARDRAI'. AND MEDIANBARRIER INSTALLATIONS. BREAKAIAAY SIGN SUP-PORTS, AND CRASH CUSHIONS TO PROVIDE A FOR-GIVING ROADSIDE.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE TEXASTRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE.

FORKLIFT OPERATOR, THE


PRODUCER USOSHA


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE-LATED TO THE FORKLIFT OPERATOR IN THE LONG.SHORE INDUSTRY.105 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED.

FROM THE LONGSHORE SAFETY.' AND HEALTHSERIES.

FORMALDEHYDE DECONTAMINATION Of LAMINARFLOW SIOLOGICAL SAFETY CASINETS


PRODUCER USNIH


DESCRIBES THE PROCEDURES FOR DECONTAMI-NATING LAMINAR FLOW CABINETS USING HEAT DE-POLYMERIZED PARAFORMALDEHYDE. DISCUSSESWHY AND WHEN DECONTAMINATION IS NECES-SARY. DESCRIBES THE EQUIPMENT AND PC:10CE.OURES USED.

FORMAUWITHER SEDIMENTATION TECHNIQUE



TITLE NO. 336240IRL SAL E

SHOWS THE STEp.BY-STEP PROCEDURE FOR PER.FORMING THE FOAMALIN.ETHER SEDIMENTATIONTECHNIQUE ON FECAI. SPECIMENS FOR DIAGNOSISOF INTESTINAL pARACITES.

FORMING ON A HAND OPERATED MAKE

17 MIN, 1tIMM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1944

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE An. 339400/RL SA I E

SHOWS HOW TO SET UP THE BRAKE FOR BENDANGLE AND BEND RADIUS, uPERATE THE BRAKE.AND CHECK TEST PIECES AND FINISHED WORK.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT IVORK SERIES. FORMINGSHEET METAL, NO. 3.

FORMING ON ROTARY MACHINES

17 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. BAW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO FORM SHEET.METAL PARTSON THE SLIPROLL MACHINE AND ON THE BEADING.ROLL MACHINE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES FORMINGSHEET METAL, NO. 2.

FORMING ON THE STRETCHING MACHINE


PROOXER USOE

TITLE NO 008422/K RENTAL 'SALE

SHOWS HOW TO FORM A SKIN PANEL ON THESTRETCH PRESS, SET UP THE MACHINE. MAKE NEC-ESSARY ADJUSTMENTS FOR A PRODUCTION RUN,AND HANDI E THE RUN.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. FORMINGSTEEL METAL, NO. 6.

FORMING WITH A DROP HAMMER

17 MIN, itIMM FILM, OPT. SD, BAW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE ma 339440/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF DROP HAMMER FOAM-ING. TELLS HOW TO OPERATE THE PNEUMATICHAMMER, SET UP THE PUNCH AND DIE, HANDLE APRODUCTION RUN ON A SINGLE-HIT JOB, AND USEDRAW RINGS ON A DEEP-DRAW JOB.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. FORMINGSHEET METAL, NO. 5.

FORMING WITH RUMEN ON THE HYDRAULIC MSS

Il MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1044

PRODUCER USOE

nnE NO. 339450/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW SHEET METAL PARTS ARE FORMEDWITH RUBBER ON A HYDRAULIC PRESS. HOW TOSET UP THE WORK, AND HOW TO OPERATE THEPRESS.

FROM THE ARICRAFT WORK SERIES. FORMINGSHEET METAL.

FORT RALEIGH


PRODUCER USDAVA

nnE NO. 010060/RL RENTAL

1966

SALE

PRESENTS A CHROMICLE OF THE REASONS ANDEVENTS LEADING TO THIS EARLY SETTLEMENT.INTHE NEW WORLD. USING THE WORKS OF JOHNWHITE, AN ARTIST WHO ACCOMPANIED THE SET-TLERS, PROVIDES A CLOSER UNDERSTANDING OFTHE LIFE OF THOSE TIMES.

FORTRESS IN THE SEA


PRODUCER USA

1963


RECALLS THE RECAPTURE OF CORREGIDOR INWORLD WAR II By GEN MACARTHUR'S FORCE, IN.CLUDING RECOLLECTIONS OF AN ARMY NURSE, APARATROOPER, A COMMANDER, AND AN ARMYSERGEANT.


CLEARED FOR TV.

FOSTER FAMILY HOMES FOR ADULTS

6 MIN. 10AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE O09096/11L SALE

PRESENTS A PROGRAM OF THE STATE OF WASH.INGTON DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALTHSERVICES CALLED 'FOSTER HOMES FOR ADULTS.'PROVIDES A FOSTER HOME FOR THE ELDERLY ANDFOR MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPEDADULTS BEING DISCHARGED FROM INSTITUTIONS.

FOUNDATION FOR GROWTH

27 MIN, 1654M FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE No. 340511/RL RENTAL

1970

SALE

EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR EARLY INTERVENTIONIN TRAINING OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED, ANDFEATURES MOSTLY PRE.SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, BUTWITH DEMONSTRATION OF PROGRESSIVE TRAININGACTIVITIES THAT MAY HAVE A BEGINNING IN PRE-SCHOOL. FILMED IN SCANDANAVIA AND ENGLAND.

FOUNOATIONS A110 CONCRETE


PROOUCER USN


PRESENTS A BRIF OVERVIEW OF BUILDING FOUN-DATIONS. USUALLY MADE OF CONCRETE, AND MEN-TIONS VARIABLES WHICH DETERMINE TYPE OFFOUNDATION TO BE USED.

FROM THE BUILDING TECHNIQUES SERIES

FOUR FACES ON A MOUNTAIN

1950 21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS THE STORY BEHIND MAJESTIC SCULP-TURE OF MOUNT RUSHMORE THROUGH A COLLECTION OF CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS, PRINTS, ANDFILM SCENES TO REVEAL THE LIVES OF THE FOURPRESIDENTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO AMER-ICA TODAY.

FOUNDRY PRACTICE - wool MOLDING-A SERIES


PRrfAAL-cR USOE


MAKING A PATTERN REQUIRING SEG-MENTAL CONSTRUCTION 13MIN

MARINO A SIMPLE CORE 15MIN

MOLDING PART HAVING A VERTICALCORI 19MIN

MOLDING WITH A LOOSE PATTERNBENCH 21 MIN

MOLDING WITH A SPLIT PATTERN 19MIN

FOUNDRY PNAeTICE FLOOR MOLDING-A SERIES


PROOUCER USOE


MOLDING A NORIZONTAL CORED PART 22MIN

MOLDING A VALVE 000Y

MOLDING PART WITH DEEP GREEN5A110 CORE 26MIN

MOLDING WITH A LOOSE PATTERN -FLOOR 24MIN

MOLDING WITH A THREE-PART FLASK 35MIN

FOUNDRY PRACTICE MACHINE MOLDING-A mu2 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD 1945

PRODUCER USOE


MOLDING ON A JOLT ROLL-OVER PAT-TERN DRAW MACHINE 23MIN

MOLDING ON A JOLT SQUEEZE MA.'coma 10MIN

FOUNDRY WORK MELTING PRACTICE-A SERIES

2 10MM FILMS, OPT. SD , 1945

'PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE PROCESS OF MELTING A CUPOLA.

CHARGING AND OPERATING ACUPOLA 14MIN

PREPARING A CUPOLA FOR CHARGING 21MIN

FOUNTAIN HOUSE


PROOUCEH USDRU


PRESENTS A HALFWAY HOUSE FOR RECENTLY DIS-CHARGED MENTAL PATIENTS IN NEW YORK, USINGTHE FILMOGRAPH TECHNIQUE. FEATURES AN INNO-VATIVE TRANSITIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. ANDGIVES THE RESULTS OF A STUDY ON THE EFFECTSOF SEVERAL TYPES OF TRANSITION METHODS OF-FEF,ED TO RECENTLY DISCHARGED PATIENTS.

FROM THE RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATIONSBRIEF SERIES.

FOUR CHILDREN

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. BEW

PROO(ICER USOE0


SHOWS FOUR HEAD START CHILDREN, SO ALIKE ASHUMAN BEINGS, $O DIFFERENT AS PEOPLE AN IN-T1MATE LOOK AT THE CHILDREN AND THE HOMESTHAT INFLUENCE THEM.

FOUR DAYS Of GEMINI 4, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


DCCUMENTS THE FIRST EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITYOR 'WALK IN SPACE' BY AN AMERICAN At1TRONAUTDURING THE GEMINI 4 MISSION. SHOWS DETAILS OFTHE GEMINI SPACE SUIT, A 'SPACE GUN' PROPUL-SION SYSTEM, AND MISSION ACTIVITIES OF ASTRO-NAUTS WHITE AND MCDIVITT.

1973

FOUR RMS EARTH VIEW


PRODUCER USNASA


DISCUSSES SKYLAB, THE FIRST U S MANNED SPACEPROGRAM DEVELOPED SPECIFICALLY TO CARRYACTIVITIES AND EOU1PMENT AIMED AT IMPROVINGMAN'S LIFE ON EARTH. DESCRIBES 3 MISSIONS, 9ASTRONAUTS, AND THEIR 171 DAYS IN AMERICA'SFIRST MANNED LABORATORY IN SPACE.

FOURTH GRADE VOCASULARY


PRODUCER USOE


DESIGNED TO STIMULAT E TEACHER DISCUSSION OFTHE VARIOUS USES OF PROGRAMMED INSTRUC- 'TION IN THE TEACHING OF FOURTH GRADE VO-CABULARY.

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION SERIES.THE TEACHER'S ROLE.

FRACTURED LOOK, THE

15 Of , 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCEA USNASA

1977.


EXAMINES THE WAYS IN WHICH LANDSAT MAYSERVE AS A T001 IN SEARCHING FOR MINERALAND MONITORING GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS. THE SAT-ELLITE CAN REVEAL FRACTURES OR FAULTS THATMAY INDICATE PAST, PRESENT, OR POTENTIALEARTHQUAKE ACTIVITY. FAULTS ARE ALSO THEPATHWAYS MINERALS USE TO MAKE THEIR WAYMOM DEFP WITHIN THE EARTH TO ITS SURFACE.SHOWS HOW THE LANDSAT IMAGERY CAN CON-TRIBUTE TO EXPLORATION FOR MINERAL RE-SOUCES BY REVEALING FRACTURES AND ROCK AL-TERATIONS!

FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL SERIES. LANDSAT - ASATELLITE FOR ALL SEASONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

FRACTURES ASOUT THE ELBOW

30 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT, SO COL 1954

PRODUCER USVA


DISCUSSES THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THEELBOW JOINT AND ILLUSTRATES THE DISPLACINGPULLS OF THE MUSCLE GROUPS AS THEY AFFECTDIFFERENT FRACTURES. DESCRIBES THE MECHA-NISM OF TYP1CAL-ELBOW INJURIES, SUCH AS FRACTURES OF THE SUPRACONDYLAR. INTERCONDYLAR,OLECRANON AND HEAD OF THE RADIUS, AND DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS TYPES OF MANAGEMENT, IN-CLUDING MANIPULATION, TRACTION, AND OPEN RE-DUCTION.

FRACTURES ABOUT THE KNEE


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 341561/RL

1956

SALE

EXPLAINS THE ANATOMY OF THE KNEE JOINT ANDITS SURROUNDING STRUCTURES AS THEY AFFECTAND ARE AFFECTED BY FRACTURES IN THE AREA.SHOWS MANAGEMENT OF FRACTURES OF THE PA-TELLA, INTERCONDYLAR FRACTURES OF THEFEMUR. AND FRACTURES OF THE TIBIAL PLATEAU.

FRACTURES ABOUT THE WRIST AND KANO


PRODUCER USVA


DISCUSSES THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THEWRIST AND HAND, PARTICULARLY AS IT RELATESTO FRACTURES IN THAT AREA. DESCRIBES THEMECHANISMS OF TYPICAL INJURIES, INCLUDINGFRACTURES OF THE PHALANGES, METACARPALS,CARPAL NAVICULAR, LUNATE, AND COLLES' FRAC-TURE. DEMONSTRATES TREATMENT BY MANIPULA-TION, TRACTION, AND IMMOBILIZATION, WITH EM-PHASIS ON THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF FRACTUREREDUCTION. INCLUDES A SECTION ON THE AFTER-CARE OF WRIST AND HAND FRACTURES.

184

FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS - THE FIFTH FUNDA-MENTAL

11 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COG. 1974

PROOUCER USMESA


PRESENTS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANSKELETAL SYSTEM. EXPLAINS HOW TO RECOGNIZEDIFFERENT TYPES OF DISLOCATIONS AND FRACTURES OF THE ARM, LEG, SKULL, SPINE. AND BACK.SHOWS THE CORRECT METHOD OF EXAMINING ANDTREATING THEM, HOW TO APPLY THE PROPERSPLINTS AND BANDAGES, AND HOW TI) HANDLETHE PATIENT TO PREVENT FURTHER INJURY.


RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

FRACTURES AND SPLINTING




TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY AVAILABLE.


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESS/ONAL GROUPSONLY.

FRACTURES OF 1NE FEMUR ABOUT THE NIP JOINT

21 MIN, 10MM FILM, OP T. SD, COL 1966

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 001710/71L SALE

DISCUSSES THE ANATOMY OF THE REGAN ABOUTTHE HIP, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE DIE-PLA.7.ING PULLS OF MUSCLES AS THEY AFFECTVARIOUS FRACTURES, AND THE BLOOD SUPPLY TOTHE HEAD AND NECK OF THE FEMUR. INCLUDESFRACTURES OF THE NECK OF THE FEMUR AND IN-TERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURES. SHOWS METHODSOF INTERNAL FIXATICN AND DISCUSSES THE PROB-LEMS OF MAINTENANCE OF REDUCTION SY INTER-NAL FIXATION AS OPPOSED TO TRACTION, PARTICU-LARLY WITH REFERENCE TO THE ELDERLY PA-TIENT.

FRACTURES OF THE HEAD AND INAPT Of TIC NU-MMI

26 Am, 10AM FPLM, OPT. SD, COI. 1966

PRODUCER USVA


DISCUSSES THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THESHOULDER AND ILLUSTRATES THE DISPLACINGPULLS OF THE MUSCLE GROUP AS THEY AFFECTDIFFERENT FRACTURES. THE MECHANISM OF TYPI-CAL HUMERUS FRACTURES, SUCH AS THOSE OFTHE SURGICAL NECK AND SHAFT, AAE DESCRIBEDAND VARIOUS TYPES OF MANAGEMENT INCLUDINGMANIPULATION. TRACTION AND OPEN REDUCTIONARE DEMONSTRATED.

FRACTURES OF THE LEG AND ANKLE JOINT

26 MIN, 10AIM FILM, OPT, SD. COL 1956

PRODUCER USVA


DISCUSSES THE ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF THELEG AND ANKLE. EMPHASIZES HOW THEY FUNC-TION IN RELATION TO FRACTURES, THE DISPLACINGPULLS OF THE MUSCLES AND DANGERS TO THENERVE AND BLOOD SUPPLY, AND MANAGEMENT OFFRACTURES OF THE TIBIA AND THE MALLEOLL EX-PLAINS THE VAR/OUS METHODS OF REDUCTION, IN-CLUDING THE USE OF MANIPULATICH, TRACTION,AND INTERNAL FIXATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OFTHE PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING THAT TREATMENT.EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF AFTERCARE.

FRACTURES Of THE LOWER EXTREMITY


PROOUCER USREMS SPONSOR USEESO,


1974

SALE

ILLUSTRATES VARIOUS TYPES OF FRACTURES ANDDISLOCATIONS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY. ILLUS-TRATES METHODS OF IMMOBILIZING THESE FRAC-TURES AND DISLOCATIONS WITH A VARIETY OF DE-VICES.

FROM THE MEDICAL-LEGAL COAIPONENT AarSERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMERGEN-CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

FRACTURES OF THE SHAFT OF THE FEMUR

21 MIN, 1612M FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1966

PRODUCER USVA


°DISCUSSES THE VARIOUS MEANS OF OVERCOMINGTHE DISPLACEMENTS CAUSED BY MUSCLES. DEM-ONSTRATES TREATMENT FOR FRACTURES OF THEUPPER, MIDDLE, AND POWER PORTIONS OF THESHAFT. ALSO EXPLAINS WITH ILLUSTRATIONS THEPIIINCIPLES OF SUSPENSION TRACTION AND OPENREDUCTION.

FRACTURU OF THE SHAFT OF THE RADIUS ANDULNA


PRODUCER usvi


DeSCUSSES THE DISPLACING PULLS OF THE FOIE-ARM MUSCLES AND . THE EFFECT OF VARICJSFRACTURES ON THE 151.000 VESSELS AND NERVESIN THE AREA. DESCIIISES TYPICAL FOREARM INJUR-IES, INCLUDING FRACTURES OF BOTH BONES.FRACTURES OF THE SHAFT OF THE RADIUS ANDFRACTURE CIF ULNA WITH ANTERIOR DISLOCATIONOF THE HEAD OF THE RADIUS. METHODS OFTREATMENT ARE SHOWN, AND THE PROBLEMS OFMAINTENANCE OF REDUCTION BY TRACTION A8WELL AS INTERNAL FIXATION ME DISCUSSED.

FRACTURES OF THE UPPER arritswry

se MIN, 19MIA FILM, OPT.. SO, COL

PRCIDUCER USREMS SPCWSOR USEESO

TITLE NO; 006502/RL RENTAL

1974

SALE

DESCRIBES AND SHOWS THE FUNCTIONS OF THEMUSCULO -SKELETAL SYSTEM. GIVES CLASSIFICA-TION OF FRACTURES AND ILLUSTRATES VARIOUSMETHODS OF IMMOBILIZING FRACTURES AND DIS-LOCATIONS.

FROM THE MEDIO4L-LEGAL COMPONENT FILMCERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMERGEN-CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

?RAMIRO FLOOR JOISTS AND WALLS


PIODUCEli USN

sinE No 341750 /RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES PROCEDURES FOR CONSTRUCTINGWALLS, FLOORS, DOORS, AND WINOOWS OF A 'IWO-STORY BUILDING.

FROM THE BUILDING rEcommouEs SERIES.

FRAMS HIP AND VALLEY RAFTERS

25 MN, 16AIM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO 341753/R L

1950

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO CUT, MEASURE, AND FIT HIP ANDVALLEY RAFTERS, AND COMPARES THEM WITHREGULAR TYPE RAFTERS.

FROM THE BUILDING TECHNIOLIES SERIES.

FRAMING RAFTER PRINCIPLES AND COMMONRA FURS


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES LAYING OUT AND CUTTING OfRAFTERS.

FROM THE BUILDING TECHNIOLIES SERIES.

FREE OINGIVAL GRAFT


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 000444/RL

1972

SALE

DHOWS HOW A SPLIT-FLAP AND FREE GINGIVALGRAFT ARE USED TO CORRLICT GINGIVAL REr'ES-SION ON A PATIENT'S TWO MANDIBULAR CENTRALINCISORS. DEMONSTRATES ACHIEVING SUFFICIENTGAIN IN GINGIVAL ATTACHMENT TO AVOID MUSCLEPULL AROUND THESE TEETH.

own ORAFT OF PALATAL %IONA IN MANOISULARYESTISULOPLASTY

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, C01. 1970

PRODUCER USVA


ROUTINES SURGICAL PROCEDURE FOR INCREASINGTHE VESTISULAR AND LINGUAL EXPOSUI,E OF THEMANDISULAR ALVEOLAR PROCESS IN A PATIENTWHO IS UNABLE TO WEAR A LOWER DENTURE DUETO INSUFFICIENT CENTURE BEARING AREA

FREE OSSEOUS TISSUE AUTOGRAFT TO ELIMINATEAN INFRASONY POCKET


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE UDE OF AUTOGENOUS BONECAPS TO CORRECT AN INFRABONY PERIODONTALDEFECT. SHOWS HOW THIS SURGICAL PROCEDUREIS PERFORMED AFTER TOOTH MOVEMENT HASB EEN ACCOMPLISHED AND THE TEETH HAVE BEENSTABILIZED WITH A WIRE LIGITURE SPLINT.

FREEDOM ANC/ YOU

53 MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. SO, UW 1062

PRODUCER USOOD SPONSOR USAF

nnE NO. 3436112/M. RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES A NIGHTMARISH DREAM ABOUT LIFEUNDER COMMUNISM WHICH AWAKENS THE NUS-B AND TO THE FACT THAT HIS DEMOCRATIC RE-SPONSIBILITIES ARE A PLEASURE.


FREEDOM OF THE PRESS


PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS A PORTRAYAL OF PETER ZENGER'STRIAL, SHOWING THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF A FREEP RESS AND THE RESULTS OF FREE AS OPPOSEDTO CONTROLLED PRESS. SHOWS VARIOUS NEWS-PAPER PROCESSES.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1949. RELEASED BY U 8OFFICE OF OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FREEDOM 7


PROOUCER USNASA


SHOWS ASTRONAUT ALAN B. SHEPHARD'S SUB-OR-BITAL LAUNCH. DESCRIBES PART OF HIS TRAINING,HIS ACTIVITIES DURING THE LAST FEW DAYSB EFORE LAUNCH, HIS RECOVERY AND RECEPTIONABOARD THE RESCUING AIRCRAFT CARRIER.

FREEZING INJURY


PRODUCER USA


DEPICTS WHAT CAN HAPPEN WHEN COLD WEATHEROISCIPLINE IS NOT MAINTAINED. SHOWS METHODSOF TREATMENT FOR FROSTBITE, INCLUDING THECUTTING AWAY OF GANGRENOUS AREA AND AMPU-TATION.

FRENCH - BASIC coma (REV) VOL 1, UNITS 14(SAMPLER)


PRODUCEIR USFSI


FRENCH - BASIC COURSE (REV) VOL 1, UNITS 7-12


PROCIUCER USFSI


FRENCH BASIC COURSE (REY) - VOL 1, UNITE 14


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 0011632/FIL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

FRENCH BASIC COURSE (MV) VOL 1, UNITS 7-12


PROOUCER USFSI


FREQUENCY MODULATION, PT 1, BASIC PRINCIPLES


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF FM RADIOCOMMUNICATION USING ANIMATION AND BLOCKDIAGRAMS.

rkt, 3

FREQUENCY SPECTRUM


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE LIGHT SPECTRUM THROUGH A PRISMTO EXPLAIN 'FREOUENCY SPECTRUM.' DISCUSSESFREQUENCY, WAVELENGTH, AND PERIOD AS AN IN-TRODUCTION TO REPRESENTING THE 'FREOUENCYSPECTRUM.' GIVES THE BAND OF FREQUENCIESFROM AUDIO, THROUGH RADIO (INCLUOING VHFAND UHF), TO MICROWAVE. (KINESCeIPE)

FRESHER THE @arm, THE


PROOUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 001712/RL 'SALE

USES ANIMATION TO INTRODUCE THE CONCEPT OFRADIATION PRESERVATION OF FOOD, AND TO EX-PLAIN THE PROCESS AND ITS RESULTS. DESCRIBESTHE PRESERVATION OF FRESH SEAFOODS BY RADI-ATION PASTEURIZATION AND SHOWS ACTUAL RE-SEARCH BEING PERFORMED AND PRODUCTS BEINGPROCESSED BY THE MARINE PRODUCTS DEVELOP-MENT IRRADIATOR.

FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ANO PEOPLE WE KNOW


PRODUCER USAF


GIVES A COMPREHENSIVE OVERWEW OF THE AIRNATIONAL GUARD INVOLVEMEN IN VIETNAM.SHOWS VARIOUS AIR NATIONAL GUARD TeCTICALFIGHTER SQUADRONS, THEIR IMMEDIATE RE-SPONSE TO THE CALL TO ACTIVE DUTY, DEPLOY-MENT TO SOUTHEAST ASIA, AND THE SUCCESSFULMISSION ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT FOLLOWED.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALM: ANO DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

roamosts. 7SO MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1962

PROOUCER USNASA

rinE AU. 341160/AL SALE

smows ASTRONAUT JOHN H GLENN'S FIRST AMERI-CAN ORBITAL SPACE FLIGHT. DOCUMENTS PRO-JECT MERCURY, INCLUDING A arra LOOK ATTRACKING STATIONS AROUND THE WORLD.

FROGGY AND FRIENDS

MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1976

PROOUCER USCG


DEPICTS THE ADVENTURES AND MISADVENTURESOF FROGGY AND FRIENDS IN ANO AROUND' ASMALL BOAT. SHOWS THE RESULTS OF IMPROPERBEHAVIOR, AND TEACHES THE COIIRECT WAY OFGETTING IN A BOAT AND GETTING UNDERWAY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

FROM NE ATTIC


PRODUCER USSFIS


PRESENTS MISS JENNIE GRAHAM. 71 YEARS OLD,KNOWN AS THE 'GRANDMA MOSES OF CONNECT].air. DEMONSTRATES HER PAINTING SKILL TO IL-LUSTRATE HOW THE MENTALLY RETARDED, WITHINSTRUCTION AND ENCOURAGEMENT, CAN FINDTHEIR OWN SPECIAL TALENTS.


FROM NE GROUND UP


PRODUCER USFAA


DESCRIBES THE ROLE OF THE FAA AIRWAY FACILI-TIES TECHNICIAN. TELLS THE STORY OF THE CON-TRIBUTIONS MADE IN MAINTAINING THE ELECTRON-IC AND LIGHTING AIDS THAT GUIDE PILOTS SAFELYTO THEIR DESTINATIONS.

FROM THE RIDGE TO THE RIVER


PRODUCER USOA


EXPLAINS THE LAND TREATMENTS ANO WORK ONWATERCOURSES AND TELLS HOW THEY ARE WE-GRATED TO PROVIDE A WATERSHED-PROTECTIONPROGRAM WHICH WILL GIVE BOTH FARMERS ANDCITY DWELLERS A GREATER SECURITY AGAINSTFLOODS.

FROM THESE NOINNINGI


PRODUCER USAF


FULA BASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)

1975 1 AUDIOCASSETTES. 2.TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


SHOWS THE BLACK HERITAGE IN AMERICAN AVI.ATION. DISCUSSES CHARLES A ANDERSON, WHOTAUGHT THE FIRST BLACK AIR FORCE PILOTS TOFLY. ALSO PRESENTS LTGEN B 0 DAVIS AND LTGENCHAPPY JAMES, WHO WEAVE A SENSITIVE ANDLITTLE KNOWN TALE ABOUT BLACKS IN AMERICANAVIATION.


FROM THESE HONORED DEAD


PRODUCER USDAVA

SALE

FULCRUMS AND VISION

27 MIN. 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1976

PRODUCER UTENND SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO ESTABLISH FULCRUMSFOR WORKING IN ALL AREAS OF THE MOUTH; OP..ERATOR POSITIONING; AND MIRROR USAGE FORMAXIMUM VISION, RETRACTION OF TISSUE, AND RE-

1969 FLECTION OF LIGHT.

FROM THE SCALING TECHNIQUES SERIES. NO. 3.


THE WORDS OF THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS STILLHANG IN THE AIR OVER THIS CIVIL WAR BATTLE-FIELD. ATTEMPTS TO GIVE A PERSPECTIVE OFMEANING TO BOTH THE ADDRESS AND THE BATTLE.EMOTION AND MEANING, RATHER THAN MILITARYTACTICS ARE EMPHASIZED.

FRONT LINE OF THE BATTLE




SHOWS CORRECT PROCEDURES OF HAND SPRAY-ING AND POWER SPRAYING IN RESIDENTIAL ANDBUSINESS AREAS FOR ERADICATING AEDES AE.GYPTI AND OTHER CONTAINERBREEDING MOSQUI-TOES.

FRONT POACH


PROOUCER USSRS


SHOWS THE PROBLEMS OF AGING, AND SOME NEWSOLUTIONS. DEMONSTRATES HOW NUTRITIONALPEEDS OF THE ELDERLY CAN BE MET BY COMMUNI.TY MEAL PROGRAMS AND OTHER IMAGINATIVEMETHODS,

FROM THE NO PLACE L'''E HOME SERIES.

FUEL FOR UFE


PROOUCER USGHND

TITLE NO. 0099421FIL SAL E

TALKS ABOUT THE FOOD YOU PREPARE EVERYDAY, WHAT HAPPENS TO IT, WHERE IT GOES, ANDWHAT IT DOES. DISCUSSES HOW THE SCHOOLMEAL YOU PREPARE TURNS INTO ENERGY ANDGROWTH FOR A CHILD AND HOW GROWTH ANDDEVELOPMENT INFLUENCE THE FOOD NEEDS SUP.PLIED BY THE LUNCH.

FROM THE FOOD FOR YOUTH SERIES.

CLEARED FOR rv.

FUEL PUMP DISASSEMBLY


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 3409901RL

1948

SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO DISCONNECT LINKAGE,REMOVE COVER PLATE, DISCONNECT ALL LINES,REMOVE FUEL PUMP AND DISASSEMBLE AT WORKBENCH, AND REMOVE ALL PARTS FROM PUMPHOUSING.PRODUCED By u s NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENAIVCE SERIES. FUEL SYSTEM, NO. 4

FUEL PUMP RECONDITIONING AND REASSEMBLY


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES 140W TO RECONDITION AND REASSEM-BLE PARTS OF A FUEL PUMP SYSTEMPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENCE SERIES. FUEL SYSTEM, NO. 5

FULA - BASIC count29 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 005417/AL

TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

FULL BLADE


PRODUCER USMC


SHOWS CIVIC ACTION PROGRAM BEING CARRIEDOUT BY THE MARINE CORPS IN VIETNAM. DEPICTSVIETNAMESE FARMERS HARVESTING A RICE CROPFOR THE FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS, GUARDED BYMARINES WHO HAD CLEARED THE AREA OF VIETCONG. DESCRIBES FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS AND MEDI-CAL ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO THE VIETNAMESE.

FLILLWAVE MAGNETIC AMPLIFIER


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF EACH PART OF THEFULL.WAVE MAGNETIC AMPLIFIER. SHOWS HOWTHE OUTPUT OF THE CIRCUIT IS DEVELOPED WITHTHREE DIFFERENT AMOUNTS OF DC CONTROLCIAS.KINESCOPE.


FULL-WAVE RECTIFIERS VACUUM TUBE


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE SCHEMATIC OF A FULL-WAVE RECTIFI.ER, LABELS EACH COMPONENT, TRACES THE CUR-RENT THROUGH THE CIRCUIT, AND DRAWS THEOUTPUT WAVESHAPE DEMONSTRATES HOW TOCALCULATE THE PEAK, EFFECTIVE, AVERAGE, ANDINVERSE PEAK VOLTAGES FOR A FULL-WAVE RECTI-FIERKINESCOPE.


FUN Of YOUR LIFE, TNE

19 MIN, 16MM FILM:OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER MWC SPONSOR USPJPF


DEALS WITH THE EFFECTS OF INACTIVITY ON ANINDIVIDUAL. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF RE.MAINING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE IN ORDER TO MAIN-TAIN CARDIOPULMONARY FITNESS. EXPLAINS THEPRESIDENTIAL ADULT AWARD SYSTEM IN TERMS OFREQUIREMENTS, AWARDS, AVAILABILITY, AND PRO-CEDURES.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH PRESIDENT'SCOUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SPORTS.

ARMY INDUCTEES TO MINIMAL LEVELS NECESSARYFOR CERTAIN CAREER AREAS. EXPLAINS THAT THETRAINING STRANDS CONSIST OF MODULAR IN-STRUCTIONAL UNITS WITH END-OF-MODULE PROFI-CIENCY TESTS TO ENABLE EACH MAN TO PRO-GRESS AT HIS OWN PACE. SHOWS HOW INSTRUC-TIONAL MODULES IN EACH CAREER CLUSTER AREBASED ON JOB-RELATED ARMY TECHNICAL MAN-UALS AND MATERIALS.WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.86 FRAMES. PF1UGRAM HANDBOOK AND 3 CHARTSINCLUDED

FROM THE RIGHT TO READ PACKAGES FOR EFFEC-TIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES

FUNCTIONAL TEACHING IN ELECTRICITY AND cum.TRONICS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS NAVY INSTRUCTORS HOW TO USE SUCHTEACHING PROCEDURES AS TRAINEE PREPARA-TION, LECTURE, DISCUSSION, DEMONSTRATION, EX-PERIMENTATION, AND REVIEW. ILLUSTRATES THEUSE OF TRAINING AIDS.


FINCTIONING OF GAS FEED CHLORINATORS, PT 1,VISIBLE VACUUM CHLORINA. JR




ILI.USTRATES THE PIPING SYSTEM AND PARTS OF AVISIBLE VACUUM CHLORINATOR. DESCRIBES THEFUNCTION OF THE PARTS AND INDICATES POINTSTO BE CHECKED IN THE INSPECTION OF THE MA-CHINE.


FUNCTIONING OF GAS FEED CHLORINATORS, fTVOLUME METERING CHLORINATOR



TITLE A. 350485/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE PRIMARY PARTS OF A VOLUMEMETERING CHLORINATOR DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DIFFERENT PARTS AND INDICATESPOINTS TO BE CHECKED IN THE INSPECTION OFTHE MACHINE.


FUNCTIONING UNIT, TNE




OUTLINES THE BASIC STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF1975 THE LIVER LOBULE, AND DETAILS THEIR RELATION-

SHIPS TO THE EXCRETORY FUNCTION OF THELOBULE.OU/DE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 36 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION - BASIC.

1974

FUN WITH DAD



TITLE NO, 006671/RL RENTAL

SHOWS THINKING GAMES FOR WAIING IN THECLINIC; COMPARING FOOTPRINTS AT THE BEACH;SICK-AT-HOME ACTIVITIES. SUCH AS PLAY DOUGH,MACARONI JEWELRY, AND PRINTING; PARENT/INFANT INTERACTION; GROWING A KITCHENGARDEN; DEALING WITH FEAR OF THE WATER; ASAMPLING OF SELF.HELP EXPERIENCES; AND HELP-ING GRANDMOTHER.

FROM THE LOOK AT ME SERIES. NO 4.

CLEARED FOR TV.

FUNCTIONAL LITERACY PROGRAM FORT ORD, CALI-FORNIA

9 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, AUDIOCASSETTE.COL

PRODUCER USRRP

rtnE NO. 0091117/RL SALE

THE PROGRAM OFFERS A 6.WEEK COURSE, FLIT,DESIGNED TO UPGRADE THE READING ABILITIES OF

10/5

186

FUNDAMENTAL LINES ANO SECTIONS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE MEANING AND PURPOSE OF VAR-IOUS LINES, THE DIVISION OF A SHIP'S STRUCTURE,AND THE NAMES AND SYMBOLS FOR DIFFERENTPARTS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF OF EDUCATION, 1948.

'FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. NOMEN-CLATURE OF SHIPS.

FUNDAMENTALS Of CARRIER TILIPNONY, PT 1 OP.ERATION Of A CARRIER SYSTEM

12 MIN, teMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1959

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO, 0017131RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE FEATURES, OPERATION AND AD.VANTAGES OF THE TELEPHONE CARRIER SYSTEMUSED IN TODAY'S ARMY .SHOWS HOW THE TELE-PHONE CARRIER SYSTEM PROVIDES FOR OPER.ATION OF SEVERAL TELEPHONE OR TELETYPECHANNELS OVER A SINGLE SPIRAL FOUR CABLE.EXPLAINS HOW DIFFERENT FREQUENCY BANDSARE USED IN TRANSMITTING MORE ','HAN ONEVOICE OVER THE TRANSMISSION LINE AT THE SAMETIME.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CARRIER TELEPHONY, PT 2, TER.INHALE AND REPEATERS

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SIW 1959

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE FEATURES AND FUNCTION OF CAR-RIER TERMINALS AND REPEATERS. DISCUSSESCARRRIER TERMINALS, EXPLAINS THE FUNDAMEN-TAL ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS EMPLOYED BY CARRIERTERMINAL EQUIPMENT, AND SHOWS HOW VOICEFREQUENCIES CONVERTED TO ELECTRICAL FRE-OUEN:NES TRAVEL ALONG THE LINE OF TRANSMIS-SION.

FUNDAMENTALS OF DETERGENTS

72 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, SSW 1949

FROOLCER USPHS SPCWSOR USNMAC

TITLC NO. 351225/RL SALE

EXPLAINS PRINCIPLES OF DETERGENTS AND THEIRUSE IN CLEANING. POINTS OUT THAT DETERGENTSMAY BE USED FOR MANY PURPOSES, INCLUDINGSOFTENING WATER, DISPENSING MINERAL FORMA-TIONS, EMULSIFYING GREASE, DEFLOCCULATINGSOIL PARTICLES, AND DECREASING SURFACE TEN-SION.

RECOMMENDED Fai PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY.

FUNDAMENTALS OF END curriNG TOOLS

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. Sn, B&W

PRODUCER USOE

.TITLE NO 351350/RL

1942

SALE

DISCUSSES RADIUS, THREADING, SHEER-CUT FIN.!SHIN°, ROUND-NOSED FINISHING, SIDEFACINGTOOLS, THE CORRECT SETTING OF THE TOOLS,AND THE TYPE OF CUT EACH MAKES.

FROM THE MACHINE $HOP WORK SERIES. SINGLEPOINT CUTTING TOOLS, NO. 2.

FUNDAMENTALS OF FIUNG

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $O, SEW

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO SELECT,CARE FOR FILES.

FROM THE MACHINE $HOP WORK SERIES.WORK, NO. 8.

FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHY.-A SERIES

5 16MM FILMS, OPT. SO '1950etPRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 007134/RL RENTAL SALERELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OF /EDUCATION IN 1950. PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN194$ AND 1949.

BASIC CAMERA, THE 15MIN

DEVELOPING THE NEGATIVE leNIN

ELINENTARY OPTICS IN PHOTOGRA-PHY

LIGHT-SENINTIVE MATERIALS 2214IN

PRINTING THE POSITIVE 19WIN

FUNDAMENTALS OF RADIO TROUBLESHOOTING, PT

29 MIN: 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SW 0980

TITLE NO 007902/RL /SALESHOWS THE PROCEDURE FOR DETECTING ANDCORRECTING A MALFUNCTIONING RADIO .RECEIVEROR TRANSMITTER. ALSO SHOWS THE PROPER USEsr TECHNICAL MANUALS AND TEST EQUIPMENT.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING/AGENCY.

1

TUNDAMENTALS OF SIDE CUTTING TWA /

PRINCIPAL TECHNIOUE

PRODUCER LiA


PRODUCER USOE

TITLi NO 351650/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW SIDE CUTTING TOOLS ARE SHAPED,HOW THEY CUT, AND HOW GENERATED HEAT ISDISSIPATED.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. SINGLEPOINT CUT- TING TOOLS, NO. 1.

FUNDAMENTALS OF STAIN LAYOUT

11 MIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 351700/PI

1950

SALE

1942 COVERS THE MEASURING, FITTING, AND INSTALL-ING OF STAIRWAYS.

FROM THE BUILDING TECHNIQUES SERIES.

SALE

HANDLE, AND

FUNOAMENTALS OF MASSAGE

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BSW

PRODUCER USOE


BENCH

1945

SALE

DESCRIBES TECHNIOUES OF FUNDAMENTAL MAS-SAGE MOVEMENTSDEEP STROKING, ISNEADING,AND FRICTION, AND DEPICTS THE PRINCIPAL PHYS-IOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THESE MASSAGE MOVE-MENTS UPON THE HUMAN ORGANISM.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE.


FUNDAMENTALS OF MECHANICAL VIIIRATION


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THE SYSTEM OF M :CHANICAL VIBRA-TIONINCLUDING, SPRING MASS, VISCOUS COU-LOMB, AND SOLID DAMPED SYSTEMS. USES ANIMA-TION AND LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS TO ILLUSTRATEVARIOUS TYPES OF DAMPING. PRESENTS ANIMATEDMATHEMATICAL EXAMPLES BY FOURIER TO DEMON-STRATE IRREGULAR FORCING FUNCTIONS ANDTHEIR EFFECTS ON ENGINEERING STRUCTURES.DISCUSSES A MATHEMATICAL APPROACH TO SOLV-ING COMPOSITE DISPLACEMENT VIBRATION PROB-LEMS.



FUNDAMENTALS OF THE HUMAN BLOOD GROUPS


AVOWER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TOLE NO. 351426/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE FUNDAMENTALS OF BLOOD TYPING.INCLUDES GENETICS OF BLOOD GROUPS, INCOM-PATIBILITY OF VARIOUS GROUPS, SENSITIZATION,AND PRECAUTIONS IN GIVING TRANSFUSIONS.

FURY IN THE PACIFIC


PRODUCER USN


DOCUMENTS THE INVASION OF THE PALAU ISLANDSIN 1944.

FUSION RESEARCH


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THE NATURE OF THERMONUCLEAR RE-SEARCH THROUGH STUDIES OF PLASMA PRODUC-TION AND CONFINEMENT. GIVES A QUALITATIVE DE-SCRIPTION ON THE OBSTACLES TO INVESTIGATIVESUCCESS SUCH AS PLASMA OSCILLATIONS ANDPLASMA AND ENERGY LOSSES. DESCRIBES PLASMAMEASUREMENTS AND RESEARCH DEVICES INPLASMA STUDIES.

CI FACTS

2$ MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF GRAVITATION-AL PULL. DESCRIBES POSITIVE G, NEGATIVE G, ANDTRANSVERSE G. DISCUSSES THE PURPOSES ANDUSES Of DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANTI-G SUITS.

GAGE SLOCKS AND ACCESSORIES

23 MIN, 16MM ILM, OPT. SD, 134W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


TELLS WHY ACCESSORIES ARE USED WITH GAGEBLOCKS, MOW TO INSPECT A PLUG GAGE, AN AD-

JUSTABLE SNAP GAGE, A PROT ILE tIAGE, A RINGGAGE, AND A SCREW.THREAD PITCH. AND HOW TOBUILD A HEIGH1 GAGE AND SCRIBER

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES PRECI-SION MEASUREMENT, NO. e.

GAIL'S AWAKENING


PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES THE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTAININGORAL HYGIENE. USES TIME LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHYTO SHOW THE ACTIVITY OF ORAL BACTERIA ANDTHEIR RELATIONSHIP TO THE DEVELOPMENT OFCARIES.

--t1969

GAIT TRAINING OF THE PARAPLEGIC


PRUL:UCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


TEACHES THE PATIENT SEVERAL GAITS IN THE PAR-ALLEL BARS, NOTING POSITIONS AND PROPERSPOTTING TECHNIQUES IN EACH GAIT SEQUENCE.DEMONSTRATES AXILLARY CRUTCH MEASURE-MENT.

GAU.SLADOEN FUNCTION



TITLENO. 000270/ RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE ABSORPTIVE. STORAGE. AND EMP-TYING FUNCTIONS OF THE GALLBLADDER ANDTHEIR REGULATIONS.

GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 34 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSIRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION BASIC.

1974

GAMES

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. ED. COL

PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE OBSTACLES TO EQUAL EMPLOY-MENT OPPORTUNITY. EXPOSES THE GAMES PEOPLEPLAY THAT KEEP MINORITY MEMBERS FROM AD-VANCING AS THEIR ABILITIES WOULD ALLOW.

1973

GAP, THE


PRODUCER USSRS


DEPICTS PROBLEMS REMAINING IN THE DELIVERYOF WELFARE AND REHABILITATION SERVICES.SHOWS SUCCESSFUL APPROACHES TO THE moo.LEM.

GAS TUBES


PRODUCER USAF


COMPARES HARD AND SOFT TUBES. SHOWS THESCHEMATIC SYMBOLS FOR GAS MOE, GAS TRIODE(THYRATRON)., NEON GLOW, AND VOLTAGE REGU-LATOR TUBES. DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION OFTHE THYRATRON GRID AND THE EFFECT IT HAS INCONTROLLING PLATE CURRENT.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPOIISORING AGENCY.

GASEOUS DIFFUSION

3 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, Be.'4/ 1957



LUSTRATES THE GASEOUS DIFFUSION METHODSEPARATING URANIUM-235 FROM URANIUM-

238.

GAUGING "HICKMAN WITH RADIOISOTOPES


PRODUCER USAEC


E. PLAINS HOW BETA GAUGES ARE USED FOR PRE-CISE MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL OF FEEDBACKAPPARATUS IN STEEL, PLASTICS, RUBBER, ANDPAPER MANUFACTURING.

OIL TRAYS IN ORAI. NYOSINE


PRODUCER USVADT


EXPLAINS THE USE OF TRAYS FOR THE SELF APPLI-CATION OF FLOURIDES TO PREVENT DENTAL DIS-EASE. SHOWS VARIOUS TYPES Of TRAYS AND GELSCONTAINING FLOURIDES AS WELL AS THE MODE OFAPPLICATION AND USE.

PRODUCED IN COLLABORATION WITH NORMAN 0HARRIS, DOS, CHIEF OF COMMUNITY DENTISTRY ATTHE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS DENTAL SCHOOL, SANANTONIO.

CLEARED FOR TV.

GEMINI 01


PRODUCER USCIOD

TITLE NO. 00541301L RENTAL

DOCUMENTS THE HISTORICAL SPACE FLIGHT OfGEMINI 4 IN JUNE 1965. FEATURES ASTRONAUT EDWHITE'S FAMOUS WALK IN SPACE.


GENERA OF NORTH AMERICAN TICKS

4 MIN, 35MM FILM3TRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDOTAPE. COL


TITLE NO 002094/RL

1953

SALE

SNOWS REPRESENTATIVE SPECIES OF THE GENERAOF NORTH AMERICAN TICKS AND THEIR MORPHO-LOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS.

37 FRAMES.

GENERAL AVIATION - FACT ON FICTION


PRODUCER USFM


EXAMINES GENERAL AVIATION'S SIGNIFICANT CON-TRIBUTIONS TO THE AMERICAN ECONNY AND EX-AMINES ITS ROLE AS A FLEXIBLE AND FACILE MODEOF TRAVEL SERVING A MULTITUDE OF PURPOSESAND PLEASURES.

GENERAL ucluanouNo


PROOUCER USNMAC


DEFINES CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. DISCUSSESITS INCIDENCE AND MULTIFACTORIAL ETIOLOGY.AND REVIEWS NORMAL CARDIOVASCULAR HEMODYNAMICS.43 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED. PRODUCED INCOOPERATION WITH THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OFGEORGIA.

FROM THE INTRODUCTION TO COGENITAL HEARTDISEASE SERIES. PT 2.


GENERAL LANGUAGE, THE Gamow. SPEECH PAT-TERN 1


PROOUCER USBEH


PROVIDES A FRAMEWORK FOR MAKING A LEARN-ING SITUATION FOR LANGUAGE OR SPEECH ORBOTH OUT OF EVERY COMMUNICATION BETWEENPUPIL AND ADULT.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS *GENERALSPEECH PATTERNS . 1.'

FROM THE TEACHINO SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.LY DEAF SERIES.

cunaRAL LANGUAGE, THE - GENERAL SPEECH PAT-TERNS

13 MIN, 10MM FILM. OPT. SD. BAW 1974

PRODUCER UCBEH


PRESENTS FIVE STEPS A TEACHER CAN USE IN UN-DERSTANDING WHAT A PUPIL HAS SAID.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS *GENERALSPEECH PATTERN 2.'

FRCM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUNO-LY DEAF SERIES.

GENERAL MOTORS DIESEL ENGINE UNIT INJECTORS -DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY, MODEL 278


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO DISASSEMBLE AND REASSEMBLEGENERAL MOTORS DIESEL ENGINE UNIT INJECTORMODEL 278PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

GENERAL MOTORS DIESEL ENGINE UNIT INJECTORS -MAINTENANCE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO DISASSEMVIIE, HANDLE, CLEAN,AND INSPECT THE DIESEL ENGINE UNIT INJECTOR.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

GENERA'. MOTORS 16278A DIESEL ENGINE-ASERIES

8 IIIMM FILMS, OPT. SD 1941

PRODUCER USN

TI TLE NO. 007135/RL SALE

RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OfEDUCATION IN 1946. PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1945.

W RINGSIIENCHWORK, PT 1

B ENCHWORK, PT 2

B ENCHWORK, PT 3

B ENCHWORK, PT 4

DISASSEMBLY

REASSEMBLY, PT 1

REASSEMBLY, PT 2, HEAD

GENERAL OCULAR EXAMINATION

100 MIN. 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 009666/RL

I 1MIN

14MIN

19MIN

12MIN

26MIN

30MIN

23MIN

27M1N

1975

SALE

PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF THE TESTS INVOLVEDIN BASIC OCULAR SCREENING AND OF THE SIGNSAND SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH VARIOUSFORMS Of DISTURBED VISION. INCLUDES PRACTICEIN PERFORMING ON FELLOW STUDENTS THE BASICPROCEDURES THAT WOULD BE PERFORMED BY AFRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN. SUBUNITS INCLUDE IN-STRUCTION FOR VISUAL ACUITY MEASUREMENTCONFRONTATION, VISUAL FIELDS, AND EXTERNALEXAMINATION.221 SLIDES. WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1INSTRUCTOR GUIDE. 1 STUDENT MANUAL, 1 SUP.PLEMENTARY GUIDE, AND 1 STUDENT REFERENCEPACKET INCLUDED.

FROM THE SELF.INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS INOPHTHALMOLOGY SERIES.

GENETICS


PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES RECENT ADVANCES IN OUR UNDER.STANDING OF HOW ALL LIVING CREATURES, FROMSUBMICROSCOPIC VIRUSES TO MAN HIMSELF,TRANSMIT BIOLOGICAL SPECIFICATIONS TO THEIROFFSPRING.

GENEVA CONVENTION AND THE MEDIC


PROOUCER USA


EXPLORES THE RELATION OF THE GENEVA CON-VENTION AND THE ARMY MEDIC. REVIEWS THE HIS.TORY OF THE CONVENTION AND THE RESPONSIBIL-ITIES OF THE MEDIC.

GENEVA CONVENTIONS AND THE SOLDIER, THE

MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PROP/GER USA


DRAMATIZES THE IMPACT OF THE GENEVA CON-VENTIONS, AND THEIR IMPOR1ANCE TO THE CON-DUCT OF THE INDIVIDUAL SOLDIER

RESTRICTIONS: FORMAL INSTRUCTION WITH THISFILM WILL BE PRESENTED OFFICERS OF THE JUDGEADVOCATE GENERAL CORPS OR OTHER LEGALLYQUALIFIED PERSONNEL, TOGETHER WITH QUALI-FIED COMPANY OR SIMILAR COMMANDERS.

188

GENTLE HAND, THE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS AMERICAN NAVY SURGEONS GIVING MEDI.CAL AID AND INSTRUCTIONS TO SOUTH VIETNAM-ESE CITIZENS IN THE VILLAGE Of RACH GIA, RE.PURLIC OF VIETNAM.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY

GENTLEMEN AT SEA


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0055841RL

SHOWS PROPER MILITARY ETIQUETTECERS ABOARD SHIP.

1967

SALE

FOR OFFI.

GEOLOGY FROM SPACE

24 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE. COL 1967

PRODUCER USNASA


USES PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE EARTH TAKEN BYGEMINI ASTRONAUTS TO SHOW VARIOUS GEOLOGI-CAL FEATURES AROUND THE WORLD. EMPHASIZESHOW SPACE PHOTOGRAPHY CAN AID FUTURE GEO-LOGICAL STUDY.

GEOLOGY OP ZUNI SALT LAKE MMR


PRODUCER USGS


PORTRAYS THE GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF ZUNI SALTLAKE MAAR IN NEW MEXICO. USES AERIAL PHOTOG-RAPHY, MAPS, AND CHARTS. EMPHASIZES THE FOR.MATION MECHANICS OF THE CRATER WHICH THELAKE IS LOCATED.

GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTHPLACE A CHILDHOODPLACE


PROL vICER USDAVA

TITLENO. 010084/RL RENTAL SALE

REVEALS THAT AT THE TIME OF WASHINGTON'SBIRTH. THE FAMILY HAD A GENERATION-OLD HISTO-RY OF INFLUENCE IN THE VIRGINIA COLONY,

GEORGE WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS


PRODUCER USOAVA


HIGHLIGHTS THE PROBLEM AND THE LIVES THEREVOLUTIONARY OFFICES IN THE FORD MANSIONAT MORRISTOWN NAMED GEORGE WASH;NOTON'SHEACQUARTERS OURING THE HARD MINTER OF1778.79.

GERMAN A PROGRAMMED INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

GERMAN A PROGRAMMED INTRODUCTION (SAM-PLER/

1 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED.

GERMAN BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1.11

25 AUDIOCASSETTES, g.TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

GERMAN BASIC COURSE, UNITS 142 (SAMPUR)


PRODUCER USFSI


GERMAN BASIC COURSE, UNITS 13.24


PROOUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 005874.1RLTEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

SALE

GERMAN BANC COURSE, UNITS 1344 (SAMPLER)'


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NC. 005673/FILTEXT INCLUDED.

TENDS TO THE MUCOGINGIVAL JUNCTION. EMPHA-SIZES THAT A PEDICAL FLAP CANNOT BE USED BE-CAUSE OF INSUFFICIENT GINGIVA ADJACENT TOTHE INVOLVED TOOTH.

SALEGINGIVAL RETRACTION, CLASS 5


PRODUCER USVA


FROM THE OPERATIVE DENTISTRY ADVANCEDCONCEPTS SERIES.

141RISFRIE ANIMALS IN MEDICAL RENIARCH

19 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1900



DEMONSTRATES THE USEFULNESS OF GERMFREEANIMALS AS RESEARCH TOOLS. DESCRIBES EQUIP-MENT NECESSARY TO CONDUCT GERMFREE INVES-TIGATIONS,

GETTING AROUND TOWN

28 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL . 1975

PRODUCER USDOTP


DOCUMENTS WAYS TO GET AROUND WITHOUT RE-SORTING TO THE SINGLE-OCCUPANCY VEHICLE.STARTS WITH THE BICYCLE AND PROGRESSES TOINNOVATIVE STEPS TAKEN BY INDIVIDUALS TOFOUR PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS.

CLEARED FOR N.

GETTING THROUGH

21 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, BAIW 1967

PRODUCER USNCSH SPONSOR USHMAC


POSES SOME TROUBLESOME AND PARADOXICALQUESTIONS ABOUT CIGARETIE SMOKING IN OURSOCIETY.

MOON VS OGDEN


PRODUCER USJUDC


DISCUSSES WHETHER THE STATES OR CONGRESSHAS THE AUTHORITY TO REGILATE COMMERCE. INTHIS CASE. WHICH LINKED STATES AUTHORITY TOLICENSE STEAMBOATS IN FEDERAL WATERS WITH ASEEMINGLY UNRELATED ISSUE: SLAVERY. CHIEFJUSTICE MARSHALL INTERPRETED THE CONSTITU-TION TO GIVE THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT THEDUTY TO DETERMINE THE RULES OF COMMERCE.ESTABLISHES HOW TO LAY THE FOUNDATION FORAN AMERICAN 'COIAMON MARKET NEARLY A CEN-TURY BEFORE EUROPE ENJOYED IT.INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE EQUAL JusncE UNDER LAW SERIES.

CLEARED FOR N.

GINGIVECTONY



TITLE NO. 006609/RL

1973

SALE

DESCRIBES THE CLINICAL ASPECTS OF A GINGIVALCONDITION OF THE GUMS, AND DEMONSTRATESTHE SURGICAL TECHNIQUE USED IN PERFORMING AGINGIVECTOMY. SHOWS THE TECHNIQUE OFMAKING THE GINGIVAL INCISION, REMOVING IN-CISED TISSUE AND DEBRIS, PLANING THE ROOTSURFACES OF THE TEETH, APPLYING PROTECTIVEPACKS TO THE GUMS, AND POSTOPERATIVE CAREOF TEETH BY THE PATIENT.

GINGIVECTONY PROCEDURE TO ELIMINATE SUPRA-IMY POCKETS


PRODUCER USVA


EXAMItAES THE RATIONALE OF THIS TREATMENT.PRESENTS TECHNICAL PROCEDURES AND SHOWSTHE USE OF SELECTED INSTRUMENTS. DISCUSSESPOSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.

GIVE ME A RIDDLE (SHORT VERSION)

1977 56 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. W, B&W

GIFT YOU BRING, THE

31 MIN, 10/AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1900

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 004751/11i. SALEPORTRAYS, THROUGH THE STORIES OF A BUSI-NESSMAN. A 1-10USEWIFE, A SECRETARY, ABARBER, AND A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT. THE SIG-NIFICANT PART PLAYED BY VOLUNTEFR ACTIVITIESIN VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALS.

GIfTS, THE (REV ED)


PROOUCER USEPA


DOCUMENTS THE AMERICAN LANDSCAPE ANDWHAT HAS HAPPENED TO IT DURING THE COURSEOF THE PAST TWO AND ONE-HALF CENTURIES. DIS-CUSSES THE NATION'S LEGACY OF CLEAN WATER,PURE 'AIR. AND VIRGIN LAND-A LEGACY THAT ISTHREATENED.

GINGIVAL AND OSSEOUS AUTOGRAFT TO CORRECTINTRAIONY PERIOLKINTAL DEPICTS


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW A DEEP INTRABONY PERIODONTALPOCKET INVOLVING A MAXILLARY CENTRAL INCI-SOR IS FILLED WITH AUTOGENOUS BONE AND GOV-ERED WITH A SPLIT THICKNESS ORAFT. SUBSE-QUENT POST OPERATION RADIOGRAPHS SHOW SIG-NIFICANT REDUCTION OF THE ORIGINAL OSSEOUSDEFECT.

GINGIVAL AUTOGRAFT IN PERIODONTICS, THE


PROalCER USVA

TITLE NOCP31723/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW A GINGIVAL AUTOGRAFT IS USED TOCORRECT A PERIODONTAL POCKET WHICH EX-

1967

PROOUCER USPC

TITLE NO. 004592/AL RENTAL

TELLS ABOUT A FORMER PEACE CORPS VOLUN-TEER WHO RETURNS TO NIGERIA FOR A VISIT WITHHIS FRIENDS BOTH IN THEIR HOMES AND IN THEIRJOBS. SHOWS THE UNUSUAL RAPPORT WHICHEXISTS BETWEEN A VOLUNTEER AND THE PEOPLEOF THE COUNTRY IN WHICH HE SERVES.A LONGER VERSION IS AVAIL ABLE ON TWO REELS.

GLACIER SAY THE GRAND DESIGN


PROOUCER USDAVA


EXPLAINS THE SUCCESSION OF PLANT AND ANIMALLIFE FOLLOWING THE RETREAT Of A GLACIER.SHOWS THE SCENIC BEAUTY OF THE NATIONALPARK SITE IN ALASKA.

GLACIER LEGACY


PRODUCER USDAVA


SUMMARIZES THE GEOLOGIC EFFECTS THECIERS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT.

1971

SALE

GLA-

GLASS WALL, THE

29 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1969

PRODUCER USSRS


DESCRIBES NANETTE FABRAY'S LIFE AS A DEAFPERSON BEFORE AN OPERATION ENABLED HER TOHEAR. ACTOR WILLIAM GARUAN. WHO LOST HISVOICE BECAUSE OF CANCER. DEMONSTRATES ESO-PHAGEAL SPEECH.


GLAUCOMA SCREENING A NMINUTI TEST FOR ALIFETIME Of SIGHT




ILLUSTRATES FIVE EFFECTIVE TYPES OF GLAUCO-MA SCREENING PROGRAMS IN THE COMMUNITY.EXPLAINS ETIOLOGY, TREATMENT, AND STATISTI-CAL INCIDENCE OF THE DISEASE.

GLAUCOMA SCREENING TONOMETRY

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC


TEACHES THE STUDENT HOW TO PERFORM TOMO.METRY, INTERPRET FINDINGS. AND PLAN SUBSE-

189

QUENT PATIENT MANAGEMENT MOTIVATES HIM TOSCREEN PATIENTS ROUTINELY FOR GLAUCOMA.INCLUDES-22 2X2 FILM SLIDES, COL, WITH 3 MINAUDIOCASSETTE - 3 MIN, SIIMM MOTION PICTURECART, MAG. SD, COL AND GUIDE.

FROM THE OPHTHALMOLOGY SERIES.

GLOSAL MARINE


PRODUCER USMC SPCWSOR USN

TITLE NO. 005192/:11.

1973

SALE

SHOWS THE ROLE OF THE U S MARINE CORPS AS AFORCE IN READINESS

GLOVE BOX FIRES


PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN PLUTONIUM PRO-CESSING FACILITIES AT THE ROCKY FLATS PLANTAFTER AND AS A RESULT OF A MAJOR FIRE.

NOT CLEARED FOR N.

GLUCOSE METHOD AUTO ANALYZER


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS THE FERRICYANIDE-FERRusOYANIDE DE-TERMINATION FOR GLUCOSE AS APPLIED TO THEAUTO-ANALYZER SYSTEM.

GLUCOSE METHOD GLUCOSE OXIOANE, PT 1, PRO-CEDURES


PRODUCER USNIAAC


PRESENTS THE PREPARATION OF THE PROTEIN-FREE FILTRATE AND THE EXECUTION OF THECOLOR REACTION STEP. SUGGESTS THE SEMIAUTOMATED EQUIPMENT APPLICABLE TO THE STEPS INTHE PROCEDURE.

aLucosa METHOO aLucou OXIDASE,_ _err 2, PREP-ARATION OF RIAGENTS AND PRIMARY STAN.DARDS


PRODUCER USNMAG


RECOMMENDS A PROCEDURE TO BF. FOLLOWED INTHE PREPARATION OF ALL REAGEANTS.

GLUCOSE METHOD - Kum 11013013YI, PT I, PREP-ARATION OF PROTEIN-FREE FILTRATE


PRODUCER USHMAC


PRESENTS THE PROCEDURE FOR PREPARATION OFPROTEIN-FREE FILTRATE. SHOWS HOW TO USEMANUAL PIPETTES, OR VARIOUS COMBINATIONS OFA SELIGSON PIPETTE AND AN AUTOMATIC DILUTINGMACHINE, AS A MEANS OF REDUCING VARIABILITY.

GLUOCNNE METHOD NELSON SOMOGYI, PT 2, COLORREAC nom


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS THE SECOND PART OF THE NELSON SO-MOGYI METHOD. DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUEINVOLVED IN SUBJECTING A LARGE NUMBER OFSAMPLES TO THE COLOR REACTION. EMPHASIZESTHE USE OF AUTOMATIC MEASURING DEVICES FORGREATER REPRODUCTIBILITY OF THE METHOD.

aLucom METTIOD mead swoon PT 3, PREP-ARATION OF REAGENTS AND PRIMARY STAN-DARDS


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 001 730/ RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES A TECHNIQUE WHICH INSURESGREATER STABILITY AND A MINIMUM OF EFFORT INTHE PREPARATION OF REAGENTS.

GLUCOSE METHOD - ORTHOTOLUIDINE




DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF SEMIAUTOMATICMEASURING DEVICES TO CARRY OUT THIS RELA-

TIVELY SIMPLE AND RAPID PROCEDUR': SHOWSHOW LARGE NUMBERS OF SAMPLES CAN BE HAN-DLED WITH EASE.

CINATHOLOGIC INSTRUMENTATION ENGRAVED RE-CORDING


PAX:Mfg USVADT


DEMONSTRATES A METHOD OF RECORDING MARDI-BULAR MOVEMENT BY USE OF INTRA-ORAL 3-DI-MENSIONAL ENGRAVED RECORDINGS. THESE EN-GRAVINGS ARE USED TO CUSTOM FORM WHENEITHER DIAGNOSTIC OR MASTER WORKING CASTSARE MOUNTED IN THE ARTICULAR, THEIR MOVE-MENT SIMULATES THE THE PATIENT'S JAW MOTION.THE ACCURACY OF THE ARTICULATOR MOVEMENTIS COMPARED TO AN EXTRA-ORAL 3-DIMENSIONALPANTOGRAPHIC RECORDINGPRODUCED IN COLLABORATION WITH MERRILL CMENSON, JR, DDS, AND RONALD H ROTH, DDS THEEMINENTIAL COMPONENTS OF A GNATHOLOGIC IN-STRUMENT

CLEAKL) FOR TV

GOIN' INTO TOWN FEELIN' FINE


PRODUCER USFHWA

TITLE NO 005670/.41. SALE

SHOWS SOME OF THE SPECIAL TREATMENTS THATARE ADVANTAGIOUS TO BUSES--REVERSIBLE EX-PRESS LANES, RESERVED BUS LANES, CONTRA-FLOW TRAFFIC LANES, AND EXCLUSIVE BUSWAYSIN THE MEDIAN OF EXISTING FREEWAYS. SHOWSHOW COMMUTERS CAN BE SERVED EFFECTIVELYAND AT RELATIVELY LOW COST BY TAKING ADVAN-TAGE OF BUS TRANSPORTATION

GOIN' TO CADES COVE


PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS A PROGRAM OF APPALACHIAN MUSIC,BALLADS, AND TUNES, DATING BACK.TO PIONEERDAYS. FEATURES THE SINGING GROUP, THE NEWLOST CITY RAMBLERS. FILMED IN THE SOUTHERNHIGHLIGHTS AND THE GREAT SMOKEY MOUNTAINNATIONAL PARK.

GOLDEN SPIKE


PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS A REENACTMENT OF THE COMPETITIONBETWEEN EAST AND WEST AND THE STRUGGLE TOCARVE A ROADBED FOR THE STEAM LOCOMOTIVEACROSS OUR DEVELOPING NATION.

0000 GROOMING


PRODUCER USOE


1977

SALE

EXPLORES WHY WELL-GROOMED PEOPLE AREMORE LIKELY TO GET JOBS, KEEP JOBS, AND EARNPROMOTIONS. EMPHASIZES NEATNESS'. CLEANLI-NESS, AND APPEARANCE USES VIGNETTES,SONGS, AND ANIMATION TO OFFER TIPS ONPROPER SKIN, NAIL, AND HAIR CARE: CARE OF THEMOUTH AND TEETH; GOOD POSTURE, AND THE IM-PORTANCE OF NEAT. CLEAN CLOTHING. TREATS ES-SENTIAL PERSONAL CARE SKILLS THAT OFTENSPELL SUCCESSWORKBOOK INCLUDED

FROM THE YOU IN PUBLIC SERVICS SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV

0000 PLACE TO START, A


PRODUCER USCSC


DISCUSSES CAREER OPPORTUNIIIES FOR HIGHSCHOOL GRADATES AND C II LEGE GRADUATESEMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE HIGHSCHOO IPi OMA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

GOT MY OWN


PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO 006606/RL 'RENT,41. SALE

PHESENTS AN APPROACH TC COUNSELING DRUGADDICTS AND SENSITIZING MILITARY PERSONNELTO CONDITIONS WHICH ENCOURAGE DRUG USAGEAND ADDICTION. ENCOURAGES VIEWERS TO EXAM-INE THEIR OWN OPINIONS ABOUT DRUG ADDICTION.

c,


GRAIN SAMPLING


PRODUCER USDA



GREAT GAS SAVE-IN

1964 13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USPOST

TITLE NO 009961/RL RENrAL SALE

SHOWS LOGICAL METHODS FOR GASOLINE CON-SERVATION BY BOTH VEHICLE DRIVERS AND FLEETOPERATORS. OFFERS GENERAL APPLICABILITY TOANY LARGE BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT OFFICE. ORINDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN GASOLINE CONSERVA-TION.

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GRAND ROUNDS URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS. PT 1


PRODUCER WARMP SPONSOR US!.MAC

nnE 007234/RL SALE

SHOWS GRAND ROUNDS AT THE DEPARTMENT OFMEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, IN WHICHDR PETERSDORF DISCUSSES THE DIAGNOSTIC AS-PECTS OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.

GRAND ROUNDS - URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS, PT 2




SHOWS GRAND ROUNDS AT THE DEPARTMENT OFMEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, IN WHICHDR TURCK PRESENTS MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OFURINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

GRAND ROUNDS - URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS, PT 3




SHOWS GRAND ROUNDS AT THE DEPARTMENT OFMEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, IN WHICHDR ANSELL PRESENTS UROLOGICAL ASPECTS OFURINARY TRACT CARE.

GRANDMOTHER AND LESLIE


PROCKICER PARLTF SPONSOR USNIMH


SHOWS GAMES ADULTS CAN PLAY WITH CHILDREN,SUCH AS WORD GAMES FOR A LONG CAR RIDE,SORTING THE GROCERIES, IMAGINATIVE SHADOWPLAY BETWEEN A FATHER AND SON, HOME MATHEXPERIENCES, INFANT/SIBLING/GRANDMOTHER IN-TERRELATIONSHIPS, AND LANGUAGE DEVELOP-MENT THROUGH STORYTELLING AND PUPPETRY.


CLEARED FOR TV.

GREAT CLEAN AIR CAR RACE, THE


PRODUCER USEPA


DOCUMENTS THE COMPETITION BETWEEN THEEXOTIC AND MODIFIED VEHICLES BUILT BY STU-DENTS FROM OVER 50 COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES,AND HIGH SCHOOLS ACROSS THE COUNTRY TODEMONSTRATE WAYS OF REDUCING AIR POLLU-TION FROM AUTOMOBILES.

GREAT CLEAN UP, THE


PRODUCER USEPA


SERVES AS AN UPDATE Of EFFORTS TAKEN TOREDUCE THE POLLUTION IN THE GREAT LAKES. EX.PLAINS EFFORTS IN CONTEXT OF THE U S-CANADAAGREEMENT OF APRIL 1972.

CLEARED FOR TV. RESTRICTIONS: DOMESTIC U SDISTRIBUTION ONLY.

GREAT DESIRE MARCHING BAND AND OTHER STO-RIES, THE


PRODUCER USPC


SHOWS THE WORK OF THE PEACE CORPS AROUNDTHE WORLD. INCLUDES SCENES OF SEVERALCOUNTRIES IN WHICH VOLUNTEERS ARE WORKING.

GREAT EXPECTATIONS


PRODUCER USSRS


PRESENTS BERNARD POSNER, OF THE PRESI-DENT'S COMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT OF THEHANDICAPPED, DESCRIBING HOW PEOPLE TREATEDHIM WHEN HE POSED AS A MENTALLY RETARDEDLAUNCRY WORKER. A COLLEGE STUDENT DE-SCRIBES HER EXPERIENCES AS A SUMMER VOLUN-TEER TEACHING RETARDED CHILDREN.

190

1975

GREAT IS THE HOUSE OF THE SUN


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE STUDY EFFECTS OF THE AIROLOWPHENOMENA AND SOLAR RADIATION IN SPACE,WHILE OTHER SCIENTISTS PREPARE EXPERIMENTSTO BE FLOWN ABOARD SPACE SATELLITES TOSTUDY ULTRA-VIOLET RADIATION.

GREATER ADVENTURE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 755620/RI, SALE

DEALS WITH RIGHT AND WRONG DRIVING TECH-NIQUES. SHOWS THE EFFECTS OF IRRESPONSIBLEDRIVING.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'TRAFFICSAFETY ADVANCED DRIVING - THE GREATER AD-VENTURE.'

GREECE


PRODUCER USOOD SPONSOR USAF


REVIEWS THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF GREECE.AND DESCRIBES HER POSTWAR RECOVERY, CUR-RENT ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL LIFE, AND POSITIONIN NATO.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWIT N THE SPONSORING AGENCY,

GREEK MSC COURSE, VOL 1


PRODUCER USFSI


GREEK - MAW COURSE. VOL 1 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USES

TITLE NO. 00572:I/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

GREEK BASIC COURSE, VOL 2


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 005620/IllTEXT INCLUDED.

GREEK BASIC COURSE, VOL 2 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 005621/RLTEXT INCLUDED

GREEK - BASIC COURSE, VOL 3


PRODUCER USFSI


GREEK - BASIC COURSE, VOL 3 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


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GREYHOUNDS OF THE SEA


PRODUCER USN


DOCUMENTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DESTROY-ER FR0M THE EARLIST TYPES THROUGH TO

1030ERN NUCLEAR MISSILE DESTROYERS. NARRAT-ED BY JACK WEBB.

ORIO UMW21 MIN, 14IMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 373800/RI SALE.

EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT INBIASED AND UNBIASED GRID LIMITERS. EXPLAINSHOW LIMITING OCCURS AND SHOWS OUTPUT WA-VESHAPES ON AN OSCILLOSCOPE. DEMONSTRATESTHE EFFECT ON LIMITING WHEN BIAS IS CHANGEDUSING A MOCK-UP OF A GRID LIMITER AND AN ?S-CILLOSCOPE.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FORWITHIN SPONSORING AGENCY.

GRID NAVIGATION APPLICATION OF THEORY


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS IN-FLIGHT PROCEDURES DEMONSTRATINGTHE APPUCATION OF THC GRID NAVIGATIONTHEORY. INCLUDES THE IMPORTANCE OF THEPACING DIAGRAM. THE SCHEDULING OF THE NAVI-GATOR'S ACTIONS, COMMUNICATIONS BETWEENTHE PILOT AND NAVIGATOR, AND THE TRANSITIONFROM ONE CHART TO ANOTHER.


GRICI NAVIGATION orntooucTioN AND THEORY


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE BASIC FACTORS OF AERIAL NAVIGA-TION AND THE USE OF GRID PROCEDURES IN OVER-COMING THE PROBLEMS OF POLAR NAVIGATION.COVERS SPECIAL SUSJECTS. INCLUDING-THE LOSEOF THE GYRO, COMPENSATION FOR PROCESSIONOF THE GYRO, THE EARTH'S CONVERGING MERID-!ANS, THE GRID OVERLAY, AND CALCULATIONS OFTHE WESTERN AND EASTERN HEMISPHERES.

WS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWI [MIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

GRINDING A DEEP NOLL


PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO GRIND THE BACKING PINS ANDWORK-HOLDING JAWS OF 3-JAW CHUCK TO HOLDTHE WORKPIECE, SET LENGTH OF STROKE, COR-RECT FOR TAPER AND BELLMOUTH, AND CHECK A

'DEEP HOLE WITH A MICROMETER.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP SERIES. OPERATIONSON THE INTERNAL GRINDER, NO. 2.

GRIMING A PARALLEL SAN, PT 1, SETTING UP THEMACHINE


PRODECER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT AND TRUE A GRINDINGWHEEL, POSITION THE DIAMOND TOOL, OPERATE AMAGNETIC CHUCK, AND USE A GRINDER.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE SURFACE GRINDER, NO. 1.

GRINDING A PARALLEL SAN, PT W GRINDING OPER-ATIONS


PRODUCER MOE


SHOWS HOW TO POSITION THE PARALLEL BAR,ROUGH-GRIND THE OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE BAR,ROUGH-GRIND ADJACENT SIDES AT EXACT RIGHTANGLES, AND FINISH-GRIND.

FROM THE MACH/NE SHOP RORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE SURFACE GRINDER, NO. 2.

GRINDING A PLAIN PIN, PT I. THE animona WHEEL


PRODUCER MOE

TITLE NO. 373909/ RL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE currING ACTION OF A GRINDINGWHEEL, EXPLAINING HOW TO SELECT THE COR-RECT GRINDING WHEEL, HANDLE AND MOUNT THEWHEEL ON THE COLLET, AND TRUE AND BALANCETHE WHEEL

FROM TME MACHINE SHOP NORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE CNETER-TYPE GRINDER, NO. 1.

GRINDING A PLAIN PIN, PT 2, GRINDING OPERATIONS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 37400111... RCNTAL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO LUBRICATE AND SET UP ACENTER-TYPE GRINDER, MOUNT AND ADJUST THEWORKPIECE FOR PROPER TENSION BETWEEN CEN-TERS, SET THE TABLE REVERSING 00GS, ANDROUGH-GRIND A PLAIN PIN.

FROM THf MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-A1IONS ON THE CENTER-TYPE GRINDER, NO. 2.

WINONA A SLENDER SHAFT WITH SACK REST


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO SELECT AND SET UP A BACKREST, ADJUST THE BACK REST DURING GRINDING,ROUGH AND FINISH-GRIND THE LONG SHAFT, ANDCHECK AND ADJUST FOR TAPER.

FROM THE AIN:HINE &VP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE CENTER-TYPE GRINDER, NO. 3.

GRINDING A STRAIGHT HOLE


PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO USE A UNIVERSAL CHUCK, SELECTTHE PROPER GRINDING WHEEL, ADJUST WHEELSPEED. SET THE LENGTH OF THE STROKE, SET THECROSS-FEED FOR AUTOMATIC GRINDING. AND USEA PRECISION CROSS-FEED FOR FINISH-GRINDING.

FROM THE MACHINE .511012 WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE INTERNAL GRINDER, NO. 1.

GRINDING A TAPIR

19 MIN. 10MM FILM, OPT. SO. d&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO PREPARE AN ARBOR FOR GRIND-ING, MOUNT AND ADJUST THE ARBOR BETWEENCENTERS, ADJUST THE SWIVEL TABLE AND TAPERSCALE, ROUGH- AND FINISH-GRIND THE TAPER, ANDCHECK WITH THE TAPER RING GAGE AND LIGHTGAGE.

FROM THE MACHINE &VP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE CENTER-TYPE GRINDER, NO. 5.

GROWING A TEMPLATE

15 MIN, 1IIMM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT AND TRUE THE WHEEL.MOUNT THE SINE BAR ON THE TABLE. SET THESINE BAR FOR SPECIFIED ROUGH- AND FINISH-GRIND THE TEMPLATE, AND CHECK THE WORK-PIECE FOR ACCURACY.

FROM THE MACHINE &VP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE SURFACE GRINDER, NO. 4.

GRINDING A *KOCK

22 MIN. 10MM ILM. OPT. SO. B&W 1945

PROOUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO SET UP A V-BLCCK TO GRINDTHE ENDS AND THE V. ROUGH- AND FINISH-GRINDTHE ENDS, ESTABLISH REFERENCE POINTS FORGRINDING THE V TO PRECISION DIMENSIONS, ANDCRECK THE WORK FOR ACCURACY.

FROM THE MACHINE &VP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE SURFACE GRINDER, NO. 4.

GRINDING AND FACING A BLIND HOLE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT AND DRESS WHEELS ONTHE 2-SPINDLE GRINDER, PREPARE THE DIA-PHRAGM CHUCK, PLUNGE-GRIND THE BORE ANDADJUST FOR TAPER, AND GRIND THE SHOULDERAND FLANGE PARALLEL AND AT RIGHT ANGLES TOTHE BORE.

'FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE INTERNAL GRINDER, NO. 3.

GRINDING MULTIPLE-POINT CARSIDE TOOLS


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO RESHARPEN BY GRINDING A DULLCARBIDE MILLING CUTTER, GRIND INDIVIDUAL

TEETH OFFHAND. CIRCLE -GRIND AND SURFACE-GRIND, AN) FINISH SURFACES AND EDGES BYHONING.

FROM THE CARBIDE CUTTING TOOLS SERIES. NO.3.

GRINDING SINGLEPOINT CARBIDE TOOLS


PRODUCER USOE


1945

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO SEMI-FINISH AND FINISH-GRIND ADULL TOOL, ROUGH-GRIND A CHIPPED OR BROI:ENTIP, AND GRIND A NEWLY BRAZED TOOL AND ACHIP BREAKER.

FROM THE CARBIDE CUTTING TOOLS SERIES. NO.2.

GAMING THIN DISCS


PRODUCER USOE

Tins No. 3744501RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO TRUE THE GRINDING WHEEL, LOAUAND OPERATE THE MAGNETIC CHUCK. ROUGH-GRIND THE DISCS, FINISH -GRIND PIE DISCS TOPRECISION MEASUREMENTS, AND CHECK FOR AC-CUFIACY AND PARALLELISM.

FROM THE 4440HINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON 1HE SURFACE GRINDER, NO. 5.

GRISCOM-RUSIELL - NOW IT WORKS, PT I

14 MIN, 18/40 ' FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1948

PROOUCER U

TITLE NO. 3745,1/III SALE

EXPLAINS 431; ANIMATION THE PRINCIPLES OF OPER-ATION OF THE LOW-PRESSURE DISTILLING PLANT(GRISCOM-RUSSELL). ILLUSTRATES THE DEVELOP-MENT OF A SIMPLE EFFECT DISTILLING PLANT. EX-PLAINING THE PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS.


FROM THE DISTILLING PLANTS SERIES. LOW PRES-SURE. TYPE.

GRISCOM-RUSSILL - HOW IT WORKS, PT 2


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS BY ANIMATION THE PARTS. CONSTRUC-TION, AND OPERATION OF A DOUBLE EFFECT 045TILLING PLANT. PORTRAYS A TYPICAL DISTILLINGPLANT, TRACING BY ANIMATION THE FLOW OFWATER, STEAM, VAPOR, AND CONDENSATIONTHROUGH THE SYSTEM.


FROM THr. caTILLINa PLANTS SERIES. LOW PRES-SURE TYPE.

GROSS RADIOACTICITY AMALYW1 OP WARR


PROOUCER USPHS SPCWSOR USNMAC


SHOWS GROSS ALPHA AND BETA COUNTING OFWATER SAMPLES INVOLVED IN THE PREPARATIONOF TWO SAMPLES --ONE FOR THE SUSPENDEDSOLIDS, THE OTHER FOR THE DISSOLVED SOLIDS.

GROUND CONTROLLED APPROACH EOUIPWENTALIGNMENT OP AN/CPN-4A


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS, BY USING THE SPLIT-SCREEN TECHNIQUE,BOTH THE ADJUSTMENT AND THE SCOPE PATTERNAS ALIGNMENT IS ACCOMPLISHED IN THE SYSTEMTIMING UNIT, THE COHO AMPLIFIER, AND THE VIDEOSWITCHING UNIT.

1957

GROUND CONTROLLED APPROACH EQUIPMENTSITING


N1/XNXER USN


DESCRIBES THE SITING AND LOCATION OF GROUNDCONTROLLED APPROACH EQUIPMENT TRAILERS ATVARIOUS RUNWAY LOCATIONS ON AN AIRFIELD.

GROUND CONTROLLED APPROACH OF AIRCRAFT -OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES AND OPERATIONOF GROUND CONTROLLED APPROACH ON THEFIELD AND IN A PLANE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1949. RELEASED BYUSOE, 1050.


Gnaw HANDLING Of AIRCRAFT IN COLD WRATH-ER TAXIING, TOWING, ANC1 SECURING

16 MIN, 16MM FIN, OPT. SD, BSA 1953

PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW TO TAXI AND TOW AIRCRAFT UNDERADVERSE CONDITIONS. SHOWS HOW TO SECUREAIRCRAFT IN COLD WEATHER, USING TIE-DOWNSAND PLANE COVERS.

GROUND SAFETY ON T/11 FLIGHT LINE, PT 1

10 L 'I, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1956

PROuUCER USAF


PORTRAYS THE WORK OF U S AIR FORCE GROUNDCREWS IN SERVICING B-47'S.


GROUND SAFETY ON THE FLJOHT LINE, PT 2


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS AN INVESTATION OF THE BURNING OFA B-47 AIR FORCE PLA E.


ammo WAYS21 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES STEP-BY-STEP CONSTRUCTION ORPLACING OF THE FOLLOWING-TIE TIMBERS,BEARER BLOCKS, GROUND WAYS TIMBERS, ANGLEBRACKETS, SPUR SHORES, GREASE STRIPS.LAUNCHING GREASE, AND GREASE IRONS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PREP-ARATION FOR STERN LAUNCHING.

aim YOUR OWN16 MIN. 10MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW 1945

PRODUCER USDA


TELLS THE ESSENTIALS OF GOOD GARDENING ANDHOW PLANTS GROW. HUMOROUSLY EXPLAINS*DMUS* OF GARDENING.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON. DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY,

GROWING CONCERNS


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE PIO. 0003311/RL SALE

INTRODUCES THE LANDSAT SATE ITE AS A PAR-TIAL SOLUTION TO THE woRLDS AED TO SURVEYAND MONITOR AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES. THESATELLITE'S IMAGERY IS BEING USED EXPERIMEN-TALLY TO SUPPLEMENT U S GROUND SURVEYS INAN EFFORT TO INCREASE THE ACCURACY OF ESTI-MATES OF CROP PROOUCT1ON AND INVEN'ORY.THREE GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES ARE COOPERATING IN THE LARGE AREA CROP INVENTORY EXPERI.MENT TO SEE HOW LANDSAT CAN BE USED TO ES-TIMATE CROP PRODUCTION ON A WORLDWIDEBASIS. SHOWS HOW THE SATELLITE IMAGERY CANHELP CONTROL INSECT DESTRUCTION OF CROPSAND TREES BY PINPOINTING INFESTED AREAS FORSPRAYING.

FROM THE ENVIRCWMENTAL SERIES. LANDSAT -SATELLITE FOR ALL SEASONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

GROWTH INTO LEADERSHIP A Tro. UNITED STATESAIR FORCE ACADEMY


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 0047 A/RL CALE

DESCRIBES THE FULL SCOPE OF THE AIF. FORCEACADEMY LEADERSHIP TRAINING PRC,CHAMSHOWS THE USE OF CONFERENCE AND PROBLEMSITUATIONS TO DEVELOP STUDENT POTENTIAL ANDVERSATILITY REVIEWS EXCITING AND REWARDINGCAREER OPPC RTUNITIES 'OR ACADEMY GRADUATES.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

OSA

15 MIN. WM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USGSA


USES THE FILMOGRAPH STYLE TO , PROVIDE ABROAD OVERVIEW OF THE AGENCY AS AN ORIEN-TATION TO NEW EMPLOYEES AND OTHER INTER-ESTED PERSONS. DESCRIBES ALL THE MAJOR AC-TIVITIES OF GSA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

GUARD Of THE WY - THE NORAD STORY


PRODIXER USAF


SHOWS AN INTEGRATED COMMAND REPORTING TOWASHINGTON AND OTTAWA, READY TO DEFENDAGGRESSION.


GUARDING AGAINST SABOTAGE


PRODUCER USA"


DISCUSSES THE TSCHNIQUES CF SABOTAGE-IN-CLUDING FIRE, EXPLOSIVES, AND MECHANICA:MEANS-AND PRESENTS SEVERAL CASE HISTORIESOF SABOTAGE.

GUATEMALA IN THE FACE Of DISASTER

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO. COL 1976

PRODUCER USAIOP SPONSOR USAID


PRESENTS THE TRAGIC STORY OF THE EARTH-QUAKE WHICH STRUCK GUATEMALA IN 1976 LEAV-ING MILLIONS HOMELESS AND MORE THAN 23,000DEAD. DEPICTS THE RELIEF EFFORTS OF THE U S.OTHER COUNTRIES, AND VOLUNTARY ORGANIZA-TIONS WHICH RESPONDED IMMEDIATELY TO THEURGENT NEEDS OF GUATEMALA. SHOWS HOW THEPEOPLE OF THIS LATIN AMERICAN NATION MOVEDQUICKLY AND BRAVELY TO HELP THEMSELVES ANDTHEIR NEIGHBORS.

CLEARED FOR W.

GUAYMAS STORY, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


DEPICTS A VISIT TO THE NASA TRACKING STATIONAT GUAYMAS. MEXICO, AND A STUDY OF THE RELA-TIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND THESPACE FACILITY.

GUIDED MEND TEST, THE


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO PREPARE GROOVE WELD ANDFILLET WELD TEST SPECIMENTS FOR THE GUIDEDBEND TEST, AND DEMONSTRATES HOW TO MAKETHE TEST. SHOWS CAUSES OF FAILURE IN BEND-ING.

FROM THE WELDING PROCEDURES SERIES. TEST-ING, NO. 1

1944

GUILFORD COURTHOUSE


PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS A STORY ABOUT GENERAL NATHANEALGREENE AND ONE OF HIS PRIVATES BRINGING NEW

192

FOCUS TO THE OFTEN IGNORED CAMPIGNS OF THESOUTH DURING THE REVOLUTION AS PRELUDE TOYORKTOWN.

GULF I TREAM


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE GULF STREAM RESEARCH AND IN-VESTIGATIONB CONDUCTED BY THE NAVY ANDNAVY-SPONSORED OCEANOGRAPHERS.

SUN TROWILE WHAT IS IT, DOCTOR?


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE HO 005586/RL SALE

INTROCtrES THE PUBLIC TO PREVENTIVE PROCE-DURF THAT MAY BE USED TO MAINTAIN OPTIMUMORAL HEALTH. DEMONSTRATES PLAQUE IDENTIFI-CATION AND ITS REMOVAL WITH THE AID OFDENTAL FLOW. Alin THE TOOTH BRUSH

GUY


PRODUCER USNIMH


1971

_CALF

EXAMINES THE PROBLEM OF DRUG ABUSE PNDNARCOTICS BY PRESENTING THE EXPERIENCESA 15-YEAR-OLD MEXICAN -AMERICAN WHO SPENDSA GREAT DEAL OF HIS TIME ON SARBITUATES.

FROM THE PROFESSIONAL DRUG FILMS SERIESTHE SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES. AND THE YOUTHCUL TURE SERIES.

Gyro COMPASS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE THEORY AND OPERATION OF SEVER-AL KINDS OF COMPASSES.

COMPASS SYSTEM, THE 16MIN

GYROSCOPE AND GRAVITATION, TIM 14MIN

GYROSCOPE AND GRAVITATION, THE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE np, 001779/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE THEORY AND OPERATION OF PENDU-LOUS AND MERCURY BALLISTIC-TYPE COMPASSES.STUDIES THE I FFECT OF GRAVITY ON A GYRO-SCOPE, AND THI OPERATION OF AN ARMS PENDU-LOUS COMPASS ND A SPERRY MERCURY BALLIS-TIC COMPASSPRODUCED B S NAVY, 1944 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF I D jATION, 1947.

FROM THE GYRO COMPASS SERIES.

GYROSCOPES IN SPACE


PRODUCER USNASA


ILLUSTRATES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE GYRO-SCOPE BY UTILIZING KINESCOPE AND OTHER FILMFOOTAGE FROM THE SKYLAB IN-FLIGHT SCIENCEDEMONSTRATIONS. ASTRONAUT OWEN K GARROTTDISCUSSES THE EXPERIMENT USING BOTH VOICE-OVER AND ON-CAMERA NARRATION.

FROM THE SKYLAB SCIENCE DEMONSTRATIOPISSERIES.

HACKSAWS


PRODUCER USW° SPONSOR USA

TITLE NO 001700/RL

1943

SALE

SHOWS VARIOUS TYPES OF HACKSAWS AND DIS-CUSSES THE USES OF THE BLADES, ILLUSTRATESTHE CORRECT USE OF BLADES AND TOOLS ON DIF-FERENT TYPES OF METAI. WORK.

FROM THE CARE AND USE OF HAND was SERIES.NO. 0

HACKSAWS. PT 3

.5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1949

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE TYPES OF HACKSAW BLADES INCOMMON USE, AND SHOWS CORRECT PRACTICE BYCLOSE-UPS OF THE CUTTING ACTION OF SAWTEETH IN A VARIETY OF STOCK.

0 o

HAIL, ALMA MATER

6 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. SEW 1951

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS SCENES OF THE U S MILITARY ACADEMYCAMPUS WHILE THE WEST POINT CHOIR AND GLEECLUB SING 'HAIL. ALMA MATER' AND 'ARMY BLUE.'

CLEARED FOR TV .

MALF-WAVE AND FUU.-WAVI RECTIFIERS VACUUMTUSE


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES CIRCUIr OPERATION OF HALF-WAVEAND FULL-WAVE RECTIFIERS USING DIODE VACUUMTUBES. SHOWS HOW TO CALCULATE THE VOLTAGE,OUTPUT FREQUENCY, AND PEAK INVERSE VOLTAGEOF EACH CIRCUIT,

KINESCOPE.


HALWAX NICIDENT, THE


PRODUCER USN

Tins 001761/RL

1950

SALE

SHOWS HOW MISINTERPRETATION OF A SHIPSWHISTLE SIGNAL CAUSED THE COLLISION OF THEHALIFAX.

FROM THE RULES OF THE NAUTICAL ROAD SERIES.

HALLAM NUCLEAR POWER FACILITY, THE




SHOWS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE REACTOR ATHALLAM. NE. BOLT JOINTLY BY.. THE ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION AND THE CONSUMERS'PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA. USES ANI-MATION TO ILLUSTRATE THE PLANT OPERATIONAND LIVE FOOTAGE TO SHOW THE CONS) RUCTIONOF THE REACTOR CONTAINMENT VESSEL, ITSTRANSPORTATION FROM PHILADELPHIA TOHALLAM, THE FABRICATION OF INSTALLATION, ANDTHE OPERATION OF VARIOUS COMPONENTS.


HALLUCINOGENS


PRODUCER USNIMH


CONCERNS DIE PRIMARY EFFECTS AND DANGERSHALLUCINOGENS MAY HAVE UPON THE MIND.


1971

HAMMERS


PROOUCER USW) SPONSOR USA


EXPLAINS THE PROPER CARE AND USE OF MACHIN-IST'S BALL. STRAIGHT AND CROS$ PEEN HAMMERS,SLEDGE HAMMER, AND A CARPENTER'S CLAWHAMMER.

FROM THE CARE AND USE OF HAND TOOLS SERIES.NO. 4

NAND SIGNALS FOR AGRICULTURE

14 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD, COL. 1976

PROOLICER USOSHA


INTROOUCES THE NEW AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AG-RICULTURAL ENGINEERS UNIFORM HAND SIGNALSAND SHOWS AGRICULTURAL WORKERS HOW TOUSE THEM. REMINDS FARM AND RANCH MACHIN-ERY OPERATORS AND CAEN MEMBERS OF THEVARIOUS DANGEROUS SITUATIONS THEY FACEDAILY. AND ILLUSTRATES THE PROPER METHOD OFGIVING AND RECOGNIZING THESE NEW SIGNALS INORDER TO AVOID HAZARDOUS SITUATIONS. DEM-CNSTRATES THE SAFE AND PROPER WAY FORCREW MEMBERS TO COMMUNICATE. DEPICTS MANYFARM MACHINE PROCESSES FOR WHICH THESENEW HAND SIGNALS CAN BE USED TO PROVIDESAFER. MORE EFFECTIVE 2-WAY COMMUNICATIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

HAND SOLDERING


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF SOLDERING. SHOWSHOW TO PREPARE SOLDERING IRONS AND TORCH-ES, CLEAN AND PREPARE THE WORK, FASTEN THEOINTS, SOLDER WIRE AND LUG JOINTS, AND SEAL

AMS.

FF DM THE ACCESSORY ASSEMBL Y SERIES. TOOLSAND PROCEDURES, NO. 1.

HANOEL'S MESSIAH AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY


PRODUCER USN

'ITLE NO. 001642/RL SALE

THE ACADEMY GLEE CLUB AND THE HOOD COL.LEGE CHOIR PERFORM THE 'MESSIAH.'

HANDLE WITH CARE


PROOUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNIAAC


SHOWS THE VARIED SERVICES RECEIVED BY SE-LECTED MENTALLY RETARIYD PEOPLE IN THEGREATER LOS ANGELES AREA. STRESSES THE IM-PORTANCE OF HAVING A PLACE ON WHICH THEFAMILIES OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED CANDEPEND FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND EVALUATIONAS WELL AS FOR CONTINUED ASSISTANCE. NAR-RATED BY BURT LANCASTER,

HANDUNG AMO STORING APPLES IR PALLET BOXES


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO. 003951/RL

PRESENTS THE METHODS, DEVICES. AND EQUIP-MENT DEVELOPED THROUGH 2 YEARS OF ENGI-NEERING RESEARCH ON HANDLING AND STORINGAPPLES IN PALLET BOXES. PICTURES VARIOUSDESIGN CRITERIA FOR USE IN CONSTRUCTINGPALLET BOXES AND COMPARES THE USE OF SUCHB OXES WITH THE CONVENTIONAL METHOOS OFHANDLING APPLES IN STANDARD BOXES. SHOWSAND EVALUATES METHODS AND EQUIPMENT USEDIN MOVING AND HANDLING APPLES IN PALLETB OXES.

HANDLING AND USE OF GLASSWARE


PRODUCER USPHS SPOAISOR USNMAC


EXPLAINS METHODS AND PRECAUTIONS TO BEUSED IN HANDLING GLASSWARE IN A LABORATORY.

FROM THE BASIC LABORATORY TRAINING FORNONPROFESSIONAL WORKERS SERIES.

HANDLING LIVESTOCK FOR MARKET


PRODUCER USOE


EXAMINES CAUSES OF LOSSES IN MARKETING LIVE.STOCK. EXPLAINS HOW TO PREVENT INJURY TOLIVESTOCk ON THE FARM, BEFORE SHIPMENT,WHEN LOADING, AND DURING SHIPMENT.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. LIVESTOCK. NO. 3.

HANDUNG LIVESTOCK SAFELY


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO. 0039531R L SALE

SHOWS HAZARDOUS OBSTACLES TO AVOID IN HAN.DUNG AND TRANSPORTING LIVESTOCK.

HANDS OF ACTION


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEPICTS A DOCTOR INSTRUCTING AMBULANCE AT-TENDANTS IN EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE USINGLAYMEN'S LANGUAGE AND GRAPHIC EXAMPLES,THE DOCTOR EXPLAINS THE RECOMMENDED PRO-CEDURE FOR HANDLING THE FOLLOWING--(1)BLOCKED AIRWAYS, (2) BLEEDING. (3) OPENWOUNDS, AND (4) BROKEN BONES.

HANOTOOLS FOR WILDFIRE


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS TOOLS BEING USED Iry FIREFIGHTERSPU-LASKI. MC LEOD, SHOVEL, SAW. WATER NOZZLE,

BRUSH, HOOK, MOP-UP KIT, AND FUSEE. TRAINSNEW OR INEXPERIENCED FIREMEN IN VARIETY OFFUEL TYPES,

HANDWASHING IN PATIENT CARE


PRODUCER USCDC

TITLE NO 360225/RL SA LE

DEMONSTRATES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CONSCI.ENTIOUS PRACTICE OF HAND WASHING IN ORDERTO AVOID TRANSMISSION OF PATHOGENS.

HANFORD OR OUST TAN MILU FOR ENERGY


PRODUCER USANL $POPSOR USERDA


PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE 7.000-MILE RIVERAND SEA VOYAGE OF A METAL GIANT. SHOWS HOWTHE LARGEST STAINLESS STEEL NUCLEAR REAC-TOR VESSEL IS MADE OF 9110 TONS OF HARDWARE.GIVES SOME FACTS ABOUT THE ESSENTIAL TEST-ING FOR THE BREEDER PROGRAM. WHICH WILLHELP PLACE AMERICAN MANUS ON A NEW SOURCE.1F ENERGY TKAT COULD HELP LIGHT CITIES FORs:ENTURIES TO COME.

CLEARED FOR NON.SPONORED TV.

HARD ONES, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE DIFFICULTIES ANO PROBLEMS EN-COUNTERED IN DESIGNING, BUILDING, AND OPER-ATING UNMANNED SATELLITES FOR SCIENTIFIC RE-SEARCH AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS SUCH ASCOMMUNICATIONS AND WEATHER FORECASTING.

MAW WAY, THE


PRODUCER USNHL I


EXPLAINS THE FACTS ABOUT HYPERTENSIONTHROUGH A TEENAGE STUDENT WHO HAS IT HIM-SELF. EMPHASIZES THE NEED TO NAVE REGULARBLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS AND TELLS WHY THER-APY MUST BE FOLLOWED IF ONE HAS HIGH BLOODPRESSURE.

HARDEST WORKING DOLLAR, DIE

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USOLMP

TITLE NO 002100/RL

1971

SALE

DESCRIBES WHAT THE UNEMPLOYMENT INSUR-ANCE PROGRAM MEANS TO THE AMERICANWORKER, EMPLOYER, GOVERNMENT, AND THEECONOMY.

FROM THE CAREER JOS OPPORTUNITY FILMSERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLGROUPS.

NARONIESS TESTING - ROCKWELL


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE NEED FOR HARDNESS TESTING.EXPLAINS HOW TO SET UP THE ROCKWELL HARD-NESS TESTER, SELECT AND SEAT THE PENETRA-TOR. SELECT AND MOUNT THE ANVIL, ADJUST THETIMING OF THE MACHINE, AND TEST FLAT ANDCURVED SURFACES.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES, INSPECTION,NO. 5.

HARRY AND THE NODULE


PRODUCER USN


OUTLINES THE PROCEDURES WHICH SMALL BUS.NESSES WOULD USE TO BID ON GOVERNMENTCONTRACTS THROUGH THE USE OF CARTOONS.

HAULAGE SAFETY IN LOW-COAL RAINES


PROOXRR USIDA


DRAMATICALLY PICTURES HOW ACCIDENTS CAN BEPREVENTED OR CAN HAPPEN IN THE UNDER-GROUND TRANSPORTATION OF MEN, COAL, ANDSUPPLIES THROUGH TUNNELS IN 'LOW' COAL

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT ANO SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER wTH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

MAMA BASIC COURSE

15 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, WHO

PRODUCER USES!

TULE PAO. 004071/RLTEXT NOT INCLUDED.

HAUSA NAM COURSE (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NCI 005921IRL

TEXT NOT INCLUDED.

HAVE YOU HEARD?


PROOUCER USN

TiTLE P, 000230/RL

SALE

SALE

1974

SALE

SHOWS THE TRAINING FOR ALL HANDS IN THE PRE.VENTION OF HEARING LOSS FROM HAZARDOUSNOISE EXPOSURE.

HAWAII ENGLISH PROGRAM - STATE OF HAWAII

12 MIN. 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1975

PRODUCER USRRP

TiTLE NO. 0097811/RL SALE

THE PROGRAM PROVIDES FOR PLACING ALL TYPESOF LEARNERS FROM KINDERGARTEN THROUGHGRADE 6 IN THE SAME MULTIGRADED CLASSROOM.EACH DAY A PLANNING CIRCLE ENCOURAGES STU.DENTS TO CONSIDER THE ACTIVITIES AVAILABLEAND CHOOSE THE MODE OF LEARNING IN WHICHTHEY CAN SUCCEED. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCEOF READING WIDELY, DISCUSSING WHAT WASREAD, AND LEARNING TECHNIQUES TO INCREASEREADING COMPREHENSION.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.92 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDOOOK,AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HANCOOOK, AFLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAM PROCESS,AND AN OBJECTIVES.ACTIVITES-ASSESSMENTCHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE Row TV READ PACKAGES FDR EFFECTIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

HAWAIIAN VOLCANOES


PROOUCERUSOAVA

TrTLE NO. 0100111/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS ERUPTIONS OF ACTIVE KILAUEA ANDMAUNA LOA ON TIM ISLAND OF HAWAII. INCLUDEDCASCADES AND FOUNDATIONS, THE BUILDING OFSPATTER CONES, MAUA LOA'S FAMOUS 'CURTAINOF FIRE', AND A MASSIVE FLOW FROM MAUNA LOAPLUNGING INTO THE SEA.

NAZARD CONTROL IN THE ANIMAL LAS

15 MIN. 2 X 2 SLOES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1975

PRODUCERUSOSEC


DESCRIBES THE GENERAL HAZARDS ASSOCIATEDWITH ANIMAL CARE FACILITIES, THE LABORATORYPROCEDURES ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK,AND THE MEASURES USED TO MINIMIZE THESERISKS.WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUD-ED. 00 SLIDES.

HAZARDOUS WASTES THE GROSS NATIONAL BY-PRODUCT

$ MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,ca. 1978

PRODUCEN USOSWM

TiTLE AU. 0070HURL SALE

EXPLAINS WHAT HAZARDOUS WASTES ARE ANDHow THEY ARE PRODUCED. DISCUSSES HOW THEYARE TREATED, TRANSPORTED, AND DISPOSED OF.SUMMARIZES THE PROBLEM AND SUGGESTS WAYSFOR CONSERNED CITIZENS AND PUBLIC INTERESTGROUPS TO TAKE CONSTRUCTIVE ACTION TO COPEWITH HAZARDOUS WASTES.

44 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED.

HAZARDS IN GROUND OPERATION OF JET AIRCRAFT


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THROUGH ANIMATION THE EXHAUSTBLAST, SUCTION, AND COOLING HAZARDS OF JETPROPELLED AIRCRAFT. SHOWS SAFETY PRECAU-TIONS TO PREVENT INJURY TO PERSONNEL ANDDAMAGE TO JET ENGINES.

FROM THE FLIGHT SAFETY SERIES.

HAZARDS Of CHURN DRILLING


PRODUCER USBM


DESCRIBES THE CHURN DRILLING OPERATIONS INSURFACE OFIE MINING. SHOWS THE DRILLING HAI.ARDS AND THE INCORRECT UNSAFE WORK PROCE.OURES. PRESENTS THE SAFE METHODS OF DRILL.ING AND EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR THE CON-STANTLY ALERT WORKMEN.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF. OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4800FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

HAZARDS OF LNG SPILLS IN MARINE TRANSPORTA-TION

15 MIN, 15MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 19'2

PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO. 005131IIRL SALE

SUMMARIZES THE WORK DONE FOR THE U SCOAST GUARD BY THE BUREAU OF MINES ON THEHAZARDS OF LARGE SPILLS OF LIQUEFIED NATU-RAL GAS (LNG) IN WATER TRANSPORTATION.SHOWS EXPERIMENTAL RELEASES OF THE COLDLNG ON ANO UNDER WATER. AND DISCUSSESMETHODS OF ESTIMATING POOL SIZES. VAPORIZA-TION RATES, AND FLAMMABLE GAS PLUME TRAVELALSO SHOWS AN UNEXPECTED FLAMELESS EXPLO-SION WHICH OCCURRED WHEN 70 GALLONS OFLNG WAS POURED ONTO THE SURFACE Of A POND.UPDATED VERSION OF NE 1971 FILM.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

HAZARDS OF TIRE HYDROPLANING

18 IAIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1966

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 0079911/RL SALESUPPLEMENTS THE INFORMATION GIVEN IN THEUSNASA FILM 'HAZARDS OF TIRE HYDROPLANINGTO AIRCRAFT OPERATION' (10A-112). ALTHOUGHTH1S SEQUEL MAY BE SHOWN BY ITSELF AND STILLPROVIDE USEFUL INFORMATION, IT IS RECOMMEND-ED THAT HOA-112 BE SEEN FIRST.

HAZARDS Of TIRE HYDROPLANINO TO AIRCRAFT OP-ERATION


PRODUCER USNASA

TiTLE AU. 002101/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PHENOMENA OF TIRE HYDROPLAN-ING, UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS IT OCCURS ANDTHE RESULTING HAZARDS TO AIRCRAFT OPER-ATIONS. EMPHASIZES THE HAZARDS OF A WETRUNWAY. SASED ON TIRE STUDIES AT THE LANG-LEY RESEARCH CENTER.

HI COMES PROM ANOTNER ROOM


PRODUCER USNIMII


SHOWS SCENES IN A SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSWHICH PROVIDES A FLEXIBLE PROGRAM FORSEVEN MENTALLY HANDICAPPED BOYS FROM AGESIX TO TEN. ILLUSTRATES COLLASORATIVE RELA-TIONSHIPS.

FROM THE ONE TV GROW ON SERIES.

MAD POSTURE AND ITS ROLE IN OCCLUSION


PRODUCERSUNYBD SPONSOR USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE EFFECTS OF HEAD POSTURE ONMANDIBULAR POSITION AND TOOTH CONTACT PAT.TERNS, AND THE RATIONALE FOR USING THE LONGCENTRIC CONCEPT IN CCCLUSAL AWUSTMENT.SCRIPT INCLUCED. PROOUCED IN COOPERATIONMTH THE HEALTH SCIENCES EDUCATION DEPART.MENT, VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL SUF.FALO, NY.

194

WAD START TO CONFIDENCE

22 MIN, 111MIA FILM, OPT. SD, SEW

PRODUCER USOE0

TiTLE NO. 384490/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE NEED FOP EVERY CHILD TOHAVE A SENSE OF HIS OWN IMPORTANCE ANDWORTH AS A PERSON. SHOWS A TEACHER'S VAR.IOUS MEANS OF BUILDING THE SELF-CONFIDENCE

, OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN THROUGH CON-TROLLED ACHIEVEMENT, LANGUAGE, AND PERF091.MANCE OF USEFUL TASKS.

HEADIANGERS, THE


PROOLCER USPHS

TULE NO. 364480/RL SALE

DESCRIBES A TREATMENT PROGRAM FOP RETARD-ED. SEVERELY SELFZESTRUCTIVE CHILDREN. PIC-TURES SEVERAL INSTITUTIONALIZED CHILDFENWHO MANIFEST SUCH BEHAVIOR THROUGH THESYMPTOM OF HEAD-BANGING, ONE OF WHOMBLINDED HERSELF AND WAS SUBSEOUENTLYPLACED IN A SPECIAL STUDY UNIT. EMPHASIZESTHE PERSISTENT. CO-OPERATIVE EFFORT TO THESTAFF AND THERAPIST AB THE PRIMARY MOOE OFTREATMENT.

HEADOUARTEMS USA


PRODUCERUSOOD SPONSOR USAF

171LE NO. 31145110/RL

1965

SALE

PORTRAYS A TOUR TAKEN BY A GROUP OF SER-VICEMEN THROUGH WASHINGTON, DC, COVERINGHIGHLIGHTS SUCH AS THE WHITE HOUSE; THE CAP.ITOL THE WASHINGTON, LINCOLN, AND JEFFERSONMEMORIALS; THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES; AND THETOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER.


HEALTH CARE OUTREACH

9 MIN. IIIMM FILM. OPT..SO, COL 1973

PRODUCER USSRS

TiTLE NO 004142IRL SALE

SHOWS A HEALTH CARE OUTREACH PROGRAM IN AMOOEL CITIES AREA OF RICHMCNO, CA. SHOWS IN-SERVICE TRAINING OF RESIDENTS OF THE AREA TOWORK IN THE HEALTH CARE FIELD. STRESSES IN-TERACTION BETWEEN FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCALHEALTH AGENCIES.

FROM THE AUDIOVISUAL RESEARCH ORIEFSSERIES.

HEALTH FOR THE AMERICAS-A SERIES

IIIMM FILMS. OPT. SO 1940

PRODUCER LOMA


AIMS AT INSTILUNG A BASIC KNOWLEDGE OFCOMMON CAUSES OF POOR HEALTH. SUGGESTSPOSSIBLE PREVENTIVE MEASURES.RE-RELEASED BY U 3 INSTITUTE OF INTER-AMERI-CAN AFFAIRS IN 1946. PRODUCED BY U S OFFIMOF INTER 'AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN 1945.

CtIANUNESS MOB HEALTH

ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION

HOW DISEASE TRAVELS (SPANISH)

HUMAN BODY

INFANT CARE AND mai*TUSERCULOSIS

WHAT IS DISEASE UNSEEN ENEMY

WHAT IS DISEASE UNSEEN INIMY(SPANISH)

HEALTH HAZARDS OF PESTICIDES



TULE NO DM TWIRL

MAIN

W/COWN

10MIN

7MIN

WAIN

10MIN

11MIN

EMPHASIZES THE POTENTIAL PUBLIC HEALTH HAZ-ARDS RESULTING FROM THE WIDESPREAD USE OFPESTICIDES. EXPLAINS THE WORK OF THE PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CEN-TER'S TOXICOLOGY LABORATORIES IN MEASURINGTHIS HAZARD, AND MAKES RECOMMENDATIONSFOP THE SAFE USE OF PESTICIDES.

HEALTHFUL LIVING MI aramouctas

28 MIN, 11:IMM FILM, OPT. SO, OOL

PRODUCER USPHS SPON9OR USDE 1S

TiTLE NO. 866175/RL

1965

SALE

TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL How TO TAKE CAAE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOT

7READILY AVAILABLE.

FROM THE MEDCAL SELF.NELP SERIES.


HEALTHIER PLACE TO LIVE, A (BLACK CAST, ENG-USN LANGUAGE)


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USN MAC


FOCUSES ON HOUSING AND OTHER ENVIRONMEN.TAL CONDITIONS IN THE CAMPS OF SEASONALCROP WORKERS. SHOWS SAFEGUARDS AGAINSTSUCH HEALTH HAZARDS AS PESTS, DIRT, ANDUNSAFE WATER.

FROM THE SEASONAL FARM VIORKERS SERIES.

ICAO THE NEW UNIVERSE


PROCKICER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE HIGH ENERGY ASTRONOMY OB-SERVATORY PROGRAM, MAN'S NEWEST ATTEMPTTO PROSE THE MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE.

CLEARED FOR TV.

HEART RESEARCH mawsIS MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BilW 1962


TITLE Nfl 001799/RL SALE

A NINE-PART NEWSREEL PRESENTING NEWS RE-PORTS OF RECENT WORK CONDUCTED OR SUP-PORTED BY THE NATIONAL HEART iNSTI GJTE--(1)HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE DRUG, (2) COUNTEPSHOCK,(3) DIET ANO HEART DISEASE, (4) COUNTERPULGA-TION, CONDUCTION SYSTEM LOCATOR. (6)AGING, FETAL EKG, (I) MICROSURGERY, AND (9)ARTICTI ICIAL HEART.

HEARTBEAT Of BUSINESS, THE


PRODUCER USSBA

TITLE NO 00142S/RL RENTAL SALE

DRAMATIZES THROUGH CONVERSATIONS BETNEENTWO FICTIONAL BUSINESSMEN THE IMPORTANCEOF GOOCI FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.

THE DIRECT TREATMENT OF TUMORS OF THEBRAIN AND SOFT TISSUE

HEBREW BASIC COURSE


PROOUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 0060021RLTEXT INCLUDED.

HEBREW - BASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

SALE

Hama GAGES AMD TEST INDICATORS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 367400/RI. RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE READING OF THE VERNIER SCALE ASUSED ON A HEIGHT GAGE. DEMONSTRATES THEUSE OF SEVERAL FORMS OF TEST INDICATORS.

FROM THE MAC:NINE SHOP WORK SERIES. PRECI-SION MEASUREMENT, NO. 5.

HEUCOPTER ARCTIC OPERATIONS

29 MIN, IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1956

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 317530 /RL RENTAL SA LE

DEMONSTRATES TECHNIOUES AND PROCEDURESNECESSARY FOR SAFE HELICOPTER OPERATIONSIN THE ARCTIC.

CLEARED VOA NON-SPONSORED TV. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

HELICOPTER - MOUNTAIN OPERATIONS

1971 25 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES NEC-ESSARY TO THE SAFE OPERATION OF HELICOP-TERS IN MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN. SHOWS PRE-FLIGHT PLANS AND PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.CARGO LOADING, SLING LOADS, POWER CONSER-VATION THROUGH MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OFMOUNTAIN WINDS. AND TURBULENCE AND SIMILAROBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED IN MOUNTAIN OPER-ATIONS. SHOWS AN ACTUAL FLIGHT OF TWO II-19'STO EXPLAIN SAFE APPROACHES AND TAKE-OFFS

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

HEAT DISORDERS - GENERAL EFFECTS Of HEAT ONMAN


PRODUCER USA


DESCIlIBES THE CAUSES, SYMPTOMS, TREATMENT,AND PREVENTION OF THE THREE MAJOR HEAT DIS-ORDERS THAT MAY BE ENCOUNTERED BY TROOPSWHEN LIVING AND WORKING IN EXTREMELY HOTCLIMATES-HEAT CRAMPS, HEAT EXHAUSTION, ANDHEAT STROKE.

NEAT TREATMENT OF ALUMINUM, PT 1

19 MIN. 1114AM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE PURPOSE OF HEAT TREATMENT.MICROSTRUCTURE CHANGES DURING HEAT TREAT-MENT, THE PROCEDURE OF HEAT TREATMENT. ANDTHE EFFECTS ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ALUMI-NUM.

FROM THE ENG/NEER/NG SERIES.

NEAT TREATMENT OP ALUMINUM, PT 2


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE NATURE OF COLD WORKING OPER-ATIONS, CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE OF ALUMINUMALLOYS, SHIP PLANES AND DEFORMATION, AND MI-CROSTRUCTURE CHANGES.

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES.

HEAVY PARTICLE BEANE IN MEDICINE


PROOUCER USAEC


SU^VEYS THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THEMEDICAL USES OF CYCLOTRONS. SHOWS THEUNIQUE PROPERTIES CF ACCELERATOR-PRODUCEDHEAVY PARTICLES CF CYCLOTRONS IN NUCLEARMEDICINE IN PROVIDING CREDITABLE RESULTS INTHE TREATMENT OF ACROMEGALY, CUSHING'S DIS-EASE. AND DIABETIC RETINITIS. DISCUSSES THEBRAGG EFFECT OF ALPHA PARTICLE RADIATION IN

1957

HELICOPTER - VIBRATIONS AND RESONANCE, PT I,VIBRATIONS IN THE H-13


PROOUCER USAF

TITLE NO 3876001AL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS VARIOUS TYPES OF VIBRATION IN THE H-13 HELICOPTER AND HOW TO DETERMINE THECAUSE OF EACH. THROUGH ANIMATION, DESCRIBESAND TRACES TO THE CAUSE EACH TELL-TALE VI-BRATION. EXPLAINS LOW. MEDIUM. AND HIGH FRE-QUENCY VIBRATIONS.


HEUCOPTER VIBRATIONS AND RESONANCE, PT 2,VIBRATIONS IN THE 4-19

7 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. so. B&W 1957

PROOUCER USAF

TITLE NO 387601 /RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CHECK FOR THE CAUSESOF MEDIUM AND HIGH VIBRATIONS IN THE H-19.SHOWS HOW BLADES OUT OF TRACK, IMPROPERTORQUE, AND INTERNAL MALFUNCTIONS AFFECTMAIN AND TAIL ROTOR ASSEMBLY, TAIL ROTORDRIVE SHAFT, AND OTHER PARTS.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE Fon USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

HELICOPTER VISRATIONS AND RESONANCE, PT 3,VIBRATIONS IN THE H-21


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 3137602/R'. RENTAL SA LE

DEMONSTRATES, DESCRIBES. AND TRACES TO THECAUSE TELL-TALE VIBRATIONS IN THE H-21.


HELICOPTER VIBRATIONS AND RESONANCE, PT 4,GROUND RESONANCE

8 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. RAW 1957

PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES BY ANIMATION THE TECHNIOUESREQUIRED TO AVOID GROUND RESONANCECAUSED BY SEVERE OSCILLATION. UNBALANCEDROTOR SYSTEM, LOW STRUT, LOW TIRE. AND1:AULTY LOADING.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV THIS IS CON-SIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOTNECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY ORKAI'S OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

HELICOPTER AERODYNAMICS ROTOR BLADEANGLES


PRODuCER USA


SHOWS THE FACTORS WHICH PRODUCE LIFT.SHOWS HOW LIFT DEPENDS PRIMARILY ON ANGLEOF ATTACK AND HOW CHANGES IN THE ANGLEPROC' ICES CHANGES IN ALTITUDE AND DIRECTIONOF FLIGHT.

HELICOPTER AERODYNAMICS THE STABILIZER OAR


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS HOW THE GYROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OFTHE BAR AFFECT STABILIZER HELICOPTER OPER-ATION. SHCWS,THE EFFECT OF RIGIDITY IN SPACEON THE ROTORAND FUSELAGE. SHOWS THE FUNC-TION OF THE DAMPER ASSEMBLY.

HELICOPTER AERODYNAMICS. PT 1, DIESTMETRY OfLIFT

9 MIN, 104AM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1959

PROOUCER USA


EXPLAINS HOW DISSYMETRY OF LIFT IS CAUSED,HOW IT AFFECTS FLIGHT. AND HOW IT IS OVER-COME BY FLAPPING. SHOWS THE USE OF CYCLICALCONTROL AND CHANGE IN ANGLE OF ATTACK.

HEL/COPTER AERODYNAMICS, PT 3, ROTOR SLADESTALLS

15 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIM 1959

PRODUCER USA


EXP'..AINS THE CAUSES, EFFECTS, PREVENTION.AND RECOVERY FROM SETTLING WITH POWER,ROUGH HANDLING, AND RETREATING BLADE TIPSTALLS.

HELICOPTER EMERGENCY PROCEDURES, PT I.SLAM STALLS


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS EMERGENCY PROCEDURES TD BE FOL-LOWED DURING BLADE STALLS. EXPLAINS STALLAREAS, ANGLE OF PITCH, RECOVERY PROCEDURES,REVERSE FLOW. WEIGHT, TURBULENCE, HIGH OEN-

'SITY ALTITUDES, G FORCES. AND LIFT AND DRAGFACTORS.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCYCLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV.

HELICOPTER EMERGENCY PROCEDURES, PT 2, EMER-GENCY PROCEDURES IN THE H-13


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 3i7545/I'.. RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES EMERGENCY PROCEDURES INCASE OF BLADE STALL, TURBULENCE. LOSS OF DI.RECTIONAL CONTROL, LOSS OF FAN BELT, AND ME-CHANICAL FAILURE.

HELICOPTER EMERGENCY PROCEDURES, PT 3, EMER-GENCY PROCEDURES IN THE H-19

8 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. BILW 1957

PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES EMERGENCY PROCEDURES SUCHAS RECOVERY FROM STALLS, SETTLING WITHPOWER. BLADE AND SERVO STALLS. AND EMER-GENCY LANDINGS. EXPLAINS TECHNIQUES OFDITCHING WITH PASSENGERS


REUCOPTER eMEROINCV PROCEDURES. PT 4, EMIR.WIWI PROCEDURES IN THE *21

8 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO BOW 1957

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 3875471RL SAL E

DEMONSTRATES WHAT TO DO IN EMEPGENCIES, IN.CLUDING PROCEDURES TO BE EMPLOYED IN CASEOF FIRE AND DITCHING.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE .WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

HELICOPTER FIRE CONTROL

5 MIN, 10MM FIL M, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES A ROCKET FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMFOR HELICOPTERS TO GIVE THE PILOT IMPROVEDACCURACY WITH LESS EXPOSURE TO ENEMY LIFE.

NEUCOPTER FLIGHT WITH EXTERNAL LOADS

21 MIN, 10MM FILM. OPT. SD, BOW

PRODUCERUSA

TITLE NO 0058101RL

1960

SALE

EXPLAINS TYPES OF SLING LOADS AND CARRYINGCAPACITY OF VARIOUS HELICOPTERS. DESCRIBESTHE PACKING AND PICKUP PROCEDURE, INFLIGHTPROCEDURE. OROPOFF PROCEDURE, AND STOWINGTHE SLING AND HOOK.

HELICOPTER MAINTENANCE, PT 3, INTRODUCTION TOPOWER TRAINS


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE FUNCTION. MAJOR COMPONENTS,AND OPERATION OF THE SINGLE ROTOR TYPEPOWER TRAIN IN THE H-19 HELICOPTER. AND THETANDEM ROTOR TYPE POWER TRAIN IN THE H21HELICOPTER.


HELICOPTER MANAGEMENT


PRODUCER USDA


THE HELICOPTER IS WIDELY USED IN ALL PHASESOF FOREST FIRE CONTROL WORK THIS TRAININGFILM IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST PERSONNEL IN PLAN-NING. ORGANIZING, AND DIRECTING HELICOPTEROPERATIONS SAFELY AND EFFICIENTLY.

HELICOPTER ORIENTATION INTRODUCTION TO HE-LICOPTERS

20 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO. SSW 1950

PRODUCER USA

TITLE No. 3875731RL RENTAL SALE

SURVEYS THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THEHELICOPTER FROM THE 15TH CENTURY TO THEPRESENT SHOWS BOTH OPERATIONAL AND EX.PERIMENTAL TYPES. DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLESOF FLYING A HELICOPTER, AND DEMONSTRATESSOME OF THE USES OF HELICOPTERS.

HELICOPTER ORIENTATION INTRODUCTION TOROTARY WINO FUGHT


PRODUCER USN

TITLE No. 3875771RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE HISTORY OF HELICOPTER DEVELOP.MENT, THE USES AND VERSATILITY OF THE HELI-COPTER. AND THE BASIC AERODYNAMIC PRINCI.PLES AS APPLIED TO HELICOPTER FLIGHT. USESANIMATION TO SHOW THE EFFECT OF DENSITY ANDALTITUDE, AND TO ILLUSTRATE AERODYNAMICPRINCIPLES.

HELICOPTER ORIENTATION OPERATION OF THESINGLE MAIN ROTOR HELICOPTER


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PROCEDURE USED IN PREFLIGHTINGTHE HELICOPTER FROM THE PILOTS' VIEWPOINT.DEMONSTRATES HOW THE CONTROLS ARE USED INFLIGHT AND THE EFFECTS OF APPLYING THE DIF.FERENT CONTROLS. ILLUSTRATeS STARTING THEENGINE AND SHOWS PROCEDURES USED IN ()HECK.ING ENGINE OPERATION BFFORE TAKE-OFF.STRESSES LOCATION AND PROPER INDICATIONS OFALL INSTRUMENTS. SHOWS HOW TO SECURE THEHELICOPTER AFTER FLIGHT.

HELICOPTER ORIENTATION THE MSC ANATOMYOF THE HELICOPTER

15 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. SSW 1952

PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES MAIN COMPONENT PARTS OF THEHTL.5 HELICOPTER. SHOWS IN ANIMATED DIA.GRAMS THE FUEL. ELECTRICAL. AND BASIC FLIGHT.CONTROL SYSTEMS.

HEL/COPTIR RESCUE AT SEA


PRODUCER USN SPONSOR USA

nnE No. 3875901RL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW A SURVIVOR. BY KNOWING WHATTO DO, CAN COOPERATE IN HIS OWN RESCUE BYTHE HELICOPTER.

HELICOPTER SPECIAL DEUVERY

11 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, BOW 1953

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 387561 / RL SALE

PORTRAYS A RIVER CROSSING MADE WITH THE AS-SISTANCE OF HELICOPTERS WHICH DELIVER MEN,CARRY ARTILLERY AND AMMUNITION. AND RESCUETHE WOUNDED.

HELL FOR LEATHER

10 MIN, 10MM FILM:OPT. SD, SAW 1946

PRODUCER USA


DEPICTS THE HISTORY OF THE U S 1ST CAVALRYDIVISION. PARTICULARLY DURING WORLI` WAR II.

HELL ON WHEELS


PRODUCER USA

TITLE No. 0083871RL

COVER THE HIGHLIGHTS2ND ARMORED DIVISION.

1951

CALE

IN THE HISTORY OF THE

HELP AVAILASU

21 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, eav4 1955

PRODUCER USAF

nnE No. 3876701RL RENTAL SALE

REVIEWS THE TRAINING OF SA.16 PILOTS AT AL.BROOK AIR FORCE BASE IN PANAMA-WET DITCH(MILLING . USE OF RUBBER RAFTS. MAE WESTSAND SURVIVAL KITS AND LIVING IN THE JUNGLE.RECREATES A RESCUE OF A SOUTH AMERICANPLANE FORCED DOWN IN THE PANAMA JUNGLE.

HEMAGOLUTINATION TEST FOR ECHINOCOCCOSIS




DEMONSTRATES A MODIFIED TUBE HEMAGOLUTIN.ATION TEST FOR DIAGNOSIS OF ECHINOCOCCOSIS.

HEMANGIOMAII VISIBLE, VASCULAR BIRTHMARKS

20 MIN, 10Mm FILM. OPT. SD. COL INS

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS TREATMENT FOR SPONTANEOUSLY INVOLUTING HEMANGIOMAS.

HEMATOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE COLLECTING BLOODSAMPUS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO, 0017931RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO COLLECT BLOOD SAM.PLES FROM THE FINGER.

FROM THE MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUESSERIES.

HEMATOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE FOR CHARGING noHIMOCYTOMETER


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO NTAKE A BLOOD COUNTOF RED AND WHITE CORPUSCLES.

FROM THE MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUESSERIES.

HEMIPARETIC PATIENT, THE CHANGING POSaIONIN PAD

MIN, 1661M FILM, OPT SC, COL 1968

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS HOW THE HEMIPARETIC PATIENT IS rAUGHTTO MOVE FROM SIDE TO SIDE AND TO ROLL OVER

FIENIPARETIC PATIENT, THE IN AND OUT OF CAR,PATIENT WALKING WITH CANE

3 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE No. 31185211RI. SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF A CANE IN ENTERINGAND LEAVING A CAR.

MINIPANIC PATIENT, THE SITTING UP MID LYINGDOWN IN RD


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE No 001798/RL SALE

SHOWS HOY, THE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT LEARNS TOSIT UP AND L . DOWN.

HENIPARETIC PATIENT, THE TRANSFER FROMWHEELCHAIR TO CAR AND REVERSE


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE TRANSFER BETWEEN WHEEL-CHAIR AND CAR.

HEIMPLEGIC PATIENT, THE, PT 2, WI POSITIONINGOF THE ACUTE NEMIPLEGIC PATIENT




SHOWS HOW TO POSITION THE HEMPLEGIC PA.TIENT IN A BED. AND HOW TO USE PILLOWS TOBRACE BOOY AREAS.

HEINPLEGIC PATIENT, ME, PT 3, EVALUATION OfTHE HENIPLEGIC PATIENT MA STANDING

196 20(i




DEMONSTRATES MUSCLE TESTING TECHNIOUESUSED TO EVALUATE A HEMIPLEGIC'S CAPABILITY TOSTAND.

HIPOIPLEGIC PATIENT, THE, PT 4, PASSIVE RANGE OPMOTION

9 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, OOL 1986


TITLE No 001799 /RL SALE

SHOWS CORRECT TECHNIOUES USED IN THE PAS-SIVE RANGE OF MOTION ACTIVITIES WITH A HEMI.PLEGIC PATIENT.

HEINSECTION MANDISULAR MOLAR


PRODUCER USVA


SHCAVS METHOOS USED IN RETAINING PORTIONSOF TEETH THAT MIGHT BE USED AS ABUTMENTSFOR FIXED AND REMOVABLE PROSTHESES.

HEMOOYNAMICS


PRODUCER USNMAC

nnE NO 0097371RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE FLOW OF SLOP THROUGH THEVASCULAR SYSTEM. DESCRIBES LAMINAR AND TuR.BULENT FLOW. EXAMINES POISEULLE'S EOUATIONAND SHOWS HOW THE CONCEPT OF RESISTANCE ISDEVELOPED FOR IT. EMPHASIZES THE CONSE.OUENCE OF CHANGING VESSEL RADIUS ON BLOODFLOW

152 SLIDES. 2 AUDIOCASSETTES WITH AUDIBLE ORINAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. INSTRUCTOR'SMANUAL AND STUDENT'S MANUAL INCLUDED. PRO-DUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONALMEDICAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER.

FROM THE HUMAN PHYSOLOGY SERIES

IMMOOLOINN DETERMINATION



TITLC NO 004765/14. SALE

DEMONSTRATES AN ACCURATE TECHNIOUE FORHEMOGLOBIN DETERMINA1ION BY CONVERTING HE.MOOLOSIN To CYANWETHEMOOLOSIN AND READ-ING 1HE OPTICAL DENSITy WITH A SPECTROPHOTOMETER.

NEMOOLOSNI DETERMINATION DSING WM/METRE-NOOLOSIN STANDARDS

5 MN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1965

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR vatomc


DEMONSTRATES AN ACCLAATE TECHNIQUE FORHEMOGLOBIN DETERMINATON By CONVERTING HE-MOGLOSIN TO CYANMETHOMOGLOSIN AND READ-ING THE OPTICAL DENSITY WITH A SPECTROPHOTO-METER.

HEMOLYTIC SYNDROME, THE

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 50, B&W 1969

PRODUCER USNMAc


DISCuSSES DIFFERENTIAL DIA2140SIS AND TESTSNECESSARY TO MAKE A POSITIVE DIAGNOSIS. IN.CLUDES COOMIlt TEST, BONE MARROW EXAMINA.TON, AND BILIMAIN MEASUREMENT.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMOVe UNIVER.Say SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.

FRON THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES.

RECOMMENDED I-OR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

HEMOLYTIC TRANSFUSION REACTIONS

30 MIN, 16mM FILM, OpT. SD, 96W 1968

PRODUCER uSNMAC


REVIEWS TRANSFUSION REACTIONS FROM THE WI-TIAL SOURCE OF ERROP TO THEIR CONS&QUEWES. GISCUSSES INTRAVASCULAR HEMOLy.815, ACUTE RENAL FAILURE, HEMORRHAGiC DIATH-EMS, AND MANNITOL.

PROOUCED IN CCOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER.&Ty SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.


REcOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION BASIC-A SERIES

8 35MM FILMSTRIPS, AuDIOCASSETrE 1974


TITLE NO. 009292i R L SALE

DESCRIBES THE HEPATIC EXCRETORy FUNCTION.DISCUSSES RELATIVE USEFULNESS OF TyPES OFUvER FUNCTION TESTS IN DIAGNOSIS AND MAN-AGEMENT OF HEPATIC DISEASE.

GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS.

FRom THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.

COMPOSITIC.4 AND PHYSICO-CNEMI-CAL PROPERTIES OF BILE

DETERMINANTS OF BILE PLOW, THE

FUNCTIONING UNIT, THE

GAUJLADOIR FUNCTION

ORGANIC SOLUTE TRANSPORT

SINUSOIDAL MEMBRANE AND HEPATICUPTAKE, THE

13MIN

17M1N

MAIN

24M1N

MAIN

MON

HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION CLINICAL-AWARE

8 35mM FILMSTRIPS. AUDIOCASSETTE 1974

PRODUCER AMOAST SPONSOR MANIAC

TITLE mo 009297/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE HEPATIC EXCRET Ay FUNCTION.DISCUSSES THE RELATIVE USEFULNESS OF TYPESOF LIVER FUNCTION TESTS IN DIAGNOSIS AND MAN-AGEMENT OF HEPATiC DISEASE.

GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS.

FROM THE A(3,4 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.

ESP TEST, THE 22MIN

CNOLESTATIC SYNDROME, THE 20MIN.

CHOLESTEROL GALLSTONE FORMA-TION ISMIN

CLINICAL ASPIC% Of CNOLSLITNIA-14MIN

INTRAVENOUS, TRANSH1PAT/C, ANDPEROUOMINAL CHOLANGIOGRAPNY

MECHANISMS AND DIFFERENTIAL DI-AWNS OF JAUNDICE

ORAL CHOLECYSTOGRAPHY

UNCONJUGATED HYPERSIURUSIONE-MIA 27MIN

DLING AND EXACTING INVENTORy CONTROL OFVITAL COSTLY ITEMS.

THIs HAS BEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWin oN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

14100EN HAZARDS, THE

28 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OpT. SO, SEW

PRODUCER USPHS

23M1N TITLE NO. 391450/ RL

24MIN

27MIN

NERE I GREW UP


PRODUCER USDAVA


PICTURES AN EASSy ON THE PLACE WHERE YOUNGABRAHAM LINCOLN LIVED.

1968

IMRE WI ARE6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1969

PRODUCER USDAVA


USES ART TECHNIQUES TO STIMULATE DISCJSSIONON THE DIRECT RELATIONSHIP OF MAN WITH THISENVIRONMENT.

HERE'S HELP


PROOUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO. 390110/Rt. RENTAL

SUMMARIZES TREATMENT ANDP,OGRAMS FOR DRUG ABUSERS.

1970

SALE

REHABILITATION

HERITAGE OF FREEDOM


pi:caw USATITLE NO. 390620 'AL SALE

PRESENTS FOUR PORTRAYALS DELINEATING THEBEGINNINGS AND BACKGROUND IN THE GROWTHOF LIBERTY.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPCL1CY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

HERITAGE OF THE CORPS


PRODUCER AN

TITLE NO. 005167 IRL SALE

SHOWS EVENING PARADE AT MARINE CORES BAR-RACKS, WASHINGTON, DC. SHOWS PERFORMANCESBY THE MARINE CORPS BAND, DRUM AND BUGLECORPS, SILENT DRILL TEAM, AND TROOPtl

HERITAGE OF THE HAMILTON


PRODUCER USCG


TRACES THE HISTORY OF THE COAST GUARD FROM1790 TO THE PRESENT THROUGH FIVE SHIPSNAMED ALEXANDER HAMILTON. DOCUMENTS THELEGENDARY TRADITIONS OF HUMANITARIAN ANDMILITARY DUTY. DEVELOPS AN ENVIABLE HERITAGEFOR THE PRESENT DAY, CUTTER HAMILTON, THELATEST AND BEST IN SPEED, POWER, AND EGJIP-MENT.

14141 (REV ID)

MULTIMEDIA KIT

PRODUCER NERMCD SPONSOR USNCEM


FUNCTIONS AS A RESOURCE FOR THE PROFES-SIONAL WISHING TO PROVIDE A WORKSHOP PRE-SENTATION FOR TEACHERS WHO MAY HAvE HEAR-ING.IMpAIRED STUDENTS IN THEIR CLASSROOMSAND WHO ARE UNFAMILIAR WITH PROBLEMS OFHEARING IMPAIRMENT.INCLUDES I 12 MIN 3/4 IN. SAW VIDEOCASSETTE, I7 MIN, 2.TRACK, MONO AUDIOCASSETTE, AND 1 IN-STRUCTOR'S mANuAL WITH 32 TRANSPARENCYMASTERS.

. 1976

HI-VALUE AND YOU


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE HI-VALU PROGRAM WITHIN THE AIRFORCE SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR THE SPECIAL HAN

1964

SALE

SHOWS HOW THE PROTECTION,OF THE AMERICANWORKING FORCE FROM HIDDEN OCCUPATIONALHAZARDS IS A CHALLENGE TO MEDICAL ANDHEALTH . SCIENCE. EMPHASIZES A WIDE NEWCAREER AREA FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN MEDICALAND RELATED SCIENCES.

HIERARCHICAL CONTROL

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, Of t. SD, COL

PRODUCER uSNBS

TITLE NO. 006630/RL

1978

SALE .

DESCRIBES THE DEvELOPMENT OF COMPUTERCONTROL TECHNIOUES AT THE NATIONAL BUREAUOF STANDARDS USING A ROSOT ARK THE ADVAN-TAGES OF THE CONTROL CONCEPT DEMONSTRAT-ED INCLUDE THE EASE ANO SPEED OF PROGRAM.MING AND THE USE OF SENSORY FEEDBACK TOCCfE WITH THE SMALL MISALIGNMENT OF PARTSTHAT MIGHT BE ENCOUNTERED IN A FACTORY EN-VIRONMENT. USES SIMPLE PERFOPMANCE HEXSUREMENT TASKS OF STACKING BLCCKS AND IN-SERTING A PIN IN A HOLE TO ANALYZE THE IM-PROVEMENTS IN PROGRAMMING SPEED AS HIGHERMEANS OF CONTROL ARE ADDED TO THE COMPUT.ER CONTROL SYSTEM.

CLEARED FOR N.

HIGH ACTIVITY WASTE



TITLE NO. c016511P,L RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES NEWLY DEVELOPED METHODS FOR DIS-POSING Of HIGH tOTIVITy WASTE PROM NUCLEARPOWER INDUSTRIES. DISCUSSES THE TECHNIOUESOF SOLIDIFYING HIGH ACTIVITY WASTES UNTILTHEIR VOLUME IS CHEMICALLY INERT AND OF PRO-DUCING GLASS-LIKE SOLIDS FROM POWDEREDWASTES AND FROM LIQUIDS. DISCUSSES THE USEOF SALT MINES FOR DISPOSAL OF SOUD WAR-E.

THIS IS CCNSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLAN1 OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

HIGH ALTITUDE, NIGH MID FLIGHT MOSLEMS -PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

23 MIN, 18Mm FILM, OPT. SO, COL t952

PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0318620k SALE

DESCRIBES PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON THEPILOT OF FLIOHT AT HIGH ALTITUDE AND HICIISPEEDS. EXPLAINS THE OPERATION OF OXYGENEQUIPMENT, CABIN PRESSURIZATION AND VENTILA.TION, IT SUITS, AND ESCAPE METHODS. DEMON-STRATES PREFLIGHT AND INFLIGHT CHECKS.

HIGH ammo PEOPLE, THE5 MIN, 1614m FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1963

PRODUaR usAtcTITLE NO. 031854/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PROBLEMS AND TOOLS OF HIGHENERGY PHYSICS AS ILLUSTRATED By THE RE-SULTS OF WORK WITH THE ZERO GRADIENTSYNCHROTRON, THE SPARK CHAMBER, AND THEAUTOMATC CAMERA. EXAMINES AND ANALYZESPHOTOGRAPHS OF TRACKS OF SUBATOMIC PARTI-CLES WHiCH WERE TAKEN BY AN AUTOMATICCAMERA.

HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS RESEARCH

23 MIN, 16Mm FILM, opT. SO, COL 1964

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE 14 0016551RL SAL E

DISCUSSES THE CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OFBUSK/CLEAR PARTICLES AND NUCLEAR FORCESAS REVEALED BY STUDIES CONDUCTED ON 20 HIGH'ENERGY ACCELERATORS. SURVEYS THE STATUSOF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS RESEARCH IN THE U S.

NIGH FLIGHT

3 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAF


PRESENTS A TRIBUTE TO THE MIRACLE OF FLIGHT.INCLUDES A POEM BY JOHN MAGEE SET AGAINST ABACKGROuND OF MUSIC By THE AIR FORCE BANDAND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE T:3$ IN FLIGHT.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.

1972

ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

mos FREQUENCY SOLDERING

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. 1111M 1944

PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES THE THEORY OF HIGH FREQUENCYHEATING, EXPLAINS HOW TO SELECT A WORK COILAND LEADS, TUNE A CONVERTER, DETERMINE CDR-RECT SOLDERING TIME AND TEMPERATURE, ANDUSE AN AUTOMATIC TIMER.

FROM THE ACCESSORY ASSEMBLY SERIES. TOOLSAND PROCEDURES, 2.

HIGH FREQUENCY WAVE PROPAGATION


PRODUCER USA


REVIEWS THE MECHANICS OF RADIO WAVES ANDSHOWS THE TYPES OF WAVES. DESCRIBES THEPRINCIPLES OF SCATTERING. REFRACTION, ANDIONIZATION. EXPLAINS THE LAYERS OF THE ATMO-SPHERE, CONCENTRATING ON THE SUBLAYERS OFTHE IONOSPHERE. SHOWS GOOD FREQUENCY MAN-AGEMENT IN GETTING THE BEST POSSIBLE RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS.

REPLACES THE OBSOLETE TITLE 'EFFECTS OF AIONOSPHERE ON RADIOWAVE PROPAGATION.'WHICH HAD THE AGENCY NO. TF-011-1632.

HIGH JOURNEY


PRODUCER NATO


USES AIRVIEWS OF GEOGRAPHIC FEATURES, AN-CIET4T CAPITALS, AND HISTORIC SITES LOCATED BE-TWEEN THE NORTH CAPE AND THE BOSPHORUS TODRAMATIZE THE CEASELESS SECURITY WATCHMAINTAINED BY THE NATO AIR FORCES.

HIGHUGHTS Of HEART RESEARCH




A FIVE-PART NEWSREEL SHOWING HIGHLIGHTS OFRESEARCH SUPPORTED OR CONDUCTED BY THENATIONAL HEART INSTITUTE-(1) TRANSSEPTALCATHETERIZATION, (2) CONTINUOUS ELECTROCAR-DIOGRAPHY, (3) NIBBLING CHICKENS AND ATHERO-SCLEROSIS, (4) FRAMINGHAM HEART STUDY, (5)STROKE SURGERY.

HIGHWAY AND ITS ENVIRONMENT, THE

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COI: 1974

PRODUCER USFHWA


SHOWS UNLIMITED WAYS IN WHICH HIGHWAYS CANBE DEVELOPED IN HARMONY WITH THEIR ,SUR-ROUNDINGS. EXPLAINS THAT EACH YEAR A COMPE-TITION IS HELD TO RECOGNIZE CREATIVE ACHIEVE-MENT IN HIGHWAY-ORIENTED ENDEAVORS AND TOACKNOWLEDGE PROGRAMS WHICH CONTRIBUTEEFFECTIVELY TO A MORE ESTHETIC ENVIRONMENT.EXHIBITS MANY EXAMPLES

HIGHWAY CADGE RESEARCH


PRODUCER USFHWA


SHOWS METHODS USED IN CONDUCTING STRAINRESEARCH ON STEEL AND REINFORCED CONCRETEBRIDGES. SHOWS DETAILS ON INSTALLATION OFGAUGES, WIRING, AND INSTRUMENTATION. SHOWSOPERATION, EXPLAINS EOUIPMENT, AND GIVES RE-SULTS.

HIGHWAYS ARE FOR PEOPLE


PRODUCER USFHWA


STRESSES THE BENEFICIAL ROLE OF HIGHWAYS INTHE DEVELOPMENT OF THE U S. POINTS OUT THEABILITY OF HIGHWAYS TO MEET THE NATION'STRANSPORTATION NEEDS AND TO HARMONIZEWITH EFFORTS TO IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT.DEMONSTRATES THAT SOUND STATE PLANNING,PUBLIC-MINDED PROGRAMMING, AND IMAGINATIVEDESIGN ARE CONTRIBUTING TO THE CONTINUINGIMPROVEMENT OF THE FEDERAL AID HIGHWAYSYSEEM.

HISTOPATHOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE PROCESSING AGROSS SPECIMEN


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE METHODS INVOLVED IN PRE-PARING AND FREEZING A GROSS SPECIMEN.

FROM THE MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIOUESSERIES.

HISTOPLASMOSIS MASON CITY, IOWA

15 MIN, i6MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER IISPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 001556/RL

1966

SALE

DOCUMENTS TWO HISTOPLASMOSIS OUTBREAKS INMASON CITY, IOWA. ILLUSTRATES, WITH LIVE FOOT-AGE AND ANIMATION, SOIL DECONTAMINATIONPROCEDURES FOR HEALTH OFFICIALS OF COMMU-NITIES HAVING STARTLING ROOSTS OR OTHERSITES CONTAMINATED WITH HISTOPLASMA CAPSU-LATION.

HISTORICAL REPORTS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NC. 001041/RL RENTAL SALE

-OAPITULATES VARIOUS HISTORICAL OPERATIONSD. G WORLD WAR II.

ADMIRALTY ISLANDS, THE

AMERICAN FIRST ARMY AACHEN TOTHE NOIR RIVER

AMERICAN NINTH ARMY - AACHEN TOTHE ROER RIVER

IIOUGAINVILLI

D-OAY CONVOY

INVASION Of SOUTHERN FRANCE

MILITARY PIPELINE SYSTEM COI THE-ATER

NAPLES TO CASSINO

16MIN

29MIN

31MIN

9MIN

19MIN

22MIN

23MIN

26MIN

HISTORY Of DRUG ABUSE

- 16 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT. COL

PRODUCER I ISBNDO

nne NO. 003016/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE HISTORY OF DRUG ABUSE.,

INCLUDES INDIVIDUAL 3X5 CARDS WHICH IDENTIFYTHE PICTURE ..;41) ASSIST IN DEVELOPING PRESEN-TATIONS TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFER-ENT AUDIENCES.

FROM THE DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION AND INFOR-MATTON SLIDE RESOURCE KIT SERIES.

HISTORY Of FLIGHT BALLOONS DIRIGIBLE ANDSPHERICAL

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT, SD. 91W .1972

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE USE OF BALLOONS DURING THE CIVILWAR AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STEERABLE BAL-LOON DURING THE LATTER PART OF THE 19THCENTURY.

FROM THE HISTORY OF FLIGHT SERIES.

HISTORY OF FLIGHT EARLY BALLOONS


PRODUCER USN

LE NO 6.11531IRL SALE

DESCRIBES EARLY ATTEMPTS TO ATTAIN FREEFLIGHT THROUGH THE USE OF BALLOONS

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'EARLYBALLOONS.'


HISTORY Of FLIGHT MAN'S EARLY YEARNINGS FORFLIGHT

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. 131W 1971

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS MAN'S EMILY INTEREST IN FLIGHT IN RELA-TION TO RELIGION, MYTHOLOGY, FANTASY. FIC-TION, ART. AND POETRY TELLS OF HIS EARLYSTUDIES IN AERODYNAMICS, EXEMPLIFIED BY THECHINESE KITE.


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HISTORY Of FLIGHT THE BEGINNINGS


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS THE STORY OF FLIGHT, STARTING WITHTHE EARLIEST KNOWN FLYING CREATURES.


HISTORY Of FLIGHT - WRIGHT BROTHERS, PT 1

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $0, B&W 1970

PRODUCER USN


DOCUMENTS THE HISTORY OF THE WRIGHT FAMILYAND HOW THE WRIGHT BROTHERS C1ECAME INTRI-GUED WITH THE PROBLEMS Of FLIGHT. SHOWSTHE FIRST AT1EMPTS TO FLY WITH GLIDERS. DE-SCRIBES THE FIRST FLIGHT OF MAN IN A POWERED,HEAVIER-THAN-AIR MACHINE.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'WRIGHTBROTHERS, PT 1.'


HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHFRS, PT 2

29 IIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W 1970

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NEW INVENTIONS AND INNOVATIONSDEVISED BY THE WRIGHT BROTHERS TO AID THEMIN THE AIR. TELLS OF EXPERIMENTS TO INCREASEFLIGHT TIME AND DISTANCE

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'WRIGHTBROTHERS. PT 2.'


HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHERS, PT 3


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE FIRST FLIGHTS OF THEWRIGHT PLANE IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. THEFIRST MILITARY PLANE. THE FIRST WOMAN 10 FLY,AND MANY OF THE HISTORICAL FLIGHTS MADE BYTHE WRIGHTS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'WRIGHTBROTHERS, PT 3.'


HISTORY Of FLIGHT WRIGHT !POTHERS, PT 4

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. RAW

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0055921RL

206

1970

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE BEGINNING Of FLIGHT TRAININGAND OF THE AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING INDUSTRYAS THE WRIGHTS FULFILL TKEIR CONTRACT WITHTHE U ARMY. DESCRIBES THE INTEREST OF THEWAR AND NA. / DEPARTMENTS IN THE AIRPLANE.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'WRIGHTBROTHERS. PT 4.'


HISTORY Of FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHERS. PT

29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0055931RI.

1970

SALE

REPORTS WILBUR WRIGHT'S DEATH, ORVILLE'S EN-SUING ACTIVITIES, AND VARIOUS HONORS AND ME-MORIALS TO THE WRIGHT BROTHERS FOR THEIRCONTRIBUTIONS TO AVIATION.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'WRIGHTBROTHERS, PT 5 '



. . . a public serviceof your government

HISTORY Of FLIGHT-A SERIES

9 11104M FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER USN

nnE ND. 006994/RL SALE

TRACES AND RECOUNTS MAN'S PURSUIT TO FLY.CONCENTRATES ON THE EARLY ATTEMPTS ANDFORMS THAT MAN USED TO REACH FOR THE SKY.

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS OF THESHORE ESTABLISHMENT 23MIN

HISTORY OP FLIGHT BALLOONS DI-RIGIBLE AND srmaniciu. 29MIN

HISTORY OF FUMY laRLY BAL-LOONS 29MIN

HISTORY OF FUMY MAWS EARLYYEARNINGS FOR FUGHT 29MIN

HISTORY OP PUGH? WRIGHT BROTH.IRS, PT 1 29MIN

HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT MOTH-[AGMS 29MIN

HISTORY Or FLIGHT WRIGHT MOTH*IPTs 29MIN

HISTORY OP FLIGHT WRIONT BROTH.IRS, PT 4 29MIN

HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT MOTH-ERS, PT I 29MIN

leaTORY OF THE U S NAVY THE CIVIL WAR, PT 1


PRODUMR USN


COMPARES THE RESOURCES OF BOTH SIDES,TRACES THE MOST SIGNIFICANT EVENTS OF THECIVIL WAR UP TO THE END OF 1962, AND EXPLAINSTHE BASIC NAVAL STRATEGY.

THIS la CCNSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOUCY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

HISTORY OF THE U S NAVY THE CIVIL WAR, PT 2

20 MIN, MAIM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

pnowatt USNTITLE NO 394891/Ill RENTAL

19%

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TRACES SIGNIFICANT NAVAL EVENTS OF THE CIVILWAR FROM THE END OF 1862 TO THE CLOSE OFTHE WAR. DURING THIS TIME THE NORTH USEDCONTROL OF THE SEA AND INLAND WATERS TOSPUT THE CONFEDERACY AND STIFLE THESOUTH'S ECONOMY,

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOUCY OR PLANS OF 'THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

HISTMEINF THE U II NAVY THE NAVAL WARS WITHAND TRIPOU, 1799-1806


PRODUCER USN


USING THE FILMOGRAPH TECHNIQUE, DESCRIBES US NAVAL HISTORY FROM 1766 TO 1805. SCENES OFTHE WARS WITH FRANCE AND TRIPOLI INCLUDETHE ARRIVAL Of THE U S FLEET IN THE MEDITER-RANEAN, THE DESTRUCTION OF THE FRIGATEPHILADELPHIA, THE BOMBARDMENT Of TRIPOLI,AND THE MARCH ON DERNA. 'PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE v-LISTED THIS AS'NAVAL WARS WITH FRANCE AND TRIPOLI, THE.'

HISTORY OF THE U S NAVY - THE WAR OF 1812


PRODUCER USN


USES THE FILMOGRAPH TECHNIQUE TO PRESENTTHE EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE WAR OF 1912 ANDTHE ROLE OF THE U S NAVY IN THIS WAR. ILLUS-TRATES THE ORIGINS OF SUCH PHRASES AS 'OLDIRONSIDES,"DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP,' AND 'WEHAVE MET PIE ENEMY AND THEY ARE OURS.' CON-TAINS A SEQUENCE ON THE WRITING OF THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'WAR OF1812, THE.'


HISTORY OF THE U S NAVY WAR OF INDEPEWmom 17161783


PRODUCER USN


USES THE FILMOGRAPH TECHNIQUE TO PRESENTTHE GENERAL MOVEMENTS OF THE CONTINENTALARMY AND NAVY FROM 1775 TO 1783. DEPICTS THE

FOUNDING OF THE NAVY, THE BATTLE OF VALCOURISLAND, JOHN PAUL JONES, AND WASHINGTON'SSTRATEGY AT YORKTOWN.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'WAR OFINDEPENDENCE, 1775-17113.'

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDCOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

HISTORY OF TIM U S NAVY - WORLD WIDE NAVALOPERATIONS IN PEACE AND WAR, 111111INO


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT OF STEAM POWER,THE SCREW PROPELLER, IMPROVED ORDNANCE,OCEANOGRAPHY, AND EXPLORATION. DEPICTS THENAVY'S ROLE IN PROTECTING AMERICAN CITIZENSAND PROMOTING TRADE THROUGHOUT THE THEWORLD, AND THE NAVY'S SUPPORT OF MILITARYOPERATIONS IN FLORIDA, MEXICO, AND CALIFOR-NIA.

HUA SYSTEMS


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS A LECTURE IN WHICH THE HISTOCOMPA-TIBILITY ANTIGEN AND HUMAN LEUCOCYTE LOCUSARE DISCUSSED. INCLUOES INFORMATION ON LEU-KOCYTE GROUPS AND THE HEREDITY ASPECTS OFANTIGENS IN LEUKOCYTES. DISCUSSES THE ANTI-GEN IN RELATION TO ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION,AND TO PLATELET AND LEUKOCYTE TRANSFUSION.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NEWJERSEY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY.


HONING A HELICAL GEAR TWO CUTS, NONDIFFERENTIAL METHOD

17 MIN, 18MM rum. OPT. SD, Bilk, 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO SET UP CHANGE GEARS,ADJUST THE SWIVEL HEAD TO CUT ON THE HELIXANGLE, SET UP THE MACHINE FOR THE ROUGHCUT, AND REALIGN HOB AND GEAR TEETH.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE GEAR MOBBING MACHINE, NO. 5.

HONING A SFUN GEAR, PT 1, SETTING UP THECHANG* GEARS


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SELECT THE HOB, CHOOSECHANGE-GEAR COMBINATIONS FOR SPEED, FEED,AND INDEX, IDENTIFY THE CORRECT GEARS,MOUNT THE CHANGE GEARS, AND AOJUST FORBACKLASH. SHOWS HOW THE CHANGE-GEARTRAINS ARE INTERRELATED.'

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE GEAR MOBBING MACHINE, NO. 1.

NOOSING A SPUR GEAR, PT 2, SETTING UP AND HOWBING THE WORK


PROOUCERUSOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO SELECT AND MOUNT THE HOO,SET THE SWIVEL HEAD ANGLE, CHOOSE ANDMOUNT THE FIXTURE, LOAD THE GEAR BLANKS.SET UP FOR DEPTH OF TRIAL CUT, AND ADJUSTFOR FULL DEPTH OF CUT.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE 'GEAR MOBBING MACHINE, NO. 2.

HONING A SQUARE TOOTH SPLINE SHAFT


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CHANGE HOB ARBORS, CENTRAL-IZE THE HOB WITH THE CENTERING GAGE, MOUNTTHE CENTER-TYPE FIXTURE AND THE TOP ADJUST-ABLE CENTER. USE A DRIVING DOG IN MOUNTING

. THE SPLINE SHAFT BLANK, SET UP FOR THE TRIALCUT, AND TAKE FULL DEPTH OF CUT

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE GEAR HONING MACHINE, NO. 3.

HOSIIINU A WORM GEAR INFEED METHOD

18 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE ANGLE AT WHICH TO SET THESWIVEL HEAD. SHOWS HOW TO CALCULATE AND

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ADJUST THE HEIGHT OF THE HOB ARBOR. SHOWSHOW TO ENGAGE HORIZONTAL FEED, CENTRALIZETHE HOB, AND CUT TO A CENTER DISTANCE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATKINS ON THE GEAR MOBBING MACHINE, NO. 4.

HOG CHOLERA - ITS DIAGNOSIS

29 MIN. leimm FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USDA


TECHNICAL DESIGNS FOR VETERINARY AUDIENCESAND PREPARED AS AN AID FOR THE PROFESSIONA'MAN IN UNDERSTANDING THE HOG CHOLERA DI&EASE AND ITS DIAGNOSIS.

HOLDMAN, THE


PRODUCER USOSHA


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOW':EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE.LATED 10 THE HOLEIMAN IN THE LONGSHORE IN-DUSTRY.102 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUOED.

FROM THE LONGISHORE SAFETY AND HEALTHSERIES.

HOLIDAY TRAFFIC SAFETY - HOME FOR THE HOU.DAYS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 3959131 /FL RENTAL SALE

PICTURES THE TRAFFIC PROBLEMS PERSONS FACEIN ORIVNG HOME DURING THE CHRISTMASSEASON, AND DEFINES THE LEGAL AND MORAL OB-LIGATIONS OF MOTORISTS. FOLLOWS SEVERALTRAVELERS WHO BECOME INVOLVED IN ACCIDENTSBECAUSE OF SPEED, CARELESSNESS, FATIGUE.AND ALCOHOL. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF DE-FENSIVE ORIVING TO INSURE A SAFE TRIP HOME FOTHE HOLIDAYS.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 06-SOLE It FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

HOLLOMAN - FRONTIER OF THE FUTURE


PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS THE AIR FORCE ADVANCEMENT IN MISSILETECHNOLOGY AT HOLLOMAN AIR DEVELOPMENTCENTER, AND EXPLAINS HOW THE CENTER DEALSWITH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF MISSILEAND UPPER AIR EXPLORATIONS.


HOLLOW COIN, THE


PRODUCER US000


DOCUMENTS THE CAPTURE AND TRIAL Of COL RU-DOLPH ABEL, PROFESSIONAL SOVIET SPY, ANDPOINTS OUT THAT INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNICALWORKERS WERE THE PRIME TARGETS FOR ABEL'SINFORMATION. OUTLINES THE OBJECTIVES OF THEDEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SECURITY PROGRAM,UNDERSCORING THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INDI-VIDUAL WORKER TO MAINTAIN SECURITY.

NOME BOUND


PRODUCER USSRS


TRACES A SUCCESSFUL TRAINING PROJECT WHICHUSES MODERN DATA TRANSMISSION HARDWAREAND STATE OF THE ART BUSINESS EQUIPMENT TOALLOW HOMEBOUND HANDICAPPED TO DO PRO-DUCTIVE WORK.CAPTIONED FOR THE DEAF.

NOME FOR SUPPER DAY HOSPITAL, A NEW OPTIONIN HEALTH CARE


PRODUCE'? USSRS


DEPICT5 THE OPERATION LW A DAY HOSPITAL FORTHE AGED. SHOWS HOW THE BURKE REHABILITA-TION CENTER AT WHITE PLAINS, NY, EXPERIMENTSVERY SUCCESSFULLY WITH INPATIENT SERVICE TO

THE AGED WHO DO NOT REQUIRE 24-HOUR HOSPI-TALIZATION. TELLS HOW THE CONCEPT WASADAPTED FROM A PLAN BEGUN IN ENGLAND.

HOME ON THE RANGE


PRODUCER USDA


PORTRAYS RANCH LIFE AND WESTERN RANGECOUNTRY, SHOWING WATERHOLES, WINDMILLSAND WATERING TANKS. STRESSES IMPROVEMENTSMADE THROUGH GOVERNMENT RANGE PROGRAMS.FINAL SCENE REVEALS A ROUND-UP WITH SCENESOF BRANDING AND VACCINE INJECTION.

HOWE SAFETY ANO HEALTH DEPARTMENTS




STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY IN THEHOME AND SUGGESTS HOW HEALTH DE?ARTMENTPERSONNEL CAN PROMOTE HOME SAFETY.

HOMEBOUND, THE


PRODUCER USSRS


EMPHASIZES EMPLOYMENT FOR THE HOMEBOUNDHANDICAPPED. SHOWS HOW THE RAPIDLY EXPAND-ING COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY PROVIDES COM-PUTER AND MICROFILMING JOBS.


HOMEWRICKER


PRODUCER USSAS


DEPICTS THREE TEENAGERS TELLING WHAT IT'SLIKE TO LIVE WITH AN ALCOHOLIC PARENT. SHOWSTHREE ADULTS TELLING OF THEIR OWN PAINFULINVOLVEMENT WITH ALCOHOLISM, EITHER INDIVID-UALLY OR AS A MEMBER OF AN ALCOHOLIC'SFAMILY.


HOMOGENEOUS REACTOR EXPIRIMEKT 2




SURVEYS THE COMPONENTS, FACILITIES, AND OP-ERATIONS OF AN AQUEOUS, HOMOGENEOUS,FORCED-CIRCULATION, EXPERIMENTAL POWER RE-ACTOR OPERATING WITH A DILUTE SOLUTION OFURANYL SULFATE IN HEAVY WATER AS FUEL ANDWITH A HEAVY-WATER REFLECTOR.


HONORS


PROOUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE ORIGIN AND TRADITION OF THEHONOR GUARD, AND ITS t.ROLE TOOAY IN THEHONOR GUARD CEREMONY AND MILITARY FUNER-AL.

NOOK DOWN, WHEELS DOWN, PTS 1 AND I

57 MIN, 1064M FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCE R USN


1971

SALE

DEPICTS THE HISTORY OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIERFROM THE USS LANGLEY TO THE USS JOHN F KEN-NEDY THROUGH THE USE OF DOCUMENTARY FOOT-AGE AND FILMED INTERVIEWS WITH RETIREDNAVAL ADVISERS. COVERS THE PERIM FROM THEWRiGHT BROTHERS THROUGH THE BATTLE OF THECORAL SEA AND CONCLUDES IN THE PRESENT ERAOF NAVAL AVIATION.

NOOK UP MAN, mi13 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1978

PRODUCER USOSNA

TITLE NO. 0010987/PIL SALE

DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE-LATED TO THE HOOK UP MAN IN THE LONGSHOREINDUSTRY.64 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED.


NOOKS DRUG ALAI28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PROULICER USA


DEALS WITH DRUG ABUSE IN A NON-PREACHINGMANNER TO SHOW THAT IT IS UNPROFITABLE IN ITSLONG TERM EFFECTS ON ONE'S PERSONAL LIFEAND CAREER


HOSPITAL FIRE EMERGENCY TRAINING


PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES FIRE EMERGENCY DEMONSTRATIONSCONDUCTED FOR NURSES AT HOSPITALS. DEMON-STRATES VARIOUS METHODS OF EXTINGUISHINGFIRES AND EVACUATING PATIENTS. EMPHASIZESTHE NEED FOR PRACTICE.

1960

HOOKWORM


PRODUCER USOIAA


TELLS WHAT PCOR SANITATION AND IMPROPERLIVING HABITS DID TO CARELESS CHARLIE. PRF-VENTION AND TREATMENT EMPHASIZES PREVEN-TION AND TREATMENT OF HOOKWORM.

HOOVER DAM

33 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEW 1949

PRODUCER USDS


EXPLAINS THE NEED FOR CONTROL OF THE COLO-RADO RIVER. PICTURES THE CONSTRUCTION OFTHE HOOVER DAM, AND INDICATES ITS VALUE FORIRRIGATION AND ELECTRIC POWER.

HOPEWELL VILLAGE


PRODUCER USDAVA


USES FIVE VIGNETTES TO EXPLAIN CRAFTS ANDSKILLS USED AT VILLAGES. SUCH AS HOPEWELL,DURING THE 1880'S. SHOWS HOW TO OPERATE ATYPICAL COMPANY OFFICE-STORE, MAKE A SANDMOLD FOR CASTING MOLTEN IRON, HORSESHOE,PREPARE A MEAL OVER AM OPEN FIREPLACE, ANDDIP CANDLES.

HORIZONS UMLAUTED

37 MIN. 18MM FILM, 014. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USSEC


DESCRIBES NEW ATOMIC INDUSTRIES AND APPLICA-TIONS OF ATOMIC RESEARCH WHICH HAVE OPENEDUP NEW CAREERS IN NUCLtAR SCIENCE AND ENGI-NEERING.

FROM THE CAREERS IN NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND NU.CLEAR ENGINEERING SERIES. PT 1,

HORIZOWTAL PIN SPUNTING FOR ANTERIOR TEM


PRODUCER USVA


DEPICTS DIE USE OF THE PARALLELING DEVICEAND- INCIDENT PROCEDURES TO PRODUCE THEHORIZONTAL PIN SPLINT FOR STABILIZING LOOSEANTERIOR TEETH.

HORSE SENSE

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, so, COL 1953

PRODUCER USDA


STRESSES THE SAFE HANDLING AND PROI-ER CAREOF HORSES.

HORIESNOEING

19 MIN18MM FILM, OPT. SD, RAW

PRODUCER 'ism


SHOWS HOW TO HANDLE A HORSE DURING SHOE-ING, PREPARE THE HOOVES, SELECT, FIT, AND NAILON SHOES, TAKE OFF SHOES, AND TIGHTEN V.DSHOES ON A HORSE.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. LIVESTOCK, NO. 2.

1944

HOSPITAL ADVENTURE, A


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS AN ANIMATED TOUR OF A HOSPITALDURING WHICH CHILDREN ARE INTROOUCED TOTHE PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINCS THAT ARETHERE TO MAKE THEM WELL AND SEND THEMHOME READY FOR PLAY AND SCHOOL.

200

2

HOSPITAL F000 SEPICCE PERSONNEL TRAINING, PTINTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE DEPARTMENTS, EQUIPMENT. MENUPLANNING, AND FOOD PREPARATION PROCEDURESTYPICAL OF HOSPITAL FOOD SERVICE.


HOSPITAL F000 SERVICE PERSONNEL TRAINING, PT2, THE INDIVIDUAL

13 MIN, 18MM FII M, OPT. SD, SSW 1950

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS WAYS TO PREVENT COMMUNICABLE DIV'EASE ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROPER FOOD HAN-DLING. POINTS OUT IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH,CLEANLINESS, PERSONAL APPEARANCE, AND SANI-TARY WORK HABITS.


HOSPITAL FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL TRAINING, PT3, EQUIPMENT

12 MIN, 10AM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1950

.PRODUCER USA


SHOWS CLEAN KITCHEN EQUIPMENT. TELLS HOWTO LOOSEN, DISSOLVE, AND EMULSIFY DIRT. DE-SCRIBES HOW TO RINSE AND DRY EQUIPMENT, ANDPREVENT FOOD POISONING.


HOSPITAL F000 SERVICE PERSONNEL TRAINING, PT4, SERVING P000


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 00100! 'IL SA LE

EMPHASIZES FIIINCIPLES OF GOOD FOOD Pft:P-ARATION AND SERVICE IN HOSPITALS--PROPERTEMPERATURE, CORRECT QUALITY, SELECTION OFF000 TO MEET PATIENTS REQUIREMENTS. ANDCOUP (IOUS ATTENTION BY FOOD SERVICE PER-SONNEL.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING ALIENCY.

1951

HOSPITAL HOUSEKEEPING MOPPING, TWOSUCKET"wpm


PRODUCER usPHS SPOWOR USNMAC


INSTRUCTS MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL IN MOPPINGP, ITAL FLOORS. SHOWS HOW TO GET MORE

WORK ACCOMPLISHED AND KILL MORE GERMS INTHE PROCESS.

HOSPITAL HOUSEKEEPING - WET PICKUP


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNM C


INSTRUCTS MAINTENANCE PER& iNEL IN THEBEST METHOD FOR CLEANING THE FLOOR OF THEOPERATING ROOM AFTER AN OPERATION.

HOSPITAL SANITATION


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES TEN METHODS, PROCEDURES, AND MA-TERIALS USED TO MAINTAIN HOSPITAL SANITATION.


HOSPITAL INIP, TIE AN APPNICATION

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1 NI

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 006116/1AL SALE

SHOWS HOW HOSPITAL SHIPS PROVIDE EXCELLENTPATIENT CARE IN A TRUE HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENTNPR THE SCENE OF COMSAT.

HOTLINE


PRODICER MAMATITLE NO. 00111717IRL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HMI A GROUP OF HIGH SCHOOL STU-DENTS OPERATE A TELEPHONE CONSULTATIONCENTER DEVOTED TO ALCOHOL-RELATED PROSIAEXHICISCUSIIIS THE MOSLEMS OF KEEPING THE

HOTLINE GOING AND RECEMNO IRATECALLS FROM THE NEIGHSORS AND FROM A MY&TTIY CALLER WITH AN OSVIOUS DRINKING PROS-LIN. SINCE THE ADVISOR, PAUUE GREEN IS FRE-°wavy ABSENT ous TO HIS DRINKING PhOBLEM,THE STUOINTS ENLIST THE NO Of A YOUNG MEDI-CAL RESEARCHER. SHOWS A VARIETY OF TELE-PHONE CONVERSATIONS WHICH PROVIDE FACTUALAND PHYSIOLOGICAL INFORMATION.

FROM THE OML ALCOHOL SERIES.

CLEARED FOR W.

HOWE OP CAROS

IS MIN. 1SMM FILM, OPT, so,

PROOUOM, USERS

TITLE NO. 005104/RL

1973

SALE

PRESENTS AN HISTORICAL PHOTO-NARRATION OFATTITUDES TOWARD THE POOR ANO TOWARD POV-ERTY FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO THE PRESENT.ILLUSTRATES HOW VIEWPOINTS NAVE CHANGED.DISCUSSES PRESENT ATTITUNS ON POVERTY ANDTOWARD THE RECIPIENTS OF 'PUSUC ASSISTANCE,NARRATED BY DR ROY MENNICIER,

FRCS THE NO RACE L/KE HOME SERIES.

HOUSEHOLD APPUANCE REPAIRMAN

I/ MN, 15MM FILM. OPT. 30, 03L

PRODUCER USOUAP

ruts Av. 403300/AL

1967

SALE

SHOWS A TYPICAL ROUTE REPAIRMAN AND HISHELPER ON AN EMERGENCY CALL IN A PRIVATEHOME INCLUDES A VARIETY OF J05111 AND WORKSITUATIONS. stows wORKERS REPAIRING LARGEAND MALL APPLIANCES FROM STEAM IRONS TOELECTRIC STOVES,

FROM THE CAREER JOB OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.S.

CLEARED FOR TV.SCHOOL GROUPS.

NOW AIRPLANES FLY

RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIOR

15 MN, 19MM FILM, OPT. $D, OOL 1909

PRODUCER USFAA


SHOWS. WHAT MAKES AN AIRPLANE GET Off THEGROUND AND STAY ALOFT. COMBINES ANIMATIONAND LIVE SEQUENCES TO EXPLAIN BANC AEROQY-NAMICS FOR GENERAL AVIATION PILOTS AND HIGHSCHOOL SCIENCE STUDENTS. DIECRIBES FORCESOF UFT, WEIGHT, THRUST, ANO DRAG IN RELATIONTO FLIGHT.

HOW AN AIRPLANE FLIES PT'S 1 AND

IN MN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. so, BIM

PROOUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 400626/PIL RENTAL

1953

SALE

DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLE OF THE VENTURI TUBEAS rr APPLIES TO THE LIFT. DEMONSTRATES THErwiell OF DRAG AND THE METHOCe OF OVERCOM-ING THEM.

NOW AN AIRPLANE FURS. PTS 3, 4, S, AND

34 MN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1913

PRODUCER USAF


°MOUSSES THE PRINCIPLES OF THRUST, FORCESIN 'ALAN'S, STASILITY. AND THE 'USE OF CON.TROLS.

How soscomomako COMPLAINTS ARE PROCESSED

20 MIN, II X 2 SLICES. 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE,COL 1973

PROOLICER USCOC


IDENTIFIES THE STAGES INVOLVED IN PROCESIHNOCOMPLAINTS OF DISCRIMINATION FILED BY ER-

PLOYEES OF THE U S GOVERNMENT AND EXPLAINSTHE ESSENTIAL DETAILS UNDER EACH STAGE. DE-SCRIBES THE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFTHE COMPLAINANT AkND OF THE AGENCY. EXPLAINSTHE RIGHTS OF THE U 3 CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-SION AND THE RIGHT TO FILE CIVIL ACTION IN ANAPPROPRIATE U 3 DISTRICT COURT.

46 SLIDES.

NOW DISEASE TRAVELS

. 10 MIN, 166IM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1946

PRODUCER USOIAA


USES ANIMATION TO SHOW HOW DISEASE MI-CROBES ARE SPREAD BY WATER, FLIES, ANDPERSON-TO-PERSON CONTACT.


HOW MAGNETS PRODUCE ELECTRICITY

4 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, NM

PRODUCER UISN


SHOWS THE USE OF A MAGNET FIELD AS IT AF-FECTS A SINGLE ATOM, A GROUP OF ATOMS AS INA WIRE, AND A WIRE IN A CLOSED CIRCUIT WITH AMETER.

FROM THE BASIC ELECTFoarr SERIES.

1954

NOW TO ADDRESS A LETTER

44 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, AUDIODISC, COL 1972

PRODUCER USPOST


SHOWS EDGAR THE EAGLE DESCRIBING HOW ALETTER MOVES THROUGH OUR POSTAL SYSTEM.EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF ADDRESSINGTHE LETTER PROPERLY IN ORDER THAT IT MAYREACH ITS DESTINATION WITHOUT DELAY. DEMON-STRATES IN DETAIL THE CORRECT WAY OF PUT-TING NAME, ADDRESS, RETURN ADDRESS, ZIPCODE, AND STAMP ON A LETTER. 0

HOW TO CHECK AND SURFACE FOUNDATIONS

19 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, NW

PROOUCER USOE


1644

SALE

sHows How TO CHECK THE LOCATION OF MACHIN-ERY FOUNDATIONS TO BLUEPRINT SPECIFICATIONS,ALIGN AND LEVEL FOUNDATIONS, AND SURFACE ORSMOOTH FOUNDATIONS.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIE& MARINEMACHINERY INSTALLATION, NO. 1.

NOW TO, COMPLETE A CERTIFICATE OF UVE BIRTH

63 FR, 35Mm FILMSTRIP, SILENT COL 1966

pRoouckw USNCHS SPONSOR USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES THE COMPLETION QF A CERTIFICATEOF BIRTH FOLLOWING THE DELIVERY OF A LIVINGINFANT.

HOW TO CONDUCT A MEETING


c PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 4061100/11L

1951

SALE

SHOWS THE PROPER PARLIAMENTARY PROCE-DURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN CONDUCTING A MEET-ING TO INSURE THAT THE DECISIONS WILL REPRE-SENT THE MAJORITY.

HOW TO UT ALONG IN EUROPE

35 MIN, 15MM FILM, CPT. SD. COL 1962

PRODUCER USOOD


HELPS SERVICEMEN APPRECIATE AND ENJOY THEIRTOUR OF DUTY IN EUROPE. ENCOURAGES THEM TOLEARN CUSTOMS AND LANGUAGES.


30W TO OINIERVE NURSING ACTIVITIES, PT 2

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BEW 1960

PROOICER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


A TWO-PART FILM TO BE USED AS AN AID IN PLAN-NING NURSING ACTIVITY CMSERVATION. DEPICTSSITUATIONS INVOLVING MORE COMPLEX OR DIFFI-CULT TO CODE. RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSION-AL USE.

201

2049

NOW TO PNEVENT PRIVATE VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

25 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW 1963

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 4011575/RL SALt

TELLS HOW 3 ELEMENTS OF A POST SAFETY PRO-GRAM ARE IMPLEMENTED-DRIVER EDUCATION, EN-GINEERING METHODS, AND EFFECTIVE LAW EN-FORCEMENT MEASURES.

HOW TO RUN A MAIL ROOM

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, COL


TITLE NO. 409150/RI.

1970

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS SOME OF THE AREAS WHERE MIS-TAKES CAN PROVE COSTLY TO THE MAIL USER,SUCH AS THE IMPORTANCE OF PROPER FACINGAND BUNDLING OF MAIL, THE ADVANTAGE Of EXPE-RIENCED MAIL CLERKS OVER PART-TIME AND TEM-PORARY EMPLOYEES, HOW MAIL CAN BE MISAP-PLIED AND'OVERCHARGED, AND THE ADVANTAGEOf EARLY PROCESSING.

HOW TO SUCCEED WITH BRUNETTES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005506/RL SAL,

SHOWS PROPER AND IMPROPER ETIQUETTE ON AMOVIE DATE AND AT A FORMAL DANCE WITH A RE-CEIVING LINE.

HOW TO SUCCEED WITHOUT RI-INVENTING THEWHEEL ENGINEERS CAN RETRIEVE SWORN&TION

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, INW 1995

PRODUCER US000 SPONSOR USAF

TITLE NO. 008621VAL RENTAL SALE

DRAMATIZES THE NEEG FOR ENGINEERS TO NAVEACCESS TO DATA. CITES THE USE OF A COMPUTERAS THE CORE OF A WORKABLE INFORMATION RE-TRIEVAL SYSTEM.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED W.

HOW TO succtio WITHour REALLY FLYING

21I MIN. 111MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 002100/RL BALE

DESCRIBES WHAT AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL OFFERSAS A PROFESSION AND HOW IT PROVIDES RAPIDCAREER ADVANCEMENT, PROFESSIONAL STATUS,HIGH PAY, AND A REWARDING SENSE OF PERSON-AL ACHIEVEMENT.

HOW TO USE NAVIGATIONAL AIDS

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $0, COL N. 1940

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW TO USE NAVIGATIONAL AIDS ANDINTERPRET THE SYMBOLS ON NAUTICAL CHARTS.


FROM THE AIOS TO NAVIGATION SERIES.

HUGARIAN - GRADED READER (SAMPLER)

1 AUDIMASSETTES, 2-TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 006426/1AL

TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

HUMAN BODY


PRODUCER USOIM


USES ANIMATION TO EXPLAIN HOW PARTS OF THE000Y FUNCTION. EMPHASIZES THE BMW'S NEEDFOR FRESH AIR AND A "ARIETY OF FOOOS.

HUMAN DISORIENTATION EXPERIMENTAL ROTAT-ING ENVIRONIAIN11


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES COMMON ENVIRONMENTAL EXPFRI-MENTS TO GIVE CREDENCE TO ILLU11011Y PHENOM- 'ENA. EXPLAINS HOW SUCH PHENOMENA MAYRESULT IN DISORIENTATION.

MALAN PNYSIOLOGYA slums

II 2 X 2 WOE SETS, AUDIOCASSETTE

PRODUCER USNMAC

17TLE 0011001IRL SALE

PRESENTS A REVIEW OF THE ANATOMY AND PHYSI-OLOGY OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM.

CONVERSATION WITH M KING HUD-, GENT, A MAIN

ELECTROPHYSTOLOGY OF TIM HEART 54MIN

HEMOMNAMICS 6614IN

INTROOUCTION TO CELLIAM ANATDMY AND MYSIOLOCIY, PTO 1, 2, AND3 10SMIN

PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF CARDI-AC OUTPUT ANO VENOUS RETURN,PTS lANDS 59MIN

REGULATION AM CONTROL OF THEMART, TIM SSMIN

HUMAN RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS




1956

SALE

SHOWS A METHOD DEVELOPED AT LOS ALAMOSSCIENTIFIC LABORATORY TO MONITOR PERSONNELEXPOSED TO THE POSSIBLE INTAKE OF GAMMA-EMITTING MATERIALS AND TO STUDY THE RETEN-TION AND EXCRETION OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPESBY THE BODY. POINTS OUT THAT THE LIQUID SCIN-TILLATION COUNTER IS LARGE ENOUGH TO CON-TAIN A MAN AND SENSITIVE ENOUGH TO DETECTEVEN THE MINUTE AMOUNTS OF HIS NATURALGAMMA RADIOACTIVITY.


HUMAN REPRODUCTION, PT 1, HOw REPRODUCTIONTAKES PLACE


PRODUCER USNMAC

nra 002110IRL SALE

DISCUSSES SEX CHARACTERISTICS AND FUNC-TIONS OF THE MALE AND FEMALE, THE MENSTRUALCYCLE, FERTILIZATION, AND PREGNANCY.

46 FRAMES.

HUMAN REPRCOUCTION, PT 2, DEVELOPMENT ANDMIRTH


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 006965/FIL sALE

SHOWS THE STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT OF THEFETUS THROUGH BIRTH.

T 51 FRAMES.

HUMAN REPRODUCTION, PT 3, NOW REPRODUCTIONCONTROLLED


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE CONTROL OF CONCEPTION ay THERHYTHM METHOD, MECHANICAL BLOCKAGE, CHEMI-CAL BLOCKAGE, AND CONTRACEPTIVE PILLS.

51 FRAMES.

HUMARIAN BASICCOURN, UNITS 112


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 000006/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

HUNCIARIAN BASIC comic UNITS 112 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED.

HUNGARIAN BASIC COURSE, UMTS 13-14

26 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO .

PRODUCER USFSI

17TLE NO. 001396/AL

TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

HUNGARIAN BASIC COURSE, UNITSPLER)

AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


HUNGARIAN GRADED READER


PRODUCER USFSI

TI7LE ND 006412/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

HURRICANE BELOW


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS HOW NASA PROVIDES EARLY WARNINGDATA FROM SPACE OBSERVATIONS TO REDUCE CA.SUALITIES AND PROPERTY LOSS. DISCUSSES HUR.PICANES, TORNADOS, POLLUTION, EARTHQUAKES,AND FLOODS.

FROM THE REDISCOVERY AERIES.

1344 (SAM-

SALE

HVOROGRAPHIC SURVEY OPERATIONS


PRODUCER USN


GEODESY AND PLANNING UPDATED METHOOS OFOBTAINING GEODETIC CONTROL AS THE PRIMARYSTEP IN CONDUCTING A HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY.

HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY OPERATIONS - HYDRO-GRAPHIC CONTROL AND SOUNDING OPER-ATIONS

SALE I7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1966

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS UPDATED METHODS OF CONDUCTING ANOFF.SHORE HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY.1974

HURRICANE CALLED BETSY, A

29 MIN, 111MM FILM OPT. SD, B&W 1966

PRODUCER USCG()


TELLS THE STORY OF HURRICANE BETSY. DE-SCRIBES THE PEOPLE WHO FOUGHT IT, THEIR VIC-TORIES, AND THEIR LOSSES.

HURRICANE HUNTERS


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE MISSION AND OPERATING TECH-NIQUES OF THE 'HURRICANE HUNTERS,' AIRBORNEEAR1 Y WARNING SQUADRON FOUR. DISCUSSESTHE SERVICES THAT THEY PROVIDE, AND THEBENI_ FITS DERIVED BY THE NATION FROM THEIREFFORT.


HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS

53 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT, COL 1975

PRODUCER USCPS


SHOWS HURRICANE FREQUENCY VULNERABILITYAND PREPAREDNESS ALONG THE GULF OF MEXICOAND ATLANTIC COASTS OF THE CONTIGUOUS U S.GUIDE INCLUDED.


HYDRAUUC MAKE SYSTEM, THE


PRpDUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK BRAKE PEDAL TRAVEL, EX-AMINE THE BRAKE LINING. ADJUST THE BRAKESHOES, AND INSPECT AND ADJUST THE HYDRAULICBRAKE FLUID SYSTEM.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MAINTE-*INCE SERIES.

HYDRAULIC CONTROLS IN THE HYDRAMATIC TRANDMISSION

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BSW 1955

PRODUCER USA

TITLE'NO 001.8711/RL SALE

EXPLAINS AND DEMONSTRATES THE BASIC SHIFT-ING PATTERNS IN HYDRAMTIC TRANSMISSIONUSING ANIMATED SEOUENDES, DEMONSTRATIONMODELS, AND LIVE ACTION. SHOWS HOW HYDRAU-LIC CONTROLS ARE APPLIED IN EACH PHASE OFUPSHIFTING.

HYDRAULIC STEERING, PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

14 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT, SD. SSW 1956

PRODUCEri USA


EXPLAINS THE OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF THE HY.DRAULIC STEERING ASSIST MECHANISM BY ILLUS-TRATING THE FUNCTIONS OF ITS MAJOR COMPO-NENTS-RESERVOIR, PUMP, RELIEF VALVE, CONTROLVALVE. AND POWER CYLINDER- AND SHOWS HOWTHESE COMPONENTS, ACTING ON THE PRINCIPLEOF PRESERVE DIFFERENTIAL, DELIVER THE STEER-ING ASSIST.

t

202

HYDROCIRAPHY FOR CHARTING POSITION FIXING


PRODUCER USN


. DESCRIBES THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF DETER.MINING A VESSEL'S POSITION BY THREE METHODSOF HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING.THREE POINT FIX,RADAR RANGING, AND HYPERBOLIC RADIO INTER-FEHENCE GRIDS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1951. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1952.

HYDROGRAPHY FOR CHARTING - SOUNDING ANDDRAGGINO


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE METHODS OF DETERMINING THEDEPTH OF WATER AND THE INSTRUMENTATION RE.MIRED. ALSO 'EXPLAINS THE EOUIPMENT ANDTECHNIOUES EMPLOYED IN WIRE DRAGGING TOGUARANTEE OBSTRUCTION.FREE DEPTH OFWATER.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1951. RELEASED BYUSOE, 1952.

HYDROTHERAPY


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES THE ADMINISTERING OF SEDATIVEBATHS, WET SHEET PACKS, TONIC SHOWERS,

1=ES AND SPRAYS, THERAPEUTQ BATHS, ANDILITATION HYDROTHERAPY IN THE HUBBARD

BATti AND REHABILITATION POOL. SHOWS PHYSIO-LWICAL EFFEC1S OF HYDROTHERAPY.PR4DUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S PUBLICH LTH SERVICE.

FROM THE MIRSING SERIES.

HYGIENE FOR MAN - YOU AS A MALE

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so, cot. 1960'-

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE BODY RELAT-ING TO 1HE MATURING PROCESS WITH EMPHASISON THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. CLARIFIES ANDCORRECTS COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS

HYGIENE FON MEN THE DECISION IS YOURS


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS A SERIES OF FACTUAL VIGNETTES ONTHE IMPORTANCE OF EXERCISING SELF-CONTROL

eIN MATTERS OF SEX, DRINKING, DRUG USE, ANDSMOKING.

HYGIENE FON WOMEN INIRSOKAL HEALTH


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS :IOW A GIRL CAN AID HER OWN HEALTH"AND APPEARANCE AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE EFFI.CIENDY OF THE UNIT. EMPHASIZES CLEANLINESS,DIET, EXERCISE, POSTURE, AND GROOMING.

HYGIENE FON WOMEN IINOTICTINO HEALTH


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES SELF-CONTROL IN SOCIAL CONDUCT,DRINKING, AND SEX RELATIONSHIPS. SHOM HOW

2 1

ALCOHOL AFFECTS THE BODY AND HOW ITS EF-FECTS MAY BE CONTROLLED. DISCUSSES PRINCI-PLES TO AID SELF-CONTROL IN DATING.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY. RESTRICTED TOINSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS UNDER PROFESSIONALSUPERVISION.

HYGIENE FOR WOMEN REPRODUCTION AND MEN-STRUATION


PROOLCER USN


SHOWS THE MALE AND FEMALE REPRODUCTIVEORGANS. DISCUSSES THE REPRODUCTIVE PRO-CESS AND MENSTRUATION.

RESTRICTED TO INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMSUNDER PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION.

HYGIENIC PROCEDURES FOR THE AMPUTEE


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS THE PROPER HYGIENIC PROCEDURESWHICH MUST BE FOLLOWED BY THE PATIENT WITHAN AMPUTATION FOR DAILY CLEANSING OF THESTUMP. STUMP SOX OR BANDAGE, AND THE PROS-THESIS ITSELF.

HYMN Of THE NATIONS


PRODUCER USOWI


1944

SALE

SHOWS ARTURO TOSCANINI CONDUCTING THE NA-TIONAL BROADCACTIND COMPANY SYMPHONY OR-CHESTRA, THE WESTMINIS1ER CHOIR, AND JANPEERCE IN A RADIO BROADCAST OF VERDI'S 'HYMNOF THE NATIONS'. INCLUDES A PERFORMANCE OfVERDI'S OVERTURE TO 'FORZA DEL DESTINO'.

HYpERTINSION A DELICATE BALANCE

10 MIN, HIMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER uSAAIR SPONSOR USA


EXPLAINS THAT A DELICATE BALANCE LIES BE-TWEEN LIFE AND DEATH, AND THE BALANCE CANBE WEIGHTED IN FAVOR OF LIFE IF A LIFE-LONGREGIMEN OF MEDICATION IS ADHERED TO. DE-SCRIBES, IN PATIENTS' OWN WORDS, WHAT MOTI-VATES THEM TO HOLD TO THEIR PILL-TAKING ROU-TINES. STIMULATES PATIENTS TO FIND MD DEVEL-OP THEIR OWN MOTIVATIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

HYpOGLYCENNA IN THE NEWBORN

20 ANN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC.


DISCUSSES THE FOUR GROUPS OF INFANTS ATRISK FOR DEVELOPING HYPOGLYCEMIA, AND EX-PLAINS THE DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA, DISCUSSESSEVEN DISEASES KNOWN TO BE ASSOCIATED WITHSYMPTOMATIC HYPOGLYCEMIA AND AN APPROPRI-ATE SCREENING DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE FOREACH.SO SLIDES. 1 ALKNOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIONA GUIDE INCLUDED. DEVELOPEDUNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COM-MITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOLPEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN.

FROM THE PEDIATRIC NEWBORN SERIES.

HYPDXIA

29 MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT: SD. COL 197r,

PRODUCER USAF


PRESENTS BRIG GEN CHARLES E YEADER. FORMERX-1A ROCKET PILOT; COL SIDNEY T LEWIS, FLIGHTSURGEON; LT GILES W' HALL, PHYSIOLOGIST; ANDROGER PAGE, JR, FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR. THEY 1315-cu55 THE CAUSES. PREVENTION, AND TREATMENTOF HYPDXIA. USES ANIMATION TO EXPLAIN FOURDIFFERENT TYPES OF HYPDXIA.

CLEARED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE TV ONLY.

I JU$T WANT TO UvE Wrfli My KIDs UKE I USED TO

11 MIN, 111Mm FILM. OPT. SO. COL 1975

PRODUCER USAPA


PRESENTS AN INTERVIEW WITH AN APPREHENSIVEAPPLICANT FOR ASSISTANCE IN WHICH THE INTER-VIEWER MUST DETERMINE IF DESERTION HAS 00-CURRED.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INTERVIEWINGSERIES.

I NEVER HAD AN ACCIDENT ON THE JOS IN MY LIFE


PROOUCER USOSHA


AIMS TO MAKE MEAT CUTTERS AWARE OF SAFETYAND HEALTH PROVISIONS OF THE OCCUPATIONALSAFETY AND HEALTH ACT WHICH PROTECT THEMFROM JOB RELATED HAZARDS THAT COST TIME,MONEY, DISCOMFORT, AND DISABILITY, DESCPIBESTHE FIVE MAJOR CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS--LIFT1NU,THE BAND SAW, HAND gNIVES. MEAT WRAPPING,AND SLIPS AND FALLS.

INSTRUCTOR'S FILM REFERENCE GUIDE INCLUDED.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH AMALGAMATEDMEAT CUTTERS AND RETAIL FOOD STORE EMPLOY-EES, LOCAL 342 OF GREATER NEW YORK.

LV, orr ANO OTHER APPROACHES TO DIAGNOEINGDIABETES MILUTUS, THE

23 MIN, 18Mm FILm. OPT. SD, SEW 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 009100AL SALE

DESCRIBES THE INTRAVENOUS GLUCOSE TOLER-ANCE TEST AND OTHER TECHNIQUES THAT HAVEBEEN INVESTIGATED AS ALTERNATIVES IN ESTAB-LISHING THE DIAGNOSIS OF OIABETES MELLITUS.


I'M SORRY I NEED YOUR MOTHER'S ANSWER, $OCOUL6 you TRANSLATE?

" Nom 19Mm FILM. OpT. SD, COL 1975

eR0OUCER USAPA


PRESENTS AN INTERVIEW IN WHICH A DETERMINA-TION MUST BE MADE OF OTHER RESOURCES TOWHICH THE APPLICANT MIGHT HAVE ACCESS ANDOF ELIGIBILITY FOR AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPEN-DENT CHILDREN (AFDC) BENEFITS. DISCUSSES THELANGUAGE BARRIER WHICH EXISTS BETWEEN THEWORKER AND THE MAN APPLYING FOR AID.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INTERVIEWING

ICE

12 mIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USCG

1970


PORTRAYS ICE AS ONE OF MAN'S oLoE§r CHAL-LENGES AND DESCRIBES THE U S COAST GUARD'SACCEPTANCE AND RESPONSE TO THE CHALLENGETELLS OF ITS SERVICE DURING MORE THAN A CEN-TURY IN POLAR EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT,IN CARRYING OUT THE INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROLIN THE NORTH ATLANTIC SHIPPING LANES, AND INASSISTING THE MOVEMENT OF WATERBORNE COM-MERCE IN DOMESTIC WATERWAYS. .

CLEARED FOR TV.

IDENTIFICATION AND ISOLATION OF ENTERIC BACTE-RIA

25 mIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIM

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE ENTEROBACTERIACEAE. INCLUDESGROWTH AND REACTIONS IN MAC CONKEY'S AGARAND TRIPLE-SUGAR IRON AGAR. FOCUSES ON SHI-CELLA, SALMON LLA. E COLI, KLEBSIELLA PNEU-MONIAE. AND SE RATIA MARCESCENS.

PRODUCED IN COEIPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-

OF ENTERIC BA R1A.'

SITy scH00L PREVIOUSLY THIS HASBEEN LISTED AS 'ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION


1999

IDaNTIFKATioN Of EARLY SYPHILIS




A SIMULATED MEDICAL SCHOOL LECTURE ON ThESUBJECT OF, IDENTIFICATION OF EARLY SYPHILIS.STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF SUSPECTINGSYPHILIS IN OFFICE PATIENTS, DISCUSSING THE NE-CESSITY OF BEING ABLE TO REODONIZE THE SIGNSOF EARLY SYPHILIS, AND THE NEED FOR PROMPTAND EFFECTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGY. INCLUDES REAR-PROJECTED CLINICAL SLIDES.

203

IDENTIFICATION Of SOME COMMON SUCKING LICE

9 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUD1OTAPE, B&W 1946



EXPLAINS THE MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICSUSED TO IDENTIFY SIX GENERA AND EIGHT SPECIESOF THE MORE COMMON LICE IN THE U S.

60 FRAMES.

FROM THE TYPHUS CONTROL SERIES.

IDENTIFICATION Of SOME MOSQUITOES Of PUBLICHEALTH IMPORTANCE

14 mIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1962



DESCRIBES THE DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERIS-TICS OF VARIOUS SPECIES OF MOSQUITOES.56 FRAMES.

IDINTWYING AND pRECUTTING CAGLE

19 MIN. 19Mm FILM. OPT. SO, 58w 1946

PRODUCER USIA


EXPLAINS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VCLACABLE USED IN MERCHANT SHIPS. TELLS HOW TOCOMPUTE CABLE SIZE FOR IDENTIFICATION ANDIDENTIFY AND PRECUT CABLE.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES MARINEELECTRICITY, NO. 3.

IDENfiFYING NEGLECT - BEFORE ITS TOO LATE


PRODUCER uSNCcA


SHOWS SOME TYPICAL FORMS OF CHILD NEGLECTAND ITS BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSICAL INDICATORS.DISCUSSES THE DIFFICULTY OF IDENTIFvING CHILDNEGLECT.100 FRAMES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCESIGNALS.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

IDIOPATHIC INPLAMMATony MYOPATHIES, THE

48 MIN, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1974



PRESENTS A LECTURE BY DR JOHN N W '1TAKER,WHO USES SLIDES TO HIGHLIGHT THE TALK. '

FROM THE INTENSIVE COURSE IN NEUROMWLAR DISEASES SERIES.


IF AT FIRST YOU DONT SUCCEED, QUIT, QUIT AGAIN

8 mIN, 18MM FILM, OpT. SD. COL 1973

PRODUCER USNCSH


PRESENTS ROBERT LOGGIA, GERALDINE FITZGER-ALD, DAVID SPIELBERG, AND OTHERS DESCRIBINGHOW THEY MIT SMOKING cloARETTES. ExPLAINSHOW EACH PER5oN DEALT WITH THE IMPULSE TOSMOKE ANO HOW THEY FEEL SINCE QUITTING.

IF I want YOU44 MIN, 19Mm FILm,'OPT. SO, SAW 1957

PRODUCER USAF


[DEMONSTRATES BASIC HUMAN RELATIONSHIPSTHROUGH A SERIES OF TYPICP. SITUATIONS EN-COUNTERED BY AN AIR FORCE OFFICER, AND IL-LUSTRATES THROUGH INDIVIDUAL STORIES THESUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OF THE ROLE-PLAYINGmETHoo TO REAL LIFE PROBLEMS.


IF ONE TODAY TWO TOMORROW

20 MIN. 16Mm FILm, OpT. 50, COl. 1976

PrIODUCER USAID SPONSOR USNASA


ADDRESSES THE NEED FOR THE WORLDWIDE USEOF COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY FOR LEARNINGAND GROWING AS WORLD POPULATION IN-CREASES. of mom HOw RADIO, TELEVISOON,AND COMMUNICATONS SATELLITE SYSTEMS AREUSED AS INSTRUMENTS FOR EDUCATION.

CLEARED FOR TV.

OW BASIC COURSE


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 006653/Rt.

TEXT INCLUDED.

woo BASIC muftis (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 036646/RITEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

SALE

HAMMON TIMING WIC ENGINE


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS CHECKING TIMING MARKS, ADJUSTING THEDISTRIBUTOR FOR CORRECT TIMING, CORRECT USEOF POWER TIMING LIGHTS, AND ROAD TEST TOCHECK IGNITION TIMING ADJUSTMENT.

ILIOSTOMY PATIENT CARE

25 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL. 1969


TITLE NO. 007257/RI,, SALE

VISCUSSES HOW TO EFFECT GOOD PREOPERATIVEAND FOLLOW-UP CARE OF THE ILEOSTOMY PA-TIENT, INCLUDING PROPER STOMAL CARE ANDCAREFUL EMOTIONAL PREPARATION. FEATURESPATIENT INTERVIEWS WITH THE PAYSICIAN ANDSTOMAL THERAPIST, AS WELL AS A VISITOR FROMTHE LOCAL OSTOMY CLUB.

ILL WINOS ON A SUNNY DAY (REVISED)


PRODUCER USSCPW


REPORTS ON THE NATIONAL PROBLEM OF AIR POL-LUTION ANO OFFERS SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

NOT CLEARED FOR N.

IMAGE CHANGERS, THE


PRODUCER USOJD SPONSOR USOYD


DISCUSSES THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THECOMMUNITY, THE pOLICE, AND YOUTH,

IMMEDIATE CUSTOM IMPLANT FOR THE MANDRIL/


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE IMPLANTATION OF SURGICALVITALUUM TO REPLACE SECTIONS OF THE MANDI-B LE. SHOWS THE USE OF A RAPID-JEL CASTINGPROCEDURE AT THE TIME OF SURGERY.

IMMEDIATE DEIMIRE SERVICE - COORDINATED MAN-AGEMENT 7

20 MIN, HIMIA FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1064

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE COLLABORATIVE EFFORT OF DIAO-NOSTICIAN, PROSTHOCONTIST, SURGEON, AND PA-TIENT. SHOWS HOW TO PLAN AND 'CONSUMMATEIMMEDIATE DENTAL SERVICE. STRESSES THE IPA-PORTANCE OF DIAGNOSIS, CONTINUITY OF RE-SPONSMIUTY, AND INSTRUCTION OF PATIENT.SHOWS CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT.

40,IMMEDIATE POST4U1104CAL PROSTHETICS


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 41110111HIL SALE

OUTLINES THE PRINCIPLES EMPLOYED IN THE MAN-AGEMENT OF AMPUTEES IN WHICH THE PROSTHE-SIS IS APPLIED TO THE AMPUTATION STUMP IMME-DIATELY FOLLOWING_wosno CLOSURE. THE DETAILS OF SURGERY, POST-OPERATIVE TREATMENTANO TRAINING ARE PRESENTED. A DETAILED CASEHISTORY OF ONE BELOW-KNEE AMPUTEE IS SHOWNANO OTHER TYPES Of CASES ARE SUMMARIZEDB RIEFLY;

IMMUNE COMPLEXES AND DISEASE


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEFINES IMMUNE COMPLEX AS AN ASSOCIATIONBETWEEN ANTIGEN, ANTIBODY, AND COMPLEMENT,AND DELINEATES SOME OF THE NECESSARY AS-PECTS OF IMMUNE COMPLEXES IN THE PRODUC.PON OF INFLAMMATION. POINTS OUT THAT ACTIVA-TION OF COMPLEMENT WITH LIBERATION OFACTIVE FACTORS IS THE DIRECT CAUSATIVEFACTOR. EXPLORES THE ARTHUS REACTION ANDSERUM SICKNESS AS RELATIVELY SIMPLE MOOELSOF IMMUNE COMPLEX INJURY. DISCUSSES THEPATHOGENESIS AND ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CER-TAIN KIDNEY DISEASES.49 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE OR IN-AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. BOOKLET INCLUDED.DEVELOPED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF PATHOLCOYCHAIRMEN IN COLLABORATION WITH THE NATIONALMEDICAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER.

FROM THE BASIC PATHOLOG SERIE S.

IMPRESSION AND PREPARATION OF THE MASTERCAST FOR THE LABORATORY


PRODIXER USVA

TITLEA.2 006431/RL SALE

SHOWS THE IMPRESSION PROCEDURES USING AL-GINATE TO PRODUCE ACCURATE CASTS, THE USEOF THE SURVEYOR, AND THE' ADDITION OF RELIEFWAX.

PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'CLASP TYPE-CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCE-DURES - IMPRESSION AND PREPARATION OF THEMASTER CAST FOR THE LABORATORY.'

FROM THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURESCLASP rYPECLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCEDURES SERIES.

IMPRESS/ONS FOR REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES THE DETAILS OF IMPRESSIONMAKING FOR REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES.

IMPRO19010 THE JOB


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 419770/RL RENTAL sALE

SHOWS A SUPERVISOR ASKING AN EMPLOYEE FORWORK-IMPROVEMENT SUGGESTIONS. THE EMPLOY-EE TALKS THE PROBLEM OVER WITH HIS FATHERAND SISTER, OBTAINS THEIR ADVICE, AND MAKESSOME WORTHWHILE SUGGESTIONS.

FROM THE PROBLEMS IN SUPERVIMONSERIES.

IN A TRADITION OF HEROES



TITLE NO. 4 1 9900/ RL

1966

SALE

SHOWS THE ROLE OF MARINE DETACHMENTSABOARD SHIP, HOW AND WHERE THEY LIVE, AND'THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES AS A GUN CREW. DEPICTSEARLY HISTORY OF SHIPBOARD MARINES.

IN CELEBRATION OF PLANT


PRODUCER USFAA


PRESENTS A DRAMATIC TRIBUTE TO THE INDIVID-UALS AND INSTITUTION8 THAT HAVE HELPED MAKEAMERICAN AVIATION WHAT IT IS TODAY. TELLS THESTORY OF THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO NOT ONLYFOUND ADVENTURE IN FLIGHT BUT WHO CONTRIB-UTED THEIR SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TOSERVE AMERICA.

IN COMMON cAuse

. 10 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS WHAT SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTSHAVE ACCOMPLISHED, HOW THEY ARE FORMEDAND OPERATED, AND THE BIG JOB LEFT TO BEDONE IN THIS VITAL PROGRAM FOR INCREASINGCROP PRODUCTION AND SAVING SOIL.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U 3 DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TO

204

THE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WIT!! THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HEASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

IN MEMORY OF MIN

It MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USOAVA


DETAILS THE DRAMATIC EVENTS LEADING TO THESIEGE OF VICKSBURG AND THE OPENING OF THEMISSISSIPI RIVER DURING THE CIVIL WAR. OUTLINESTHE YEARLONG STRUGGLE WHICH CULMINATED INTHE FAMOUS SIEGE.

IN RESPONSE


PRODUCER USFSS


TELLS THE STORY OF THE GENSRAL SERVICES AD-MINISTRATION'S FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE.SHOWS HOW THE FSS RESPONDS TO THE SPECIFICSUPPLY REOUIREMENTS OF VARIOUS FEDERALPERSONNEL THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

IN SEAPM OF A CRITICAL MOMENT

26 MIN, 16MM ILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO 0004791AL SALE

USES ANIMATED SEOUENCES TO ILLUSTRATE THEZERO POWER PLUTONIUM REACTOR, A SPECIAL.SPLIT-TABLE TEST REACTOR THAT SUPPLIES INFOR-MATION WHIal IS ESSENTIAL TO ECONOMIC FASTBREEDER CENTRAL STATION NUCLEAR POWERPLANTS.

IN SEARCH OF NELP - WELFARE OR SURVIVORS'SENEFITS


PRODUCER USAPA


DEALS WITH THE DETERMINATION OF ALTERNATIVEFINANCIAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO AN APPLI-CANT. SHOWS A WOMAN, RECENTLY WIDOWED,WHO HAS COME TO APPLY FOR AID. HER DE-CEASED HUSBAND HAD BEEN EMPLOYED AS ABRICKLAYER AND WAS A UNION EMPLOYEE. THEAPPLICANT HAS RECEIVED AN INSURANCE SETTLE-MENT IMO OWNS REAL ESTATE.GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS 0 F INTERVIEVANGSERIES. ,

wo auarnmet26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USHSA

ilnE No. 003525/P.

1973

SALE

DESCRIBES WHAT SEVERAL HIGH BLOOD PRES-SURE PROGRAMS ARE DOING AROUND THE COUR-TRY TO HELP CONTROL THIS MAJOR NATIONALHEALTH PROBLEM. POINTS OUT DANGERS OF HIGHB LOOD PRESSURE AND TREATMENTS FOR THECONDITION.

NI THE SIGNINING

29 MIN, 100AN FILM, OPT. 30, COL

PRODUCER USNIAA


FEATURES PETE AND LIZA, WHO PLAN THEIR WED-DING, AND TINA, WHO HAS A PRCOLEM WITH HERMOTHER. DISM=ES HOW PETE'S FAMILY Ct.)ESN'TFOLLOW THEIR REUGION'S POLICY OF, TOTAL AB-STINENCE WHILE UZA'S FOLLOWS THE POLICYSTRICTLY. THE OONFLICT IS HER FAMILY'S REFUS-AL TO SERVE ALCOHOL AT THE WEDDING ' .ECEP-TION. ALSO DISCUSSES THE DESIRE OF INA'SMOTHER TO INTRODUCE TINA TO THE SOCIAL OBESOF ALCOHOL. SHOWS How BOTH PROBLEM'', ARERESOLVED THROUGH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE AL-COHOL HOTLINE KIDS.

FROM THE DML ALCOHOL SERIES.

CLEARED FOR N.

1976

INTIM NATIONAL INTEREST

NO MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 30, COL

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE M2. 420770/RI REN-AL

1063

SALE

COVERS THE WORK OF I:TATE DEPARTMENT EDU-CATION SUPERVISORS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES,THE NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATIONAL ACT ECM-EIGN LANGUAGE INSTITUTES, INSTRUCTION INHERETOFORE 'NEGLECTED LANGUAGES,' ANO RE-SEARCH UNDERWAY DEALING WITH FOREIGN LAN-GUAGES.

21 2

IN TIME OP EMERGENCY

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL


TITLE NO 420045/RL

INCINERATION


SALE

HIGHLIGHTS BASIC LIFESAVING INFORMATIONEVERY AMERICAN NEEDS TO PREPARE I FOR THEPOSSIBILITY OF NUCLEAR ATTACKFACTS ABOUTFALLOUT, TYPES OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SHEL-TERS. HOW TO IMPROVISE FALLOUT PROTECTION,ATTACK WARNING. EMERGENCY SUPPLIES, REDUC-ING THE FIRE HAZARD, AND ACTIONS TO TAKE IFCAUGHT IN TA OPEN.

IN VITRO TOXIOINCITY TEST FOR CORYNESACTER.IWO DINITNIERIAI

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1N5

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAO

';TITLE NO. 001669/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PREPARATION OF MATERIALS AND IN-TERPRETATION OF THE RESULTS OF THE IN VITROTEST TO DETERMINE TOXIGENIC STRAINS OF CDIPRNERIAE.PREVIOU3 PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED' THIS AS 'INVITRO PATHOGENICIrf TEST FOR C. DIPHTHERIAE.'

IN VIVO STAINING OP INTRA-ORAL IIIIIPLASTICCNANOE


PRODUCER USVA

rIflEAO 0055N/RL S4LE

PRESENTS A SIMPLE IN VIVO STAINING TEST INWHICH TOLUIDINE BLUE DYE IS USED TO DELIN-EATE THE DISTRIBUTION OF NEOPLASTIC EPITHELI-UM IN THE INTRAEPITHELIAL INTRAORAL LESION.

IN VIVO TOXIGINICITY TEST FOR C DIPIITHERIAE


PROD(CER USPHS SPOMSOR USNMAC

TITI E NO 002237/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES FOR ACMINISTERINGTHE IN VIVO TOXIGENICITY TEST FOR C DIPHTHER-IAE, EITHER TO CONFIRM RESULTS IN THE IN VITROTEST, OR AS A MATTER OF PREFCRENCE.

PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS 'INVITRO TOXIGENICITY TEST FOR C. DIPHTHERIA:E.'

IN-HOSPITAL LSE SAVING TECHNIQUES


PRODUCER USOLR

T/TLE P. 009647/RL SALE

SHOWS A MOCK INSERVICE TRAINING CLASS ONEMERGENCY LIFE SAVING TECHNIQUES FOR HOSPI-TAL EMPLOYEES.

FROM THE ICARE TRAINING SERIES.

IWPILE LOOP TESTS of HomociaNtous REACTORMATERIALS




DESCRIBES A TYPICAL IN-PILE LOOP EXPERIMENT INTHE RADIATION-COMOSION PROCHAM OF THE HO-MOGENEOUS REACTOR PROJECT AT THE OAKRIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY. EMPHASIZES THEEQUIPMENT AM) EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURESUSED IN_EVALUATING EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR RADI-ATION ON THE CORROSION OF METALS ANDALLOYS EXPOSED TO AN APPROXIMATION OF THEENVIRONMENT IN A CIRCULATING-FUEL, AOUEOUS,HOMOGENEOUS REACTOR.


INCENTIVE AWARDS A POSITIVE PONCE IN PERSON-NEL ADMINISTRATION


PRODUCER USOINS

TITLE NO 0661119iRL SALE

PROVIDES INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP SUPERVI.SORS, THE KEYSTONE OF AN EFFECTIVE AWARDSPROGRAM, TO USE INCENTIVE AWARDS TO MOTI-VATE EMPLOYEES. ALSO PROVIDES PRACTICAL IN-FORMATION ON THE VARIOUS TYPES OF AWARDSAVAILABLE UNDER THE FEDERAL INCENTIVEAWARDS PROGRAM. OUTLINES THE BASIC CRITERIAAND EXPLAINS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SUB-MISSION.

10 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE AND HANDOUTS INCLUDED.

1960



A FP-MOGRAPH WHICH DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLESOF INCINERATION AND EXPLAINS THE METHOD AS AMEANS OF SANITARy REFUSE DISPOSAL.

INCISION AND IRRIGATION OP TRAUMATIC CATA-RACT


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE DETAILED PROCEDURE FOR THETREATMENT OF TRAUMATIC CATARACT BY IRRIGA-TION OF THE LENS FROM THE POSTERIOR CHAM-BER THROUGH A SMALL CORNEAL INCISION.

SUGGESTED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS ONLY.

INCREASING JOE OPTIONS FOR WOMEN


PROD(.CER USWOBU

rinE NO 0071146/RL SALE

SHOWS WOMEN WORKING IN A VARIETY OF NON-TRADITIONAL JOBS, SUCH AS PROFESSIONAL,TECHNICAL, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND MANAGERIALWORKERS, IN THE SKILLED TRADES, AND AS RE-PAIFIERS AND MACHINE OPERATORS. ENCOURAGESWOMEN TO CONSIDER NONTRADITIONAL OCCUPA-TIONS BECAUSE THEY USUALLY PAY BETTER THANTRADITIONAL WOMEN'S JOBS. REVIEWS EQUAL EM-PLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OFFICER REGULATIONSAGAINST SEX DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENTAND OFFICE OF CONTRACTOR COMPLIANCE RE-QUIREMENTS FOR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION.74 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. SCRIPT INCLUD-E).

INCREDIBLE MILDEWS% THE10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PROOUCER USDAVA


EXPLORES THE NATURE OF OLYMPIC NATIONALPARK IN WASHINGTON.

INDENTATION TONOMETRY TICHNIGUE IN OLAUCO.MA DETECIION

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL \ 1966

PROOUCER USPHS SPOAISOR USNMAC


CEPICTS THE USE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE TON.UMETER IN PERFORMING THE GLAUCOMA SCREEN-ING TEST,

INOEPENOENCE


PRODUCER USDAVA

TITLE NO. 010096/RL .RENTAL SALE

JOHN HUSTONDIRECTS ELI WALIACH AS BENJt MINFRANKLIN AND ANNE JACKSON AS ABIGAIL ADAMSIN AN EPIC PORTRAYAL OF THE DRAMATIC EVENTSTHAT LED TO THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEN-DENCE.

INDEPENOENT AMBULATION *NO ELEVATION ACTIVI-TIES Of THE HEINPLEGIC PATIENT


PRODUCER USPHS; SPONSOR USNMAC

nra NO 0011193ARL S4LE

ILLUSTRATES PROPER TEACHING METHODS TO BEUSED WITH THE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS AS HE PRO,GRESSES TO THE USE OF A CANE FOR INDEPEN-DENT AMBULATION, CURB, RAMP, AND STAIR CLIMB.ING,

INCEPENOIENT COMMERCIAL RADIO STATION


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE DAY.BY-DAY OPERATION OF A LOCALCOMMERCIAL RADIO STATION IN THE U S.


INDIAN COMMUNITY ACTION IN DENTAL HEALTH


PROOUCER USDHEW

. TITLE NO 0051327/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES WAYS INDIAN COMMUNITY LEADERSMAY ORGANIZE PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE LEVELS

205

2/ 3

OF ORAL HEALTH IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. EMPHA.SIZES ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE CROW INDIAN TRIBEIN MONTANA TO IMPROVE ORAL HYGIENE PERSON-AL PRACTICES, TO INITIATE COMMUNITY FLUORIDA-TION PROGRAMS, AND TO TRAIN COMMUNITYHEALTH REPRESENTATIVES.

INDIAN FOR A CHANGE

N MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USOLMP


USES PORTRMTS OF FIVE INDIAN MEN AND WOMENTO SHOW THE LIFE OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN AS ITREALLY IS, AS OPPOSED TO THE ROMANTICIZEDSTEREOTYPE COMMONLY ACCEPTED,

INDIAN POTTERY Of SAN ILDEPONSO


PRODUCER USDAVA

nnE Ivo 010097/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE TRADITIONAL INDIAN WAYSBEGINNING WITH THE SPREADING OF SACREDCORN BEFORE THE CLAY IS GATHERED. ALSOSHOW; MIXING OF CLAY, CONSTRUCTION OF POT-TERY, HAND DE'OfIATING, AND BUILDING OF THEFIRING MOUND.

INDIAN RIVER


PRODUCER USAF

rinE I. 004759/RI

1964

SALE

DOCUMENTS A JOINT AIR FORCE-ARMY EXERCISETO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMBAT DI-VISIONS TEAMED WITH TACTICAL AIR COMMANDUNITS. SHOWS MEANS OF IMPROVING AIR SUPPORTOF GROUND FORCES.


INDIAN TO INDIAN


PRODUCER USOLMP

TITLE NO. 002269/RI

1970

SALE

SHOWS INDIANS WHO ARE PART OF THE WORKFORCE EXPLAINING THEIR LIVES AND WORK. DE.SCRIBES HOW, THOUG 4 PART OF THE WORKFORCE, THEY RETAIN THEIR TRIBAL HERITAGES.

FROM THE CAREER XV OPPORTUNITY FILMFRIES.

NMISPENSAILE% THE KC-116 AM REFUELING


PRODUCER USAF


DEALS WITH THE 'TANKERS,' THE KC-135 AIRCRAFTUSED WORLDVADE TO REFUEL AIRCRAFT OF THE

. AIR FORCE AND NAVY. PRESENTS FIGHTEI PILOTS,BOMBER PILOTS, AND FAMOUS GENERALS TELLING

'COMBAT STORIES OF REFUELING OVER VIETNAM.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSOHED

11101VIDUAL ANO FAMILY ACTIONS ON WARNING


PRODUCER USOCD

1965


SHOWS A REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN FAMILY DIS-CUSSING THE NEED FOR SURVIVAL PLANS IN THEEVENT OF A NUCLEAR TTACK, CONSIDERINGTHEIR INDIVIDUAL SITUATIONS.



. a public servIceof your governmnt

INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS-4 suns3 10MM FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNM AC


EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF SOIL ABSORPTION. DEMONSTRATES CHARACTERISTICS AND TESTS.

APPRAISING $OILS FOR SOIL ABSORP-TION SYSTEMS AMIN

CONSTRUCTING A TYPICAL HOUSE-HOLD SYSTEM 14MIN

PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION ANDDESIGN W/PRWN

INDIVIDUAL SPEECH TRAINING

: 8 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1970



EXAMINES INDIVIDUAL SPEECH INSTRUCTION FORTHE HEARING IMPAIRED CHILD AT THE PRESCHOOLAND NURSERY LEVEL IN SAINT MICHIELSOESTEL.PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE BUREAU OFEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED, U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHI! D SERIES.

INOIVIDUAL TUTORING


PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE NO 007540/RL' RENTAL

WHO ARE DEVELOPMENTALLY DELAYED, AI'DWITHIN A SOORT TIME ARE EOCIPPED TO TAKEOVER THEIR CHILD'S BASIC TRAINING SHOWSTECHNIQUES IN BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION THATCAN BE RELATED Tr SIMPLE INDIVIDUAL TUTORINGSESSIONS.

FROM THE REGI W.V. INTERVENTION PROGRAMSERIES. SHOWS hOW MOTHERS ARE TRAINED TOCOPE WITH CHILDREN

INDIVIDUAJZIED INSI AUCTION


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION AND EXAM.INES SOME PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS. SHOWSHOW INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION CAN BE APPLIED TO TYPICAL AIR FORCE INSTRUCTIONAL PRO-GRAMS. SHOWS SEVERAL AIR FORCE BASES FOR AFIRST HAND ACCOUNT Of HOW AND WHERE INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION IS BEING USED. DIS-CUSSES STUDENT FACTORS, MANAGEM ENT APPROACHES, AND iNSTRUCTIONAL DELIVCRY SYS-TEMS.

INOIVIDUALS


PRODUCER USN1MH

TITLE ND. 004621/RL RENY 'IL SALE

DEPICTS A TEACHER ALIA PNING SOME Of HER STLfDENTS TO PLAN THEIR OWN DAY'S ACTIVITIES.SHOWS A TEACHER AND HER STUDENTS TALKINGABOUT THE CLASSROOM SYSTEM AND THE GOALSTHEY HAVE SET FOTI THEMSELVES AND I HEIRCLASS.INCLUDES DISCUSSION GUIDE AND TEACHER'SHANDBOOK.

FROM THE ONE TO GROW SERIES.

INDUCTANCE


PROOUCER USN


INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR EXPLO-SIVES



TITLE NO 001895/FIL RENTAL SALE

COMPARES NUCLEAR AND CHEMICAL EXPLOSIVESIN SUCH PROJECTS AS HARBOR DEVELOPMENT,ECONOMICAL RECOVERY OF LOW-GRADE OREBODIES, RELEASE Of PETROLEUM FROM OILSHALE, UNDERGROUND PRODUCTION Of STEAM TOGENERATE POWER, AND DEVELOPMENT Of LARGEUNDERGROUND RESERVOIRS IN ARID AREAS.


INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Of RADIOISOTOPES


PRODUCER USAE


SURVEYS THE CURRENT USES Of RADIOISOTOPESTHROUGHOUT AMERICAN INDUSTRY. DESCRIBESAND SHOWS EXAMPLES Of THREE MAJOR AREASOF USENUCLEAR GAUGING (THICKNESS, DENSITY,AND LEVEL), RADIOGRAPHY AND TRACING. COVERED BRIEFLY ARE LUMINESCENCE, STATIC ELIMINATION, ISOTOPIC POWER, AND USES Of HIGHINTENSITY RADIATION. USES ANIMATION TO EXPLAINBASIC PRINCIPLES. INCLUDES EXAMPLES OF IN.PLANT USES.

Itf"ITRIAL DEFENSE SURVEYS, PT 1, INTRODUC-TION


PRODUCER USA


DEFINES THE OBJECTIVES AND CRITERIA OF THEINDUSTRIAL DEFENSE SURVEY PROGRAM. AND DE-SCRIBES THE PREPARATIONS WHICH MUST BE

'MADE BY THE INDUSTRIAL DEFENSE SURVEY aFFICER.

INOUSTRIAL DEFENSE SURVEYS, PT 2, CONDUCTINGTHE SURVEY

X AIN, 16MM FILM, OPT.'SD, B&W 1967

N.7DUCER USA

TIT.E NO 001896/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PERTINENT ASPECTS Of AN ON-SITE INDUSTRIAL DEFENSE SURVEY MADE BY ANINDUSTRIAL DEFENSE SURVEY OFFICER ACCOMPA-NIED BY A PLANT S INDUSTRIAL DEFENSE COORDINATOR.

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE - RIGHT MAKES SAFE

19, MIN, 113MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES DANGERS TO EARS, SKIN, EYES ANDTHE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND SHOWS PREVENTIVE MEASURES MO EQUIPMENT FOR ELIMINATIONRISKS.

1981,

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND SAFETY DRIVE RIGHT


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE MAJOR CAUSES Of OFF-DUTYTRAFFIC ACCIDENTS INVOLVING NAVY PERSON-

1947 NEL-PREOCCUPATION, INTOXICATION, FATIGUE,AND SPEED. ILLUSTRATES EACH Of THESE DRIVINGHAZARDS BY CASE HISTORIES:

TITLE NO 424450/RL REMAL SALE

SHOWS HOW A MAGNETIC FORCE REACTS AROLNDA COIL, THE NATURE OF SELFINDUCTANCE, ANDHOW TO INCREASE THE INDUCTANCE OF A COIL.KINESCOPE. PRODUCED BY, U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U S OFFICE Of EDUCATION, 1947.

FROM THE RilDK) TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES.


INOUCTIVE REACTANCE

24 MIN, 16MMt FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1942

PRODUCER UtWAF

TITLE I*1 4(4475/FIL SALE

SHOWS THE SYMBOLS FOR AUDIO. RF, AND POWERCHOKES. DISCUSSES THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERIS-TICS Of CHOKES, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEENVOLTAGE AND CURRENT IN AN IF,DUCTOR, AND -HETHREE TYPES Of POWER LOSSES.KINESCOPE

INDUSTRIAL PLANT PROTECTION

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SU, B&W 1953

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE BASIC PRINCIPLES, STANDARDS. ANDELEMENTS OF PHYSICAL SECURITY APPLICABLE TOPLANTS ENGAGED IN DEFENSE PRODUCTION


INERT OAS SHIELDED ANC WELDING MACHINE OP-ERATION AND MAINTENANCE


FROOUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE FEATURES, OPERATION, AND MAIN.TENANCE Of METAL INERT GAS AND TUNGSTENINERT GAS SHIELDED ARC WELDING EOUIPMENT

206

WHICH CAN BE USED FOR WELDING FERROUS ANDNONFERROUS METALS


INFANT AND CHILD CAPE




TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME Of DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT HOTBE READILY AVAILABLE.



INFANT APPRAISAL


PRODUCER UCPASC SPONSOR USNCEM

TITL E NO. 007644/RL RENTAL

1973

SALE

ILLUSTRATES NORMAL GROWTH AND DEVELOP-MENT, AND DEMONSTRATES A TECHNIQUE FOREARLY DETECTION Of PHYSICAL AND NEUROLOGICAL ANOMALIES. DISCUSSES THE NORMAL EVOLUTION Of BASIC REFLEXES AND ILLUSTRATES PHYS-ICAL ANOMALIES. ALSO DEMONSTRATES A PROCE-DURE FOR DETAILED APPRAISAL OF AN INFANT. EM-PHASIZES THE NEED FOR EARLY IDENTIFICATIONOF CHILDREN WITH HANDICAPPING CONDITIONS INORDER TO INCREASE THE LIKELIHOOD OF EARLYINTERVENTION WITH CHILDREN WHO HAVE HANDI-CAPS.TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ACCOMPA-NYING MANUAL 'A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH TOCASEFINDING,' BY UNA HAYNES.

INFANT CARE AND FEEDING


PRODUCER USOIM


USES ANIMATION TO SHOW THINGS A MOTHERSHOULD DO DURING THE PRENATAL PERIOD, WHILEBABY IS NURSING, AND WHEN BABY CHANGESFROM A LIOUID TO A SOLID DIET.


INFECTIONS Of THE CENTRAL.NERVOUS SYSTEM


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES MAJOR TYPES OF 'INFECTION Of THECENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, ROUTES OF INFECTION BY WHICH ORGANISMS MAY REACH THE CNS,AND PREDISPOSING FACTORS THAT MAKE SUCH INFECTIONS MORE LIKELY. ALSO DISCUSSES MENINGEAL INFLAMMATION, LOCAL MASS EFFECTS, LOSSOF NEURONS AND MYELIN, AND COMMON COMPLI;CATIONS OF EACH.72 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED.


INFECTIOUS HAZARDS OF SACTERIOLOGICAL TECH.NIOUES




PRESENTS VARIOUS TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES USED IN THE BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATO-RY TO PREVENT INFECTION.

FROM THE WrECTIOUS HAZARDS OF BACTERI.OLOGICAL TECH- NIOUES SERIES

INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS - UNWANTED SOUVENIR


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 001951/RL

1968

SALE

TELLS HOW INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AFFECTS ITSVICTIMS AND HOW IT IS SPREAD. PROVIDES GUIDESFOR EATING IN PUBLIC RESTAURANTS AND FORFOOD PREPARATION AT HOME AND ABOARD SHIPS.ESPECIALLY USEFUL TO PERSONNEL AND DEPENDENTS LIVING AND ON LIBERTY OVERSEAS.

INFECTIVE LARVAE OF ANCYCLOSTOMA CANINUM




PORTRAYS THE FORM Of INFECTIVE LARVAE OFTHE DOG HOOKWORM AND THEIR BEHAVIOR ONSOIL PARTICLES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROfESSIONk GROUPSONLY.

INFECTIVE LARVAE Of WUCHERERIA BANCROFT!

4 MIN, 16MM FILM, SILENT, COL 1047



CINEMICROGRAPHY OF ACTIVITY OF INFECTIVELARVAE Of WUCHERERIA BANCROFTI FROM MOS.OUITOES INFECTED WITH MICROFILARIAE (DIUPNA)FROM SOCIETY ISLANDS INFECTION

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE.

WEED GRINDING A starr Of TWO DIAMETERS


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO PROFILE-GRIND SHAFTS BY THEINFEED METHOD, USE CAMS IN PROFILING THEREGULATING AND GRINDING WHEELS, INSTALLCAMS, PROFILE THE WHEELS. SET UP THE CENTER.LESS GRINDING MACHINE FOR THE JOB, ANDROUGH- AND FINISH-PROFILE GRIND.


INFEED GRINDING SHOULDERED WORK


PROCIUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE PRINCIPLES OF INFEED GRINDING.SHOWS HOW TO USE AN AUTOMATIC EJECTOR, TILTTHE REGULATING WHEEL. ADJUST THE END-STOP,POSITION THE WORK FOR GRINDING, AND COR-RECT WORK GROUND OUT-OF-ROUND. TELLS 140WTO CHECK WORK WITH V BLOCK. INDICATOR, ANDMICROMETER.


INFLAMMATION


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE ACUTE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE,INCLUDING ETIOLOGIC AGENTS OF INFLAMMATION,ALTERATIONS IN BLOOD FLOW INVOLVED PATHO.PHYSIOLOGY OF INCREASED VASCULAR PERME-ABILITY EXUDATION MEDIATORS OF THE VASCU-LAR AND PREMEABILITY, ALTERATIONS WHITECELL EVENTS INVOLVED AND THE FIVE CARDINALSIGNS OF INFLAMMATION.74 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED. PRODUCED IN COOPERATIONWITH THE BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDI-CINE.

FROM THE & IC PATHOLOGY SERIES.

SPONSIBLY PROCEMED, STRESSING ITS EFFECTSON THE LIVES OF CHot DRENBLACK AND WHITE WITH COLOR SEGMENT

FROM THE COMMUNICATION THEORY AND THENEW EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERIES,.

INITIAL ON HYGIENIC PHASE Of PERIODONTAL THER-APY


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURES TO BE INCLUD-ED IN THE INITIAL OR HYGIENIC PHASE Of ALL PER-IOCONTAL THERAPY. PRESENTS A COMPARISON BE-TWEEN THE PATIENT'S PERIODONTAL STATUS ATADMISSION AND COMPLETION Of TREATMENT,

INITIAL PARALLEL IIIAR EXERCISES FOR THE PARA-PLIGIC PATIENT




DEMONSTRATES PREAMBULATORY EXERCISES INPARALLEL BARS TO DEVELOP INITIAL BALANCEDURING STANCE AND TRUNK MOVEMENTS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE INSTITUTEOF REHABIUTATION MEDICINE, NEW YORK UNIVER-SITY MEDICAL CENTER.

INJECTION MOLDING, PT 1, SETTING UP THE PRESSAND MOLDING A PART


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS WHAT HAPPENS IN THE PLUNGER CYLIN.DER, HEATING CYLINDER. AND MOLD DURING IN-JECTION MOLDING. SHOWS HOW TO SET UP AN IN.JECTION MOLDING PRESS FOR A SPECIFIED JOB.MAINTAIN THE OPERATING CYCLE. AND PREVENTDAMAGE.


INJECTION MOLDING, PT 2, CLEANING AND SERVIC-ING THE PRESS


PRODUCER USOE

777LEMO 426201/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO DISASSEMBLE THE HEAT-ING CYLINDER AND CLEAN THE CYLINDER, HOPPER,AND FEEDER MECHANISM. SHOWS HOW TO PRE-PARE SCRAP MATERIAL FOR REUSE.

FROM THE PLASTICS SERIES. NO. IL

INFLATION - ON PRICES AND WAGES AND RUNNINGAMOK


PRODUCER USCLC


,EXPLAINS WHAT INFLATION IS, HOW IT AFFECTS US.AND WHAT CAN OR CANNOT BE DONE ABOUT ITDEFINES REAL INMME AND THE POWER OFDEMAND. EXAMINES THE PRICE STRUCTURES ANDFORCES WHICH WORK TO CURB OR TEMPER THEDANGEROUS CONSEOUENCES OF AN UNCON.TROLLED INFLATIONARY SPIRAL.

INFLUENZA VIRUS ISOLATION




DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE OF VIRUS ISOLA-TION FROM CLINICAL SPE(..IMENS BY GROI4 NG INEMBRYONATED EGGS.

INFORMATION EXPLOSION, THE

27 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W



,1966

SALE

SUGGESTS THE SPIRIT OF REVOLUTION IN COMMU.NICATION THAT HAS MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR ANyINFORMATION. VERBAL AND PICTORIAL, TO BESTORED, DUPLICATED, TRANSFERRED, TRANS-FORMED. DISTRIBUTED, AND RECEIVED OVER DIS-TANCES AND WITH SPEEDS UNIMAGINED BY THEHUMAN MIND A FEW DECADES AGO DISCUSSESHOW THIS FLOOD OF INFORMATION MAY BE RE-

1045

INJECTION NOULE

10 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD. B&W 1046

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO TEST AND CHECK INJECTIONPRESSURE AND DISASSEMBLE, CLEAN. AND REAS-SEMBLE INJECTION NOZZLE.PRODUCED BY U NAVY, 1044. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1048.

FROM THE FAIRBANKS MORSE DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. BENCHWORK.

INJECTOR BLOCK RECONDITIONING AND REASSEM-OLT


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO CLEAN PARTS, LAP VAVLF. SEATS.REMOVE LAPPING COMPOUND, REASSEMBLE ALLVALVE PARTS IN THE INJECTOR BLOCK, A.,ID REAS-SEMBLE AUXILIARY PARTS IN THE INJECTOR BLOCK.PRQDUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1940.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENOINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. FUEL SYSTEM, NO. 1.

INJECTOR KOCK REMOVAL AND DISASSEMBLY


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES HOW TO PUT THROTTLE IN CLOSED PO-smoN, REMOVE INSPECTION WINDOW AND INJEC-TOR BLOCK, AND COMPLETE DISASSEMBLY OF THEINJECTOR BLOCK AND VALVE PARTS AT A WORKBENCH.PRODUCED BUY U S NAVY. 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. FUEL SYSTEM. NO. 1.

207/21r-t)

INJECTOR BLOCK REPLACEMENT AND TIMING

13 MIN, 16MM 'FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1941

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO REPLACE THE INJECTORBLOCK AND CONNECTING LINES, AND EXPLAINSHOW TO SET THE INJECTOR LIFTS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1044. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE

INJECTOR RACK SETTING FOR OM DIESEL SERIES 71ENGINE


PRODUCER USA


GIVES PROCEDURE TO INSURE ADEOUATE FUELFOR EACH CYLINDERADJUSTING BUFFER SCREW.PLACING INJECTOR IN RACK AND ADJUSTING, ANDSECURING LOCKING SCREWS.

INJECTOR TIMING FOR GM DIESEL SERIES 71, USING70MM, SOMM, AND SOMM INJECTORS

5 MIN, ilkAM FILM, OPT. SD. Il&W 1956

PAOLA A. .


SURVEYS CONDITIONS THAT NECESSITATE INJEC-TOR TIMING. GIVES TIMING PROCEDURES. WITHPARTICULAR ATTENTION TO PROPER USE OFTIMING TOOL J.1853. SHOWS ADJUSTMENT OFROCKER ARM ASSEMBLY AND INJECTOR TIMING.

INJURIES TO THE EYE. CHEST, ASOOMEN, PELVIS,GENITAUA

91 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, ODL 1974

PRODUCER USREMS SPONSOR USEESO


ILLUSTRATES VARIOUS INJURIES TO THE EYE ANDDESCRIBES ESSENTIAL EMERGENCY CARE TECH.NIQUES FOR EACH TYPE OF INJURY. REVIEWS THEANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ABDOMENAND PELVIS. SHOWS THE RESULTS OF ABOOMENALTRAUMA TO INTERNAL 01IGANS. DESCRIBES SIGNSAND SYMPTOMS OF INJURY TO MALE AND FEMALEGENITALIA.


INJURIES TO THE HEAD, FACE, NECK, Mi0 SPINE




IDENTIFIES THE PARTS, LOCATIONS. AND FUNC.TIONS,Of THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. ILLUSTRATES PA-TIENT EXAMINATION TO DETERMINE THE EXTENTOf SPINAL CORD INJURY. SHOWS SIGNS AND SYMP-TOMS Of SKULL FRACTURE AND BRAIN INJURY. EM-PHASIZES AIRWAY CARE, CONTROL Of BLEEDING,AND GENERAL OVERALL PATIENT CARE.

, FROM THE MED1CAL-LEGAL COMPONENT FILMSERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMERGEN-CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

INJURY PREVENTION FOR THE ATHLETEPOINT PROGRAM


PRODUCER USAMA SPONSOR USA

TITLE NO 007292/RL

THE WEST

1974

SALE

SHOWS HOW THE CONCEPTS Of PREVENTION ANDTREATMENT OF INJURIES ARE COORDINATED BYTHE INJURY PREVENTION TEAM WHICH IS HEADEDBY A PHYSICIAN. DESCRIBES FUNCTIONING PRO-GRAMS IN INJURY PREVENTION, TREATMENT, REHA-BILITATION. AND RESEARCH.

INNER FRONTIER, THE


PRODUCER USN

TfTLENO 005892/RL SALE

SHOWS UNDERWATER CONSTRUCTION TECH-NIOUES AND CAPABILITIES DEVELOPED BY THENAVY FACILITIES COMMAND AND NCF IN SUPPORTOf THE HABITAT AND EOUIPMENT INSTALLATIONSOf PROJECTS TEKTITE AND AFAR (AZORES FIXEDACOUSTIC RANGE.)

INNERBOTTOM SECTIONS - SUBASSEMBLY Of ACLOSED FLOOR, SUBASSEMBLY OF AN OPENFLOOR

le MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1042

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW THE KEEL, LONGITUDINAL GIRDERS.TRANSVERSE SIDE STIFFENERS. AND TANK STOPS

FORM THE INNERBOTTOM OF A SHIP. SHOWS HOWTO LAY OUT AND INSTALL CLOSED FLOOR ANDOPEN FLOOR SECTIONS, AND WELD STIFFENERS TOTHE FLOORS.

FROM THE SHIPB(/ILDING SKILLS SERIES. WORK OFSHIPFITTER AND SHIPWRIGHT. NO. 2.

INNalmorrou. Thlt SETTING UP FLOORS AND LON-GITUDINALS


PRODUCER USOE1

TITLE NO. 000789),RL

1942

SALE

TELLS HOW TqaR THE KEEL, SET AND FITTRANSVERSE FL S, AND SET, FIT, AND WELDLONGITUDINAL GIRDERS.


INNOVATIONS CHALLENGES


PRODUCER USCHND


EXAMINES THi ROLE OF THE SCHOOL FOOD SER.VICE WORKER. DISCUSSES WHAT ONE PERSON CANDO /41.D EMPHASIZES SOME NEW ASPECTS OFFOOD SERVICE PROGRAMS. OBLIGATIONS ANDCOMMITMENT OF THE SCHOOL FC00 SERVICEWORKERS ARE PRESENTED.


CLEARED FOR TV.

INSECTS Al CARRIERS OF DISEASE

10 MIN, lekw FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1945

PRODUCER usam


SHOWS THE FLY, MOSQUITO, AND LOUSE AS CARRI-ERS OF DYSENTERY, MALARIA, AND TYPHUS. ILLUS-TRATES HOW THESE INSECTS SPREAD DISEASEAND WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD DO TO GET RID OFTHEM. ANIMATED.

INSOMNIA


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 001968/RI, SALE

STRESSES THAT INSOMNIA IS THE RESULT QF WOR-RIES, OFTEN MINOR. AND OF BEING 'WOUND UPTOO TIGHT'. DEMONSTRATES A METHOD OF RELAX-ING ALL PARTS OF THE BODY AND COAXING ONE-SELF TO GO TO SLEEP.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948.

FROM THE COMMT FATIGUE SERIES.

INSPECTING AND ADJUSTING HYDRAUUC MAKES


PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO INSPECT THE HYDRAULIC BRAKESYSTEM, BLEED THE HYDRAULIC BRAKES, ADD

1974 FLUID TO THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM RESERVOIR,AND CHECK THE BRAKES.


INSIDE STORY, THE


PROOUCER USSBA

TITLE NO. 427915/RL RENTAL, SALE

ILLUSTRATES STEPS WHICH CAN BE TAKEN TOUK OR PREVENT PILFERAGE BY PLANT EMPLOY-EES. REVEALS THAT AN OLD. TRUSTED EMPLOYEECAN BE GUILTY.

INSIDE THE CELL. PT I, ENZYMES IN INTRACELLULARCHEMISTRY


PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS A STUDY OF THE THEORY OF ENZYMES,SHOWING BY ANIMATED DRAWINGS THE BETTERKNOWN STEPS IN GLUCOSE METABOLISM. ANDPORTRAYING BY LIVE ACTION PHOTOGRAPHY LAB-ORATORY TECHNIQUES PRACTICED BY SEVERALNOBEL PRIZE-WINNERS.

INSIDE THE CELL, PT 2, REGULATKIN OF ENZYMES


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE FACTORS REGULATING ENZYMEACTION. SHOWS A LABORATORY DEMCNSTRATIONOF FEEDING RADIOACTIVE ACETATE TO RATES. DIS-CUSSES THE EFFECTS OF DRUGS ON ENZYMES,THE ACTION OF ANTI-METABOLITES, GLYCOLYSISAND KREB'S CYCLE. PICTURES THE CHEMICALACTION INSIDE A CELL.

INSIDE THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES


PROMICER USNARS

77TLE NO. 004964/RL

1977

SALE

DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS. SERVICES. AND HOLD-INGS OF THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES, A UNIQUE RE-SOURCE OF THE U S GOVERNMENT. THE PRESEN-TATION GIVES BOTH GENERAL INFORMATION ANDSPECIFIC DESCRIPTIONS OF THE RICH COLLEC-TIONS OF THE ARCHIVES.

96 SLIDES. 1 M104E:CASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

INSPECTING AND RECONDITIONING PISTON ASSEM-BLY


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO CLEAN, INSPECT. AND RECONDI-TION THE PISTON ASSEMBLY, HOW TO MEASURECLEARANCES, AND HOW TO INSTALL NEW PISTONRINGS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE.

INSPECTING AND RECOMMONING VALVE ASSEM-BLY


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO DISASSEMBLE THE VALVEMECHANISM, CLEAN AND RECONDITION THE PARTS,MEASURE CLEARANCES, REASSEMBLE THE VALVEMECI IANISM, AND REINSTALL PISTONS AND CYLIN-DERS.


INSPECTION AND PREPARATORY STEPS

8 MIN. IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 002240/RL

1248

SALE

COVERS THE PRELIMINARY STEPS, INCLUDING IN-SPECTION, IN THE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF AFAIRBANKS MORSE DIESEL ENGINE, MODEL 3608 1/6 al...PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948.

FROM THE FAIRBANKS MORSE DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES.

INsracTioN Of MINOR ASSEMBLIES

- 16 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES INSPECTION OF MINOR ASSEM-BLIES. READING RIVET SPECIFICATIONS. AND IN-SPECTING RIVETS IN AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY.

INSPECTION OF PISTON


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO INSPECT PISTON COVERSAND' PISTON HEAD, MEASURE RING CLEARANCE,REMOVE AND INSPECT RINGS AND RING GROOVES,MEASURE PISTON PIN AND BEARINGS. ANDRECORD MEASUREMENTS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. BENCH WORK, NO 2.

INSPECTION OF PLUMBING AND PIPING


PRODUCER USOE


1044

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO INSPECT PLUMBING AND PIPING INAIRCRAFT VERIFY THE MATERIALS USED - INSPECTINSTALLATION OF THE PART AND IDENTIFY THEDIFFERENT PLUMBING LINES.

208

INSPECTION OF SHEET METAL PARTS


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO PLAN AN INSPECTION ROUTINE INAIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY - INSPECT SHEET METALPARTS IN DETAIL - AND MAKE VISUAL INSPECTIONSAND SPOT CHECKS.

INSPECTION OF THREADS


PRCOUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT PARTSOF AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD THREAD,INSPECT EXTERNAL THREADS WITH A ROLL SNAPGAGE, ADJUST THE ROLL SNAP GAGE, AND IN-SPECT INTERNAL THREADS WITH A PLUG GAGE.

INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OFAUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS

26 MIN, 164IM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF AUTOMATIC SPRIN-KLER SYSTEMS IN FIRE PROTECTION AND CON-TROL. DEMONSTRATES INSPECTION AND MAINTE-NANCE PROCEDURES COMMON TO ALL SYSTEMS.AND EMPHASIZES THE WET PIPE, DRY PIPE, ANODELUGE SYSTEMS.

1959

INSPECTORS, THE


PROOXERUSFAA

7717.E NO. 002243/RL SALE

SHOWS FM'S INSPECTORS ABOARD THEIR 'FLYINGLABORATORIES' AS THEY CHECK AND DOUBLE-CHECK ALL NAVIGATIONAL AIDS DEFINING THE AIR-WAYS. POINTS OUT THPJ THE INSPECTORS FLYSEVENTEEN MILLION MILES EACH YEAR IN THEIRAROUND-THE-WORLD, AFIOUNDTHECLOCX INSPEC-TION OF FACILITIES TO MAKE THE AIRWAYS SAFE.

INSTALLATION OP CYLINDER HEAD


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO RECONDITION THE CYLINDERHEAD, REMOVE VALVE SPRINGS AND VALVES,REFACE AND CHECK VALVE SEATS, CHECK HEIGHTOF VALVE STEMS. AND CLEAN AND INSPECT PARTS.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE AV MEGENERAL MOTORS 1,2467A DIESEL ENGINESSERIES.

INSTALLATION OF LINER AND PISTON


PRODUFER USN


SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL LINERS. BLADE RODPISTON ASSEMBLY, AND FORK ROD PISTON ASSEM-BLY, AND HOW TO SECURE PISTONS WITH THEBEARING CAP.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE AV THEGENERAL MOTORS 12-567A DIESEL ENGINESSERIES.

INSTALLING AND ALKINING TAIL suRFAcas


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE PIO. 4211365/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO INSPECT AND REMOVE DAMAGEDTAIL SURFACES AND PREPARE NEW PARTS FOR IN-STALLATION. DESCRIBES HOW TO INSTALL NEWSTABILIZERS, ELEVATORS. AND RUDDER.


INSTALLING AND CONNECTING TELLTALE PANEL

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO LAY OUT TELLTALE UNIT,REMOVE INSULATION FROM THE CABLE. REINSU-LATE CONDUCTORS AND CABLE, AND CONNECTCONDUCTORS TO THE MULTICONNECTION SOX,

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEELECTRICITY, NO. 7.

INSTALLING CONDUIT

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SSW

PRODUCER USOE

. MEND 426400/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO BEND ELECTRICAL METALLICTUBING, INSTALL TUBING RUNS, BEND RIGID CON.DUIT, INSTALL RIGID CONDUIT RUNS, AND USEFLEXIBLE CONDUIT.

FROM Tril7 ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. IIRING. NO.12.

INSTRUCTING THE DISABLED WORKER ON THE JOS

1945 14 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1946

PRODUCER USOE


DRAMATIZES INSTANCES OF POOR .AND GOOD IN.STRUCTION OF DISABLED WORKERS, AND SHOWSHOW A 1-ARMED WORKER SUCCESSFULLY LEARNSTO OPERATE A DRILL PRESS.


INSTALLING LANDING GEAR


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 42113001AL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE DAMAGED LANDINGGEAR, REPLACE OLD BOLTS, NUTS, AND COTTERS,INSTALL AN AIRCRAFT BOLT PROPERLY, ASSEMBLEAND INSTALL A NEW LANDING GEAR, AND CHECKTHE At GNIAENT AND TRACK OF WHEELS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT HORK SERIES. AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE..

INSTALLING SURFACE METAL RACEWAY


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL A MOLDING RACEWAYRUN TO CEILING OUTLET. FROM CEILING OUTLETTO WALL SWITCH. FROM CEILING OUTLET TO WALLFAN, AND TO FLOOR OUTLET.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. WIRING. NO.11.

INSTALLING VALVES AND STRAINER ON su CHEST


PRODUCER usoe


DEMONSTRATES HOW STUDS ARE DRIVEN ANDCHECKED FOR ACCURACY, HOW VALVES ARE IN-STALLED ON SEA CHESTS, AND HOW A STRAINER ISPREPARED FOR AND INSTALLED ON THE SEACHEST.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEMACHINERY INSTALLATION, NO 5.

INSTALLING VALVES IN ENGINE ROOM SYSTEMS, PT1


PRODUCER USOE


IDENTIFIES THE PRINCIPAL UNITS IN AN ENGINEROOM SYSTEM. EXPLAINS THE FUNCTION OFVALVES IN CONTROLLING THE CYCLE OF STEAMAND THE DESIGN AND FUNCTIONS OF GATE,GLOBE, AND CHECK VALVES.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFIT-TING, NO. 6.

INSTRUCTING ME WORKER ON THE J0111


PRODUCER USOE


CONTRASTS POOR INSTRUCTION OF A NEWWORKER WITH PROPER INSTRUCTION. SHOWS THERESULTS OF POOR TRAINING.

FROM THE PROBLEMS IN SUPERVISON SERIES.

INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT THE PRO-CESS


PRODUCER USAF


REVIEWS THE INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEM DEVELOP-MENT PROCESS AS CONTAINED IN AIR FORCEMANUAL 50-2 AND DEPICTS ITS APPLICATION TO ATRAINING REQUIREMENT. EXPLAINS THE ISO MODELAND HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCA-TION AND TRAINING IN THE AIR FORCE. EXPLAINSTHAT THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO TRAINING (SAT)PROCESS REPRESENTS A SYSTEMATIC APPROACHTO INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

INSTRUCTOR DIRECTED TELEVISION

26 MIN. 16MM FII N. OPT. SD, B&W 1968

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW A TELEVISION FACILITY CANFREE THE INSTRUCTOR FROM SOME OF THE RE-STRICTIONS INHERENT IN TRADITIONAL TELEVISIONPRESENTATIONS AND ENABLE HIM TO CONTROLTHE USE OF THE MEDIUM TO BEST SERVE HIS PUR-POSES.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'TEACHER-DIRECTED TELEVISION INSTRUCTION.'

1945INSTRUMENT EXCHANGE IN FOUR-HANDED DENTIST-

RY

INSTALLING VALVES IN ENGINE ROOM SYSTEMS, PT2

16 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES THE INSTALLATION OF THE oLoseVALVE IN THE MAIN STREAM LINE. EXPLAINS HOWTHE GATE, ANGLE, SWING-CHECK, AND FLANGEDVALVES WITH THREADED FITTINGS ARE INSTALLEDWHERE CLEARANCE IS LIMITED


PROOUCER USDOH


DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIOUE OF DENTAL IN-STRUMENT EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE DENTIST ANDDENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT.

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT CONTROL DIAPHRAGM IN-STRUMENTS

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BAW 1954

1043.. PRODUCER USN


GIVES THE OPERATING PRINCIPLES AND MECHA-NISM OF THE AIR SPEED INDICATOR, RATE OFCLIMB INDICATOR, AND ALTIMETER SHOWS THEACTION OF THE PILOT STATIC SYSTEM


FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFIT-TING, NO. 9

INSTALLING VITREOUS FIXTURES


PRODUCER usoe


EXPLAINS HOW TO LAY OUT, DRILL, AND TAP THESEATING, MEASURE AND CUT BRASS STUDS. MAKEWATERTIGHT INSTALLATIONS, AND ASSEMBLE ANDCONNECT THE FLUSHOMETEF.

FROM THE

INSTRUCTING THE SUMO WORKER ON THE JOS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 002247/RL

SHOWS HOW A SUPERVISOR TRAINSWORKER TO OPERATE A DRILL PRESS

FROM THE PROBLEMS IN SUPERViSION SERIES.

1944

SALE

A BLIND

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT CONTROL GYROSCOPE IN-STRUMENTS, PT II


PRODUCER USN


GIVES OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF THE ATTITUDEGYRO, VERTICAL GYRO INDICATOR, DIRECTIONALGYRO, THE GYRO STABILIZED COMPASS, TURN ANDSLIP INDICATOR.

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT CONTROL THE DIRECT INDI-CATING MAGNETIC COMPASS

10 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, saw 1954

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS ERRORS OF MAGNETIC VARIATION AND DE-VIATION, PRINCIPLE PARTS AND MECHANICAL OPER-ATION OF THE MAGNETIC COMPASS, USE OF THECOMPASS ROSE, CORRECTION FOR LAG AND LEAD.AND MAGNETIC VARIATION AND DEVIATION,

209

INSTRUMENT FLYING TECHNIQUES - APPROACH PRO-CEDURES

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. saw 1961

PRODUCER USAF


TEACHES 'PILOTS THE PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW INAPPROACHING AN AIRFIELD UNDER UNFAVORABLEWEATHER CONDITIONS. DESCRIBES THE TYPES OFFACILITIES AVAILABLE. GIVES PARTICULAR EMPHA-SIS TO VOR AND TACAN APPROACH PRINCIPLES.OUTLINES ADVANTAGES OF OBTAINING AN EARLYLANDING CLEARANCE.

INSTRUMENT FLYING TECHNIQUES - B SIC INSTRU-MENTS

30 MIN. 161AM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1%1

PRODUCER USAF


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING, PER-FECTING. AND PRACTICING INSTRUMENT FLYINGTECHNIQUES. INCLUDES INSTRUMENT COVERAGE,INSTRUMENT INTERPRETATION. AND CONTROLTECHNIQUES. EXPLAINS THE USE OF CONTROL ANDPERFORMANCE INSTRUMENTS.

INSTRUMENT FLYING TECHNIQUES - TAKE-OFF ANCUNUSUAL ALTITUDES

15 MIN, 161AM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1961

PRODUCER USAF


FAMILIARIZES PILOTS WITH THE TECHNIOUE OF IN-STRUMENT TAKE-OFF. POINTS OUT THAT GOOD IN-STRUMENT TAKE-OFF DEPENDS ON HOW A PILOTINTERPRETS AND CROSS-CHECKS HIS INSTRU-MENTS. EXPLAINS RECOVERY PROCEDURES FROMUNUSUAL ALTITUDES ON INSTRUMENTS ALONE.

INSTRUMENT UNIT, THE

5 MIN, 161AM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1960

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS A SATURN 5 SECTION CONTAINING ELEC.TRONIC INSTRUMENTATION FOR GUIDANCE ANDNAVIGATION, AND SHOWS ASSEMBLY AND TESTINGOF THE MAJOR PARTS.


INTEGRATED LOGISTIC SUPPORT

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 'AN

PRODUCER USN


..tHOWS HOW TO PLAN AND MANAGE CONCEPTS CIFINTEGRATED LOGISTIC SUPPORT BETWEEN MILI-TARY AND CONTRACT PERSONNEL. DEVELOPS ANEFFECTIVE PROGRAM AS PART OF AN OPERATION-AL WEAPONS SYSTEM.

INTEGRATED NURSERY, AN

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, GOL 1970

PRODUCER USBEH


SHOWS HEARING IMPAIRED CHILDREN INTEGRATEDWITH NORMALLY HEARING CHILDREN IN GROUPAND TUTORING SESSIONS IN SWEDEN.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL ECKICATaY OF 771EHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD SERIES.

INTEGRITY OF FOOD A RESPONSIBLE CONCEPT OFSANITATION


PRODUCER USFDA


EXPLAINS THE PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARDS RESULT-ING FROM CARELESS PRACTICES IN FOOD STOR.AGE. EMPHASIZES IMPORTANT SANITARY PRECAJJ-TIONS REQUIRED IN THE PROTECTION OF FOOD.

INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT


PRODUCER USHSP

TIT( E NO. 429458/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENT NURS-ERY SCHOOL AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY.GREELEY, CO. SHOWS HOW IT AIDS POOR CHIL-DREN TO IMPROVE LANGUAGE, LEARN PROBLEM.-SOLVING TECHNIQUES, SELF CONCEPTS, INTERPER-SONAL RELATIONS, AND SELF CONTROL.

FROM THE NEW NURSERY SCHOOL SERIES.

INTINSIVE CARE



nra No. 002256/RL SALE

EXPLAINS ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF ANINTENSIVE PATIENT CARE WARD IN THE HOSPITAL.GIVES A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INTENSIVECARE ROOM AND ITS RELATION TO PROGRESSIVEPATIENT CARE. COVERS THE FLEXIBILITY Of THEUNITS, THE SKILLED STAFF WHICH OPERATES THEUNIT. AND SOME OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE POLI.CIES.

INTENSIVE CAREA SERIES




DISCUSSES THE NEED FOR INTENSIVE CARE BOTHFROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE PATIENT AND OFTHE INSTITUTION SERVING HIM. ALSO DISCUSSESTHE OPERATION OF INTENSIVE CARE UNITS WITHEMPHASIS ON THE PERFORMANCE NEEDED FROMMEMBERS OF A MEDICAL TEAM, AND CONSIDERSALTERNATIVES IN THE PROVISION OF INTENSIVECARE IN DIFFERENT COMMUNITIES AND HOSPITALSETTINGS.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

. INTENSIVE CARL PT I I MIN

INTENSIVE CARE, PT 2 25MIN

INTENSIVE CARE, PT 3, THE UNIT

INTENSIVE CARL PT




EXPLAINS THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AS ANSWER.ING A NEED FOR LONG TERM OR ONGOING LIFESUPPORT. STRESSES THE CARE AND CONTINUOUSMONITORING NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE PA.TIENT AGAINST FAILURE OF THE VITAL FUNCTIONS.

FROM THE INTENSIVE CARE SERIES.

INTENSIVE CARE, PT 2

25 MIN, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE. COL


rinE No. 007264/RL

1971

SALE

EMPHASIZES THE INTENSIVE CARE TEAM INVOLVEDIN THE CARE OF CRITICALLY ILL "ATIENTS. DEMON.STRATES, BY ACTUAL PATIENT CRISES SITUATIONS,THE FUNCTIONS OF AND THE PROCEDURES USEDBY THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT TEAM.

FROM THE INTEMSIVE CARE SERIES.

MINIM CARL PT 3, THE UNIT

26 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL

PRCIDUCERWAIWP SPONSOR USNMAC


EXPLAINS THE BACKGROUND PLANNING AND AD.MINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT WHICH ARE INVOLVEDIN THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN INTENSIVE CAREUNIT. DISCUSSES ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS.COSTS. SPACE REQUIREMENTS. TRAINING, ANDIOW TO PUT THE ICU TOGETHER.

FROM THE INTENSIVE CARE SERIES.



INTENSIVE COURSE IN NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASES,ANA SERIES




IOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF MUSCLERELATED TO STRUCTURE ANDFUNCTION

IMO IN NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASES

GENETIC ASPECTS OF NEUROMUSCU-LAR DISEASE

HISTOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF MUSCLEMUSES, PT

HISTOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF MUSCLEDISEASES, PT 2

HMTOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF MUSCLEDISEASES, PT 3

IDIOPATHIC INFLAMMATORY PIYO-PATHIES, THE

INVESTIGATIVE ROLES OF IMMUNEAND VIRAL STUOIES, THE

MYAITHENIA MAVIS

NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS IN SYS-TEMIC DISEASES 49MIN

NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS OF IN-FANCY 43MIN

NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION ELEC-TRON MICROSCOPY " 29MIN

NEUROPATHIES, THE 42MIN

PATHOLOGY OF INTRAMUSCULARNERVE ENDINGS ANO THE NEURO-MUSCULAR JUNCTION 46MIN

PHARMACOLOGY OF NEUROMUSCU-LAR TRANSMISSIONS IN NORMALAND DISEASED STATES 52MIN

POLYMYOSITIS AND RELATED DINA-

THROUGH REVIEW OF STATE AND LOCAL MANAGE.RENT NEEDS DISCUSSES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR

ORIN THE DIRECTOR Of THE OFFICE MANAGEMENT ANDBUDGET, THE COMPTROLLER Of THE U S THE

52MIN CHAIRMAN OF THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION,AND THE SECRETARIES OF EACH DEPARTMENTPRESENTS INTERVIEWS WITH MANY WELL KNOWNSTATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

CLEARED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE TELEVISION. NOTCLEARED FOR COMMERCIAL TELEVISION

54MIN

49MIN

52MIN

26MIN

46MIN

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR TRIM


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 429650/M SALE

COVERS THE INSTALLATION OF DOORS AND WIN.43MIN ()MS AND THE FINISHING TRIM AROUND THEM

52MIN FROM THE BUILDING TECHNIOUES SERIES.

DERS

POLYNEUROPATHIES AND NERVECONOUCTION STUDIES IN NEURO-MUSCULAR DISEASES

PROGRESSIVE MUSCULAR DYSTRO-PHIES, THE

SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHIES

TECHNIQUE OF FRESH-FROZEN SEC-TION HISTOCHEMISTRY AI APPLIEDTO MUSCLE BIOPSIES

TISSUE CULTURE APPROACH INSTUDYING NORMAL AND DISEASEDMUSCLES

TISSUE CULTURE OF NORMAL AND AB-NORMAL HUMAN MUSCUS

ULTRA STRUCTURE OF THEs LOWERMOTOR NEURONS AND WWIImums

50MIN

42MIN

INTERMEDIATE ACROSATICSA SERIES

2 16MM FILMS, OP I'. SD

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES AIRCRAFT ACROBATICS.

ACROBATIC CHECKS

LOOP, THE

1943

SALE

19MIN

14MIN

INTERMITTENT TRANSISTOR SAWTOOTH GENER-ATOR

34 MIN. 1ew.4 FILM. OPT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEVELOPS A SAWTOOTH GENERATOR AND EX-PLAINS THE OPERATION Of THE CIRCUIT AND WA.VEFORMS. AND THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPO-

48MIN NENT. (KINESCOPE)

39MIN

15MIN

INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN SPACE


PRODUCER USNASA


39MIN DESCRIBES NASA'S PROGRAM OF CO-OPERATIONWITH MANY IN LAUNCHING INTERNATIONAL SATEL-LITES. CARRYING OF FOREIGN EXPERIMENTS ON U

45MIN S SPACECRAFTS, SOUNDING ROCKET RESEARCH,GLOBAL TRACKING NETWORKS

32MIN

WEAKNESSES OF THE FLESH 22MIN

INTENSIVE READING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMCAGO, ILUNOIS

12 MIN. 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE. COL

PRODUCER USRRP


CHI-

1975

SAL E

THE PROGRAM AIMS TO IMPROVE READINGACHIEVEMENT THROUGH AN INTENSIVE EFFORT TOEDUCATE TEACHERS IN THE ESSENTIAL THEORIESAND miiHoos OF TEACHING DEVELOPMENTALREADING. ONE TEACHER IS TRAINED FROM EACHPARTICIPATING SCHOOL TO SERVE AS A READINGRESOURCE TEACHER. SHOWS HOW THIS RE.SOURCE TEACHER PROVIDES 30 HOURS OF IN.DEPTH STAFF DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES TO ALLTEACHERS AT HIS SCHOOL. AFTER RECEIVING 60HOURS OF TRAINING.WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE -SIGNALS.76 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDBOOK,AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HANDBOOK, AFLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAM PROCESS,AND AN OBJECTIVES-ACTIVITIES.ASSESSMENTCHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE RIGHT TO READ PACKAGES FOR EFFEC.TIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

INTERCEPT


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE COMPUTER PHASE OF THE SAGE-SOMARC PROGRAM FROM INITIAL PLANNING TO IN.TEGRATION OF BOMARC INTO THE SAGE SYSTEM.

CLEARED FOR TV.

INTERGOVERNMENTAL MANAGEMENT THE TASKAHEAD


PRODUCER USCPMA SPONSOR USDLMP


AIMS TO DEVELOP POLICY OPTIONS AND STRATE.GIES FOR STRENGTHENING THE MANAGEMENT CA.PABILITY OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

210

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THE HEARING IM-PAIRED CHILD - EUROPEAN A SERIES


PRODUCER USSEH


FULL TITLE: INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD - EUROPEANA SERIESDESCRIBES TECHNIOUES AND LEVELS OF DEVELOP-MENT THROUGH WHICH HEARING IMPAIRED CHIL.OREN WO SE EDUCATED.

AUDITORY ASSESSMENT MAIN

DEVELOPING AUDIO-VOCAL SYSTEM,THE MANN

DEVELOPMENTAL AUDITORY RE-SPONSE PATTERNS AI/MIN

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 24MIN

ENGLIN HIGH SCHOOL API I 3MIN

INDIVIDIJAL SPEECH TRAINING MAIN

INTEGRATED NURSERY, AN 7MIN

INTRA-UTERINE AND NEONATALSCREENING

MULTIPLY HANDICAPPED, THE

PARENT EDUCATION

PARENT EDUCATION AT HEIDELBERG,GERMANY

PARTIALLY HEARING, THE

SCHOOL OTOLOGICAL-AUDIOLOGICALFOLLOW-UP

SOUND PERCEPTION METWOC, PIE

INTERNATIONAL SKIES


PRODUCER USFM

TITLE NO. 002261/RI

SMIN

23MIN

24MIN

11MIN

15MIN

1OMIN

.39MIN

1 ON

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS TRAINING OF FOREIGN NATIONALSBOTH IN THE U S AND IN THEIR OWN COUNTRIESTHMUGH FM'S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE. SHOWSTHAT INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IS THE KEYTO FM PROJECTS AROUND THE WCRLD AS IS EVI-DENCED BY THE HUNDREDS OF AVIATION TECHNI.CIANS WHO COME FROM VARIOUS NAT/ONS EACHYEAR TO LEARN FR9M FM AND TO EXCHANGEIDEAS.

218

NITIRSROXIMAL SITE-WING RADIOGRAPHY


PRODUCER USVA

RTLE NO 0061102/RL SAL E

SHOWS THAT INTERPROXIMAL OR BITE-WINGDENTAL RADIOGRAPHS ARE USED TO REVEAL INTERPROXIMAL OCCLUSAL AND SECONDARYCARIES IN POSTERIOR TEETH AND TO PROVIDE ANACCURATE PICTURE OF THE ALVEOLAR CRESTS.

INTERVIEW, THE

35 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCEI; 'CA

TITLE AO. OCICSABIRL

1977

SALE

PRESENTS AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN A PARENT ANDA PEDIATRICIAN. REVEALS A SOCIAL HISTORY OFTHE RELATIONSHIP OF A MOTHER AND HER CHILD.THE INTERVIEW IS FOLLOWED WITH RELEVENTCOMMENTARY.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV. ,

INTinvevnia PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES


PRODUCER USN


.3EMCNSTRATES A- CLASSIFICATION INTERVIEW. IL-LUSTRATES PRINCiPLES OF GOOD INTERVIEWING,INCLUDING PREPARATION, APPROACH. GETTINGTHE FACTS, USE OF SIMPLE TERMINOLOGY, GUID-ING THE CONVERSATION, AND PREVENTING INTER-RUPTIONS.


INTIPVIEWING SKILLS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 0:4100/RL RENTAL

.1977

SALE

DISCUSSES HOW TO OBTAIN THE RIGHT INFORMA-TION AT THE RIGHT TIME. EMPHASIZES THAT ANAWARENESS OF GOOD INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUESIS ESSENTIAL TO ALL THOSE IN PUBLIC SERVICEWORK. ENCOURAGES AN INTERVIEWER TO KNOWWHERE TO START AND HOW TO ASK QUESTIONS.DIS CUSSES HOW QUESTIONS, TONE OF VOICE,BOOY LANGUAGE, TYPES OF INTERVIES, TECH-NIQUES, AND APPROACHES CAN CONTRIBUTE TOEFFECTIVE PUBLIC SERVICE WORK. ANIMATED.WORKBOOK INCLUDED.


CLEARED FOR TV.

INTESTINAL BIOPSY CAPSULE, THE

I MIN 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1961

PRODUCER USA ,


DEPICTS THE FEATURES, USE, AND OPERATION OFTHE INTESTINAL BIOPSY CAPSULE DEVISED BY THEWALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER TO STUDYDISEASE AND NORMAL FUNCTIONING OF THESMALL INTESTINE. SHOWS HOW THE CAPSULE,SWALLOWED ORALLY BY THE PATIENT, MAKES POS-SIBLE SINGLE AND SEVERAL SIMULTANEOUS &OP-SIES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF THE SMALL INTES-TINE.

INTESTINAL PARASITES_ .1.PT I INTRODUCTION FADTICNNIOUIS OF HANDLING woman

29 MIN 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE WO 002266/AL SALE

REVIEWS TECHNIQUES FOR DETERMINING EFFECTSOF PARASITES ON HUMAN ORGANS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINE)PE.



INTESTINAL PARASITE' IT 2, INTESTINAL AVILA-SIB


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES SYMPTOMS AND PREPARATION OF WETMOUNTS. ILLUSTRATES TYPICAL AND ATYPICALULCERS AND TFnPHOZIOTES OF E HYSTOLYTICA.PRODUCED IN C( .-7RATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF Pa,. ICINE. KINESCOPE.



INTESTINAL PARASITES, PT 3, EXTRAINTISTINALAMESIASIS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES LIVER ABSCESS AND CUTANEOUS AME-BIASIS USING SUPPORTIVE RADIO( RAPHIC AND IL-LUSTRATIVE MATERIAL.




INTIMACY AND DISTANCE

5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COI.


TITLE MO. oci000m.

1976

SA. LE

SHOWS THE EMPTY, COLD LIFE NURSING HOMERESIDENTS MAY SUFFER IN AN ENVIRONMENTWITHOUT CLOSE AND FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITHOTHER RESIDENTS.II COPIES OF THE STUDENT GUIDEBOOK AND 1 IN-STRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED. THE AUDIOVI-SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OFTHE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA.-TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH; THE DIVI-SION, OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL INSTITUTE ONDRUG ABUSE THE DIVISION OF LONG-TERM CARE,HEALTH-RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION; AND THE DI-VISION OF SCIENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATION,MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.


CLEARED FOR TV.

INTRA-06AL FIXATION OF JAW FRACTURES, FTMETHODS OF FIXATION FOR CONTROL OF...




FULL TITLE-INTRA-ORAL FIXATION OF JAW FRAC-TURES PT 1, METHODS OF FIXATION FOR 0:WTROLOF FRACTURED JAWS DEMONSTRATES MET1400SOF FIXATION MOST COMMONLY USED IN THE MAN-AGEMENT OF JAW FRACTURES. INCLUDES THE USEOF LIGATURE WIRES, EYELET& CONTINUOUSLOOPS, SINGLE LOOPS, HORIZONTAL LEVERS, ANDARCH BARS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'INTRA-ORAL FIXATION OF JAW FRACTJRES, PT I.'

INTRA -MAL FIXATION OF JAW FRACTURES, ST 2,SeuNT FOR ENDENTULOUS MOMENT

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL INS


TITLE NO. 0u2323/711. SALE

SHOWS THE METHOD OF FIXATION MOST COMMON-LY USED IN THE MANAGEMENT OF JAW FRAC-TURES. INCLUDES THE USE OF SPLINTS, CIRCUM-FERENTIAL WIRING, AND DIRECT WIRING TO ZYGO-MATIC PROCESS AND NASAL SPINE.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'INTRA-ORAL FIXATION OF JAW FRACTURE& PT 2- (REVED).'

INTRA-06AL REDUCTION OF SYNISNYSIS FRACTURES.


PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-OCCLUSAL RECONSTRUCTION ANDRESTORA TW.W 141101 FIXED PROSTHESIS, PT 4,BRIDGE COMPLETION ASSEMBLY, AND INSERTIONDEMONSTRATES HOW THE BRIDGE ASSEMBLYUSES AUTOPOLYMERIZING ACRYLIC TO JOIN THEUNITS PRIOR TO INVESTING FOR SOLDERING.SHOWS THE SOLDERING OPERATION. SHOWS THEARMAMENTARIUM AND METHOD FOR MAINTAININGPROPER ORAL HYGIENE AFTER BRIDGE CEMENTA-TION.

INTRA-ORAL NOENTGENOGRASNY

25 MIN 11IMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES ADVANTAGES OF VARIABLE KILO-VOLT EQUIPMENT AND THE SUPERIORITY OF FILMSPROOUCED BY THE LONG CONE TECHNIQUE. EX-PLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF ROENTGENRAY GEN-ERATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RAY. EM-PHASIZES CONTROL OF RADIATION EXPOSURE BYMEANS OF FILTERING, USE OF FAST FILMS, ANDINCREASE IN DISTANCE.

211

21

INTRA-UTERINE AND NEONATAL SCREENING


PRODUCEit USBH

17nE NO 431204/RL PENTAL SALE

DEMON3TRATES THE ASSESSMENT OF AUDITORYFUNCTION IN UTERO BY WEDENBERG, WESTIN, ANDJOHANSSON IN STOCKHOLM AND USE OF THEMURPHY CRADLE AT READING, ENGLAND.


INTPACELLULAR TRANSPORT APPARATUSPHLOEM FIBERS

II MIN, 111MM FILM, SILENT, B&W 1064

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS PROTOPLASMIC BEHAVIOR OF A CIVINGPHLOEM FIBER BY THE USE OF MICROPHOTO-GRAPHY, INCLUDING TRANSPORT OF PLASTIDSOVER A ROTATIONAL COURSE INSIDE OF THESEGREATLY ELONGATED CELLS. ILLUSTRATES THREEANATOMICAL FEATURES OF PHLOEM FIBERSTHOUGHT TO BE INVOLVED IN TRANSLOCATION INPLANTS.

INTRASSIDULLARY FIXATION OF FEMORAL FRAC-TURES


PRODUCER USAF

'TITLE NO 009713/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES WAYS OF USING THE' HANSENSTREET NAILING PROCEDURE FOR INTRAMEDUL-LARY FIXATION OF FEMORAL FRACTURES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED LAISOLETE FORUSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INTRAORAL REDUCTION OF SYM1446111 FRACTURES


PROOUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES AN INTRAORAL APPROACH FORTHE OPEN REDUCTION OF A MANDIBULAR SYMPHY-SIS FRACTURE. EMPHASIZES THE ADVANTAGES OFTHIS METHOO. COMPARES PREOPERATIVE ANOPOSTOPERATIVE RADIOGRAPHS, AND SHOWS 3-MONTH POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.

INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF FLUIOS

II MIN IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF HOSPITALCORPSMEN AND DEMONSTRATES THE SPECIFICPROCEDURES THAT THEY MUST rOLLOW 1 'HENPREPARING A PATIENT AND IN ASSISTING THEMEDICAL OFFICER TO ADMINISTER .LARGE DOSESOF FLUIDS TO PATIENTS IN NAVAL HOSPITALS.

FROM THE BASIC NURSING CARE MMES.

INTRA011=0QTRApHylWIEPATIC, AND PEROU00, INAL

23 MI_ _N35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1974

PROOLVER AMGAST SPONSOR USNMAC


DESCRIBES THE PHARMACOKINETICS OF IODIPA-MIDE AND THE TECHNIQUES FOR AND INTERPRETA-TION LoF INTRAVENOUS CHOLANGIOGRAMS. SHOWSREPRESENTATIVE INTRAVENOUS OHOLANGIO.GRAMS. DISCUSSES ECHOGRAPHY, ARTERIOGRAPHY, AND TRANSHEPATIC CHOLANGIOGRAPHYIN THE DIAGNOSIS OF BILIARY TRACT DISEASE.GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OP INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 31 FRAMES.

FROM THE A41,41 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY tUNCTION - CLINICAL.

INTRODUCING BELGIUM


PRODUCER NATO


DESCRIBES THE GEOGRAPHY, ECONOMY. ANO HIS-TORY OF BELGIUM. DISCUSSES THE OCLJPATIONSAND SOCIAL CUSTOMS OF THE PEOPLE EXPLAINSTHE ROLE OF 9ELGIUM IN THE NORTH ATLANTICTREATY ORGANIZATION.

FROM THE ATLANTIC COMMUNITY SERIES.

INTRODUCING CANADA

22 MIN, 111MM ELM, OPT. SO, B&W 19199

PRODUCER ;4ATO

TITLE NO. 0..12'46/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE COUNTRY AND PEOPLE' OFCANADA. SHOWS HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT, GEO.

GRAPHICAL FEATURES, ECONOMIC LIFE, OCCUPA.TONS, AND SOCIAL CUSTOMS.


INTRODUCING DENMARK

.20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1955

PRODUCER NATO


SHOWS THE LAND AND ITS USE, THE PEOPLE. IN-DUSTRIES. SCHOOLS. AND RECREATION. EMPHA-SIZES THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF NORTH ATLANTICTREATY ORGANIZATION-COUNTRIES,


INTROOUCING FRANCK


PRODUCER NATO


PRESENTS CONTEMPORARY FRANCE INCLUDINGHER COLONIES, GREAT PORTS.. CULTURAL TRAM:IONS, AND LEADERSHIP AS A CENTER OF LEARN-ING.


INTROOUDING TIM NEW WORKER TO HIS JOB

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SDcp&W 4441

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 002427 IRL RENTAL SALE

DRAL'ATIZES THE RIGHT AND WRONG WAYS TOORIENT A NEW EMPLOYEE TO HIS JOB.


INTRODUCTION THE ADSORBING SURFACE

10 MIN. 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL


TITLE NO. 007643/AL

1969

SALE

PRESENTS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ABSORSINGSURFACE, FAT DIGESTION, FAT ABSORPTION, ANDTHE ENTEROPHEPATIC CIRCULATION OF BILEACIDS.

'2 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN HEAL771 AND DVSEASE SERIES.

INTRODUCTION YOU IN PUBLIC SERVICE

27 MIN, 1 tiMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1977

PROCIUCER USOE

TITLE NCI 000092/14L RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW TO THE SERIES AND TOPUBLIC SERVICE JOBSWORKBOOK INCLUDED.


CLEARED FOR N.

INTRODUCTION TO. AIRCRAFT Emma INSTRUMENTS

16 MIN, 11154M FILM, cyr. SO, SSW 1964

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS USE OF MRCRAFT ENGI4IINSTRUMENT8BY MECHANC AND AVIATOR TO CHECK CONDITIONOF THE ENGINE.

CLEARED FOR N.

INTRODUCTION TO AIRCRAFT FUGHT INSTRUMENTS

29 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD. DEW '1964

PRODUCER USA


DEFINES REOUIREMENT FOR PROPERLY FUNCTION-ING INSTRUMENTS FOR SAFE FLIGHT AND UNDER-SCORES IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR INSPECTIONAND MAINTENANCE,

INTRODUCTION TO AMPLITUDE MODULATION

26 MIN, tOMM FILM, OPT. 50, SEW

PROOMER USAF

77TLE NO. 002433/RL RENTAL 1 SALE

GIVES A BRIEF HISTORY OF MAJOR DEVELOPMENTSIN THE COMMUNICATIONS FIELD TO POINT OUTWHY AMPLITUDE MODULATION CAME INTO BEING.EXPLAINS HOW INTELLIGENCE CAN SE TRANSMIT-TED BY AMPuTUDE MOOULATING A HIGH FREQUEN-CY WAVE WITH AN INTELLIGENCE SIGNAL.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHiN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INTROOUCTION TO ANALOG COMPUTERS


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THE PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES ANDCOMPONENTS OF AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COM-PUTER. PRESENTS THE SOLUTIONS TO TYPICAL'COMPUTER PROBLEMS.

INTRODUCTION TO APWASIA


PRODUCER USVA


DEFINES AND DESCRIBES APHASIA. DISCUSSES RE-CEPTIVE AND EMISSIVE LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS.AND DIFFERENTIATES VARIOUS TYPES OF APHA-SIA-SUCH AS AGNOSIA. AGRAPHIA, AND PARAPHA-SIA. PRIMARILY ANIMATION.

INTRODUCTION TO ARMY AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS

23 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1966

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE NIKE HERCULES. HAWK, REDEYE, M42OUSTER, AS WELL AS THE NIKE X ANTIMISSILESYSTEM, INCLUDING ZEUS AND SPRINT USED WITHNIKE X.

INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING

31 MIN, 16MM AM, OPT. SD, SSW ISM

PRODUCER L'SA


DISCUSSES THE AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSINGSYSTEM (AOPS), EXPLAINING ITS UNDERLYING CON-CEPT, CAPABILITIES, OPERATION, AND APPLICATIONAS A NEW MANAGEMENT TOOL.


INTRODUCTION TO BACKSIPNONAGE ANO CROSSCONNECTIONS AN



TITLE NO 43?260/RL SALE

DESCRIBES l'HE PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE OFBACKSIPHONAGE ANO MOSS CONNECTIONS. IDEN-TIFIES CAUSES AND EXPLAINS METHODS OF PRE-VENTION.

INTRODUCTION TO BASIC AIRCRAFT ENGINES


PRODUCER USN


'SHOWS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE RADIAL MR-CAAFT ENGINE. EXPLAINS THE BASIC PARTS ANDTHEORY OF OPERATION.

INTRODUCTION TO BASIC SKILLS

21 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL , 1976



DEMONSTRATES THREE BASIC SKILLS REWIREDTO PERFORM ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. EXPLAINS THEPARTS OF THE INSTRUMENT, THE USE OF A MOO-FIED PEN GRAS?, ESBLISHMENT OF A STABLEFULCRUM. AND PERFORMANCE OF BASIC MOTIONSUSED WITH ALL INSTRUMENTS.

FROM THE SCALING TECHNIOUES SERIES. NO. 1.

INTRODUCTION TO CELLULAR ANATOMY ANO PHYSI-OLOGY, ITS I, 2, AND 3

106 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDICCASSETTE,COL 1970

PROOLICER USNMAC


PRESENTS AN INTROOuCRON TO THE BMWANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CELL'S OR-GANELLES.226 SLIDES. 3 AUDIOCASSETTES. 2 TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE AINANCE SIGNALSOR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SK1NALS ONLY. 1.

STUDENT'S MANUAL AND I INSTRUCTOR'S MANUALINCLUDED. PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THEUNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.


INTRODUCTION TO CONGENITAL MART DISEASE-Amoms

5 2 X 2 SLIDE SETS, AUDIOCASSETTE 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC

77TLE NO 007511410111. SALE

DISCUSSES CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE AND ITSTREATMENT.

212

PRODUCED 9-1 COOPERATION WITH THECOLLEGE OF GEORGIA.

COMMON ACYANOTIC LESIONS

COMMON CYANOTIC LESIONS

COMMON CYANOTIC LESiONS

GENERAL BACKGROUND

GENERAL BACKGROUND

LARGE VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTIN INFANCY, THE

PERINATAL ASSESSMENT OF MATURA-WON, TIM

PERINATAL ASSESSMENT OF MATURA-TION, TNE

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONALONLY.

MEDICAL

20MIN

MIN

20MIN

MIN

15MIN

MAIN

MIN

35MIN

GROUPS

INTROOUCTION TO DETECTION


PROOUCER USAF

Tint NO 002436/AL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS WHAT DETECTION IS AND WHY IT ISNEEDED. EXPLAINS THE FUNCTIONS OF A DETEC-TOR, AND DISCUSSES THE BASIC CIRCUIT OPER-ATION.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR 'USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INTRODUCTION TO DISCRIMINATORS


PROOUCER USAF


DEFINES ELECTRONC DISCRIMINATION AND LISTSTHE THREE BASIC REOUIREMENTS OF A DISCRIMI-NATOR. DISCUSSES THE BLOCK DIAGRAM OF ATYPICAL FM RECEIVER. EMPHASIZING THE OPER-ATION OF A SIMPLE STAGGER-TUNED DISCRIMINA-TOR AS THE INpuT FREQUENCY VARIES ABOVE ANDBELOW THE CENTER FREOUENCY.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BMN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE VONSORING AGENCY.

1966

INTROOUCTION TO EXTRAORAL RADIOGRAPHY -THE nue CASETTE

4 MIN, tIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USVA


EXPLAINS HOW DENTAL EXAMINATIONS ARE EN-HANCED BY RADIOGRAPHS, MICH COVER AREASLARGER THAN POSSIBLE WITH INTRAORAL FILMSAND HAVE BETTER DEFINITION THAN PANOGRAPHS.DESCRIBES THE EOUIPMENT NECESSARY FORExTRAORAL RADIOGRAPHY IN THE DENTALOFFICE.

INTROOUCTION TO PIR1 IMHAVION

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, opt. 1960

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE BASIC FUNDAMENTALS FOR COMBUS-RON AND THE INFLUENCES OF FUEL wEATHER.AND TOPOGRAPHY ON FIRE BEHAVIM IN ANIMA-TION AND TABLE-TOP PHOTOGRAPHY. EMPHASIZESTHE MANY FACTORS THAT MAKE A FIRE BURN THEWAY IT DOES AND DEMONSTRATES HOW STRATE-GY CAN BE PLANNED FROM KNOWLEDGE OF THISBEHAVIOR.

INTROOUCTION TO FIRS ININAWOR

3 t 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT, COL 1977

PROCSICER USNWC0

TITLE NO 00119W/AL SALE

SHOWS ALL LESSCN PLANS AND VIVAL AIDS FORENTRY-LEVEL FIRE SEHAVIOA TRAINING. INCLUDESPRACTICAL TRAINING EXERCISES ANO IS A MERE°.UISITE COURSE FOR FIREFIGHTING.LOOSELEAF INSTRUCTOR'S GuIDE AND TEN 73-PAGE STUDENT WORKBOOKS INCLUDED.

wr000ucrtosi To PIM NMATIOR (INSTRUCTORmew3 t 2 X 2 SLIDES. SILENT, COL 111

PRODUCER USNWO3


*Jaws ALL LESSON PLANS AND VISUAL AIDS FORENTRY-LEVEL FIRE BEHAVIOR TRAINING. INCLUDESPRACTICAL TRAINING EXERCISES AND IS A PRERECFlASITE COURSE FOR FIREFIGHTING.LOOSELEAF INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE iNCLUDED.

I.

SINICOUCTION TO PIIIST YEAR OF UPI NUTRITION

1111 MIN, 2 X 2 SUMS, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE AG 00100SIRL SALE

INTRODUCTION TO IMMIAOGRAPHy

23 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 1/4 IN, AUDIOTAPE,1976 COL

PROOUCER USNMAC


GIVES A GENERAL REVIEW OF MAMMOGRAPHY -DISCUSSES THE TECHNIQUE, EQUIpmENT, AND PA-TIENT POSITIONING AND ILLUSTRATES ROENT.GENOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF. BENIGN AND MAW-NANT LESIONS.72 SLIDES. PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THECANCER CONTROL PROGRAM, U S PUBLIC HEALTHSERVICE.

FROM THE MAMMOGRAPHY' SERIES.


DISCUSSES THE PATTERN OF NERVOUS AND ADI-POSE TISSUE UROWTH IN RELATION TO CALORICNUKE AND DAILY NEEDS. USTS KNOWN TRACEMINERALS AND VITAMiN DEFICIENCIES OF HUMANBREAST MILK. COW'S M_ AND STANDARD PRO-PRIETARY FORMULAS. DIFFERENTIATES BETWEENNORMAL AND MINORMAL FEEDING AND STOOLINGPATTERNS.

WITH AUOISLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUD-ED. 100 SUMS.

FROM THE PfDIATRCAMIULATORY SERIES.

NITRODUCTICN TO FORENSIC MEDICINE

a MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. 50, SEW

PRODIXZR USNMAC

MX AO 001442/RL .

FROM THE PEDIATRC AMSULATORY SERIES.

1973 INTRODUCTION TO PHAITTASTRON

23 MIN, LeMM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W

PROOIAXR USAF


POINTS OUT THE SIGNIFICANT FEATURES OF THEpHANTASTRON CIRCUIT, DISCUSSES THE PURPOSEOF EACH COMPONENT, AND USES A BLOCK DIA-GRAM TO EXPLAIN How THE PHANTASTRON CM,CUIT WORKS IN TARGET DISCRIMINATION. ILLUS-TRATES THE SY SHOWING SIGNALS BEING PICKEDUP ON A SCOPE. EXPLAINS HOW THE MANTAS-TRON IS USED TO PRODUCE A LINEAR SWEEP.KINESCOPE. REPLACED By TYK30-09111.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OSEXITE FOR USEWITHIN THE 'SPONSORING AGENCY.

sersoouorsow TO MICNOILECTRONIC INTEGRATEDCIRCUITS TROUTILISISIOTTNO

1970 11AM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1971

PRODUCER USN

TITLE AO 007644ARL SALE

. SHOWS THE MANUFACTURING FUNDAmENTALS OFINTEGRATED CIRCUITS. DISCUSSES HOW THE( ARE

XESIGNED, PROOUCED, AND IDENTIFIED FOR MILI-TARY USE.

EWLE

INTRODUCES THE FUNCTIONS OF THE OFFICE OFMEDICAL EXAMINES,. INCLUDING A DISCUSISKIN OFAPPROACHES TO DEOUCTWE REASONING AND Ex-AMINATION.

PROOUCED SY THE NATIONAL MEDICAL Au0i0VEU-AL CENTER IN COOPERATION WITH DR NORMANEWE, PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY, EMORY um-WAVY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ATLANTA CIA. KINE-SCOPE.

FROM THE CUMICAL PATNOLCOY SERIES. FOREN-SIC MEDICINE OUTUNES.

CLEARED FOR USE ON EDUCATIONAL CLOSED-CIR.ZUIT TELEVISION ONLY.

INTRODUCTION TO HAND TOOLS. INE. PT 1

11 MIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, sAW 1964

PRODUCER USN

TiTLE NO 434101/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES WARNINGTHE USE OF HAND TOOLS IN THE NAVY-CHOOSINGTHE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JON, USING THE TOOLCORRECTLY USING IT SAFELY, AND KEEPING THETOOL IN ookt CONDiTION.

INTROSUCTION TO Hosnoirmons

36 MIN. 11MIA FILM, OPT. 50,111W 1963

PROOLCER USAF

TITLE No. 00244SIRL RENTAL SALE

DEFINE" THE TERms HETERODYNING, LOCAL OS-CILLATOR AND MIXER. SHOWS A MIXED WAvE CON-STRUCTE6 GRAPHICALLY, mousses How FRE-QUENCIES ME PRODUCED SY SEATING /WO SIG-NALS TOGETHER, MO DEMONSTRATES THE HE-TERODYNING OF TWO SOUND WAVES.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OsSOLETE FOR USEVATHNI THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INTRODUCT1ON TO HIGNWAY HYDRAULICS

21 IAN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1910

PROWIER tEFHWA


ILLUSTRATES SOME FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OFHYDRAUUCS OF OPEN CHANNEL FLOw. HYDRAULICMOOELS IN THE LABORATORY ARE CORRELATEDWITH FIELD HIGHWAY INSTALLATIONS WHERE POS-SIBLE.

INTRODUCTION TO ISOKNISTIC EXERCISE

13 mw, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, C04.

PNOCuCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 002444/RL

1967

SALE

OF% ILLUSKINETIC EXE IN FITES THE PPAIIM PE.L

INTROSUCTIONTO LC OSCILLATORS

29 MN, 11MM FILM, or. so, saw

PRODUCER usAF

mu No. 001445/RL SALE

SHOWS THE ACTION OF A MECHANCAL °OCILLA-mows AN OSCILLATIONr DE-

S THE FRWUENCY AND AMPLITUDE OPTHE A40 SHOWS DAMPING IN THEMECHANICAL OSCILLATOR.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS KIN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWNW THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INTRODUCTION TO 1100ERN TRANSFUSION 'THERAPY

LI MIN, NIMM FILM. oPT SO. SAW., 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE PHILOSOPHY ANO RATIONALE OFADMINISTERING BLOOD COMPONENTS RATHERTHAN WHOLE BLOOD.

FROM THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY' SERIES. .

CLEARED FOR TV. RECOMMENDED FOR PROFES-SIONAL GROUPS ONLY.

INTRODUCTION TO lAULTIVISRATORS

35 MIN. HIMm FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PNODLCER USAF


DEFINES MULTIVIBRATOR. IDENTIFIES THE COMPO-NENTS IN A MULTiVIERATOR CIRCUIT. AND DS-CuSSES APPLICATIONS OF WAVEFORMS PROOUCEDB Y THE CIRCurT. DEMONSTRATES WHAT HAPPENSWHEN TWO AMPLIFIERS AAE RC COUPLED ANDHaw THE OUTPUT WAVEFORMS FROM A MULTIVI-O RATOR ARE mooucso. DISCUSSES THE THREECLASSES OF MULTIVISRATOAS, _ASTABLE MONO&

TAKE, AND INSTABLE. AND SHOWS HOW EACHCLASS IS DETERMINED.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OSSOLZTE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INTRODUCTION TO NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM EN-ROUTE STASI A

30 MIN, 15MM FILM OPT. SO, COL 190PRODUCE', USFAA


EXPLAINS IN DEPTH FAA'S SEMI-AUTOMATICSYSTEM FOR EXPEDITING EN ROUTE AIR TRAFFICCONTROL ADVANCED RADAR SYSTEMS AND THECONTROLLER'S COMPUTERIZED WORKING EmA-RONMENT ARE FEATURED.

INTRODUCTION TO OPTICS

iT MIN, LAMM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW

PROCUCER USN


1945

SALE

USES THE PRINCiPLEs OF LIGHT WAVES AND RAYSTO SHOW How LIGHT IS REFRACTED. EXPLAINSIMAGE FORMATION IN RELATION TO CONCAVE ANDCONVEX LENSES. ANIMATED.

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTEIANSNIP SERIES.

INTRODUCTION TO PEDIATRIC SCREENING

NI MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSET rE,COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES FACTORS TO SE CONSIDERED SY THEHEALTH CARE PROVIDER IN DETERMINING mowSCREENING EFFORTS CAN BE MOST SENERCIALANu PRACTICAL. 'RESENTS SIX CRITERiA FOREVALUATING ANO 'ELECTING CONOiTiONS WHICHJUSTIFY THE USE OF SCREENING FIROCEDURES.SO SLICES. 1 AUOICICASSETTE 2-TRAPC, __MONOWITM AUDIBLE OR INAUOISLE ADVANCED SIGNALS.GUIDE INCLUDED. DEVELOPED UNDER THE AWLPnar THE AUDIOVISUAL OOMMITTEE OF THE

ATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOL PEDIATRIC OE-PARTMENT CHAIRMEN AND THE AMSULATORYATRIC ASSOCIATION.

213

2,?

1953

INTROCUCTION TO PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

12 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. So, NM 1946.

PRODUCER UWE

TITLE NO. 434530all RENTAL SALE

mousses THE IMPORTANCE CP PREvENTIVEMAINTENANCE IN TRUCK CPERATION. DESCRIBESroc& CHECKS OF THE cLuTCH PEDAL, BATTERY.AND VOLTAGE REGULATOR.

FROM THE AUTOAMGTIVE OPERATION AND'AIAINTE-MVICESERIES.

INTRODUCTION TO PROLONOW ARTNNOIAL NEMLAYTON - (i

40 MIN, 11MM FHA, OPT. 30. COL

PRODUCER USA


TEACHES THE PRINCIPLES OF SAFE PROLONGEDMECHANICAL ARTIFICIAL VENTILATIONt SAFE IRA-CHEOTOMY CARE, AND TRANSPORTADON OF PATENTS.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY..

1552

INTRODUCTION TO MCINNIS

23 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. 50 SAW INSPRODUCER USAF

MLE 0027111/RL RENTAL SALE

IDENTIFIES EACH 'KOCK IN A BLOCK DIAGRAM OF ASUPERHENRCOYNE REGEIVER. DISCUSSES THEPuRPOSE OF EACH STAGE AND SHOWS0WSSIGNALS FROM EACH STAGE ON AN

KINESCOPE.

INTROCUCTNIN TO RESPIRATORY AND CARDIAC RE-SUSCITATION


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS TECHNIQUE USED ON PATIENTS RENDEREDUNCONSCIOUS SY DRUG-MOUTH-TO-MOUTH ANDMOUTH-TO-NOSE. RESPIRATORY AND MECHANICALOXYGEN EQUIPMENT. ANO CARDIAC RESUSCITA-PON.

THE KAS SEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

INTROCUCTION TO SINGLE SIOUIAND

NI MIN, 1eMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


COMPARES A CONVENTIONAL AMPLITUDE MO0U-LATED WAVE TO THE SINGLE NOESAND WAVE,THROUGH THE USE OF AN OSCILLOSCOPE AND AS-SOCATED EQUIPMENT. EXPLAINS THE CHARACTER-IsItCS OF SINGLE SIDETIAND COMMUNICATiON. ANOGIVES THE 2 REQUIREMENTS OF A SINGLE SIDE-S AND TRANSMITTER.KINESCOPE.

INTROCUCTION TO SIMMONS POOL SANITATION


PRODUCER UNPIN SPONWR USNMAC

177LE NO. 002456/RL S4LE

AN INTRODUCTORY LECTURE FOR COURSES INSWIMMING.FOOL SANITATION.

INTRODUCTION TO EYNON*"

40 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. 30, SEW

PRODUCER USAF


GIVES ILLUSTRATIONS Of EQUIPMENT OPERATEDS Y REMOTE CONTROL. EXPLAINS THAT EACH

REMOTE INDICATING SYSTEM HAS TWO BASIC COM-PONENTS-A GENERATOR AND A MOTOR. SHOWSHOW TO DISMANTLE A SYNCHRO GENERATOR ANDMOTOR. AND EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF EACH IN-DIVIDUAL PART.

KINESCOPE.


INTRODUCTION TO THE INSECTS ANO THEIR ALLIES

1115 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL J 959

PROOLK;ER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS THE STRUCTURAL RELATIONSHIP ANDPHYSIOLOGY OF THE PRINCIPAL CLASSES OF ARTH-ROPODS. DESCRIBES THE ORDERS OF INSECTAAND ARAGHNIDA.

INTRODUCTION TO THE NEUROVASCULAR EXAMINA-TION

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1974

PROOUCER USNMAC


TEACHES THE STUDENT THE TECHNIOUES OF IN.SPECTION, PALPATION, AND AUSCULTATION ABOUTTHE HEAD AND NECK FOR THE PURPOSE OF AS-SESSING THE CONDITION OF THE ARTOCRANIALARTERIES AND VEINS.

INCLUDES TWO COLOR SLIDE/AUDIOCASSETTEsus WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIG-NALS-OVERVIEW, 11 MIN, 63 SLIDES AND ANATO-MY REVIEW, 3 MIN, 17 SLIDES. THREE AUDFTCAS-SETTES--CLASSIFICATION OF MURMURS, 3 MIN IN-TENSITY, PITCH, AND TIMBER, 3 MIN AND RECOG-NITION OF VENOUS HUM, 3 MIN. ONE 23 MIN, SIMMMOTION PICTURE CART, MAG. SO. COL. GUIDE IN-CLUDED.

INSTIODUCTION To THE law imam, SCHOOL


PROCUCER UMW

TITLE NO. 4356251AL SALE

DESCRIBES THE RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENT NURS-ERY SCHOOL AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY,GREELEY. CO. vows HOW IT AIDS POOR CHIL..OREN TO IMPROVE LANGUAGE. LEARN PROBLEM--SOLVING TECHNIQUES. SELF CONCEPTS, INTERPER-SONAL RELATIONS. AND SELF CONTROL.

FROM THE NEW NURSERY soca. SERIES.

INTRODUCTION TO TISSUE CULTURE TECHNIQUES




DEMONSTRATES THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURESIN PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING A TISSUE CUL-TURE, BRIEFLY SUMMARIZING THE USES.

INTROOUCTION TO UNDERWATER SOUND

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 4357451RL

1959

SALt

DEMONSTRATES TI.0 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF UNDER-WATER SOUNO BY MEANS OF ART, ANIMATION ANDSOUND EFFECTS. SHOWS HOW A KNOWLEO3E OFTHESE PRINCIPLES IS ESSENTIAL TO AN UNDER-STANOING OF A SONAR.

INTROOUCTION TO VICTORS, N - COPLANAR CON-CURRENT PONCES

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 60, B&W 1645

PROOUGPI MOE


EXPLAINS THE MEANING OF SCALAR AND VECTORQUANTITIES, AND DESCRIBES HOW TO ADD THEM.SHOWS THE METHOOS OF COMPOSITION AND RES-OLUTION AND THEIR USE IN SOLVING ENGINEERINGPROSLEMS. .

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES, FUNDAMENTALSOF MECHANICS.

INVASION BY OIL


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 002457/111.

1969

SALE

TILLS. THE STORY OF THE TANKER 'OCEAN EAGLE'MAKING IN HALF IN THE HARBOR OF EN: JUAN,PR CHEATING A HAZARD TO NAVKLATION ANDSPILLING OIL ONTO THE BEACHES. DESCA_ISES THESALVAGE OPERATION BY THE U ARMY 'MAPS OFENGINEERS IN REMOVING THE TANKER.

INVASION OF SOUTHERN FRANCE

22 MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 436205/RL,) SALE

PORTRAYS THE INVASION OF SOUTHERN FRANCEBY THE 7TH U S ARMY AND ITS SUBSEOUENT JUNC-TION WITH THE 3RD ARMY IN NORTHERN FRANCE.


INVENTIVE IDUNCH, AN

14 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL " 1976

PRODUCER USGSO SPONSOR USCSCP


DEMONSTRATES THE IMPROVEMENTS IN OUR DAILYSTANDARD OF LIVING THAT MAY BE CREDITED TOTHE DEDICATED WORK OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES.60 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED.

INVESTIGATING CASES OF CHILD ABUSE AND NE-GLECT


PRODUCER USNCCA


PRESENTS TWO DRAMATIZATIONS OF INVESTIGA-TIONS; ONE BY A CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICEWORKER IN COOPERATION WITH HOSPTIAL STAFF,AND THE OTHER ay POLICE ON A SITUATION OFCHILD ABUSE WHERE SMALL CHILDREN WERE LEFTUNATTENDED FOR THE NIGHT.

FROM THE *EGAN HELP SERIES.

NOT CLEAROD FOR 'TV.

INVESTIGATION - A TOOL FOR ACCIDENT PREVEN-TION




SHOWS THE VALUE OF SUPERVISORS INVESTIGAT-ING ACCIDENTS IN THE MINING INDUSTRY, TO EN-LIGHTEN THEM TO THE VARIOUS KINDS OF ACCI-DENTS. THEIR CAUSES, AND PREVENTION.

FROM THE FOREMANSHIP TRAINIIV SERIES

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4600FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL tENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION - DESCRIPTION OF THE...

16 MIN, 16MM FIl M, OPT. SD. MW 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 009101 / R L SALE

FULL TITLE-INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION DESCRIP-TION OF THE HORMONE SECRETED, ACTIONS, ANDCONTROLS. DESCRIBES THE RELATIONSHIP OFHORMONES SECRETED BY THE ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND nig HYPOTHALAMUS. DISCUSSES THEIRACTIOU AND NE CONTROL MECHANISM RESPONSI-BLE FOR THEIR SECRETION. DESCRIBES NOW FEED-RACK SYSTEMS OPERATE AS HOMEOSTATIC MECH-ANISMS, AND EXPLAINS VARIOUS POSSIBLE FEED-BACK LOOPS AND THEIR OPERATION.

FROM TIC CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES.

INVESTIGATION Or ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPO-TNALAMIC FUNCTION - METHOOS OF...

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL TITLE-INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC RINCTICW - METHODSOr INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY ANDHYPOTNALAMIC FUNCTICW, PT I. DISCUSSES THEMETHOOS FOR INVESTIGATING HYPERSECRETORYAND HYPOSECRETORY STATES, DESCRIBES THEMEASUREMENT Of PITUITARY HORMONAL LEVELBY MEAN6 OF RAVOIMMUNOASSAY.

FROM THE CLINICAL PA THOLOGY SERIES.

1972

INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPO-THALAMIC FUNCTION CAUSES ANO EFFECT...


PROD/JCR USISIAAC

TITLE NO. 009000/RL 5 ILE

FULL TITLE-INVESTIOATOV OF ANTERIOR PITU.ITARY ANC, HYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION CAUSES

214

AND EFFECTS OF INCREASED OR DECREASED SE-CRETION. DESCRIBES AND SUMMARIZES PATHO-LOGICAL PROCESSES WHICH MAY OCCUR IN THEANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNC-TION. REVIEWS THE TREATMENT AND PROGNOSIS.DESCRIBES INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURES PRESENT.LY IN USE.


INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPO-THALAMIC FUNCTION METHODS OF.,,


PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL, TITLE: INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION - METHODSOF INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY ANDHYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION. PT 2. DESCRIBES SPE-CIFIC METHODS OF DETERMINING ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY HORMONE SECRETION. DETAILS PROCE-DURES FOR INVESTIGATING THE SECRETION OFCORTICOTROPIN, THYROTROPIN, FSH, AND LHGROWTH HORMONE AND PROLACTIN.PRODUCED IN COOPEPATION WITH THE NEWJERSEY COI.LEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY.

FROM 11-C CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES.

INVEST'JATION OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPO-T1 ALAMIC FUNCTION CAUSES AND EFFECTS...

21 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PP )(AVER USNMAC

TI NO 009596/RL SALE

F ILL TITLE-INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITLI-AR Y AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION - CAUSESND EFFECTS OF INCREASED OR DECREASED SE-

I RETCH DESCRIBES AND SUMMARIZES PATHO-OGICAL PROCESSES WHICH MAY OCCUR IN THEANTERIOR PITUITARy AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNC-TION. REVIEWS PRESENT-DAY KNOWLEDGE OF THETREATMENT AND PROGNOSIS OF THE DISEASESTATE IN THIS AREA. DESCRIBES INVESTIGATIVEPROCEDURES PRESENTLY IN USE,PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NEW JERSEYCOLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY.

FROM THE CLINICAL,PATHOLOGY SERIES.


INVE6T/GATION OP ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPO-THALAMIC FUNCTION - DESCRIPTION OP THE-


PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL TITLE-INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY ANC HYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION - DESCRIP-RON OF THE HORMCWES SECRETED, ACTIONS ANDCONIROLS. DESCRIBES THE RELATIONSHIP OFHORMONES SECRETED BY THE ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND TH ROTHAIAMUS. DISCUSSES THEIRACTION AND THE NTROL MECHANISM RESPONSI-BLE FOR THEIR SECRETION. DESCRIBES HOW FEEDBACK SYSTEMS OPERATE AS HOMEOSTATIC MECH-ANISMS, AND EXPLAINS VARIOUS POSSIBLE FEEDBACK LOOPS AND THEIR OPERATION.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NEW JERSEYCOLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY.



INVESTIGATION OP ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPO.THALAMIC FUNCTION METHODS OF...

18 MIN, 3/4 IW VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC


FULL TITLE-INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITU-ITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTION - ME7MODSOF INVESTIGATION OF ANTERIOR PITUITARY ANDHYPOTHALAMIC FUNCTOV. PT I. DISCUSSES THEGENERAL METHODS FOR INVESTIGATION Of HY.PERSECRETORY AND HYPOSECRETORY STATES.DESCRIBES MEASUREMENT OF PITUITARY HOR-MONAL LEVEL BY MEANS OF RADIOIMMUNOASSAY.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NEW JERSEYCOLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY.



INVESTIGATION OF NARCOTIC ANO counanousDRUG mums, PT I, IDENTIFYING MOABUSES

32 MIN, 16MM FII IA, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PROOUCER USA

TITLE NO 000521 /AL SALE

EXPLORES THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF VARIOUSDRUGS. DESCRIBES AND DRAMATIZES THEIRAFFECT ON THE BODY. AND EMPHASIZES THE IM.

PORTA/ICI OF IDENTIFYING THE DRUG AND TREAT-ING THE INOMDUAL IN A PROGRAM GEARED TOREHASILITATt THE SOLDIER ASUSER.

OMNI& SATTLEGROUND, IIS31 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1162

PRODUCCI USA

TITLE NCI 4311526/11L SALE

SNOWS EFFORTS ANO FACILITIES AT THE ELEC.TRONIC ENVIRONMENTAL TEST FACILITI, FORTHUACHUCA AZ_, TO SOLVE RADIO INTERFERENCEPROSU THEMS OF FIELD ARMY.

100011491

16 MIN, 111MM FILM, MT. SO, COL 1060


TITLEND 0014141/RL RENTAL SALE

SWATHE DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC usesOF TH47%1318190TOPE 1-131 FOR HYPERTHYROI-mis cmoiAlac4ce vonerysirlssiouelAil.

Resuokm wau. AS THE name OF èTAN.DAROIZATION AND CAUSRATION OF SCANNING DE-VON FOR 1-131, PROBASLY THE MOST-USED ISO-TOPE IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND000 NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

sow MIMEO' TIN ACTION POTENTIAL, TM


PRODUCER USIMAC

TME ND COMPRI. SALE

usas (=rum ANIMATION TO DESCRIBE THE or-NAMIC RELATIONSHIP OF THREE MOLDECULAREVENTS: CHANNEL ACTIVITY, ION MOVEMENT, ANDCHARGE SEPARATION AT A NERVE AXON'S MEM-BRANE DURING AN ACTION POTENTIAL. RELATESTHE MOLECULAR ACTIVITY AT THE MEMSRANE TOTHE OSCILLOSOOPE TRAONG.

CLEARED FOR TV.

IONIC SAMS Of TNE ACTION POTWNIAL, TEE

11 MIN, 3/4 IN. VICIEOCASOETTE, COL 1977

MODUCER USNMAC


USES CCNPUTER ANIMATION TO DESOINE THE DY-NAMIC RELATIONSHIP OF THREE MOLECULAREVENT& CHANNEL ACTIVITY, ION MOVEMENT, ANDCHARGE SEPARATION AT A NERVE AXON'S MEM-IRANI DURING AN ACTION POTENTIAL. RELATESTHE MOLECULAR ACTIVITY AT 'THE MEMBRANE TOTHE OSCILLOSCOPE TRAONG.

CLEANED FOR TV.t

IS AWMODY LISTENING

15 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1971

PRODUCER USWICY

TITLE KA 436614/11L RENTAL

INTRODUCES DISCUSSION OF THE WHITE HOUSECONFERENCE ON YOUTH. SHOWS. THE IIELEGATES'COWIN AND OONFUCT, THE INTENSITY OF THEIR

. WORN MID THEIR FEELINGS TOWARD EACH OTHERAND THE CONFERENCE. OUTLINES SOME OF THEFINAL RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING FOREIGN RELA-TIONS, THE ENVIRONMENT, POVERTY, RACE AuxTIONS, AND THE DRAFT.

ISLAM'S OF NUN14 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1006

PROOUCER USDA


litirfp4YAE4RALAGRomcomeRAATS61111TeistAtET40Agis

GREEN FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. TODAY INCREASIN3 PRESSURE FOR ovr000p RecrisAtooNAND WNIMATION EDUCATION HAVE CREATED ANEED FOR SMALL ISLANDS OF GREEN MAR URBANOOMMUNITIES. THE NATIONAL AUDUSON SOCIETYIS PREPARED TO ASSIST ANY CCOMUNITY IN APLAN FOR A NATURE CONSERVATION CENTER.

mums OP UNDERSTANDING


PRODUCER USERS

rrns No. 00910/RL SALE

PRESENTS YUGOSLAVIAN, INDIAN AND ISRAELI RE-IMPUTATION CEINERS WHO AM CARRYING OUTRESEARCH PRWRAMS IN A VARIETY OF AREAS INCLUOINCI-JUVINILE DIAIMM, _ALCOHOLISM,

ATION PROSTHETiC AND ORINtaiLtHAINUTATION PROJECTS

Y DISTURBED DousesALSO DEMONSTRATES THE PRODUOMONO _AND SYMPATHY WHICH ARE

IT 'THESE WORLDWIDE REHMILITA-TION EFFORTS,

190LATION AND 10ENTWICATION OF BETA HOMY-TIC STREPTOCOCCI

94 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1 /4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1956


TITLE ND 439165/11L SALE

sHows THE LABORATORY ISOLATION Of STREPTO-COCCI f_ROM LOEFFLER'S SLANTS AND FROM NOSEAND TIMAT SWASS.1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO.

ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF BETA HEMOLY-TIC STRIPTOCOCCI




SHOWS METHOOS USED IN PREPARING THROATCULTURES: ILLUSTRATES THE PREPARATION OFSLOOD AGAR, INOCULATICN OF AGAR, AND IDENTI-FICATION OF SURFACE AND DEEP 'COLONIES.

ISOLATION AND PENTWICATION OF NYCOPLASMAPINUNIONIA - EATON AGENT


PRODUCE?? UCHMAC


TRAINS TECHNICIANS IN THE THE ISOLATION ANDIDENTIFICATION OF THE MYCOPLASIM SY THE USE.OF PROPER MEDIA AND BY MICROSCOPIC VIEWINGTECHNIQUES. stows CONFIRMING TESTS MAKINGUSE OF SPECIFIC ANTISERA SATURATED PAPERDISKS.

ISOLATION AND MENTIFICATION Of SALMONELLAE

22 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1 NM'

PRODUCER LIONMAC

Tins's* 0024113/11L SALE

DISCUSSES EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CHARACTERISTICSOF DISEASES CAUSED BY SALMONELLAE. INCLUDES

. THE PRINCIPLES OF ISOLATION ISOLATION FROMFECES, REACTION ON BRILLIANT GREEN AGAR TNREACTIONS, BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS, AND senaLOGICAL TYPING.

KINESCOPE.

FROM THE atNICIAL PATHOLOGY SERIES.

ISOLATION AND PRELIMINARY 10INTIMCATICIN OFCULTURES

14 MM, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1961 --

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC. .


SHOWS METHODS OF ISOLATING AND IDENTIFYINGPATHOGENIC ENTEROBACTERLACEAE BY CULTUR-AL, BIOCHEMICAL AND SEROLOGIC METHOOS.

65 FRAMES.

FROM THEOCRAT/ON AND IDENTIFICATION OF SAL.NOVELLA AND SHIGELLA CULTURES SERIES.

ISOLATION OF A CLASS V FACIAL LESION WITN AONIGIVAL RETRACTOR


PRODUCER LISOCIEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING AND REMOVING A 212GINGIVAL RETRACTOR ON THE MAXILLARY RIGHTCANINE.

FROM THE PRO./ECT ACOROE SERIES. CAVITYPREPARATIONS FOR AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALS.


1976

ISOLATION Of ELASTONYCES OIRMAITTION

4 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. 130, COL 1 IN

PRODUCER WNW; SPONSOR USNMAC

rins NO. 439175/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE TWO MORPHOUGICA TYPESTYPICAL OF ILASTOMYCES DERMATITIDIS. DIS-CUSSES GROWTH AT ROOM TEMPERATURE AND ATSOOT TEMPERATURE.

ISOLATION Of 0000100010U IMMITIS

7 MN, 1IIMM FILM, Oft SO, COL

PRODUCER WM SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 002465/11L

1006

SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE METHe/D FOR ISOLATINO ANDIDENTIFYING THE PATHOGENIC FUNGUS, COCCI-WOES IMMITIS, FROM CLINICAL MATERIAL

215 9 9 .1.w

ISOLATION Of SALMONELLA AND SNIGIUA CUL,.TURES


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE MD. 00240/11L SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIOUE OF GROWING EN-TERIC BACTERIA ON SELECTIVE MEDIA, ICENTIFY-ING SUSPICIOUS COLONIES, AND FURTHERSCREENING BY GROWING ON TRIPLE SUGAR IRONAGAR.

190LATION TICHNIOUE

24 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. BO, SAW

PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0024117/RL " SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOw TO PERFORM MEDICAL ASEP-TIC TECHNIQUES WHEN CARING FOP A PATIENTWITH A COMMUNICASLE DISEASE. SHOWS HOW TOMT UP AN ISOLATION UNIT, How TO ORGANIZE'THE WORK, IYHERE AND WHEN NCI TO WEAP THEISOLATION Gam ANO MASK, HOW AND WHEN TOWASH THE HANDS, AND HOW TO REMOVE ANDCLEAN ITEMS USED IN THE UNIT.

1560

ISOTOPES NI ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL


PROOLICAR USAEC

TITLE KA 007062/RL 114LE

'SHOWS SOME OF THE WAYS IN WHICH RADIOAOTIVE ATOMS ARE SEING USED TO HELP MAN PRE-SERVE AND RESTORE.HIS ENVIRONMENT.

IMES .IN REPORTING CHILD ARM AND NEGLECT

15 MIN, _3IMM FILMSTRIP,

AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1977

PRODUCER USNCCA

MU ND 000:41111/RL SALE

DRAMATIZES A VANIETY OF REASONS CHILD CAREPROfISRUNALS MAY SE RELUCTANT TOCUES Ct SUSPECTED CHILD ASUSE AND NEINmesons INTERVIEWS WITH PROFESSIONAL&MO SUGGEST WAYS OF MINIMIZING THIS RESIS-TANCE AND IMPROVING THE SYSTEM.91 FRAMES. 1 AUOIOCASSETTE, 1-TRACK MOMWITH AUDISLE ADVANCE AND INAUDISU ADVANDESIGNALS.

FROM THE iwa4N IIELP EERIE&

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU

is IAN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, 03I. INS

PRODUCER USINIA

TITLE MD 002470/RL RENTAL SALE

OUTLINES THE EXPERIENCE OF HARDWARE STOREOWNER WHO COOPERATES WITH A POLICE LIEU-TENANT TO GET THE FACTS ABOUT A PILFERAGEPROBLEM. THE POLICE UEUTENANT POINTS OUTSITUATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHICH ENOOURAGEPILFERAGE AND SHOWS How TO REMEDY THESEMATTERS.

01111111100-A SIR=IMPIA FILM. OPT. SD 1i7$

PRODUCER =WM spoNsow whamTTTLE NO. 005060/RL SALE

EXAMINES OWE OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ANDMEDICATION MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS EXPEN-ENCED BY RESIDENTS. PRESENTS THE SOMETIMESDEPRESSING FACTS AS= NURSING HOMES WITHTHE HOPE THAT POSITIVE CHANGE WILL MOE'ABOUT IN DEFICIENT INSTITUTIONS.I ODPIES OF EACH STUDENT GUIDES= ANDINSTRUCTORS MANUALS INCLUOED. THE AUOIOVI-SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OFTHE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA-TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL 'HEALTH. THE WI-SION OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL sostinn ONDRUG AM& THE DIVISION OF LONG-TERM CARE,HEALTH RE-KURMS ADMINISTRATION; AND THE DI-ARPON OF SMENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATEKMENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.

ACIONEMONS MAIN

N ATE AS A PART OP LniNE VAIN

S ATINS MORE INA* TARING P000 NAN

INTIMACY AND INSTANCE KEN

NM FOR INMAN INTIRACTIN, In MON

NM POP MOM TNE 3MIN

P OMO ADMINISTRATION Of MOS,THE WIN

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IMPIIICILVWS A MOSLEM WITH SEDATION MAN

CLEARED FOP TV. .,

IT CANT HAPOSII TO MI THE ANATOMY OP ANACCNOSMT


PRODUCER USNASA


RI-ENACTS AN ACTUAL EVENT AT THE KENNEDYSPACE CENTER IN FLORIDA TO ILLUSTRATE HOWACCIDENTS CAN OCCUR. OPENS WITH A STATE-MENT BY THE CENTER DIRECTOR.

IT COULD us rooriou

29 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USVA


PRESENTS THE GREAT NEED FOR VOLUNTEERSAND THE LARGE AND VARIED NUMBER OF ASSIGN-MENTS AVAILABLE TO VOLUNTEERS IN VETERANSADMINISTRATION HOSPITALS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

IT HAPPENED IN TEXAS


PRODUCER USOCO


DOCUMENTS THE SEPTEMBER 1967 DISASTER INSOUTHERN TEXAS, BROUGHT ON BY HURRICANEBEULAH AND THE TORNADOES THAT FOLLOWED INHER WAKE.

IT HAPPENS [WRY NOON

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL . 1966

PRODUCER USOA


DESCRIBES THE NATIOWL SCHOOL LUNCH PRO-GRAM, WHICH IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE FROM ATHIRD TO ONE-HALF OF THE STUDENT'S pAILY NU-TRITIONAL NEEDS. EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OFA WELL-BALANCED MIDDAY MEAL.

IT MUST BE THE NEIGHOORS


PROOLCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 439650/AL

1911

SALE

EMPHASIZES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 0000PREMISES SANITATION AND FREEDOM FROM MOS-OUITOES FLIES, COCKROACHES, AND RODENTSAND SHOWS HOW HANDLING IMPROVEMENT MAYPLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE ERADICATION OFDISEASE VECTORS. IT ENLISTS THE SUPPORT OFAU. AGE GROUPS IN THE COMMUNITY TO IMPROVEPREMISES SANITATION.

IT PAYS TO STAY OPEN


PRODUCER UST

TITLE NO.'4391175/RL SALE

DOCUMENTS How LOWDOST LIGHTING OF AIR.PORTS,_ PARTICULARLY UTILITY-TYPE AIRPORTS,PROVIDES ROUND-THEDLOCK OPERATIONS ANDCAN RESULT IN -ECONOMIC SENEFITS TO A COMMUNITY. °COGNISES HOW BUSINESS LEADERS OF TWOMASSACHUSETTS GOMMUNITIE, _it WORKING WITHTHEIR STATE AERONAUTICS OOMMISSIONS ANDTHE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION,EQUIPPED THEIR AIRPORTS WITH 1.0W-CO8 TRUNWAY AND APPROACH LIGHT.

CLEAREO FOR TV.

IT WAS A FRIAR ACCIDENT DURING A BREAK ATWORK

11 MIN, 180AM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USAPA

TITLE M2 000619/FIL SALE

PRESENTS AN INTERVIEW WITH A MAN WHO HASSUFFERED AN INJURY WHILE PLAYING FOOTBALLDURING A BREAK AT WORK. HE HAS COME TO THEWILFAAt AGENCY TO APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE FORHIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY DURING HIS INCAPACITY.GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INTERVIEWINGSERIES.

IT won IS EASY34 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SO, SAW 1071

PRODUCER USOCO

TITLE NO 002274/RL, RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS AN ACTUAL PARAPROFESSIONAL TRAIN.ING PROGRAM. INTENDED TO SE osom IN A WAYWHICH WOULD PROVIDE REALISTIC GROUNDS FORDISCUSSION. ALTHOUGH NO ONE WAS FILMEDWITHOUT HIS KNIWLEDGE AND PERMISSION, ALLTHE CHARACTERS, CIRCUMSTANCES, AND CONVER-SATIONS ARE REAL AND UNSTAGED.

ITS DOLLARS AND SENSE


PRODUCER USHRA


EXPLAINS HOW THE STEPS TARN TO REDUCE THEUSE OF ENERGY HAVE RESULTED IN SUBSTANTIALDOLLAR SAVINGS WITHOUT AFFECTING THE QUAL-

, ITY OF PATIENT CARE. ALSO EXPLAINS LOAD-SHED-DING PRACTICES, HEATING AND VENTILATIONPRACTICES, EFFICIENCY TESTING AND EOUIPMENTMAINTENANCE, LIGHTING, NEW INNOVATIONS ANDDESIGNS, AND OTHER MEASURES WHICH CAN BEAPPLIED BY HOSPITALS INTERESTED IN STRETCH-!NG THEIR BUDGETS BY CONSERVING ENERGY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

IY'S NOT 0000 Fon *foul


PRODUCER USCHND


EMPHASIZES THAT OVER TEN MILLION AMERICANSME OVERWEIGHT AND THE FOOD HABITS'CAUSINGOVERWEIGHT START IN EARLIEST CHILDHCOO. PRESENTO CHILDREN'S VIEWPOINTS ON OVERWEIGHT,ANEMIA, FAD DIETS AND TOOTH DECAY. DIS-CUSSES WHAT SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE CAN DO TOMEET THE STUDENT'S DIETARY NEEDS. .


CLEARED FOR TV.

ITS THEIR WORLD, TOO


PRODUCER USPGMR


PORTRAYS THREE ACTUAL SITUATIONS. SUZETTEL'HEUREUX A MILDLY RETARDED YOUNG WOMANWHO WORKS AT THE XEROX CORPORA1 ION, LIVESIN A GROUP HOME, AND PLANS TO MOVE INTO ANAPARTMENT. JAMES STROUTH IS A MODERATELYRETARDED, MIDDLE-AGED MAN WHO FORMERLYWAS IN A STATE INSTITUTION, NOW LIVES IN AGROUP HOME, AND WORKS IN A SHELTERED WORK-SHOP. RONALD AND LOIS GELLER. PARENTS OF A 3-YEAR-OLD RETARDED GIRL. EXPLAIN PROSLEMS OF GETTING COMPREHENSIVE, RELIABLE DI-AGNOSTIC INFORMATION.

IT'S UP TO YOU

10'MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1989

PRODUCER MOON SPONSOR USNMAC 1


DEMONSTRATES AND ENCOURAGES CORRECTDENTAL HEALTH HABITS. DISCUSSES PERIOCONTALDISEASE.

ITS YOU AGAINST THE PROSLEM


PRODUCER USNASA


EMPHASIZES THE CHALLENGE OF RESEARCH ANDTHE EDUCATION AND LIFE OF A SCIENTIST.

ITS YOUR MOW


PRODUCER MINA

RTLE NO. 002474/RL SALE

INFORMS SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS, FACED WITHRELOCATION PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF URBAN RE-NEWAL, ABOUT HELP AVAILABLE THROUGH SSAAND URBAN RENEWAL OFFICES. MOTIVATES THEMTO TAKE POSITIVE STEPS IF THEY WISH TO RELOCATE.

ITALIAN PROGRAMMATIC, V01. 1

23 AUD:OCASSETTES, 2TRACK, MONO 1979

PROOUCER USESI ,


ITAUAN PROGRAMMATIC, VOL 1 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

SALE

JACKIIAM JUNIOR H/GH-A MIAS

5 111AIM FILMS, OPT, 30 1976

PRODUCER USNIM

TITLE/40. 006713/RL RENTAL SALE

CENTERS AROUND THE ALCOHOL EDUCATION PRO-Gomm AT JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

216

1 TEACHER MANUAL AND 1 STUDENT BOOKLET IN-CLUDED

BARBARA MURRAY

JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH PREVIEW

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON

PARTY'S OVER, THE

ROUTE ONE

CLEARED FOR TV.

JAMESTOWN


PROOUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS A STORY OF JAMESTOWN, FROM THEFOUNDING QF THE TOWN TO ITS GRADUAL ABAN-DOMENT IN THE EARLY 111TH CENTURY. USES ARTTO ILLUSTRATE THE TRIALS OF THE FIRST SET-TLERS, THE COMMERCE ATTEMPTED, AND THE VAR-IOUS FORMS OF GOVERNMENT.

15MIN

13MIN

1bMIN

15MIN

15MIN

1975

SALE

JANET AND THE GENII

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, Obi. 1967

PRODUCER USOA


FOLLOWS JANET, A YOUNG NIGH SCHOOL STU-DENT, AS SHE JOURNEYS THROUGH MEAT PACK.ING, POULTRY PROCESSING, APPLE PACKING, EGGGRADING AND DAIRY PLANTS WITH THE HELP OF'THE. GENIE.' SHOW HOW TO BEWME A SMARTSHOPPER BY USING USOA'S CONSUMER AND MARKETING SERVICE'S GRADING AND INSPECTION SER-VICES.

JAUNDICE IN THE NEWSOM


~DICER USNMACTITLE NO. 006316/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE MMOR STEPS IN BILIRUBIN METABO-LISM. DEFINES THE JAUNDICED. PREJAUNDICED,AND HIGH.Hisx INFANT. DISCUSSES CUNICALCAUSES OF JAUNDICE AND COURSES OF MANAGE.MENT.119 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED. DEVELOPEDUNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COM.MIME OF THE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOLPEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN.

FROM THE PEDIATRC NEWBORN SERIES.


JAW RELATION RECORDS FOR REMOVASLI PARTIALDENTURES


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO MAKE AN ACCURATEMAX1LLOMANDIBULAR RECORD FOR REMOVABLEPARTICAL DENTURES.

JENNY IS A GOOD THING


PRODUCER USHSP


FOCUSES ON THE NUTRITION OF HEAD START CHIL-OREN.

JETS ABOARD OPERATION OF JET AIRCRAFTABOARD CARRIERS


PROCUCER USN


DESCRIBES SIX FACTORS IN FLIGHT DECK HAN-DLING OF JET AIRCRAFT ROLLING PLANES WITH-OUT ROCKING, SECURING PARKED JETS AGAINSTWIND AND WEATHER, ASSISTANCE IN TAXIING JETS,CATAPULTING JETS IN PAIRS, HELPING JETS LANDALMOST NOSE TO TAIL AND SERVICING JET PLANESTO MAXIMUM CAPACITY.

JOB APPEAL


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 002479/HL SALE

AN OPENEND FILM PORTRAYING THE PROBLEM OFFAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICEJ. A REALISTIC SITUATION IS DRAMATIZED TO EFFECT MAXIM' "A AUDI-ENCE INVOLVEMENT. A YOUNG NEGRO MAN, SEEK-ING A PROMOTION, IS TOLD BY HIS BOSS THAT AN-OTHER MAN HAS BEEN SELECTED.

JOS DEVELOPER, THE


PRODUCER USOLMP

TITLE NO. 441434/RL Son, 7

PORTRAYS THE SKILLS, INSIGHT, ANn DEDICATIONNEEDED BY A JOS DEVELOPER IN ,JEETING THENEEDS OF EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES. FOLLOWSA JOB DEVELOPER FROM A SESSION WITH A MAN-POWER DEVELOPMENT AND TRMNING ACTTRAINEE, WHERE ME LEARNS WHAT THE TRAINEE'SCAPABILITIES AND INTERESTS ARE, THROUGHMEETINGS WITH COOPERATING COMMUNITYAGENCY LEADERS AND EMPLOYERS. EMPHASIZES

,EXISTING JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW OPENINGS TAILORED TO FIT THEAVAILABLE TALENTS AND NEEDS Of JOSSEEKERS.

CLEARED FOR TV. TINS HAS SEEN DECLARED 09-SOLETE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

JOS STORY

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OP1. SO, COL 1971

PRODUCER USDIMP


SHOWB THE OPERATION OF THE JOS INFORMATIONSERVICE AND THE JOB BANK THAT SUPPORTS IT.DISCUSSES ADVANTAGES TO THE EMPLOYER ANDTO APPLICANTS

FROM THE CAREER ,100 OPPORTUNITY SERIES.

JOGS IN AUTOMOTIVE TRADES


PROWCER USOLMP


SHOWS PIT MECHANICS WORKING ON A RACINGCAR AT THE HEIGHT OF THE INDIANAPOLIS 500-MILERACE. DEMONSTRATES DIFFERENT JOB SITES AND

.JOBS. INCLUDES AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN A SER-VICE MANAGER AND A JOB APPLICANT.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY: .

JOIN IN MAKING


PRODUCER USDIMP


DEPICTS A DRIVER-SALEMAN INTRODUCING ASALES TRAINEE TO CUSTOMERS ON HIS RNTEANO DEMONSTRATING MIS SELLING SKILLS. SNSBAKERS AND THEIR SKILLED HELPERS, WHOSEPRODUCTS RUN FROM SIMPLE BREADS TO WED-DING CAKES.

CLEARED FOR TV. RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GROUPS.

JOBS IN COSMETOLOGY


PRODUCER USDLMP


COVERS BEAUTY SALON OPERATORS, HAIR STYL.ISTS, BEAUTICIANS, AND THEIR SPECIALIZED ANS.TANTS. POINTS OUT THAT TRAINING IS OPEN TOPEOPLE WITH NO HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA.


JOBS IN ORAPTINO


PROOUCER USOLMP


SHOWS A CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING FIRMWHERE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN AT DRAFTINGBOARDS ARE RECEIVING WORK ASSIGNMENTS ANDARE Lawn THE TOOLS OF THE TRADE. SHOWSGROUP DISCUSSION OF A TASK AND THE ASSIGN-MENT OF SUSTASKS THAT RESULT IN THE DESIGNAND CONSTRUCTION OF A SUSPENSION BRIDGE.SHOWS ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION SITES. EMPHA-SIZES SKILLED TEAMWORK AND THE HIGH DEMANDFOR APPRENTICE DRAFTSMEN. TELLS HOW EM-PLOYERS HELP DRAFTSMEN TO GET ADDITIONALEDUCATION TO BECOME DESIGNERS AND SUPERVI-SORS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

JOGS IN HOTELS ANO MOTELS


PROOUCER UWLMP


SHOWS A VARIETY OF BEHIND-THE.SCENES JOWWITH FUTURES IN THE HOTEL AND MOTEL SERVICE

INDUSTRY. ENTRY-LEVEL JOGS AND PROMOTIONPOSSIBILITIES ARE DETAILED ON A TOUR THROUGHLAUNDRY, HOUSEKEEPING, AND ENGINEERING DE.PARTMENTS. DESCRIBES YEAR-ROUND JOSS FROMTHE FRONT DESK, THROUGH THE KITCHEN, ANDINTO THE BANOUET AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'OPPORTU-NITIES IN HOTELS AND MOTELS.'

FROM THE CAREER JOS OPPORTUNITY SERIES.


JOSS IN THE HEALTH FIELD

II MIN, 111/AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1967

PRODUCER USDIMP


PORTRAYS THE WIDE VARIETY OF CAREER JOB OP-PORTUNITIES IN HEALTH SERVICES. EMPHASIZESENTRY-LEVEL JOBS AND THE RESPONSIBILITIES OFNURSES AIDES, ORDERLIES, LABORATORY AND X-RAY TECHNICIANS, THERAPIST ASSISTANTS, MEDI-CAL SECRETARIES, AND OTHER KEY HEALTH SER-VICE PERSONNEL.

CLEARED FOR TV. RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GRoups.

JOBS IN WV.DING


PRODUCER USDIMP

1989

TITLE NO 446I40/RL:

SALE

PRESENTS SCENES OF SP9T WELDING ANDMANUAL WELDING AT JOBS IN AIRCRAFT MAINTE-NANCE. CONSTRUCTION, AND SHIPYARDS. ALSOSHOWS WORKERS DOING AUTOMATIC TRACKROD,FLEXCORE, AND SHORT-ARC WELDING WORK THATGO INTO MAKING FORKLIFTS AND BOILERS,

FROM THE CA,TEER J00 OPP.107U4/7Y SERIES. NO.11.

CLEARED FOR N. RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GROUPS.

JOHN GLENN STORY, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


STRESSES AMERICAN IDEALS AS EXEMPLIFIED INTHE LWE OF ASTRONAUT GLENN-THE IMPORTANCEOF PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND MORAL VALUES. POR-TRAYS MIS YOUTH IN NEW CONCORD, OHIO, HISSERVICE AS A COMBAT PILOT IN WORLD WAR II ANDTHE KOREAN WAR, AND HIS MOMENTOUS ADVEN-TURE AS THE FIRST AMERICAN TO ORBIT THEEARTH.

JOHN WESLEY POWELL, CANYON GE6 NNW


PROOLICER USGS

TITLE NO COOON/RL SALE

RELIVES PARTS OF JOHN WESLEY POWELL'S PIO-NEERING EXPLORATION THROUGH THE GRANDCANYON IN 1869. VISITS SCENES OF' POWELL'SEARLY EXPLOITS. EXPLAINS THE GEOLOGIC FEA.TURES ME ENCOUNTERED. TELLS, WITH EXCERPTSFROM HIS DIARY, OF THE ORDEALS SUSTAINEDOURING THE EXPLORATION VOYAGE.

JOINING IOW CONDUCTORS


PRODUCER WOE


JOINTING 100111 AND INDS SO MONIS TO FACt17 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

rinE P. 448060/RL 'RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION OF THEJOINTER. EXPLAINS HOW TO IDENTIFY SURFACESOF A PIECE OF STOCK. DESCRIBES HOW TO JOINT ASQUARE EDGE TO SIZE AND JOINT A PIECE OFGLUED STOCK TO SIZE.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE JOINTER, NO, I.

JORDON PAUL - OII TIACHIR'S APPROACH

30 MIN, 11IMM FILM:OPT. SD, B&W 1971

PRODUCER USNIMH


GIVES THE APPROACH OF ONE TEACHER WHO ISGETTING THROUGH TO HIS STUDENTS AND WHOFEELS HE MUST TRY ANY METHOD HE CAN THINKOF IN ORDER TO COMMUNICATE WITH THEM ABOUTDRUG MUSE. HIS APPROACH IS NONDIRECTIVE.


JOURNAL OF PLUTONIUM, A


PRODU.CER USAEC SPONSOR USERDA


PICTURES THE MEN AND EVENTS THAT LED TO THEDIWOVER'I, SEPARATION, AND LARGE SCALE PRO-DUCTION OF PLUTONIUM. PRESENTS THE STORY OFTHE MEN WHO DISCOVERED PLUTONIUM, PURWIEDAND WEIGHED IT, AND EVENTUALLY MOUCED ITON A LARGE INDUSTRIAL SCALE FOR THE WARTIMEMANHATTAN PROJECT.

JOURNEY BACK

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, NW 1949

PRODUCER USVA


DRAMATIZES THE REHABILITATION OF A HEMIPLE.GIC PATIENT, DEMONSTRATING THE WORK OFPHYS/CAL, OCCUPATIONAL, RECREATIONAL. ANDSPEECH THERAPISTS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TOTHE RECOVERY OF THE PATIENT.

JOURNEY IWO MOM39 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

PRODUCER USW SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 002482/RL

.1947

SALE

TRACES AND EDUCATION OF A PHYSICIAN FROMMEDICAL SCHOOL THROUGH SPECIALIZATION INPUSLIC HEALTH.

JOY IN UNIONS10 MIN, 1116114 FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USOCE


SHOWS HOW ARTISTS AND EDUCATORS HAVEJOINED FORCES TO ENLIVEN AND EXPAND THEUSUAL CURRICULUM TO STIMULATE IN CHILDRENTHE JOY OF CREATING AND LEARNING.

JUNCTION TRANSISTOR, THE

26 MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES TRANSISTOR AND 0100E ACTION,1945 ELECT:ION FLOW, BIAS AND AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS,

AND GAIN AND PHASE RELATIONSHIPS.

1N7

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MAKE A WESTERN UNION, PIGTAIL,PLAIN TAP, 'WRAPPED TAP OR BRITANNIA. LCOPT AP, AND FIXTURE JOINTS. EXPLAINS HOW TO USEA BLOWTORCH, FLUX AND SOLDER JOINTS, AND IN-SULATE JOINTS.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. WIRING, NO.

JONITION3 AN EDGE FOR GLUING INSTALUNGKNIVES

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1 Ns

moovaR USOE

TITLE PIO. 447900/RL RENTAL SAL E

SHOWS HOW TO DETERMINE WHEN KNIVES AREDULL, REMOVE THEM, INSTALL SHARP KNIVES,STRAIGHTEN CROOKED STOCK, AND JOIN EDGESFOR GLUING.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE JOINTER, NO. 4.

21 b

JUNI WEEK


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS EVENTS OF THE U S AIR FORCE ACADE-MY'S FIRST GRADUATION WEEK. SHOWS SOMEHIGHLIGHTS OF THE CADETS' FOUR YEARS OFTRAINING AND DESCRIBES THE TRAINING GIVEN.CLOSES WITH THE GRADUATION EXERCISES WHEN207 CADETS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AND COMMISSIONSAB SECOND LIEUTENANTS IN THE U S AIR FORCE.

CLEARED FOR N.

JUNIOR ACNNIVININT

I I MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1949

PROOIXER USA


EXPLAINS HOW LOCAL BUSINESSMEN IN TH:1UNITED STATES SPONSOR PROJECTS ENABLINGHIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS TO START AND OPERATE

SMAU. BUSINESSES, FROM WHICH THEY CAN EARNMONEY ANO LEARN ABOUT BUSINESS mEl MOOS.

JUNIOR cou.aa 'FOR T1CHNICAL TRADE, A


PRODUCER MIS-


DESCRIBES THE LOS ANGELES TRADE Al ;D TECHNI-CAL COLLEGE, FORMERLY THE FRANK WIGGINSTRADE SCHOOL DISCUSSES ITS ORIGIN, PURPOSE,VOCATIONAL 0OURSES, AND RELATIONSHIP TO THEINDUSTRIAL NEED!' OF LOS ANGELES.

JUPITER OOYSSEY


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE AO 000092/AL RENTAL

1974

SALE

TELLS THE STORY OF THE 620 MILLION-MILE JOUR-NEY OF PIONEER 10 TO THE PLANET JUPITER.

KATMAI ASTRONAUT MILD TRIP TO MT KATMAIAREA, ALASKA


PRODUCER USGS


DESCRIBES THE GEOLOGY OF KATmAl NATiONALMNUMENT IN ALASKA. PRESENTS A GEOLOGIC IN-TERPRETATION OF THE CLASSICAL AsH FLOw OFTHE VALLEY OF TEN THOUSAND SMOKES. USESBOTH AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND GROUND EXPLO-RATION TECHNIQUES.

KUP CLEAN - STAy WILL (BLACK CAST)

9 mIN, 10mm FILM, OpT. SO, SEW

mooucER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 0024411/RL

1964

SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW WORKERS CAN CARRY OuTPERSONAL CLEANLINESS IN CAMPS. STRESSESTEACHING CHILDREN GOOD PERSONAL HYGIENEHABITS.

FRCM THE SEASONAL FARM WORKERS SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROuPSONLY.

KEEPING YOUR CAR FIT

12 MIN, 10Mm FILM, OPT. SO, DEW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE NECESSITy OF A CHECKUP ONAUTOMOBILE TIRES, BATTERY, ENGINE, OIL, ANDRADIATOR.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MINTE-NANCE SERIES.

KERATOACANTHONA

28 MIN, 1EMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1966

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES ETIOLOGY, HISTOPATHOLOGY,IAND DIF-FERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE INSTITUTEFOR DERMATOLOGIc COMMUNICATION AND EDUCA-TION.

KEY TO INNansPACE

19 MIN, lemM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS A SPECIAL REPORT ON CONTRIBUTIONSOF SKYLAB 4 TO OCEANOGRAPHY.

KEYSTONE Of COMPETENCE

22 MIN, 10M/A FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USIBEH

TITLE AO 451750/AL RENTAL SALE

THE SHELTERED WORKSHOP OFFERS A MEANSWHEREBY THE HANDICAPPED GI II/EN, UNABLE TORETURN TO THE COMMUNITY, CAN ONE EXPRES-STION TO HIS ACQUIRED SKILLS. THIS FILM PRE-SENTS SEVERAL TYPES OF INDUSTRIAL AND CRAFTWORKSHOPS.

KIDNEY PIMCTION TESTS


PRODUCER USNMAC

. TITLE AO 002408HRL SALE

csmounli RENAL FUNCTION TESTS, INCLUDINGTHE BLOOD UREA NITROGEN AND THE CREAMINGCLEARANCE TESTS. UNDERLINES THE USEFULNESS

OF THE ALBUMIN-TO-CREATININE CLEARANCERATto IN RELATION TO THE NEPHROTIC SyN

, DRONE. tos

KINESCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICIAL PATHOLOGY' SERIES.

KINETIC EXPERIMENT ON WATER BOILERS


PRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR UsERDA

TITLE AO 002490/11L RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES AN AEC-SPONSORED STUD), OF THEDYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF THE HOMOGENEOUS SOLU-TION-TyPE NUCLEAR REACTOR, DEMONSTRATINGTHE INHERENT SAFETy CHARACTERISTICS OFAQUEOUS HOMOGENEOUS REACTORS IN THEEVENT OF AN UNFORESEEN RELEASE OF LARGEAMOUNTS OF REACTIVITY.


KINGS MOUNTAIN TURNING POINT Of THE SOUTH

19 MIN, 113MM KLM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS A STORY OF HOw THE 'OvER-THE-MOUNTAIN' MEN OF FRONTIER BUCKSKINSTHWARTED A BRITISH THRUST THROuGH THEWESTERN CAROLINAS.

KIRUNOC- BASIC COURSE


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 007100/RLTExT INCLUDED.

KIRUNDI BASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)

I AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCERUSFSI

TITLE NO. 007165/ALTEXT INCLUDED.

KITCNIN HANTS

12 MIN, 16Mm FILM, T. SO, COL

PRODUCERUSPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 002491/RL

SALE

SALE

1954

SALE

SHOWS, UNDER ACTUAL OPERATING CONDITIONSIN A KITCHEN, THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING13000 HABITS RELATING TO F000 SANITATION.STRESSES INDIVIDUAL AWARENESS OF pERSONAL'RESPONSIIIILITy AND EFFECTIVE SUPERVISION TODEVELOP THESE HABITS.

FROM THE FOODHANDLING SERIES.

KITES TO CAPSULES


PRODUCERUSFM


DISPLAYS THE ADVANCEMENT OF AVIATION FROMEARL), KITES TO MODERN SPACE TRAvEL AS DE-PICTED IN THE FEDERAL. AVIATION ADMINISTRATIONPARIS AIR SHOW IN 1069.

KITUIM

15 AUDIOCASSETTES, VIRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 007325/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

KITUIPA - BASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

SALE

KLYSTRONS

34 MIN,10MM FILM, OpT. SO, UR

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE PURPOSE OF COMPONENTS AND THEOPERATION OF A 2-CAVITy KLYSTRON. TRACES ASIGNAL THROUGH THE CIRCUIT AND POINTS OUTTHE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VELCCITy AND DENSI-TY MODULATIONLesowiNG HOW THE INPUT CAVITyALTERS THE ELECTRON VELOCITY AND HOW THEOUTPUT CAVITy INTERCEPTS THE ENERGY FROMTHE BUNCHED ELECTRONS. stows THE OPER-ATION OF THE KLYSTRON AS AN AMPLIFIER ANDOSCILLATOR.

KINESCOPE.

218


KNOCK AT THE OCOR


PROCILICER USFHWA

TITLE AO 4531180/RL

1970

SA. LE

SHOWS WHAT SOME STATE HIGHWAY DEPART-MENTS, UNION ORGANIZATIONS, AND HIGHWAYCONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS ARE DOING TOTRAIN MINORITY GROUP PERSONS TO OPERATEHEAVy HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT.ALSO SHOWS THAT THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES IN

THE CONSTRUCTION TRADES FOR MINORITY ANOUNDERPRIVILEGED PERSONS TO IMPROVE THEIRLIVES.

KNOW YOUR AIR RESCUE SERVICE

29 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE AO 454080/RL RENTAL

1954

SALE

ILLUSTRATES FOUR pHASES OF RESCUE OPER-ATIONSNOTIFICATtON, SEARCH, AID, AND RESCUE-AND EXPLASO THE WORK OF THE U S AIR I4ESCUESERVICE.

KNOW YOUR CAR

15 mIN, 10mm FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


ExPLAINS HOW GASOLINE IS bONVERTED INTOPOWER AND HOW BRAKES STCP A CAA. EXAMINESTHE ELECTRICAL AND COOLING SYSTEMS, THECLUTCH, TRANSMISSION AND REAR AXLE, VARIOUSGAGES ON THE INSTRUMENT PANEL AND CHASSISCONSTRUCTION.


KNOW YOUR CLOUDS

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, Col

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 002494/RL

KOREAN BASIC COURSE, VOL 1

19 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRAGIC, MONO

PROOUCER USES'

TITLE AO 007340/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

KOREAN BASIC COUPES, VOL 1 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE AO 007345/RLTExT INCLUDED.

KOREAN BASIC boom. vat 216 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE AO 0073511/RLTExT INCLUDED.

KOREAN BASIC COURSE. YOE 2 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCERUSES

TITLE AO 007391/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

1967

SALE

SALE

SALE

SALE

L-00PA AND PARKINSOINIM

18 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, C04. 1970

PRODUCER WARMP SPONSOR UsNMAC


DIsCuSIES THE INDICATIONS FOR TREATING A PA-TIENT WITH L-DOPA, A NEW DRUG FOR TREATINGPARKINSONISM. DISCUSSES THE DETERMINATIONOF APPROPRIATE DOSAGE AND POSSIBLE SIDE EF-FECTS.

1.A PAZ


PRODUCM USCIM


mows A JOURNEY THROUGH BOLIVIA'S CAPITALAND THE HIGHEST BIG CITY IN THE WORLD. CON-TRASTS THE OLD AND THE NEW IN LATIN AMERICA.

UUIORATORY ASPECTS OF DISEASES OF THE TESTI-CLE, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES TESTICULAR PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY,AND BIOCHEMISTRY.



LABORATORY NOON FOR MICROBIOLOGICALSAFETY


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC.


STRESSES THE NEED FOR SAFETY MEASURES INTHE DESIGN OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE LABORATO-RIES. DESCRIBES AND ILLUSTRATES SOME OF THEPRINCIPAL BUILDING FEATURES AND DEVICES USEDTO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE MICROBIOLOGICAL WI-TAINMENT: THE CONCEPT OF PRIMARY AND sec-ONDARY BARRIES IN PREVENTING ESCAPE ANDSPREAD OF MICRO-ORGANISMS IS DISCUSSED.

LABORATORY oimiNoes OF RABIES IN ANIMALS

, 196630 MIN, 15IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USPHS .. SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE LATEST 'LABORATORY TECH-NIQUES FC1 EXAMINATION OF ANIMALS IN THE DI.AGNOSIS OF RABIES. SHOWS THE PREPARATION OFBRAIN IMPRESSIONS. THE INOCULATION OF ANI-MALS, THE SERUM NEUTRALIZATION TEST, AND THEFLUORESCENT ANTIBOOY TEST.

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS or RINGWOOM IN AM-MALI, PT I, INCROSPORUM INFECTIONS




ILLUSTRATES LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION OF TRI-CHOPHYTON SPECIES. DESCRIBES THE MODE OFTRANSMISSION FROM ANIMAL TO MAN AND THE AP-pEARANCE OF HUMAN INFECTIONS.

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF RINGWORM IN ANI-MALS, PT 2, TRICHOPHYTON INFECTIONS

60 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT,50L 1957



ILLUSTRATES LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION OF TRI-CHOPHYTON SPECIES. DESCRIBES THE MODE OFTRANSMISSION FROM ANIMAL TO MAN AND THE AP-PEARANCE OF HUMAN INFECTIONS.

LADORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF TEMA CAPITIS INCHILDREN MICROSPORUM INFECTIONS


PRODUCER USPHS SPCNSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION OFCAUSATIVE FUNGUS. SHOWS CLINICAL SIGNS INCHILDREN. ,

( PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'LABORA-TORY DIAGNOSIS OF TENEA CAPITIS CHILDREN -MICROSPORUM INFECTIONS.'

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF TRICHOPHYTON INFEC-TIONS, PT 2, ENOOTHRIX INFECTIONS CIF-

10 MIN,p5IiIM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOT , COL 1952



FULL TITLE .LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF TRICI10.PHYTON INFECTIONS PT 2, ENDOTHRIX INFECTIONSOF THE SCALP. DEMONSTRATES LABORATORYIDENTIFICATION OF T. TONSURANS AND T. VIOLA-CEUM. I.

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF TRICHOPHYTON PTICTOTHRIX INFECTIONS OF ma larm6 ANOSCALP

13 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 114 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1952

PROCVCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION OFTRICMOPHYTON MENTAGROPHYTES AND TRICHO-PHYTON FAVIFORME.

77 FRAMES.

LABONATORY IDENTIFICATION OF SYSTEMIC Pi INGO-A SERIES

2 35MM FILMSTRIPS, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE


TITLE NO. 007690/RL

DISCUSSES THE CLINICAL SIGNS IND HISTOLOGICASPECTS OF BLASTOMYCES DERMATIDIS AND COG-CIDIOIDES IMMITIS.

BLASTOMICES DERMATITIDIS IMIN

COCCIDIOIDES IMMITIS VAIN

LASORATOINI IN THE DESERT


PRODUCERUSAEC

TITLE NO 007063/RL

1969

SALE

OUTLINES LIVING CONDITIONS IN LAS VEGAS. FO-CUM ON A DAY IN THE LIFE Of THE, TECHNICALPERSONNEL WHO COMMUTE DAILY 'FROM LASVEGAS, NV, TO TONOPAH TEST RANGE. ILLUS-TRATES THE CAPABILITIES OF THE RANGE AND THESPECIAL TECHNIQUES USED TO MEET UNIQUETESTING PROBLEMS.

LAMORATORY IIIT1400$ FOR ANDIONNE INFECTION,PT I, THE CLOUD CHAMSER

gs MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1957

PRODUCER USPHE SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES LABORATORY APPARATUS ANDTECHNIQUES FOR STUDYING AEROSOL-BORNEPATHOGENS DEVELOPED BY THE U S ARMY CHEMI-CAL CORPS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COM-MAND. DEMONSTRATES THE CLOUD CHAMBERWHICH PERMITS THE EXPOSURE OF LABORATORYANIMALS TO AEROSOLS OF VARIOUS PARTICLE-SIZES.

LAMORATORY METHODS FON AIRDORNE INFECTION,PT 2, THE HENOVNION APPARATUS




DISCUSSES TWO TYPES OP HENDERSON TUBESHOUSED IN VENTILATED CABINETS. ONE IS RECIR-CULATING AND OPERATES COMPLETELY OUTSIDEOf LABORATORY FACILITIES. THE SECOND IS NON-CIRCULATING /AND OPERATES FROM THE LABORA-TORY AIR SYSTEM AND VACUUM LINES.

LASORATORY TBCHNIOUE FOR DARKFIELD MICROS.COPY

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD,,BiWc 1953

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF DARKFIELD MICROS-COPY, THE PREPARATION OF SLIDES, AND THE USEOF A DARKFIELD MICROSCOPE. DESIGNED FOR USEBY LABORATORY TECHNICIANS.

LADIES WEAR THE SLUE


PRODUCER USN


TRACES THE HISTORY OF NAVY WOMEN FROM 1917TO THE PRESENT. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OFEQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY. HIGHLIGHTSTHE CHANGES THE NAVY HAS MADE TO OFFER AMORE SATISFYING AND REWARDING CAREER FORWOMEN IN NAVAL SERVICE.

LADY CALLED CAMILLE, A


PRODUCER USOCD


DOCUMENTS THE DEVASTATION CAUSED BY HURRI-CANE CAMILLE AND THE SUFFERING CAUSED THOU-SANDS OF PEOPLE. SHOWS THAT WHILE HUNDREDSOF LIVES WERE LOST TO THE HURRICANE. THOU-SANDS WERE SAVED DUE TO EMERGENCY PLANS,TRAINED RESCUE TEAMS, AND HELP FROM VOLUN-TEER GROUPS AND THE MILITARY SERVICES.

LAND BENEATH THE SEA, THE


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES 140W MARINE GEOLOGISTS RE-SEARCH THE OCEAN BOTTOM AND LEARN ABOUTTHE OCEAN ENVIRONMENT. DISCUSSES THE SIG-NIFICANCE OF MARINE GEOLOGY AND EXPLAINSWHY A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE OCEANFLOOR IS ESSENTIAL IN THE USE OF THE OCEANSFOR DEFENSE AND ECONOMIC PURPOSES.

219

2°P''(

LAND FOR PEOPLE, LAND FOR SEARS


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS HOW ANIMALS AND PEW USE THE LANDFOR SHELTER F000, TRANSPATION. AND RE-CREATION TO MAKE THEIR LIVING. LOOKS AT HOWTHE LANDSAT SATELLITE SUPPLIES A NEW KIND OFDATA FOR LAND USE MAPPING AND WILDLIFE HABI-TAT. MAPPING. THE SATELLITE'S MULTI-SPECTRALSCANNING INSTRUMENTS RECORD THE SPECTRALSIGNATURES OR REFLECTANCE VALUES OF THECOMPONENTS OF THE EARTH'S SURFACE. SHOWSHOW THE LANDSAT IMAGERY MONITORS LAND DE-VELOPMENT IN FLORIDA'S BREVARD AND ORANGECOUNTIES. ALSO SHOWS HOW ANIMAL BIOLOGISTSUSE DATA TO IDENTIFY HABITATS FOR THE RELO-CATION OF ENDANGERED ANIMAL SPECIES.

FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL SERIES. LANDSAT -SATELLITE FOR ALL SEAS0,18.

CLEARED FOR W.

LAND OF THE BIGHORN


PRODUCER USOAVA

TITLE HO. 010101/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS THE CROW INDIAN ATTITUDE TOWARD THELAND WHICH IS EMERGING AS A' RECREATIONAIAREA BEHIND THE DAM ON THE BIGHORN RIVER.OFFERS GLIMPSES OF WATER SPORTS, WILDLIFE,ELECTRIC POWER, AND FARMING.

LAND THE LANDING FORCE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS OPERATIONS Of THE NAVAL AMPHIBIOUSFORCES.

LAND THE LANDING FORCE THE . HISTORY OFMARINE AMPHISIOUS OPERATIONS

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL . 1960



EXPLAINS THE DEVELOPMENT Of THE AMPHIBIOUSDOCTRINE AND ITS USE IN VERTICAL ASSAULT.

LAND, 7111


PRODUCER USAGM

TITLE' NO. 4611600/RL SALE

PRESENTS A DEEPLY FELT PORTRAYAL OF AMERI-CAN AGRICULTURE DURING THE DEPRESSIONDECADE.

LANCIA= HELOCOPTER OPERATIONS FUNCTIONS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE MANY DUTIES WHICH HELICOPTERMOTS WILL BE EXPECTED TO PERFORM IN LAND-WED HELICOPTER OPERATION, AND POINTS OUTTHE VERSATILITY OF THE HELICOPTER.

LANOSAINIO HELICOPTER OPERATIONS PRECAU.DONS


PROWLER USN


STRESSES THE NEED FOR PILOT ALERTNESS IN HE-LICOPTER OPERATION AND DEMONSTRATES NIGHTAND ROUGH-TERRAIN OPERATIONS.

LANDING WEATHER MINIMUMS INVESTIGATION

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL . 1967

PRODUCER USAF


STUDIES PROBLEMS . FACING PILOTS MAKING AP-PROACHES UNDER LOW VISIBILITY CONDITIONS. DE-PICTS LANDINGS IN DEEP, SHALLOW, AND CLOUDBASE FOG - IN DRIZZLE WITH AND WITHOUT WIND-SHIELD WIPERS AND WITH MISALIGNED INSTRU-MENTS.

LANDING ILLUSIONS SHORT LANDINGS


PRODUCER USAF


PRESENTS OPTICAL ILLUSIONS CAUSING PILOTERROR. DESCRIBES HOW RUNWAY LENGTH, LIGHT-ING, AND CONTRAST ARE CONTORTED. SHOWS

VISISIUTY RESTRICTIONS ON THE GLIDEPATH LARGE VENTRICULAR UPTAL DEFECT IN INFANCY,CAUSED BY CHANGING WEATHER CONDITIONS. THE

LANDI10 ON Tha MOON

Is MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. S. UMW

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 002504/RL

DETAILS OF THE LUNAR MODULELIFTOFF FROM ARE EXPLAINED,

1966

SALE

LANDING AND

LANDMARK


PROM:ER USAEC


STATES THAT BREEDER REACTORS ARF IMPOR.TANT IN THIS TIME OF ENETIGY SHOR rAGE BE.CAUSE OF A UNIQUE ABILITY TO PRODUCE moREFUEL THAN TAY USE. DISCUSSES THE SAFETYANO RELIABILITY OF BREEDER REACTORS.

LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION AT THE USAF ACADEMY


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 410425IRL

1962

SALE

ILLUSTRATES PROGRESSIVE METHODS OF TEACH-ING FOREIGN LANGUAGES AT THE AIR FORCEACADEMY WITH CLASSROOM AND LABORATORYSCENES.


LANGUAGE OF OUSBIESS, THE

IS MIN, itIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

'PRODUCER USSBA


DRAMATIZES THE NEED FOR BEING ABLE TO ANA-LyZE FACTS AND PROBLEM AREAS IN A BUSINESSSO THAT DECISIONS CAN BE MADE. SHOWS THEVALUE OF RECORDS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.

LANGUAGE POWER FOR PEACE


PROOUCER USA


DETAILS THE STORY OF THE DEFENSE LANGUAGEINSTITUTE.


LANGUAGE PRESCHOOL


PRODUCER USIEH

TITLE NO 004506/RL -RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE PROGRAM'SOVERALL ROUTINE. THE pRESCHOOL ACTIVITIES,PARTICULARLY THOSE ASSOCIATED WITH LAN-GUAGE. SHOWS HOW THE DEVELOPMENTALLy DE-LAYED CHILD IS EXPLSED TO GROUP ACTIVITIESAND IS FORCED TO INTERACT WITH OTHER CHIL-DREN IN A VARIETY OF WORK AND PLAY SITUA-TIONS.

FROM THE REGIONAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMSERIES.

LANGUAGE TECHNIOUES FOR THE MULTI-HAM*CAPPED LIMNER

I MIN, iliMM FILM. OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER MEM


TEACHES DEAF CHILDREN HOW TO SPEAK ONESYLLABLE AT A TIME UNTIL THEY HAVE MASTEREDA "COT PHRASE. ILLUSTRATES TECHNIQUES OFREPETITION. ASSOCIATION OF PICTURES WITHWORCS. AND THE U3E OF TAPES AND FILMS FORINDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION.

LAREDO TO PANAMA NE INTER-AMERICAN HIGH-WAY


PRODUCER USFHWA


TELLS THE STORY OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIALBENEFITS BROUGHT TO THE PEOPLE OF MEXICOAND CENTRAL AMERICA BY THE INTER-AMERICANHIGHWAY. SOWS THE INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTUR-AL. AND EDUCATIONAL GROWTH DEVELOPING INTHESE COUNTRIES AND HOW THE HIGHWAY HASBEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN IMPROVING COMMUNICA-TIONS ANO THE EXCHANGE OF CULTURES IN THESELANDS.


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE CHANGES IN PULMONARY ANDSYSTEMIC. FIESISTANCES WHICH OCCUR DURINGTHE PERINATAL PERIOD IN THE NORMAL INFANT,AND IN THE INFANT WITH A LARGE VENTRICULARSEPTAL DEFECT. DISCUSSES FOUR MAJOR PATHO-PHYSIOLOGIC CONDITIONS WHICH CAUSE PULMON-ARY ARTERIOLAR VASOCONSTRICTION.51 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE WITH NOME AD-VANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED. PRODUCED INCOOPERATION WITH THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OFGEORGIA.

FROM THE INTRODUCTION TO-CONGENITAL HEARTDISEASE SERIES. PT 5

1974

LARGE WATER TREATMENT PLANT, A


PRODUCER USPHS SIA,INSOR USNMAC


SHOWS THE EQUIPMENT IN A LARGE MODERNWATER TREATMENT PLANT. ILLUSTRATES INTAKEFACILITIES AND STRUCTURES, CHEMICAL TREAT-MENT, COAGULATION. SETTLING DEVICES, FILTERS,CHLORINATORS. AND CORROSiON CONTROL EQUIP-MENT.

LARGEST SCHOOL Nom IN THE WORLD, THE

28 MIN, ISMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE SCOPE AND BENEFITS OF THE U SARMY GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PRO:GRAM.



LASER MIRACLES WITH LIGHT


PROOUC*Al USA

TITLE NO 002506/RL1 SAL E

EXPLAINS WHAT LASER IS. HOW IT WORKS. ANDHOW IT IS BEING APPLIED IN THE ARMY-ALSOCOVERS ITS uSE IN MEDICINE AND SCIENTIFIC RE-SEARCH.

1965

LASER SAFETY

II MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES HAZARDS INVOLVED IN THE USE OFLASERS. SHOWS HOW AN EYE INJURY CAN RESULTEITHER FROM DIRECT OR REFLECTED EXPOSURETO LASER BEAMS AND HOW FIRES RESULT FROMFLAMMABLE MATERIALS BEING PIERCED BY LASERBEAMS. EXPLAINS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE EX-ERCISED BY TECHNICIANS USING LASERS.

PURCHASERS AND BORROWERS MUST FIRST RE-QUEST WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE OFFICE OFCCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AND ENVIRONMENTALHEALTH. NASA, WASHINGTON. DC 20546. AFTERPERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED, THE PURCHAS-ER OK BORROWER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TONATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

LASH OPERATION, THE

IS MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PRODUCER USOSHA -


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL.EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE SAFETY ANDHEALTH HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACE AND TOPROMOTE WORK PRACTICES THAT WILL HELP TOPREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS AS RELATEDTO THE LASH OPERATION IN THE LONGSHORE IN-DUSTRY.MI SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, _MONO.WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALSSCRIPT INCLUDED.

FROM THE LONGSICRE SAFETY AND HEALTHSERIES.


LATER YEARS OF THE WOODLEYS, THE


PRODUCER USSAS


ILLUSTRATES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEAGING PROCESS AND ILL HEALTH AND SHOWS HOWTHE SOCIAL WORKER CAN BE INDISPENSABLE TOAPPROPPRIAM MEDICAL CARE. THIS IS USEFUL INTIIAINING SERVICE WORKERS IN THE FIELD OFAGING. IN ADDITION, THE FILM DEPICTS THE SUPER-VISORY PROCESS AND GROUP SUPERVISION.

LATERAL NECK SUPERPICIAL STRUCTURES

9 MIN,- IMAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USVADT

TInE NO 002506/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE VESSELS AND NERVESTRANSVERSING THE EXTERNAL CERVICAL FASCIAIN THIS DISSECTION OF SUPERFICIAL STRUCTURESOF THE ANTERIOR AND LATERAL NECK., USEC DIA-GRAMS FOR CLARIFICATIONPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.

FROM THE ANATOMY OF THE HEAD AND NECKSERIES.

LATERAL SLIDING FLAP


PRODUCER U;WA


DEMONSTRATES THE LATERAL SLIDING FLAP OPER-ATION FOR THE CORRECTION OF LABIAL GINGIVALRECESSION ON A CENTRAL INCISOR. DISCUSSESTHE RATIONALE FOR THIS SURGICAL PROCEDURE.

LATERALLY POSITIONED /LAP IN PERIODONTICS

15 MIN:18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 134111

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW LATERALLY POSITIONED FLAPS AREUSED TO COVER THE DENUDED ROOTS OF A MAWDIBULAR CENTRAL INCISOR AND MAXILLARYMOLAR. TELLS HOW A PARTIAL OR SPLIT THICK-NESS DISSECTION IS PERFORMED IN ORDER 10LEAVE PERIOSTEUM AT THE DONER SITES.

LATHE, THE

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. IMW 11142

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE CHARACTERISTICS AND BASIC OP-ERATIONS OF THE ENGINE LATHE.

FROM THE MACHINE MOP MORK URIES. BASICMACHINES.

LATIN AMERICA

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BSW

PRODUCER US000 SPONSOR USAF .

TITLE NO 462060/RL

1961

SALE

DESCRIBES THE GEOGRAPHICAL. ECONOMIC, ANDPOLITICAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE UVESOF THE PEOPLE OF LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIESEXPLAINS THE ROLE OF THE U S IN THE'DEVELOP-MENT OF THE NATIONS AND THE COMMUNIST AP-PROACH TO LATIN AMERICA. CONCLUDES WITH ASTATEMENTBY PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USE1976 WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

LAST CHANCE, THE


PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE NO. 441814IRL RENTAL SAL E

POVERTY IS THE THEME OF A NEGRO PSYCHIA-TRIST'S INTERVIEW WITH A WHITE SCHOOL DROP-OUT A COMMUNITY WORKER IN THE GHETTOTALKS ABOUT HIS JOB.

220

LAUNCH CONTROL CENTER

5 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL IMO

PROOLICER USNASA


HIGHLIGHTS THE OPERATION OF LAUNCH CONTROLCENTER AT CAPE KENNEDY. SHOWS THE EVOLU-TION OF SPACE CONTROL FACILITIES, ASO IN-CLUDES CLOSE-UP VIEWS OF THE COMPLEX ARRAYOF EQUIPMENT USED TO CONTROL A SATURNLAUNCH.

FROM THE APOLLO 04EST SERIES.

LAUNCH OF nia BATMAN 6

4 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. BO. COL 1 IN

PRODUCER USNASA

rinE NO. 002512/RL SALE

SHOWS A TYPICAL LAUNCH OF THE SATURN S.SHOWS THE SATURN BEING ASSEMBLED, ROLLEDTO THE LAUNCH PAD, AND LAUNCHED.


LAUNCH SITE TO ma mixt*

3 MIN, 111/AM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1909

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER'S FACILITYFROM WHICH APOLLO SATURN MOON FLIGHTLEAVES. INCLUDES SCENES OF VEHICLE ASSEMBLYBUILDING, LAUNCH CONTROL CENTER, ANDLAUNCH PADS.

. .


LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUIPMENT STANDARDS


PRODUCER USNBS


DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDSFOR SOME NEW TYPES OF LAW ENFORCEMENTEQUIPMENT UNDER THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFLAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE/LAWENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION ANDSTANDARDE FOR EOUIPMENT USED IN THE PRO-TECTION ANO SAFETY OF A POLICEMAN, THEPATROL CAR, AND COMMUNICATIONS.

LAW OF THE SEA ,29 MIN, 1WAM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USN

rinE No. 463099/RL BALE

ILLUSTRATES VARIOUS LEGAL PROBLEMS THATCAN ARISE AT SEA AND THEIR SOLUTIONS.

LAYING OUT AND FORMING PLYWOOD


PROCAKER UWE


DEMCNSTRATES HOW TO LAY OUT PLYWOODUSING BLUEPRINTS AND TEMPLATES, FORM PLY-WOOD IN A PRESS, REINFORCE PLYWOOD, ANDAPPLY GLUE AND VARNISH.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. W000 FABRI-CATION, NO. 3.

LAYING OUT AND NINTALUNO COMPARTMENT FIX-TURES

12 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SEW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

rinE No. 4634110/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO LOCATE INSTALLATIONS ON APLANVIEW BLUEPRINT. LAY OUT CEIUNG FIXTURESAND STUDS, LAY OUT AND BURN A HOLE FOR THEPASSAGE OF CABLE, AND INSTALL CEILING FIX-:TURES.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEELECTRICITY, NO. 5.

LATINO OUT 0,110 INSTALLING mums.


PRODUCER USOE

. TITLE NO. 413500/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MEASURE AND CUT HANGER LEGSTO LENGTH. ILLUSTRATES HOW TO INSTALL STOOL,ANGLE IRON BRACKET, STRAP, ROD, AND SADOLEHANGERS.


LAYING OUT ARO INSTALLING KICKPIPES ANDSTUFFING TUBES

16 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1945

PROOUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO LOCATE THE KICKPIPE OR STUFFINGTUBE AREA, LAY OUT THE PENETRATION AREA, CUTOR BURN TME PENETRATION AREA, AND INSTALLTHE KICKP1PE OR STUFFING TUBE.

LAYING OUT ARO NISTALUNO MA* WIREWAY

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 30, B&W

PRODUCER UWE

rinE NO 463510/RL RENTAL

LAYING OUT ANCI INETALUND STERN TUBE, TAILSHAFT, AND PROPELLER, PT 1, RUNNING A...

22 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. SEW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


FULL TITLE-LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING STERNTUBE, TAIL SHAFT, AND PROPELLER, PT I, PUNNINGA TEMPORARY UNE DESCRIBES HOW TO PREPARETHE PROPELLE/1 POST FOR RUNNING A TEMPO-RARY LINE, ADJUST A LINE TO THE CENTER OFBULKHEAD OPENINGS, ELIMINATE THE SAG WHEN ALINE HAS BEEN RUN, AND CHECK A TEMPORARYLINE FOR PROPER POSITION.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'RUNNING ATEMPORARY LINE.'

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEMACHINERY INSTALLATION, NO. O.

LATINO OUT AND INSTALLING STERN Tuna, TAILsmarr, AND PROPELLER, FT 2, LAYING OPP...


PRODUCER UWE


FULL TITLE-LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING STERNTIME, TAIL &OFT AND PROPELLER, PT A I.AYINGOFF BULKHEADS SHOWS HOW TO MEASURE ONBULKHEADS FROM THE TEMPORARY LINE AND ES-TABUSH THE CENTER OF BULKHEAD OPENINGS.DESCRIBES THE PURPOSE OF LAYING OFF. THEBULKHEADS, AND TELLS WHEN TO RUN THE PER-MANENT LINE.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'LAYINGOFF BULKHEADS.'

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEMACHINERY INSTALLATION.

LAYING OUT AND INSTALUNG STERN TUSK, TAILSHAFT, AND PROPELLER, PT 3, RUNNING A...

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B/LW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


FULL TITLE-LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING STERNTUBE, TAIL SHAFT, AND PROPELLER, PT A RUNNINGA PERMANENT LINE AND BORING. SHOWS HOW TORUN THE PERMANENT LINE - ESTABLISH REFER-ENCE MARKS ON THE BULKHEAD, PROPELLERPOST, AND DOUBLER RING INSTALL AND AD/USTTHE Immo BAR - AND ROUGH AND FINISH-BORETHE PROPELLER POST AND VARIOUS BULKHEADSTO SPECIFICATIONS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'RUNNING APERMANENT LINE AND BORING.'


LAYING OUT ARO INSTALLING STERN TAILSHAFT, ARO PROPELLER, PT 4, RITMO


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 330145/RL SALE,

FULL TITLE-LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING STERNTUBE, TAIL SHAFT, AND PROPELLER, PT 4, FITTINGTUBE, SHAFT, AM) PROPELLER. DESCRIBES HOWTHE STERN TUBE AND TAIL SHAFT ARE INSTALLED,HOW THE PROPELLER IS SWUNG INTO POSITIONAND LAVED UP, HOW THE FAIRWATER CAP ANDROPE GLAcII) ARE INSTALLED. AND HOW THE TAILSHAFT ASSEMBLY IS SECURED FOR LAUNCHING.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'FIrrmoTUBE, SHAFT, AND PROPELLER.'


1944

LAYING OUT MALL CASTINGS


PRODUCER UWE

TITLE NO. 002514/RL

1942

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT HOLES FOR DRILLING,LOCATE A REFERENCE POINT, AND USE HERMAPH-ROOITE CALIPERS, COMBINATION SOUARE, ANDSURFACE GAGE.

FROM THE MACHINE WORK SHOP SERIES. BENCHWORK, NO. 6.

LAYING OUT DRILUNG, AND TAPPING FLANGES ON1945 SSA MIST

SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO DETERMINE FROM THE BLUE-PRINT THE ROUTE WHICH THE CABLES ARE TOFOLLOW AND THE SIZE OF THE HANGERS TO BEUSED. 'DESCRIBES HOW TO LAY OUT THERACEWAYS, INSTALL FLAT BANS AND HANGERS,AND LAY OUT PENETRATION HOLES TO SE CUT.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SA'ILLS SERIES. MARINEELECTRICITY, NO. 2.

19 MIN, 111IMM FILM, OPT. SO, BSW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE COMPONENT PARTS OF A SEACHEST. EXPLAINS HOW LOCATIONS OF FLANGESAFIE CHECKED, FLANGES LEVELED, STUD HOLECENTERS LAID OUT, AND STUD HOLES DRILLED ANDTAPPED.


221

2 Csd

LEAD PAINT POISONING-

S MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USNBS

TITLE NO. 007633/Ill SALE

GIVES AN OVERVIEW Of THE LEAD PAINT PROBLEMAND SOME OF THE STEPS BEING TAKEN BY THEFEDERAL GOVERNMENT. PARTICULARLY THE DE-PARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOP-MENT AND THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS,TO OVERCOME IT.

LEADERS IN sierscsN MEDICINE ALBERT BAIRDHASTINGS, PH0, SCD

80 MIN, 11581M FILM. OPT. SD, SEW 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES SOME OF HIS MAJOR RESEARCH ATHARVARD, WHERE HE WAS FOR 23 YEARS HAMIL-TON KUHN PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMIS-TRY. RECALLS HIS INTEREST AND RESEARCH INELECTROLYTE COMPOSITION. TETANY AND PARA-THYROID TETANY, INTERMEDIARY METASOLERA OFLACTIC ACID IN THE LIVER, THE EFFECT OF CHEMI-CALS ON THE MECHANICAL WORK OF THE HEART,AND OTHER APPLICATION OF BIOCHEMISTRY.PRODUCED 'IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA. PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THISAS 'DR RAITINGS.

FROM THE GTMEN OF MEDICINE SERIES.

LEADERS IR AMIRICAN MEDICINE CECIL J WATSON,

54 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HIS CAREER AS A CLINICIAN, TEACHER,AND INVESTIGATOR, HIGHLIGHTS HIS RESEARCHWITH BILE PIGMENTS IN MUNICH. STREWS THENEED FOR A LONGER RESIDENCY TO GIVE THEINTERN MORE WARD EXPERIENCE AND AN OPPOR-TUNITY TO DO RESEARCH. DISCUSSES HIS TENUREAS ASSOC4ATE DIRECTOR FOR HEALTH WITH THETOP-SECRET MANHATTAN PROJECT CONCERNEDWITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ATOMIC BOMB.STREWS THE NEED FOR A CLOSER TIE BETWEENMEDICINE, RESEARCH, ANO 'TEACHING.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

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LEASERS NI AMERICAN MEDICINE CHARLES HUGGINS, MD


PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES HIS RESEARCH IN ENDOCRINOLOGYAND PROSTATIC CANCER. TELLS ABOUT HO WORKON BONE MARROW AND HIS INTEREST IN THE CON-TROL OF DISEASE BY CHEMOTHERAPY. EXPRESSESHIS EWS ON MEDICAL EDUCATION AND THEFUTURE ROLE OF MEDICINE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPNA OMEGAALPHA. PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THISAS 'DR HUGGINS'.

FROM THE GREAT MEN OF MEDICINE SERIES.

Limns NI AMERICAN mama - EMU HOLMAN,ND


PRODUCER USNMAC

7717.E NO. 009702/RL SALE

DISCUSSES HIS UNDERGRADUATE DAYS AT STAN-FORD AND HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH HIS PRESIDENT,HIS TRAINING AS A RHODES SCHOLAR, HIS SURGI-CAL TRAINING_ , AND HIS LATER ACCEPTANCE OFTHE PROFESSORSHIP OF SURGERY AT STANFORD.BRIEFLY DISCUSSES HIS RESEARCH CONTRIBU-TIONS IN CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY AND SUR.GERY WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON AFITERIOVEN.OUS FISTULA.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

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Lupins IN AMERICAN MEDICINE GE0001EMILE, MO

81 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE INFLUENCE OF HIS FAMILY ANDTHE STRONG NEED FOR SELF-IDENTITY WHICH LEDTO HIS DUAL SPECIALIZATION-INTERNAL MEDICINEANO PSYCHIATRY. TELLS MOUT HIS STUDIES OfTHE use OF EEG'S ON DELIRIOUS PATIENTS, HIGHALTITUDE DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS CURING THEWAR YEARS, _AND THE PYSCHC MOMATIC FACTORSOF PAIN. EMPNASIZES HIS TEACHING ROLE AND EN-COURAGES STUDENTS TO FOLLOW HIS EXAMPLE.

PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

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LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE GEORGE WCORNER, MO


PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS HIS STUDIES ON THE ANATOMICALSTRUCTURE OF THE MAMMALIAN OVARY ANDUTERINE CYCLE FOR MORE THAN 35 YEARS. DE-TAILS HIS STUDIES OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE. ITSCAUSES AND EFFECTS, AND HIS DISCOVERY OFTHE CORPUS LUTEUM HORMONE, LATER TERMEDPROGESTERONE. COMMENTS ON HIS WRITINGSAND THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE AMERICANPHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

CLEARED FOR 'TV.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - GRACE A GOLD-SMITH, MD


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HER INTEREST IN NUTRITIONAL ANDMETABOLIC DISEASES AND HOW HER EARLY TRAIN-ING AT THE MAYO CLINIC INFLUENCED HER RE-SEARCH INTERESTS IN LIPID METABOUSM. RE-CALLS HER RESEARCH ON THE EFFECTS OF DRUGSAND DIET ON LIPID METABOLISM AND THEIR RELA-TIONSHIP TO CHRONIC DISEASES AFFECTING THECARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM, AND LATER EXPERI.MENTS WITH NIACIN, VITAMIN C, AND RIBOFLAVIN,WHICH LED TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STAN-DARDS FOR MINIMUM DAILY REQUIREMENTS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - HELEN S TAUS-SPX MO


PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES HER MEDICAL EDUCATION AT JOHNSHOPKINS. WHERE SHE LATER WAS THE FIRSTWOMAN TO BE APPOINTED A FULL PROFESSOR.DISCUSSES HER PEDIATRIC INTERNSHIP, HER IN-TEREST IN CONGENITAL HEART DEFORMATIONS.AND HER ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SURGI-CAL PROCEDURE TO CORRECT A CONGENITAL MAL-FORMATION CAUSING CYANOSIS IN CHILDREN.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE HOWARDTAYLOR, JR, MD

57 MIN. HIMM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES THE EARLY DAYS OF INTERNSHIPS INSURGERY AND GYNECOLOGY PRIOR TO THE INITI.ATION OF NATIONAL BOARD EXAMS. THE HISTORICSHIFT IN BASIC SCIENCES TEACHING FROM PA.THOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY TO TOOAY'S EMPHA-SIS ON PHYSIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR CELL 6101.-OGY, ANO HIS OWN 3 -PHASED TRANSITION FROMGYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY TO POPULATION STUD-IES. TELLS ABOUT HIS PAPERS IN THE AREAS OFFAMILY PLANNING, PSYCHOSOMATIC UTERINE CON-GESTION. AND ENDOMETRIAL HYPERPLASIA.PRODUCED IN COOPERATICV WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINEWNW, MO, CC

51 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. SAW

PRODUCER USNMAC


JAMES

1974

SALE

DISCUSSES HIS MEDICAL EDUCATION, HIS NUMER-OUS AWARDS AND HONORARY DEGREES, AS WELLAS HIS TIME AS A FELLOW AT ROCKEFELLER UNI-VERSITY. Hromucorrs THE BEGINNING OF THECLINICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN MONTREALWHERE HE WAS A SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR, HIS PLANSFOR THE FUTURE, AND WHAT THE FUTURL HOLDSFOR TODAY'S STUDENTS.

PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE JOHN F ENDERS,PHO, AND FREDERICK C ROSSINS, MO

34 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. SAW 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO boaseent. SALE

DISCUSSES THE DISCOVERY OF THE CAPACITY OFPOLICAYELITIS VIRUS TO GROW IN VITRO CUL-TURES OF VARIOUS TISSUES. DESCRIBES THE IM.PORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS OF OR THOMAS WELLER.THE THIRD TEAM MEAISER. AND HIS FUNDAMENTALEXPERIMENTS WITH HUMAN EMBRYONIC TISSUEUSING THE MAITLAND CULTURE TO INSURE AFORMAL GROWTH OF CHICKENPDX VIRUS. DOC-

, TORS ENDERS AND ROBBINS WERE MEMBERS OF'THE 3-MAN TEAM THAT WON THE 1954 NOBELPRIZE FOR MEDICINE AND PHYSIOLOGY,PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA,

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - JOSEPH TWEARN, MD

48 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, SAW 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC


DR WEARN DISCUSSES HIS CAREER. PHILOSOPHY.AND EXPERIENCE AS AN EDUCATOR WITH DRTHOMAS HALE HAM, WITH WHOM HE WAS ASSOCI-ATED IN AN EXPERIMENT IN MEDICAL EDUCATION.BOTH DOCTORS RECALL HOW A YOUNG FACUL FYWAS ORGANIZED AT CASE WESTERN AND A NEWCURRICULUM ADOPTED. WEARN ALSO COMMENTSON HIS INTEREST IN THE MYOCARDIUM AND HISEXPERIENCES AT THORNDYKE LABORATORIES ATCLEVELAND,PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEqAELPHA.


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moans IN AMERICAN MEDICINE KARL F MEYER,MO

59 MIN. 16MM FILM, Os-T. SD, B&W 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE AV. 009697/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE EARLY EUROPEAN SCIENTIFIC EDU.CATIONAL PROCESS TO WHICH DR MEYER WAS EX.POSED. DISCUSSES HIS WORK IN THE FIELD OF MI-CROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY. ALSO DISCUSSESHIS ROLE IN ESTABLISHING STANDARDS AND QUAL-ITY CONTROL FOR THE CANNING INDUSTRY AFTERA MAJOR OUTBREAK OF BOTULISM HIS RESEARCHEFFORTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A VACCINEAGANST PLAGUE - AND HIS WORK IN PSITTACOSIS,BRUCELLOSIS. RELAPSING FEVER. VALLEY FEVER.AND THE TOXIC EFFECTS OF SHELLFISH POISON-ING.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN mannasum.. mo


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 006952/RL

L T COGGE

1975

SALE

DISCUSSES HIS CAREER AS A TEACHER AND RE.SEARCHER. HIGHLIGHTS HIS MEDICAL EDUCATIONAT INDIANA UNIVERSITY. HIS STUDIES AND RE.SEARCH IN MALARIA IMMUNOLOGY mo cHBAci-THERAPY: AND HIS ADMINISTRATIVE ROLE DURINGWORLD WAR II IN arriNo UP CONTROL MEASURESTO COMBAT MALARIA AMONG THE TROOPS. TELLSABOUT HIS ROLE IN HELPING TO ESTABLISH THEUNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO SCHOOL OF MEDICINEAND HIS THOUGHTS ON THE NEED FOR BETTERFACILITIES AND STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL EDUCA-TION.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAAL PHA

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LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE LEO 0 RIGLER,MD


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 008735/NL SALE

HIGHLIGHTS HIS LIFETIME EXPERIENCE IN THE SCI.ENCE OF RADIOLOGY AND HIS LEADERSHIP IN RE.SEARCH LEADING TO TOOAY'S UTILIZATION OF THEMEDIUM. COMMENTS ON THE FOUNDATION OF PRO-FESSIONAL SOCIETIES CONCERNED WITH RADIOLO-GY. AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE RADIOLOGY ANDRESIDENCY PROGRAMS IN MINNESOTA.PRCOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAELPHA.


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2226°.

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - LESTER R DRAG-STEM', PHD, MD


PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES HIS FIRST RESEARCH ON GASTRICULCER AND THE CAUSE OF PAIN. DISCUSSES HISLATER RESEARCH ON PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PARA-THYROID GLAND. AND ON GASTRIC PHYSIOLOGYAND PEPTIC ULCER, WHICH LED TO THE INTRODUC-TION OF VAGOTOMY AS A SURGICAL TECHNIQUEFCR DUODENAL ULCER. HIGHLIGHTS HIS EXPERI-ENCES IN EUROPE. WHERE HE STUDIES ABDOMINALSURGERYPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA. PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THISAS 'DR DRAGSTEDT'.

FROM THE GREA r MEN OF MEDICINE SERIES.

LEADERS'IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - MARTIN M CUM-MINGS, MO

51 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SSW 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC


AFTER A BRIEF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL PROFILE, DRCUMMINGS REVIEWS THE HISTORY AND DEVELOP.MENT OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE.EMPHASIZES THE ROLE PLAYED BY L/R JOHN SHAWBILLINGS IN MAKING THE LIBRARY WHAT IT ISTODAY. EXPLAINS THE INTERACTIVE RELATION-SHIPS BETWEEN VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THEPRESENT LIBRARY. RELATES THESE FUNCTIONS TOTHE BIOMEDICAL COMMUNICATION NEEDS OF THEU S AND THE WORLD.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

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LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE - MATTHEWWALKER, MD

55 MIN, 16..64 FILM. OPT. SD. B&W 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HIS EARLY EDUCATION IN NEW OR.LEANS AND HIS MEDICAL EDUCATION AT MEHARRYMEDICAL COLLEGE, WHERE HE WAS THE FIRSTRESIDENT TO STAY THREE YEARS. TELLS ABOUTHIS EFFORTS TO TRAIN MORE SURGEONS, HIS RE-SPONSIBILITY FOR THE SUCCESS OR FAILURE OFHIS STUDENTS, AND HIS CONCERN FOR THE DELIV-ERY OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE TO GHET-

.TOS AND RURAL AREAS.pRODUDED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA

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LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE MAXWELL Mmow MO, PHD

57 MIN, 11IMM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1974

PRODUCER LISNMAC


REVIEWS SOME OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS DR WIN-TAO.. , HAS MADE IN HEMATOLOGY. RECALLS THELACK OF LABORATORY STANDARDS AND PERCEP-TION OF DIAGNOSTIC VALUES INDICATED IN CLINI-CAL LABORATORY MEDICINE DURING HIS EARLYYEARS. DISCUSSES HIS CONTRIBUTIONS IN EFFECT-ING A CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR THE ANEMIAS.AND HIS ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MOREPRECISE LABORATORY PROCEDURES AND EOUIPMENT.pRODuc.,ED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

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LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE MEDICAL TEACH-ING PHILOSOPHIES

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, EI&W 1976

PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS BRIEF SEGMENTS FROM THE RECORDEDINTERVIEWS OF 15 EMINENT AMERICAN SCIENTISTSAND TEACHERS. RELEASED AS 'LEADERS IN AMERI-CAN MEDICINE' BY THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIO-VISUAL CENTER DURING THE YEARS 1971-1976PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE ALPHAOMEGA ALPHA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY.

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LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE OWEN H WAN-GENSTIEN, MO


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HIS WORK AS A SURGEON. HIS RE-SEARCH EXPERIMENTS ON THE ETIOLOGY OF AP-PENDICITIS, AND HIS WORK ON THE ETIOLOGY AND

SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER AND ESO-PHAGITIS. EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THEHISTORY OF MEDICINE IN MEDICAL EDUCATION,ANO ALSO THE IMPORTANCE OF ENCOURAGINGAND SHARING OPPORTUNITIES WITH STUDENTS.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS 'DRWANGENSTEEN'. PRODUCED IN COOPERATIONWITH ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA.


LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE SHIELDSWARREN, MO

61 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIN . 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HIS ACADEMIC CAREER AT HARVARD,AND AT BOSTON CITY COI,LEGE WHERE HE BEGANHIS WORK IN PATHOLOGY. DISCUSSES HIS RE-SEARCH IN THE PATHOLOGY OF DIABETES AND THEINTRODUCTION OF INSULIN. ALSO TELLS ABOUT HISLONG ASSOCIATION WITH THE ATOMIC ENERGYCOMMISSION, HIS RESEARCH IN RADIATION PA-THOLOGY, AND THE INTRODUCTION OF THE USE OFISOTOPES. SUMMARIZES A STUDY ON THE EFFECTSOF RADIATION ON SURVIVORS OF THE ATOMICBOMB IN JAPAN.PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH AlpHA OMEGAALPI4A.


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LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE T R HARRISON,. 'MO


PRODuCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES HIS YEARS AT JOHNS HOPKINS SCHOOLOF MEDICINE, VANDERBILT, AND PETER BENTBRIGHAM HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS HIS TENURE ASCHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE, UNI-VERSITY OF ALABAMA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, HISRESEARCH ON THE INCREASED NEED FOR OXYGENTO A WEAK HEART, AND HIS PHILOSOPHY ON THEPROVISION OF MEDICAL CARE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA.

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LEADERS RI AMERICAN mamma - I BARRY WOOD,JR, MO

00 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BAN 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC


HIGHLIGHTS HIS EARLY YEARS, HIS PRIMARY INTER-EST IN THE MECHANISMS OF DISEASE, AND HISMANY YEARS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH IN THESTUDY OF PNEUMOCOCCAL PNEUMONIA BEFOREAND AFTER ANTIBIOTICS WERE DEVELOPED.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH ALPHA OMEGAALPHA. PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THISAS 'OR W000.'

LEADERS IN AMERICAN MEDICINE W MONTAGUECOM MO


PRODUCER USNIAAC


RELATES THE EVENTS IN HIS LIFE WHICH SHAPEDHIS GOALS AND IDEALS, AND EMPHASIZES THE IN-FLUENCE OF HIS PARENTS AND TEACHERS DURINGHIS EARLY YEARS. ALSO DISCUSSES HIS YEARS OFSTUDY AT AMHERST AND HOWARD, HIS POSTGRAD-UATE TRAINING AT WESTERN RESERVE, HISTENURE AT HOWARD WHERE HE TAUGHT ANATOMYFOR 44 YEARS, AND HIS ROLE IN HELPING TO GAINEQUAL RIGHTS FOR BLACK PHYSICIANS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE ALPHAOMEGA ALPHA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. THISPRODUCTION WAS SUPPORTED IN PART BY A GIFTTO AOA FROM DOCTORS BEATRICE C AND DAVID ESEEGAL.

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LEADERS NI AMERICAN MEDICINE WALSH MC DER-MOTT, MD

60 MIN, 19IAM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC


EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS ON THE PRACTICE OF MEDI-ONE IN THE U S. AND THE FUTURE OF MEDICALEDUCATION. DISCUSSES HIS EARLY RESEARCH ONINFECTIOUS DISEASES AND DESCRIBES HIS EXPERI-MENTATION WITH LABORATORY ANIMALS IN FIELDTESTING OF THE ANTIMICROBIAL DRUGS, STREPTO-MYCIN, AND ISONIAZED.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS 'DRMC OERMOTT'. PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITHALPHA OMEGA ALPHA.

FROM THE 04,4 T MEN OF MEDICINE SERIES,

LEADERS OF TOMORROW


PRODUCER USA

777LE NO. 002515/RL RENTAL SALE

PORTRAYS JAPANESE TEEN-AGE BOYS AND GIRLSLEARNING THE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY AT THEYOUTH TRAINING CENTERS SPONSORED IN JAPANBY THE AMERICAN RED CROSS AND THE SUPREMECOMMANDER, ALLIED POWERS.

1949

LEAGUE SCHOOL FOR SERIOUSLY DISTURBED CHIL-DREN-A SERIES


PRODUCER USBEH


DOCUMENTS THE FACILITIES, GOALS, AND CUR-RICULUM OF THE LEAGUE SCHOOL FOR SERIOUSLYDISTURBED CHILDREN.

NO TWO OF THESE Kum ARE ALIKE 2SMIN

ONE HOUR A WEEK 1SMIN

PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT 24MIN

TEACHER SUPPORT 15MIN

1973

LEARNING 11100THS


PRODUCER USHSP


DESCRIBES THE RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENT NURS-ERY SCHOOL AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY,GREELEY, CO. SHOWS HOW IT AIDS POOR CHIL-DREN TO IMPROVE LANGUAGE. LEARN PROBLEM-SOLVING TECHNIQUES, SELF CONCEPTS, INTERPER-SONAL RELATIONS, AND SELF CONTROL

1969

LEARNING FIRE womman


PRODUCER USNWCO

Lamm TO READ THROUGH TIM ARTS NEWYORK, NEW YORK


PRODUCER USRRP


THE PROGRAM SERVES DISADVANTAGED, INNER-CITY CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGEE OF 10 AND 12WHO ARE POOR READERS. SHOWS HOW THE CHIL-DREN MEET AT THE GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM OR ATARTISTS' STUDIOS TO ATTEND.WORKSHOPS WITH AREADING TEACHER THREE TIMES A WEEK. IN-STRUCTION IN THE READING WORKSHOPS IS DE-SIGNED TO CORRECT CHILDREN'S SPECIFIC SKILLDEFICIENCIES. A SPECIAL EVENT RELATED TO THEARTS IS OFFERED TO THE CHILDREN EVERY WEEK.WITH AUDIBLE ANO INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.64 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDBOOK,AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HANDBOOK, AFLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAM PROCESS,AND AN OBJECTIVES-ACTIVMES-ASSESSMENTCHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE RIGHT TO READ PACKAGLS FOR EFFEC.TIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

LEARNING TO SPEAK, PT 1


PRODUCER USSEN

TITLE NO. 003711/RL JALE

EXAMINES THE PROBLEM OF THE DEAF CMILD WHOLACKS THE NORMAL AUDITORY SYSTEM FOR RE-CEPTION OF 'I HE SPEECH SIGNAL AND AUDITORYFEEDOACK TO MONITOR HIS OWN PRODUCTION.DISCUSSES THE GOAL OF INSTRUCTION WHICH EN-ABLES THE DEAF CHILD TO DEVELOP NOT NORMALB UT INTELLIGIOLE COMMUNICATION. EXPLORES THECHARACTERISTICS OF INTONATION P1TC4i, ARTICU-LATION, AND VOCAL auxin, REQUISITE TO THEATTAINMENT OF INTELLIGISLE SPEECH WITHIN THEPHONOLOGICAL LANGUAGE SYSTEM.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDIXATION OF THE1977 NEARINO MI- PAIRED mart AMERCAN SERIES.


SHOWS HOW TO DEVELOP A UNDERSTANDING OFMETEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS WHICH CONTRIB-UTE TO FOREST FIRES. INTENDED FOR USE BY FIREFIGHTER TRAINEES.25 STUDENT TEXTBOOKS INCLUDED.

LEARNING STRATEGIES


PRODUCER USNIMH


DOCUMENTS A SCHOOL IN CLEVELAND, OH, WHICHHELPS STUDENTS GUIDE THEIR owN DEVELOP-MENT. EMPHASIZES HUMAN VALUES AND HUMANRELATIONS IN THE CURRICULUM ALONG WITH THESTUDENT TUTORIALS, HISTORICAL DRAMATIZA-TIONS, AND STUDENT-PRINCIPAL DISCUSSIONSABOUT THE CURRICULUM.INCLUDES DISCUSSION GUIDE AND TEACHER'SHANOSOOK.

FROM THE ONE TO GROw ON SERIES.

1973

UARNING TO LEARN IN INFANCY


PRODUCER USOCDE


STRESSES THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF CURIOSITYAND EXPL"RATION IN LEARNING, AND POINTS TOTHE KINDS OF EYPERIENCE THAT CULTIVATE ANDSTIMULATE AN EAGER APPROACH TO THE WORLD.POINTS OUT THE CUMULATIVE NATURE OF LEARN-ING, AND TELLS HOW EVEN IN INFANCY THE ABILITYTO ABSORB AND USE NEW EXPERIENCES DEPENDSON A BACKLOG OR CONTEXT OF EXPERIENCE.

1970

LEARNING TO READ THROUGH READING - SIERRACONSERVATION CENTER, CALIFORNIA


PRODUCER USRRP


THE PROGRAM AIMS TO RAISE PRISONERS' READ-ING SKILLS TO LEVELS NEEDED FOR PERFORMINGCONSERVATION WORK AT THE CENTER, OR FOROBTAINING JOBS AFTER RELEASE OR PAROLE. THE7-WEEK TRAINING SESSION USES A 'READING WITHSYMBOLS METHOD VOIICH GIVES A BEGINNINGREADER VISUAL CUES TO HELP HIM IDENTIFY THESOUND OF A LETTER OR GROUP OF LETTERS.WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS'76 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDSOOK,AN INSTRUCTIONAL OIMPONENTS HANDBOOK, AFLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAM PROCESS,AND AN ME CTIVES-ACTIVITIE &ASSESSMENTCHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE MOW TO READ PACKAGES FOR EFFEC.TIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

1975

223

23i

LEARNING TO SPEAK, PT 2


PRODUCER USSEH

TITLE NO. 00015SIAL RENTAL SALE

A CONTINUATION OF THE FIRST HALF, PART II CON-CERNS ITSELF WITH PERCEPTION OF INTONATIONPATTERNS-HOW MEANING IS AFFECTED BY STRESS,PITCH AND PHRASING, AND, DEVELOPING AND INPROVING SPEECH RHYTHM.

LEATHERNECK AMDASSADORS

15 MIN, 16MM FILM,'OPT. SO, COL 1961

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE MARINE CORPS PARTICIPATION IN THE1064 INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF MUSIC, EON-BURGH, SCOTLAND.


LIFT VENTRICLE CATHERIZATION


PFAXUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS THE FUNDAMENTAL PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-LATIONSHIPS INVOLVED IN LEFT VENTRICLE OATH-ERIZATION USING THE RETROGRADE TECHNIQUE.EMPLOYS IMAGE INTENSIFIER X-RAY SEQUENCESOF THE CANINE HEART TO stow THE LANOMARKSUSED FOR X-RAY ORIENTATION, RELEVANT CARDIO-VASCULAR STRUCTURES VISUALIZED BY OPAOLIEDYE, AND THE CATHETER -AORTIC VALVE-VENTRIC-ULAR PERIOD RELATIONSHIP.

LEFT VENTRICLE CATHETERIZATION


PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 004144VRL SALE

PRESENT% IN SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MINI-UNITFORM, THE FL NDAMENTAL PHYSIOLOGICAL RELA.TIONSHIPS INVOLVED IN LEFT VENTRICLE CATHERI.ZATION. USING THE RETROGRADE TECHNIOUE. EMPLOYS IMAGE INTENSIFIER X-RAY SEQUENCES OFTHE CANINE HEART TO SHOW THE LANDMARKSUSED FOR X-RAY ORIENTATION, RELEVANT CARD*VASCULAR STRUCTURES VISUALIZED BY OPAQUEDYE, AND THE CATHETER-AORTIC VALUE-VENTRICU-LAR PERIOD RELATIONSHIP.

LEGACY OF GEMINI

2$ MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1907

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 0025111/RL SALA'

PRESENTS THE MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THEGEMINI TWOMAN SPACE FLIGHTS AND THE RELA-

TIONSHIP OF THESE ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO THEAPOLLO THREE-MAN FLIGHTS THAT WILL LEAD TO ALUNAR LANDING. SHOWS MAN IN SPACE AND THEEARTH SEEN FROM SPACE.

LEGACY, THE


PRODUCER USGSA


EXPLAINS THE TOTAL SYSTEMS APPROACH TO FIR-ESAFETY AND BUILDING PROTECTION. FOCUSES ONGSA'S FIRST HIGHAISE STRUCTURE TO INCLUDE ATOTAL FIRESAFETY SYSTEM, THE SEATTLE FEDER.AL BUILDING. SHOWS A TOTAL SPRINKLER SYSTEM,2-WAY VOICE COMMUNICATIONS, VOICE ALERTINGSYSTEMS, SMOKE DETECTION EQUIPMENT, AUTO-MATIC ELEVATOR RECALL, AND A COMPUTERSYSTEM. ALSO SHOWS HOW ALL ELEMENTS AREVISUALLY BROUGHT TOGETHER WITH THE HUMANELEMENT.

LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SOATMEN

Al MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USCG

lITLE NO. 002517/RL

1966

SALE

LEGAL REQUIREMENTS, BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL,ARE DISCUSSED. FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS FORBOAT NUMBERING AND DOCUMENTING, LIFESAVINGDEVICES, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, HORNS AND WHIS-TLES, LIGHTS AND ACCIDENT REPORTS ARESHOWN.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEGAL RESPONSIIMUTIES AFFIRMATIVEANO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT


PRODUCER USWCEIU

TITLE NO. 007846/RL

ACTION

1976

SALE

PRESENTS DRAWINGS ILLUSTRATING THE LEGALRESPONSIBILITY OF EMPLOYEES TO ELIMINATEUNFAIR AND ILLEGAL EMPLOYMENT PRACTICESTHAT OFTEN AFFECT WOMEN. ALSO PRESENTS AREVIEW OF THE EQUAL PAY ACT OF 1963, TITLE 7OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT, AND EXECUTIVE ORDER11246. EXPLAINS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS ANDEQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OFFICER EN.FORCEMENT OF SEX DISCRIMINATION LAWS.

72 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. SCRIPT INCLUD-ED.

LEGAL RIGHTS Of WOMEN WORKERS

MIN, 2 x 2 SLIDE% AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PROOLAXR USWOBU


1976

SALE

PRESENTS CARTOON DRAWINGS ILLUSTRATINGWOMEN IN NONTRADITIONAL JOBS AND EXPLAIN-ING RIGHTS OF WOMEN TO EQUAL EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITY, EQUAL TRAINING AND PROMOTIONOPPORTUNITY, AND EQUAL PAY. PROVIDES INFOR-MATION ABOUT INTERVIEWS, TESTING. AND LEGALRIGHTS OF WOMEN WORKERS.

04 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2-TRACK, MONO.WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. SCRIPT INCLUD-ED.

LEGEND Of PAUUE OUM THE


PrGOL/CER USNIAA


T'EATURES TWO CHARACTERS: PAULIE GREEN, THEirfICALE-M DRINKER, AND KAREN, A YOUNG LADYMI!? HAS All ALCOHOLIC MOTHER. USES FLASH.BACKS 10 SHOW 94 EVENTS THAT TRIGGEREDPAULIE S DRINXIN3 PROBLEM. SHOWS HOW THEALCOHOL HOTLINi: OlIFEMS KAREN TO USE ALA.TEEN, A GROUP 5414f 3PECIALI7ES IN HELPINGYOUNG PEOPLE TO ODPE VVITH THE PROBLEM OFALLGHOLIC PARENTS.

FROM TNE DIAL 4L,Z4.104. SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LEHMAN CAVES NATIONAL MONUMENT


PRODUCER USDAVA

nnE 010102IRL RENTAL SALE

FOCUKS ON 94 FORMATION OE LIME0r0NkCAVES. FEATURING THE SINGULAR t:FEECTS INLEHMAN CAVE% TO CREATE A BETTER UNDER-STANDING OF THE EEAUTY AND IMPORTANCE OFTHE GREAT CAVES OF AMERCA AND THEIR GEO-LOGICAL STORY,

LEPTOSPIROSIS




EXPLAINS TO PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL THE VAR.IOUS PHASES Of LEPTOSPIROSIS. DISCUSSES THEPOSSIBILITY Of HUMAN INFECTION, AND POINTSOUT TO LABORATORY PERSONNEL THE VARIOUSASPECTS OF.THE DISEASE.

LESSONS LURNED FROM AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS -KNOW YOUR AIRCRAFT


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE PROBLEM OF AIRCRAFT ACCI.DENTS RESULTING FROM AVIATORS' LACK OFKNOWLEDGE OR DISREGARD OF AIRCRAFT LIMITA-TIONS.

LET NATURE WORK FOR YOU


PRODUCER USFHWA


ILLUSTRATES HOW NATURAL PLANT REGENERA.TION CAN BE USED TO ASSIST HIGHWAY MAINTE-NANCE ENGINEERS IN BEAUTIFYING THE RIGHT-OF-WAY AFTER CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN COMPLET-ED. ENCOURAGES MAINTENANCE CREWS TO KEEPMOWING OPERATIONS TO A MINIMUM BY NOTMOWING THE COMPLETE RIGHT-OF-WAY, GIVINGNATURE A CHANCE TO REVEGETATE THE AREAS.

LET THE SUTER PREPARE


PRODUCER USFSS


PROCUREMENT BY NEGOTIATION IS THE THEME OFTHIS FILM DEALING PRINCIPALLY WITH SIX MAJORSTEPS IN THE NEGOTIATION PROCESS. FOUR BASICNEGOTIATIONS OBJECTIVES ARE IDENTIFIED ANDSOME IMPORTANT DO'S AND DON'TS RELATING TONEGOTIATION ARE SET FORTH.

Lars FINISH THE JOS


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS THE MANY BREEDING AREAS OF THEAEDES AEGYPTI MOSQUITO IN THE MODERN CITY.GIVES THE LIFE CYCLE Of THE MOSQUITO AND DE.SCRIBES STEPS NECESSARY TO ERADICATE IT.

LET'S PLAY HOSPITAL


PRODUCER USOE


CORRELATES WHAT A CHILD EXPERIENCES IN THEHOSPITAL WITH WHAT HE FEELS ABOUT IT. SHOWS

.A VEHICLE FOR CHILD EXPRESSIONA NEW PRO-GRAM OF HOSPITAL RELATED PLAY. SEES HOW THEHOSPITAL STAFF HELP THE CHILDREN DEAL WITHTHEIR ANXIOUS FEELINGS.

Limn FROM A MOTHER10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1955

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS AN AMERICAN MOTHER'S UNDERSTANDINGOF THE ROLE HER SON MUST PLAY IN DEFENSE OFHIS COUNTRY,

CLEARED FOR TV.

LETTER FROM AN AIRMAN


PRODUCER USAF

T/TLE NO. 0047661RL SALE

PORTRAYS AN AIRMAN'S THOUGHTS AS HE WE9TE3HIS BROTHER ABOUT AIR FORCE BASIC TRAINING

CLEARED FOR TV, THIS FILM HAS BEEN CoELLAFEDOBSOLE TE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

LE l'TER TG A FRIEND

1051;?11 MIN, ItIMM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W

RODUrER USA

*OLE NO. 002522/RL SALE

EXT3LAINS I IOW JAPANESE BOYS AND ova wri.FrEspoNo .PEN PALS.' WITH BOYS AND G!RLSOf THUS OWN AGES IN THE UNITED EtTATE%

224

LISRARIES WITHOUT OARS


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE IN JAPANESELIBRARIES TO STIMULATE INTEREST IN READINGAND TO ENCOURAGE APPRECIATION OF ART,MUSIC. AND LITERATURE PREPARED FOR USE INOCCUPIED AREAS, PARTICULARLY IN JAPAN

LIFRARY OF CONGREU, THE

21 MIN, 16MM FILt.' OPT SD. B&W 1949

PRODUCER USOWI


SHOWS THE MANY AND VARIED FACILITIES AND AC-TIVITIES OF THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

LICENSE PLATE TRAFFIC SURVEY


PRODUOER USFHWA


SHOWS A METHOD OF CONDUCTING A SURVEY ONTHE ORIGINATION AND DESTINATION OF TRAFFICTHROUGH THE USE OF MOTION PICTURE PHOTOG-RAPHY. SHOWS HOW THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIP.MENT SHOULD BE SET UP FOR RECORDING LI-CENSE PLATES, HOW THIS INFORMATION IS TRANS-FERRED FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, ANDHOW QUALIFIED RESULTS ARE OBTAINED BYMEANS OF A RAPID FOLLOWUP.

LIFE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO DOW thIRL SALE

DISCUSSES THE GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OFLIFE AS WE KNOW IT. USES A NUMBER OF EXAM.PLES TO SHOW HOW LIFE HAS ADAPTED TO EARTHCONDITIONS AND CERTAIN LIFE FORMS CAN WITH.STAND ENVIRONMENTAL SHOCKS. DESCRIBES THECONOITIONS ON MARS WITH THE QUESTION RAISEDAS TO 'THE POSSIBILITY Of LIFE EXISTING THERE

LIFE 'BEYOND EARTH AND THE MINO OF MAN

25 MIN, 16AIM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 009709/RL

1976

SALE

EXPLORES IMPLICATIONS OF THE FASCINATINGSUBJECT OF POSSIBLE EXISTENCE OF EXTRATER-RESTRIAL LIFE WITHIN OUR GALAXY AND THE UNI.VERSE.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LIFE CYCLE Of DIPHYLLOIKITHRIUM LATUM


PRODUCER USPHS


EXPLAINS AND TRACES BY MEANS OF ANIMATIONAND PHOTOMICROGRAPHY THE LIFE CYCLE OF THEBROAD TAPEWORM OF MAN.

LIFE CYCLE OF ENOAMOUIA HISTOLYTICA NI DYSEIITIM AND NON-DYSENTERIC AMOESIASIS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PARASITES AS CYSTS IN AN ULCEHAED COLON. DEMONSTRATES BY ANIMATION HOWTHE AMOEBA DIVIDES INTO EIGHT AMFBUIALWHICH MOVE ABOUT, AND HOW 114E AMOEBAEENTER THE BLOOD.

LIFE HIMONT OF TOE ROCKY MOUNTKAW000 TICK

16 MIN, 164lM FILM, OPT. 30, COL 1969

PR 'DUCE R USNMAC

TITLE NO. oontRI. SAl 6

DEPICTS THE tto-nAk LIFE.CYCLE Of THEROCKY MOUNI:t/N WOOD TICK. SHOWS THE FPOL.OGY OE THE IARIOUS STAGES-ADULTS. EGGS.LARV.t% AND 1P.TAPH5, AND INCLUDES SUCH FEA-TURES At ADAPTIBILITY TO ENVIROWENT, HOSTREOUIREMENTS, AND NATURAL C06ITROLLING FAC-TORS

urroorrs LINDEN ARAvtri DAVITS LAUNCHINGBOATS

25 MIN. 16MM FILM, OP I SD. B&W 145.4

PROOVER USN

rITLE NO 002$27/FIL SALE

SHOWS THc. METHOD Or LAUNCHING THE PIERUHANT MARINE rYPE Z../F NESTED tIFC.BOAlS

USIO3 TNE WEUN GRAVITY DAVIT. DEMON-STRATES METHODS OF LAUNCHING AT DOCKSIDEAND WHILE UNDERWAY AT SEA.

UPISOATS UNDER GRAVITY DAVITS RECOVERINSBOATS

15 MTN, 10MM FILM, OPT. 80, SSW 1964

PRODUCER USN


WOWS THE SINGLE METHOO OF RECOVERING THEMERCHANT MANINE TYPE Of NESTED LIFEBOATSUSING THE VELIN GRAVITY DAVIT.' DEMON-STRATES AN ACTUAL. RECOVERY.

WRING A WINNIT, A WAY

I MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER UNIO

TITLE NO. 481150/ AL ReITAL

1970

I sALE

DEMONSTRATES PROPER METHOC4 OF LIFTINGPARCELS AND SACKS TO REDUCE BACK INJURIESAMONG POSTAL EMPLOYEES.

UPTINS TINPLATES PON A FOUNDATION

23 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW GM*

PRODUCER USN


TELLS How TO LIFT A TEMPLATE WITHIN THE HULL 'Of A SHIP AND TRANSFER THE SHAPE OF THE HULLSY USE OF MEASUREMENTS AND CARDBOARD.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1644. RELEASED BY UOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM TME SHIPSUILDING MILLS SERIES. THE SHIP.FITTER.

UNIT FOR OESRA, A

27 MIN, TIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER MINH

TITLE NO. 030341/1%. RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF THE USE OF BEHAVTOR MODIFICATION THROUGH REINFORCEMENT ASA TOOL TO AID IN CONCEPT, ACADEMIC TASK, ANDSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SEVERELY MENTAL:-LY RETARDED CHILD. FILMED IN COOPERATIONWITH PARSON RESEARCH CENTER, PARSONS, KS,AND THE FERRAL INSTITUTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

LN5MT41111111TVE NATIONALS

22 1404, TIMM FIUA, OPT. so. saiv I NO

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 002631/PL SALE

DISCUSSES PHYSICS OF LIGHT AND COLOR, ANDTHE CLASSIFICATION AND COMPOSITION OF LIGHT.SENSITIVE MATERIALS.

PRCOUCED BY U 8 NAVY, 1941. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1960.

FROM THE FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHYSERIES.

LIONTHOUNS AND USINTINHIPS

TO MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1948

PRODUCER USN

n..x. No. 002533/RL SALE

GIVES DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OFLIGHTHOUSES AND LIGHTSHIPP. .I.LUSTRATESFIXED LIGHT, FLASHING LIGHT, FIXED AND FLASH-ING LIOHT, GROUP FLASHING, OCCULTING, AND AL.TERNA I ION OF COLOR FLASHES.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U%TICE OT EDUCATION, 19441.

FROM TME A106 TO NAV44170N SUMS.

UNITING AND P/NOINTATION STATIC CAUSESAND UNIC111 ON AIRCRAFT DAMAN AND..

16 MIN, 156IM FILM, OPT SO, COI.

PRODUCER USN


1672

SALE

FULL TITLE: Lh3HTNING AND PRECIPITATION STATICCAUSES AM) EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT DAMAGE

AND PROTECTION.

UNITISING AND PRECIPITATIONAND IPPECTS ON AIRCRAFT

19 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. 80, COL

PROCUCER USN

TITLE NO. 008200/RL

STATIC - CAUSESFLASH ASO GLOW

1972

'SALE

UGHTNION AND PRECIPITATION STATIC CAUSESANO UPECTS ON AIRCRAFT - FUTURE AIR-CRAFT..

6 MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1972

PRODUCER USN


FULL TITLE-LIONTNING AND PRECIINTATION STATICCAUSES AND EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT FUTUREAIR-CRAFTDESIGN MOSLEMS

UGHTNING AND PRECIPITATION STATIC - CAUSESAND UPECTS ON AIRCRAFT RESEARCH..

MIN, TOMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USN

ma No. 006202/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: LIGHTNING AND PIECIPITATION STATICCAUSES AND EFFECTS ON AIRCRAFT RESEARCH

DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING.

UNITS RUNNING AND ANCHOR

IS MIN, TIMM FILM, OPT. 80, COL 1945

PRODUCER USN

TITLE M. 002534/RL SALE

SHOWS INLAND AND INTERNATIONAL RULES FORCOLOR OF UGHTS. DESCRIBEIS POSITION AND YIN-NUT/ FOR MASTHEAD, WOE, RANM, AND ANCHORLIGHTS AND UGHTS DISPLAYED BY VESSELS BEINGOVERTAKEN.

PROOUPED BY U S NAVY, 1642. RELEASED BY UOFFICE OF EDUCATION, Mt PREVIOUSLI THISHAS IRAN LISTED AS RULES OF THE NAUTICALROAD LIGHTS, RUNNING MID ANCHOR.'

FROM THE RULES OF THE NAUTICAL RCS4D sews.

LIGHTS VIEWILE SENO TOWED


PRODUCER USN


wow INLAND LIGHT RULES FOR BARGES ANDCANAL BOATS, SOOW BARGES, SCOWS, NONDE-SCRIPT VES&LS, AND DUMP SOOWS INFIEW YORKHARBOR.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY UOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946. PREVIOUSLY THISHAS BEEN LISTED AS 'RULES OF THE NAUTICALROAD LIGHTS, VESSELE BEING TOWED.'

FROM THE RULES OF THE NAunau ROAD SERIES.

LIKE FATINR, LIKE SON

15 MIN, ISMM FILM, OPT. 80, COL 1976

rAucucENUSNIAA

nra NO 005707/AL RENTAL sus ,SHOWS HOW JIM TRIES TO APPROACH HIS FATHER,WHO IS A PROBLEM DRINKER, ON THE CONCEPT OFALCOHOLISM, _SLIT EACH TAS THE FATHER BE-COMES UNREASONABLE AND SELLIGERENT. AFTERA PANTICULARLY EXPLOSIVE &NNE JIMS FATHERAPOLOGIZES AND PROMISES TO &LANGE. ALSOSUGGESTS METHODS CIF REHAIIILITATIO4 ANDSOURMS Of HELP.

FROM THE JACKSON JUNIOR NIGH SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

LINCOLN THE KENTUCKY YEARS

IS MIN, TIMM FILM, OPT. 80, COL

PRODUCERUSDAVA

TITLE AO. 010103/RL RENTAL

1972

SALE

SHOWS THE LINCOLN BIRTHPLACE INSIGHT INTOTHE HUMBLE BEGINNINGS AND RELATICNSHIPWHICH SHAPED THE FUTURE PRESIDENT'S CHAR.ACTER.

UNE-UP PROCEDURES FOR TACTICAL TELEGRAPHCARRIER nueriurr

MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1963

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 483510/ AL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR SETTING UPTACTICAL TELEGRAPH CARRIER EQUIPMENT FOR 2.WIRE OPERATIONS, _AND EMPHASIZES VANIOUSTESTS TO DETERMINE ITS OPERATING EFFICIENCY.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR :USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

225

LINN AND PISTON

20 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SO, NM 1945

PRODUCER USN


wows How TO INSPECT LINEN, DISASSEMBLEPISTON ROD ASSEMBLY, INSPECT SLIPPER ROO AS-SEMBLY, _INSPECT PISTON ASSEMBLY AND PISTON,AND REPLACE RINGS.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE ON THE. GENERAL MOTORS 12.507A DIESEL ENGINES

SERIES.

UNGALA BASIC COURSE

12 AUDIOCASSETTES, ZTRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 007751/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

LINCIALA BANC COURSE (SAMPLER)

1 AUDICCASSETTES, 2TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

SALE

LINK




EXPLAINS THAT CURRENT EXPERIMENTS IN HIGHENERGY PHYS4CS INVOLVE THE ANALYSIS OF III-MENSE QUANTITIES Of DATA. DESCRIBES THE EXPERIMENTAL COMPUTER APPROACH USED INTHESE EXPERIMENTS. DVOASES THE UNK PRO-GRAM AND DEMONSTRAT ES THE USE Of A CDC.3800 COMPUTER TO GENERATE ORCHESTRALSOUNDS AS BACKGROUND MUSIC.

LINK SEXTANT, THE


. PRODUCE R USN

TITLE NO 04120/111L RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE OPERATING PRINCIPLE Of THE SEX.TANT AND READING OF THE VERNIER SCALE.SHOWS IWO WAYS OF MAKING OSSERVATIONSAND How TO GRIP THE SEXTANT WHEN MAKINGOSSERVATTONS.

FROM THE 144 VELITION SERIES.

UOUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 80, 001 1 NE


7171.4-NO. 002E 4/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES 'MG USE Of A UOUID SOKIU,ATORFOR COLN TING LOWENERGY BETA LAMMCOMMONLY VIED IN BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICALTRACER EXPET IIMENTS.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSANILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

USSAJOUS FIGURES

27 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. RD, NSW 1963

PRODUCER USAF

I7TLE NO 004a4/FIL RENTAL

SHOWS LISSAJOUS T,GURES ON AN OSCILLOSCOPE.DISCUSSES THEN IN TERMS Of THEIR GENERALUSE OF PHASE AND FREQUENCY DETERMINATICRS,ANO DEMONSTRATES THEIR USE.

KINESCGPE. REPLACED BY 'LA261 OSCILLOSCOPEFREOVENCY AND PHASE MEASUREMENT,' WHICHmAT THE SAME AGENCY NO.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLAAED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

LISTEN

30 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. 80, COL

PROOLI'XR USSEH


1973

SALE

DOCUMENTS HEARING LOSS-ITS CAUSES, ITS PST.SHOLONCAL MEANING, AND WHAT CAN IN DONETO OOPE WITH IT. FILTERS SOUNC4 TO APPROXI-MATE HOW THEY ARE HEARD BY PERSONS WITHDIFFERENT KINDS OF HEARING LOSSES. PROVIDESAN ORIENTATION TO THE PROBLEM OF MEANINGLOSS IN TODAY'S SOCIETY.

AVAILASLE WITH Oh WrTIZA/T CAPTIONS.

FROM THE TOTAL awmuNicoms SERIES.

MIN AND TRAMIKRISE22 I /4 IN. AUDIOTAPES. FULL TANA,MONO

PRODUCER USBEH

nTLE NO. 003410/RL SALE

110 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE ANDINAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. DEVELOPED UNDER.THE AUSPICES OF THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION

1972 AND TRAINING OF THE SOCIETI OF NUCLEAR MEDI-CINE.

FROM THE NUCLEAR MEDICINE SERIES.

PRESENTS A PROGRAM THAT CAN BE SELF.ADMIN.ISTERED IT STUCIENTS WHO HAVE OR HAVE NOTHAD A PREVIOUS COURSE IN BASIC PHONETCS.S IN. REELS, 7 1/2 IPS. GUIDE INCLUDED.

MIN TO THE MT MAN14 MIN. 11Mm FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USNOAC


DRAMATIZES THE DAIL,/ ACTIVITIES OF A ROOENTCONTROL OFFICER IN AN URBAN AREA. ILLUS-TRATES THE PROBLEMS OF POOR SANITARY CON.CITRONS.


MURK.*45 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1960


TInE NO. 0073911/RL SALE

SUMMARIZES CLINICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICALCHARACTERISTCS OF LISTERIO3IS. DISCUSSESECOLOGY OF THE MICROORGANISM AND TREAT-MENT OF THE DISEASE.

LITTLE EXTRA WORK, A


PROOUCER USNMAC


mows THE EMOTIONAL CONFLICTS INVOLVED INTHE WORKING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOCAL ANDSTATE HEALTH DEPARTMENTS.

LITTLE FLAME, A


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE DANGERS OF FIRES CARELESSLYCAUSE!) BY TRASH BURNING, SMOKING, BRUSHAND GRASS BURNING, CAMPFIRES. AND CHILDRENPLAYING WITH MATCHES. JOHN WEAVER. A PUBLICSPIRITED INSURAN.C4 HAN, HELPS TO LICK THE FIRPROBLEMS ill HIS COMMUNITY.

urns SLOW, A


PRODUCER USPCMR


DRAMATIZES THE ISSUE Of LEGAL RIGHTS FOR RE.TARDED CITIZENS IN TERMS OF TWO YOUNGADULTS. WITM FLASHBACKS TO THEIR PROBLEMSAS CHILDREN. PORTRAYS SEVERAL FORMS OF DM-CRIMINATION THAT RETARDED PERSONS FACE.

(6. AND CONCLUDES WITH A CALL FOR THE PUBUC TOHELP RIGHT THESE WRONGS.

LITTLE SISOKEY

14 MIN, 11MM FILM, 001 SD, COI

PRODUCER USDA

nTLE NO. 416440/RL

1963

SALE

PRESENTS THE STORY Of 'SMOKEY', THE BEARCUB WHICH WA3 FOUND CLINGING TO A CHARREDTREE AFTER A FOREST FIRE IN NEW MEXICO ANDLATER TAKEN TO THE NATIONAL ZOO IN WASHING.TON. DC. THE IMPORTANCE OF FIRE PREVENTION ISSTRESSED.

LITTLE THINS URI SECURITY, A

22 MIN, I IMM F:LM, OPT. 50, COL

PROOLCER US000

TITLE NO 036140/RL

LIVING IN SPACE

I MIN. IIMM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1955

PRODUCER USNASA


REPORTS ON THE PROBLEMS AND SoLUTIoNs OFASTRONAUTS TAKING OXYGEN, WATER, AND FOODIN SPACE.


LIVING WITH A GLOVED BOX

IS MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE AC. 0023011/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIOUES OFWORKING WITH A GLOVED BOX, AN ENCLOSUREDESIGNED FOR HANDLING LOW.ACTIVITY RADIOAC-TIVE MATERIALS. DISCUSSES THE AIR FLOw ANDPRESSURES WITHIN THE BOX, THE BAGGING IN ANDBAGGING OUT OF MATERIALS, THE PROCEDURESFOR CHANGING THE FILTER, AND A METHOD FORHANDLING A FIRE WITHIN THE CLOVED BOX.

1964

LIVING WITH LIMITATIONS

20 MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1649

PRODUCER USVA

nnE Afo. 002309/RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW THREE VETERANS SUFFERINGFROM ARTHRITIS, HEART CONDITION, AND A TRICKKNEE. RESPECTIVELY, ARE RETURNED TO HEALTHSHOWS HOW VA PHYSICAL OCCUPATIONAL. ANDEDUCATIONAL THERAPIS I a WORK CO-OPERATIVEAND HOW THE PATIENTS ARE HELPED IN FINDINGJOBS SUITrD TO THEIR PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS.POPULATIONS, WATER. CROPS, AND LIVESTOCK BYAIR AND

LIVING WITH RADIATION


PROOIXERUSAEC SPONSOR USERDA


DISCUSSES THE RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM FORORIENTATION OF INDUSTRIAL AND LASORATORYPERSONNEL EMPLOYING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS.

LOA010 VOLTAM DIVIDERS

33 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1964

PRODUCER USAF

MEW. 002311/RL RENTAL SALE

DEFINES AND ILLUSTRATES 'LOAD.' SHOWS NOWTO DETERMINE THE VC,TAGE AT EACH TAP ANDTHE CURRENT THROUGH THE LOADS AND VOLTAGEDIVIDERS. LEADS THE STUDENT THnouoH A PROB-LEM OF CALCULATING THE VOLTAGE AND CURRENTTHROUGH A LOADED VOLTAGE DIVIDER. SHOWSHOW THE DIRECTION OF CURRENT FLOW AND PO-LARITY OF THE VOLTAGES ACROSS EACH RESIS-TOR ARE DETERMINED.KINESCOPE.

LOADING AND UNLOADING POLES


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS PROCEDURES FOR LOADING POLES ONAND UNLOADING FROM A FLATCAR OR TRAILERSAFETY PRECAUTIONS STRESSED.

LOADS AND LOADING OF GENERAL VRANSPORT VI-1972 VOUS!

II MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD. LAW

PRODUCER USA,


SNOWS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FIVE TyPES OFMILITARY CARGO TRANSPORTED VIA VEHICLE ANDTHE PRESCRIBED LOADING PROCEDURES FOREACH. EMPHASIZES MAXIMUM AUTHORIZED LOAD,PROPER VEHICLE FOR GIVEN LOAD, AND SAFETyPRECAUTIONS.

SALE

ILLUSTRATES A SMALL SECURITY INCIDENT BY DRA-MATIZING TIME AND EFFORT SPENT IN TRYING TORECOvER A DOCUMENT LOST BY A 801103NTRAC-TOR. SHOWS HOW MADLY A PINGLE LAPSE IN SECU-RITY CONSCIOUSNESS CAN HURT A COMPANY.

LIVES SCANNING


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES AND CLINICAL IN.DICATIONS Of THE UvER SCAN. GIVES A SUMMARYOF PROCEDURES, _AND NORMAL AND ABNORMAL

PRSCAN PATTERNS. ESENTS A REVIEW OF CLINICALINC4CATIONS.

104

LOCATING NOUS. DRILLING, AND TAPPING IN CASTIRON

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1942

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT A SOLT CIRCLE HAVINGEIGHT HOLES, TO USE THE CENTER PUNCH AS GEN-

2262 3

TERS FOR DRILLING. AND TO USE A TAPPINGCHucK FOR SET SCREWS

FRom THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE DRILL PRESS. VERTICAL DRILL NO.

LOCATION OF DECKS AND COMPARTMENTS


PRODUCERUSN

TITLE NO 006962/ft SAL E

EXPLAINS NUMBER AND LETTER DESIGNATIONS.DECK, AND COMPARTMENT ARRANGEMENTABOARD SHIP.

PRODuCED BY U S NAVY, 1644. RELEASEO BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, INS.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. NOMEN-CLATURE OF SHIPS.

LOG OF MARINER 4

27 MM. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL ISIS

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 411510/ft SALE

DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS OF TRAJECTORY, MID-COURSE CORRECTION, AND TRANSMISSION OFPHOTOGRAPHIT IN DIG iTAL FORM. AND OFFERS PIC.TURES OF THE MARTIAN SURFACE MADE FROMTHE MARINER FLYBY OF THE PLANET VENUS IN1985.

LOG OPERATION, THE

19 MIN, 2 x 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1976

PRODUCERUSOSHA


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL ANO KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE SAFETY AND.HEALTH HAZARDS IN THE WORKPLACE AND TOPCIOMOTE WORK PRACTICES THAT WILL HELP TOPREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS AS RELATEDTO THE LOG OPERATION IN THE LONGSHORE IN-DUSTRY.

69 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ISCRIPT INCLUDED.


LOGISTIC SUPPORT MANAGEMENT FOR ADVANCEDWEAPONS


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE MISSION OF A BALLISTIC MISSILESQUADRON AND THE COMPONENTS WHICH MAKEUP THE WEAPONS SYSTEM.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDEREO OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.WRING AGENCY.

LONG BEACH OPERATION READINESS

29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COI. 1973

PRODUCERUSN


DOCUMENTS THE LARGEST TRAINING IXERCISE INTHE HISTORY Of NAVAL RESERVE FORCES.

LONG CAW TM, PT 1, INDOORS


PROOUCER UqVA

TITLE NO. 0013 :3/RL SALE

COVERS SOME OF THE PROSLEMS OF VETERANSWHO LOSE THEIR SIGHT FOLLOwING DISCHARGEFROM THE SERVICE. DEMONSTRATES THERAPEUTicMETHODS IN GENERAL, AND SPEciFIC TECHNIQUESOF FOOT TRAVEL, INCLUDING USE Of A LONGCANE, PHYSICAL RE-TRAINING FOR MOBILITYWITHIN TH HOSPITAL, AND PREPARATION FOR AD-VANCED THERAPY.

L0610 CANE, TM, PT 2, OUTDOORS

32 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1954

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE MO 002314IRL SALE

SHOWS THE THERAPY GIVEN BLINOED VETERANSIN TECHNIOUES OF FOOT TRAVEL OUTSIDE THEHOSPITAL IN UNCONTROLLED AREAS, BOTH RESI-DENTIAL AND BUSINESS, INCLUDING USES OF THELONG CANE, SOUND DETECTION. ANC PROILEMSRELATED TO PUBLIC ATTITUDES.

LOOS 0011: AICHNIGIX

t t MIN, tOMM FILM, OPT. SO, 001 1963

PRODUCER USN SPONSOR (Alm


DEMONSTRATES THE SUPERIORITY OF X-RAY FILMSPRODUCED BY THE LONG CONE TECHNIQUE. ILLUS-TRATES, IN DETAIL THE PLACEMENT Of FILM TOPROOUCE IMAGES WITH THE PEST ANATOMICAL AC-

_CUMACY.

LONG HAUL, THE

14 MW, 11MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 11E3

PRODUCER UUSA


SHOWS A FISHERMAN'S EFFORTS TO PROVIDE FORHIS FAMILY AFTER A CRIPPLING ACCIDENT. IT EX-PLAINS THE SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSUR-ANCE PROTECTION.

LONG RISKING ME TNE 000S GITINORTIR

23 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, CXX

PRODUCER USAF

Tow

TITLE P.O. 0044411/RL RENTAL SALE

DRAMATIZES THE RISK OF DRIVING LONG DIS-TANCES ON WEEKEND Tri 11. DEPICTS A PROFES-SIONAL GANSLER WHO RELATES THE THEORIES OFGAMBLING TO A WEEKEND FLING OF FOUR LASVEGAS BOUND AIRMEN. GUILDS TO CLIMAX AS00011ARE MOUT EVEN FOR A SAFE RETURN.

LONGO UPI FOR WOOD


PRODUC*R USDA


*SIGNED TO SHOW TmE AvERAGE USER OF WOODNE ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES CIF USING TREATEDW000 IN PLACES WHERE DECAY IS LIKELY TOCCCUR. MOWS THE vALuE OF GOOD CONSTRuC-TOON, ANO HOW IMPROPER CONSTRUCTION CANLEAD TO EARLY DECAY IN WOOD. PORTRAYSTREATMENT OF WOOD WITH FRESERVATIIVES INCOMMERCIAL TREATING PLANTS, AS WELL ASHOME TREATMENTS ON THE FARM AND IN THECITY.

LONGMONT WPM AND NUM A 304,OURCOURSE

665 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT, r JI. 1970

PRODUCER USOSHA


TEACHES THE TECHNIQUES AND BENEFITS OF SPE-CIALIZED SAFETY PROGRAMMING APPLICABLE TOTHE LONGSHORE INDUSTRY, AND POINTS OUT THEMAJOR CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS AND INJURIESPLAGUING THIS INOUSTRY, ALSO PRESENTS WAYSOF REDUCING OR EUMINATING THESE HAZARDS.

2-VOLUME, LOOSE-LEAF INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE ANO1-VOLUME, LOOSE-LEAF TRAINEE MANUAL INCLUD-ED.

FROM THE LCWOSNOST ' FETY AND HEALTHSERIES.


. . a public sorvlooof your govrnmint

LONGMONT SAFETY AND HEALTHA KR

MULTIMEDIA SERIES

MOWER USOSHA

TITLE No. 0011614/RI

URGE OPERATION, THE

URGE WOOER, THE

BREAK SULK OPERATION, THE

CARPENTER, THE

CONTAINER OPERATION, NS

1976

SALE

19MIN

1BMIN

23MIN

14MIN

arMIN

CONTTTIASTRATICLE MUCK OPER-A

CRANE OPERATOR, MI

PCRITUFT OPERATOR, MB

GRAIN OINTRATION, ME

HOLITMAK THIT

NOOK UP NAN, TNE

LASH OPMATION, THE

LOG OPERATION, NI

LONGMONT IMPIETY AND HEALTH A1111410INI COME

LONGINORS WITT MID Haws AINCUR OMNI INSTRUCTORSMIDI

LONGSMOW SAFETY AND WALD. AMITOUR COURSE TRAINEEMANUAL

NOLLON ROLLOPTI OPERATION, THE

III7.1TRACTOR OPERATOR, THE

STUDER A140 STRIPPER. MI

WOMAN AND MI HATOITINDER,T1414

30MIN

13MIN

MAIN

13MIN

22MIN

13MIN

1SMIN

ISMIN

LTA NISTORY SALLOONS

27 MIK 111MM FILM, OPT. 50, SAW 1944

PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO. 4ss0tenu. SALE

TRACES THE HISTORY OF BALLOON EXPERIMENTA-TION COVERING PROBLEMS, DEVELOPMENT, OUT-STANDING BALLOONISTS, AND MODERN USES OFBALLOONS.

LUBRICATION Of ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

OWLS MIN, TOMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1163

PRODUCER USN

3i OMIN TITLE PC 091710/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF ROUTINE AND ME-THODICAL LUMICATION OF ELECTRONIC EQUIP-MENT ACCORDING TO RECOMMENDED PROCE-DURES.

151MIN

30MIN

14MIN

I IIMIN

14IMIN

LOOK PURTNER MAN TOMORROW

34 MIN, TRAM FILM, OPT. SO, saw 1967

PRODUCER USOJD SPONSOR USOYD


DISCUSSES THE PROS ANO COOS OF SUMMERYOUTH INVOLVEMENT PROGRAMS IN WASHINGTON,DC.

LOCKING MOW TO A CAREER


PRODUCER US411.5


DISCUUES CURRENT EMPLOYMENT BY OCCUPA-TION AND INDUSTRY, THE EFFECT OF TECHNOLOGYON JOSS, AND CHANGING EDUCATIONAL ANOTRAINING REQUIREMENTS. DESIGNED TO HELPYCUNG PEOPLE CHOOSE CAREERS AND HELP VO-CATIONAL GUIDANCE AND OTHER MANPOWER SPE-CIALISTS KEEP ASREAST OF MANPOWER TRENOS.AN UPDATE OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICSSLIDE PACKAGE 'JOSS FOR THE 7011.' GUIDE 114-CLUDED.

1975

LOST MIXING TIME ON DUALCRUll PAVER

30 MIN, TeMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1 eee

PROOUCER USFNWA


HIGHUGHTS THE IMPORTANCE. OF THE SIMULTA-NEOUS MIXING INTERVAL IN MEETING MIXING TIMESPECIFICATIONS WITH DUAL-ORUM PAVERS IN THECONSTRUCTION OF HIGHWAYS. SHOWS SOMETROUBLE SPOTS AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OFPROPER ADJUSTMENTS TO THE BATCHMETER.

LOST PRODUCTION 114 IMINWAT CONSTRUCTION


PRODUCER USFHWA


EXAMINES MINOR DELAYS THAT AFFECT PROOUC-TION RATES OF KEY UNITS OF HIGHWAY CON-STRUCTION EQUIPMENT, _INCLUDING POWER SHOV-ELI, IICRAPERS, HOT-MIX BITUMINOUS PLANTS,AND CONCRETE PAVERS.

LOW LEVEL AIR NAVIGATION

22 MIN. TIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 19410

PRODUCER USN

7771E NO. 4921175/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES FLIGHT MANNING AND FLIGHTTECHNIQUES TO BE USED BY CARRIER ATTACKPILOTS IN THE NAVIGATION PORTION Of THE LOWLEVEL ATTACK MISSION. SHOWS HOW NATURALAND MAN-MADE LANDMARKS ARE SELECTED ANDUTILIZED IN FLIGHT AS CHECKPOINTS ALONG THEROUTE FLOWN. FOLLOWS A LIGHT CARRIERATTACK PILOT THROUGH THE FLIGHT PLANNINGAND FLYING PROCEDURES Of A SIMULATED LOWLEVEL ATTACK MISSION.

LW37 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1967

PRODUCER USN


OUTLINES HOW LSO WAS DISCOvERED, THE DAN-GERS OF ITS MISUSEL AND ITS EFFECTS ON THEBRAIN AND BODY. FEATURES WALTER MINER,LCOR, MEDICAL CORPS, USN.

WGANDA BASIC COME


PROOUCER USED

TITLE NO. 0071106/IIL

TEXT INCLUDED.

LOOM' PUNCTURE

13 MIN, TIMM FILM, oFT. SD, WM

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 002316/RL

SALE

1944

SALE

maws HON TO PREPARE A PATIENT FOR ALUNSAR PUNCTURE. INDICATES THE POSITION OfTHE PATIENT, NEGROES THE OPERATION, AND eYANIMATION DEMONSTRATES WHAT HAPPENS WHENTHE INJECTION IS MADE.

LUNAR LAMM MI MISSION OF SURVIVOR I

11MW. TOMM FILM, OP1. SO, COL INT

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 493272/RL, SAI:E

SHOWS THE LAUNCHING AND THE METHOD BYWHICH PHOTOGRAPHS WERE RECEIVED.

LUNAR =DULL ma

5 MIN, TIMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL ISIS

PRODUCER USNASA


GIVES A CLOSE-UP AT THE VEHICLE WHICH MADETHE ACTUAL TOUCHDOWN ON THE LUNAR SUR-FACE. INCLUDES A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE AS WELLAS AN EXAMINATION OF THE EXTERIOR FEATURES.

FROM TI .E APOLLO WEST SERIES.

LUNAR RECEIVING LAB

e MIN, 10551 FILM, OPT. SO, COL INSPRODUCER UMW


mows THE FACILITIES AT THE LABORATORY OFTHE MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER.

LUNGANDA SASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)


PROOUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 007912/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

MAC ARTHUR STORY, THE

20 MIN, TOMM FILM, OPT. 30, B&W



SALE

1514

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE LIFE OF 0 N DOUGLAS MACARTHUR. CITES HIS LEADERSH P N THREE WARSAND REVIEWS 1114 PEACETIME CONTRIOUTIONS.

THIS IS OONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANODOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

MACHINE SHOP WORK "INCH WORK-A SERIES

119IM FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 0071596/FIL RENTAL

CINTERING SMALL STOCK

CUTTING PODIA WITH TAPS ANDD MA

FITTINPAND SCRAPING SMALL SEAR.P IGS

FUNDAMINTALS OF FILING

LAYING OUT SMALL CASTINGS

RIAMING WITH STRAIGHT HANDREAMERS

REAMING WITH 'TAPER NANO REAM-IRS

SCRAPING PLAT SURFACES

1942

SALE

12MIN

20MIN

24MIN

12MIN

16MIN

20MIN

15MIN

14MIN

MACHIN' MOP WORK FUNDAMINTALS OF 'LUC-PRINT RIADING-A SIRIES


P000uceR USOE

TITLE NO. 007597/RL REPO& SALE

PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS, REFIRENCESURFACES, AND TOLERANCES 12M1N

READING A DRAWING Of A VALVEBONNET 20MIN

READING A MIKE-VIEW DRAWING 10MIN

NCTIONAL VIEWS ANO PROJECTIONSFINISH MARKS 15M IN

VISUALIZING AN OBJECT SIMIN

MACHIN§ SHOP WORK OPIRATIONS ON A BROACH-ING MACHINE


PRODUCER USOE


S ROACHING AN INTERNAL KEYWAY

O 01)111.1 RAM VERTICAL SURFACE'POACHING

SINGLE RAM VIRTICAL SURFACEP ROACNING

SALE

23MIN

30MIN

AMIN .

ammo SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE CENTERMS GRINDING MACHINE


PRODUCER USX


!HONED GRINDING A TAPERID PIN 26M1N

INFIED GRINDING A SHAFT OF TWODIAMETERS 31M1(4

INFEED GRINDING immune)WORK 23MIN

THRUMS() GRINDING A STRAKIKT PIKPT 1

THRUPEED GRINDING A STRAIGHT PIN,PT 2

MACHINE MOP WORK OPERATIONS ONCENTER-TYPS GRINOIR


PRODUCER USOE


GRINDING A PLAIN PIN, PT 1, THEGRINDING WHEEL

GRIMING A PLAIN PIN, PT 2, GRIND.NIG OPIRATIONS

29MIN

26MIN

THE

1944

SALE

17MIN

17MIN

GRINDING A SLINCIIR SHAFT WITHSACK REST

GRINDING A TAPER

PLUM( CUT GRINDING

17MIN

IWAIN

1SMIN

MACHIN§ SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE MORI.ZONTAL PORING MILL-A SIRIES

111MM FILMS, OPT. SO .1 1945

PRODUCER USOE


CONTOUR FACE MILLING 17MIN

DRILLING, TAPPING, PULS MING.AND RIMMING 22MIN

FACE MILLING WITH A FIXTURE 17MIN

ROUGH LINE-BORING 19MIN

SETUP FOR FACE MILLING WITH A FIX-TURE 20MIN

SETUP FON ROUGH LINLOORINO 1SMIN

swam SHOP WORK - OPIRATIONS ON THE INTERNAL GRINC4R-A SIRIES


PRODUCER U901

TITLE NO. 007606 'AL SALE

mama A DEEP HOLZ IBMIN

GRINDING A STRAIGHT HOLE 1 @MIN

GRIMM A STRAIGHT HOLI ISPANIWO ISMIN

mama AND FACING A BUND HOLE 17MIN

MACHINE POOP WORK OPIRATIONS ON THE VERTI-CAL PORING MILL-A SIRIES


pRooucER USOE

TITLE No. 007616/AL RENTAL SALE

FACNICILIWANTOU24721:211"rem°:°TICAL. TURRET LATHE 30MIN

Mgr 14:44CcagERORING. AND l'URN

ROUGH-FACING, TURNING, AND MILL-ING 31MIN

22MIN

MACHIN" SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE-A SERIES


PRODUCER UWE


CUTTING A DOVETAIL TAPER SLIDE 26MIN

CUTTING A ROUND END KEYWAY 22MIN

MILLING A CIRCULAR T-SLOT 22MIN

MILLING A HELICAL GROOVE 26MIN

USING A MIL ENO MILL 21MIN

MACHINE SHOP WORK OVIDIATIONS ON THECUTTIR GRINDER

5 16MM FILMS. OPT. SO 1944

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO, 007801IM. RENTAL SALE

SHARPENING A FORM RELIEVEDCUTTER 1 @MIN

SHARPENING A PLAIN HELICAL MILL-ING CUTTER 16MIN

SHARPENING A SHELL END MILL 17MIN

SHARPINING A SIDE MILLING CUTTER 23MIN

SHARPIIIING AN ANGULAR CUTTER ISMIN

MACHINI SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE DRILLPRESS RADIAL DRILL-A SIRIES

2 104m FILMS, OPT SO 1942

PRODUCER USOE


DRILLING ANO TAPPING CAST STILL 19MIN

DRILLING TO A LAYOUT AND SPOT.FACING CAST DION 15MIN

MACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE DRILLPRESS SENSITIVE DRILL-A SINES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 0071103/RL RENTAL 'SALE

DRILLING A NOLL IN A PIN 10MIN

MACHINI SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE DRILL' PNESS VERTICAL DRILL-A SIRIES


PRODUCER USOE


COUNTERSINKING, cOW4TERBONING,ANC) SPOTFACING 20MIN

LOCATING NOUS, DRILLING, ANDTAPPING IN CAST MON MAIN

MACHIN§ SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THEswum LAT)M-A SIRIES

16 16MM FILMS, OPT SO

PRODUCER USOE


PORING TO cLoss TOLERANCES 17MIN

CUTTING A TAPER WITH THE COM.POUND REST AND WITH A TAPERATTACHMENT 11MIN

CUTTING AN EXTERNAL NATIONALFINE Tirsao 12MIN

CUTTING AN INTERNAL ACME THREAD 22MIN

CUTTING AN INTERNAL TAPER PIPE'MUD 20MIN

DRILL/NG, WRING, _AND REAMINGWORK HELD IN CNUCK 11MIN

MAC/MING WORK HELD IN CHUCKuss OF RIFERENCE SURFACES 24MIN

ROUGH TURNING BETWEEN CENTIME 1SMIN

TURNING A TAPIR WITH THE TAILSTOCK WIT OVIIR I 7MIN

TURNING WORK NILO ON A FIXTURE 21MIN

TURNING WORK NILO ON A MANDREL 20MIN

TURNING WORK OF TWO 'IMMURE 14MIN

USING A BORING SAN BETWEEN CENTIRE WORK asui ON CARRIAGE 22M1N

USING A FOLLOWER REST 21MIN

USING A STEADY REST 25MIN

USING A STEADY REST WHEN BORING 21MIN

MACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE GEARNOOSING MACIPIII-A URNS

5 11IMM FILMS, OPT. SO 1945

PRODUCER USOE


HONING A HELICAL WAR TWOCUTS, NONDIFFERENTIAL METI401) 17MIN

NOOSING A SPUR GIAR PT 1, SETTINGUP THE camas auk 1SMIN

H011100 A SPUR GIAR, PT /, SETTINGUP ANO 14011111NO THE WORK 24MIN

Videocassette and Super SmmMany of the 18mm motion 13ictures listed in this catalog are also available forpurchase in various 8mm formats and in videocassette. Please contact theCenter's Order Section for further informatio;i and prices.

228

N OSIIING A SOUARE TOOTH SPLINE

NOOSING A WORM GUAR SPREDMETHOD

MACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE17MIN TURRET LATHE-A SERIES

7 15MM FILMS, OPT. SD1SMIN PRODUCER USOE

TITLE P.O. 007614/RL RENTAL

EAR WORK - MAGNESIUM, PT 1, SIT-TING UP BAR MECHANISM ANDROLLER TURNER

SAN WORK MAGNESIUM, PT 2 UT-TING UP MULTIPLE Rouln Rime+AND TURNING A TAPIR

BAR WORK - MAGNESIUM, PT 3, NECK-ING AND THREADING SY USE OF AT-TACHMENT ANO ST DIE

CHUCK WOONL PT 1 SETTING UPHERAGCN MERIT TelOLS

CHUCK WORK, PT 2, SETTING UPTOOLS FOR VOISSINID CUTS

SETTING UP AND MACHINING BARSTOCK

TURRET LATHE, THE AN INTRODUC

MACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE METALCUTTING UNO SAW-A URNS


PPIODUCER Lowe

7771E P.O. 007000IRL RENTAL SALE

FLING AN INTERNAL IRREGULARSHAPE 27MIN

SAWING AN INTERNAL IRREGULARSHAPE 32MIN

MACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE MILL.NIG MACHU'


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE P.O. 007010/IR RENTAL SALE

W RING HOLU WITH MUT SORIINIHEAD 2SMIN

CUTTING A MORT RACK 18MIN

CUTTING KEYWAYS 1 MIN

CUTTING TEETH ON A WORM GEAR 17MIN

MILLING A HELCAL CUTTER 1IMIN

MILUNII A TEMPLATE 17MIN

MILLING MACHIN!. THE OMIN

PLAIN INOSIONG AND CUTTING A SPURGEAR 26MIN

STRADDLE AND SURFACE MILLING TOCLOSE TOLERANCES 27MIN

STRADOLE IMMO 17MIN

MACHINE SKOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THEPLANER -A UNICE


PRODUCER USOE


PLANING A DOVETAIL SLIDE MAIN

PLANING A FLAT SURFACE 22MIN

PLANING A FLAT SURFACE (SPANISH) 22MIN

MACHNIS SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THESHAPER -A SERIES

3 16MM FILMS. OPT. SO

PRODUCER USOE


CUTTING A KEYWAY ON ENO OF A FIN.ISM SHAFT 13MIN

MACHINING A CAST IRON RECTANGU-LAR BLOCK 25MIN

MACHINING A TOOL STEIL V KOCK 21MIN

MACHINE SHOP WORK OPERATIONS ON THE SUR-FACE ORINDER-A SERIES


PRO&ICER USX


GRINDING A -PARALLEL SAN, PT 1,SETTINQ UP THE MACHINE I4MIN

GRIMM A PARALLEL BAR, PT 2,GRINDING OPERATIONS 15IAIN

unvy'""li"'rorrio A TEMPLATE I 5MIN

G RINDING A V4LOCK 22MIN

GRINDING THIN DISCS 15MIN

L.


. . . e public service. of your government

TION

1945

SALE

10MIN

23MIN

16MIN

34MIN

17MIN

wawa SHOP WORK PRECISION MEASUREMENT -A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE USE OF THE GAGE IN PRECISION MEA-SUREMENT.

MEL PROTRACTOR, The

FIXED GAGES

GAGE BLOCKS AND ACCESSORIES

HEIGHT GAGES AND TUT INDICATORS

MICROMETER, THE

MICROMETER, THE (SPANISH)

PRECISION GAGE @LOCKS

STEEL nuu (SPANISH)

STEEL RULE, T141

VERNIEBS

15MIN

17MIN

23MIN

12MIN

15MIN

15MIN

IVAN14MIN

14MIN

19MIN

MACHINE SHOP WORK SINGLE POINT CUTTINGTOOLS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


FUNDAMENTALS OF ENO CUTTING- TOOLS 12MIN

FUNDAMENTALS OF SIDE CUTTINGTOOLS 11MIN

MACHINE TRADES


PRODUCER USDLMP

TITLE NO 494490/RL

1900

SALE

COVERS MANY JOB OPPORTUNITIES THAT AREOPEN TO BEGINNERS. STRESSES G000 PAY FORENTRY WORKERS AND CAREER LADDER POTENVAL; INCLUDING SHOP OWNERSHIP FOR THOSEWHO MASTER A TRADE. mows A MACHINE SHOPWITH BEGINNING WORKERS LEARNING FROM EXPERIENCED CRAFTSMEN. A YOUNG WOMAN OPERATING GRINDING AND POLISHING MACHINES, AND MA-CHINISTS USING COMPLICATED MACHINERY INTOOL AND DIE MAKING.

FROM THE CAREER JOR OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.10.

CLEARED FOR N. RECOMMEMDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GROUPS.

MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION TRANSCRIPTION TECH-MOUE


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW TO PHRASE DICTATION AT VARIOUSSPEEDS PREPARE FOR A DAY'S WORK COMPOSEA LETTER AND CORRECT ERRORS IN THE TRANSCRIPTIONS ON THE CYLINDER. SHOWS THE 'DO'S'AND 'DON'TS' Of A GOOD TRANSCRIPTION

MACHINING A CAST MON RECTANGULAR BLOCK

25 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, BAW 1942

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE P.O. 494500/RL RENTAI SALE

SHOWS SEVERAL PROCESSES, SUCH AS HOW TOSET THE SHAPER RAM STROKE TO ADJUST THESHAPER TABLE, VISE, VERTICAL FEED, HEAD FEEDAND CROSSFEED - AND SET UP A RECTANGULARCAST IRON BLOCK.

229

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE SHAPER. NO. 2.

MACHINING A TOOL STEEL V BLOCK


PRODUCER USX


SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT WORK FOR MACHININGON A SHAPER, SET UP AND POSITION THE RAMSTROKE, AND MACHINE 'V GROOVES AND RECTAN-GULAR SLOTS.

FROM THE AucHbvE lOP MORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE SHAPER, NO. 3

MACHINING LAMINATED PLASTICS

19 MIN, OIMM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1945

PRODUCER USX

TITLE N0.494400011. RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MACHINE A TYPICAL LAMINATEDPART, CUT THE TUBE STOCK TO LENGTH ON A CIR.CULAA SAW, TURN THE OUTSIDE DIAMETERS ON ALATHE. MACHINE INSIDE DIAMETERS BY OCRINGWITH A LATHE, AND FINISH ON A MILLING MACHINE.


MACHINING WORK HELD IN CHUCKINCE SURFACU

24 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B4W

PRODUCER USOE


um OF REFER-

1944

SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO SELECT AND MACHINE SUR-FACES TO BE USED FOR REFERENCE, HOW TO SETUP A WORKPIECE ACCURATELY TO THE REFER-ENCE SURFACES IN A LATHE CHUCIt, AND HOW TOUSE A BORING BAR TO MACHINE SEVERAL INTER-NAL SURFACES.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP MORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE. NO. 12.

MAGIC OF FIRE, THE


PRODUCER WHIM

TITLE P.O. 003571/RL SALEIt

ILLUSTRATES HOW FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS OCCUR,AND DESCRIBES THE SAFE USE AND CONTROL OFCOMMONLY USED GASES AND FLAMMABLE LIQUIDSBY THE TABLETOP DISPLAYS AND LABORATORYDEMONSTRATIONS. POINTS OUT THE VARIOUS IN-DUSTRIAL FIRES AND FIRE HAZARDS IN THE HOMEWITH INSTRUQTION ON THEIR PREVENTION.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF. OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4600FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE USE AND ADVANTAGES OF MAG-NETIC AMPLIFIERS IN CONTROLLING ELECTRICPOWER USES SCHEMATICS AND GRAPHS OF THEIDEAL HYSTERESIS LOOP TO ILLUSTRATE THETHEORY OF OPERATION AND CONSTRUCTION OFSATURABLE REACTORS AND SELF-SATURATING RE-ACTORS. TELLS HOW DESIRED CONTROLS CAN BEPRODUCED BY ARRANGEMENT OF CONTROL WIND-INGS AND BY ADDITION OF BIAS WINDINGS. DUALCORDS. AND RECTIFIER CIRCUITS.

MAGNETIC CORES, PT 1, PROPERTIES


PRODUCER USA


DEPICTS PROPERTIES OF MAGNETIC CORES ANDTHEIR APPLICATION IN DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM.SHOWS HOW INFO IS STORED AND TRANSFERREDFROM ONE CORE TO ANOTHER.

MAGNETIC cools, PT 2, BANC CIRCUITS

30 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1962

PRODUCER USA


GIVES FEATORES AND FUNCTIONS OF SINGLE-DIODE, SPLITVINDING, AND INHIBIT TRANSFERLOOPS. DESCRIBES APPLICATION OF THESE LOOPSSINGLY OR IN COMBINATION.

MAGNETIC EFFECTS IN SPACE


PRODUCER USNASA


ILLUSTRATES BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE BYUTILIZING FOOTAGE FROM SKYLAB IN-FLIGHT SCI-ENCE DEMONSTRATIONS. ASTRONAUT OWEN KGARRIOTT DISCUSSES SEVERAL OF THE SCIENCEEXPERIMENTS USING FILM PREPARED FROMSKYLAB TELEVISION TRANSMISSION AND DEMON-STRATION EQUIPMENT.


CLEARED FOR N.

MAGNETISM IN SPACE


PRODUCER USNASA


FEATURES DR OWEN GARRIOTT. WHO DESCRIBESTHE BASICS OF MAGNETISM PIROUGH DEMON-STRATIONS ON EARTH AND IN SPACE ONBOARDSKYLAB. REVIEWS FAMILIAR MAGNETIC EFFECTSAND APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETS ON EARTH ANDSHOWS HOW THESE EFFECTS ARE OBSERVABLE INSPACE IN NEW AND DIFFERENT WAYS. CONCLUDESWITH IMPORTANT PRESENT AND FUTURE APPLICA-TIONS OF MAGNETISM IN SPACE.


MAGNETISM, PT A


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES MAGNETS AND EXPLAINS THE DIFFER.ENCE BETWEEN NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL MAG.NETS. DISCUSSES THE CHARACTERISTICS OF HAG-NETIC LINES OF FORCE ABOUT A MAGNET AND THELAWS OF REPULSION AND ATTRACTION BETWEENMAGNETS. GIVES THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT THEAMOUNT OF REPULSION AND ATTRACTION. EX-PLAINS THE THEORY UF MOLECULAR ARRANGE.MENT IN A MAGNET.KINESCOPE.


amcwansm, PT34 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW

INVOUCER USAF

T/TLENO 001030/11L RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES MAGNETIC TERMS-PERMEABILITY, RE-TENTIV1TY, FLUX, RELUCTANCE, RESIDUAL MAGNE-TISM, AND MAGNETIC SHIELDING. EXPLAINS THECHARACTERISTICS OF TEMPORARY AND PERMA-NENT MAGNETS, CONCLUDING WITH A PRESENTA-TION OF THE BASIC SHAPES IN WHICH MAGNETSARE GENERALLY FOUND.KINESCOPE.


MAGNETRON

40 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, BIN

PRODUCER l:3AF


EXPLAINS HOW THE TRAVEL ING WAVE MAGNETRONOPERATES. DISCUSSES THE FILTERS THAT EXIST INTHE MAGNETRON AND THEIR EFFECTS ON ELEC-TRON MOTION. REVIEWS THE BASIC REQUIRE-MENTS Of 'AN OSCILLATOR. AND SHOWS HOW THEMAGNETRON MEETS THESE REOUIREMENTS.POINTS OUT FACTORS THAT DETERMINE POWERAND FREOUENCY, AND EMPHASIZES THE EFFECTSOF VARYING MAGNETIC FIELD,KINESCOPE.

THIS HA; BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

MAGNIFICENCE IN TRUST (REV)


PROOMER USOAVA

TITLE NO 010104/IAL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE GLACIER 'BAY NATIONAL MONUMENT,KATMAI NATIONAL MONUMENT, AND MOU'll' MCKIN-LEY IN ALASKA.

MAIL DISTRIBUTION CLERK,THE


PRODUCER USPOST


SHOWS THE DUTIES OF A MAIL DISTRIBUTIONCLERK, AND DEMONSTRATES THE 'INSIDE WORK'AT A POST OFFICE,

MAIL HANDLER, THE




DEMONSTRATES THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THEMAIL HANDLER AT A LARGE POST OFFICE.

MAIL IT RIGHT


PRODUCER USPOST

TITLE NO. 007692/RL

1975

SALE

ILLUSTRATES HOW SECRETARIES ARE TAUGHT THERECOMMENDED METHODS OF PREPARING FIRSTCLASS MAIL. INTRODUCES THE CORRECT ADORESSFORMAT FOR MECHANIZED SORTING IN POST OF-FICES. DEMONSTRATES CARELESS TIME-CONSUM-ING MISTAKES MADE BY MANY SECRETARIES. EM-PHASIZES SECRETARIAL PRACTICES WHICH SAVETIME AND MONEY FOR BUSINESSES AND GET THEBEST SERVICE AT THE POST OFFICE.

MAINSTAY OF TIM MAILS, THE


PRODUCER USK/ SPONSOR USPOST


SHOWS THE COMPLEXITY AND IMPORTANCE OFMAINTAINING THE EQUIPMENT AND BUILDINGS OFTODAY'S POSTAL SYSTEM. ILLUSTRATES THELATEST MECHANIZATION EQUIPMENT, AND STRESS-ES THE NEED FOR HIGHLY SKILLED MAINTENANCEEMPLOYEES.

MAINTAINING GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS


PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS TWO SUPERVISORS DESCRIBING SPECIF-IC WAYS WHICH THEY EMPLOYED IN IMPROVINGWORKING CONDITIONS.


MAINTAINING QUALITY STANDARDS


PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW A SUPERVISOR LEARNS THAT QUALITYAS WELL AS QUANTITY PRODUCTION IS NECESSARYAND HOW SUCH QUALITY STANDARDS CAN BEACHIEVED AND MAINTAINED.


MAINTAINING TIM HUP SERVICE TYPE HELICOPTER -ROTOR $ YSTEMS AND RELATED CONTROLS


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES BASIC STEPS IN THE REMOVAL OFROTOR BLADES, HUB, SNUBBERS, FLAP RESTRAIN-ERS, AND DAMPERS. SHOWS PROCEDURES FORSETTING BLADE ANGLE OF INCIDENCE AND CHECK-ING CONTROL CABLE TENSIONS.


MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF FOOD STORAGEAND WAREHOUSING


PRODUCER USFDA


EXPLAINS THE PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARDS RESULT-ING FROM CARELESS PRACTICES IN FOOD STOR-AGE. PORTRAYS AND EMPHASIZES IMPORTANTSANITARY PRECAUTIONS REQUIRED IN THE PRO-TECTION OF F000.

, AN ACCOMPANYING INSTRUCTOR'S ILLUSTRATEDNARRATION INCLUDED

MAINTAINING WORKERS' INTEREST

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIW

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 499025/FIL RENTAL

MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION OF THE FLOAT ANDPRESSURE TYPE CARBURETORS

28 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BILW 1963

PRODUCER LISA


SHOWS VISUAL INSPECTION, ADJUSTMENT, REMOV-AL, AND REPLACEMENT OF CARBURETORS INSTALLED IN ARMY AIRCRAFT.

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF STEAM CONDENSER -CIRCULATING WATER SIDE


PRODUCER USN

nnE NO. 002330/RL SAL E

E-PLAINS.THE PRINCIPLE AND OPERATION OF THESTEAM CONDENSER, AND SHOWS THE PROCE-DURES OF PREPARING, CLEANING, INSPECTING, RE-PAIRING, AND TESTING A CONDENSER.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1952. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1952.

MAINTENANCE OF INSTALLED PETROLEUM FACILI-TIES


PRODUCER USAF


SI-IOWS IMPORTANT STEPS IN PREVENTIVE MAINTE-NANCE OF THE HYDRANT FUEL DISPENSINGSYSTEM.

MAINTENANCE SAFETY IN AVIATION - MURPHY'S LAW


PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW IMPROPER INSTAL ATION OF AIRCRAFTEOUIPMENT CAN CAUSE ACCIDtNTS.

MAINTENANCE TANK CLEANING - BUTTERWORTHMETHOD

31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OM. SO, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 00641I/RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW PURPOSES GOVERN PROCEDURESTO BE FOLLOWED AND SHOWS BASIC TECHNIQUESIN APPLYING BUTTERWORTH METHOD.

FROM THE NAVY TANK CLEANING PROCEDURESSERIES.

MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH 114446


PRODUCER USBEH


INTRODUCES A LESSON SHOWING EVALUATIONAND PRACTICE ON ALL FIVE NUCLEI WORDS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'SH OIL'

FROM THE TEACHIKIG SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND-LY DEAF SERIES.



PRODUCER USSEH


SHOWS HOW THE TEACHER GETS EVIDENCE OFCORRECT AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF ALL FIVENUCLEI WORDS IN GENERAL .SPEECH SITUATIONS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEENtISTED AS '8H-09.'


MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH -


PRODUCER USBEH


.SHOWS HOW THE PUPIL REACHES THE PRODUC-TION STAGE ON 'CH' AND THE FILM ENDS AT THEPRESENTATION STAGE ON 'J.'PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'SH10.'

FROM 1IIE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND-LY DE SERIES.

1944 MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH YOU'RE WELCOME I


PRODUCER USBEH


SHOWS HOW THE TEACHER BEGINS CORRECTIONOf THE WHOLE WORD 'WELCOME.' USING THE SYN-THETIC APPROACH.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'YOU'REWELCOME.'

SALE

DRAMATIZES VARIOUS EMPLOYEES DOING POORWORK BECAUSE THEIR JOBS DO NOT INTERESTTHEM. POINTS OUT THAT THE SUPERVISOR SHOULDBE ALER7' TO DETECT AND REMEDY THESE SITUA-TIONS WHENEVER POSSIBLE.


230

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH ro THE PROFOUND-LY DEAF SERIES.

MAJOR ARIA OF SPEECH YOU'RE WaLcokia -11 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1974

PRODUCER USBEH


wows HOW THE PUPIL CONTINUES SYNTHETICPRACTICE ON THE WHOLE WORD 'WELCOME.'PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'YOU'REWELCOME 2.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.L DEAF SERIES.

MAJOR ARIA OF SPEECH YOU'RE WELCOME $


PRODUCER USBEH


SHOWS SIX EXAMPLES USING THE IMITATION ANDPRODUCTION STAGES.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'YOU'REWELCOME 3.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.L.Y DEAF SERIES.

MAJOR ARIA OF SPEECH YOU'RE WELCOME 4


PRODUCER US8EH


SHOWS mow THE TEACHER CREATES AN OPPOR-TUNITY TO EVALUATE THE AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF THE ENTIRE PHRASE.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'YOU'REWELCOME 4.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.L VAF SERIES.

MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH YOU'RE WELCOME II


PRODUCER USSEN .


SHOWS HOW THE TEACHER ATTEMPTS TO GETPROPER INTONATION ON THE WORD THROUGHSHAPING AND GENERAL PRACTICE.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'YOU'REWELCOME 5.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH ro THE PROFOUND.LY DEAF SERIES.

MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH - YOU'RE WELCOME -


PRODUCER USSEN

TITLE 'No. 003708/RL SALE

SHOWS mow THE PUPIL USES SELF-REMINDING TOPRODUCE THE PHRASE WITH PROPER ACCENT ANDINTONATION.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'YOU'REWELCOME 6.'

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUNDLY DEAF SERIES.

MAJOR STRUCTURAL REPAIRS Of PLASTIC WATS20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE METHOOS AND MATERIALS USED FORREPAIRING MAJOR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO Fl-BERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC BOATS.FOR USE WITH NAVSHIP MANUAL 0982 019-0010.

SAKAI THE DOCUMENTARY OF AN OPEN OCEANDIVE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE PREPARATION AND EMPLOYMENT OF AMOBILE SATURATION DIVE OFF THL COAST OFOAHU, HAWAII, gM_BINES SPECTACULAR UNDER-WATER PHOTOGRAY WITH DESCRIPTIONS OFDIVING RESEARCH SPONSORED BY THE BUREAU OFMEDICINE SURGERY. THE OFFICE OF NAVAL RE-SEARCH, AND THE NAVY SUPERVISOR OF DIVING.

MAKE FEWER MOTIONS MOTION ECONOMY


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE PRINCIPLES OF MOTION ECONOMY,WHICH ENABLES WORKERS TO PERFORM TASKS

WITH LESS FATIGUE AND INCREASED OUTPUT.SHOWS HOW TO SELECT A JOB FOR ANALYSIS ANDHOW TO USE A MOTION ECONOMY CHART.


MAKE THE ROOF SAFE


PRODUCER USBM

TITLE NO 00355VRI. SAL E

THROUGH FILMIC FLASHBACKS, THE TWO MENRELATE OTHER MINING ACCIDENTS THAT RESULT-ED IN DEATHS OF MEN THEY KNEW. DISCUSSESHOW AND WHY THESE OCCURRED. AND THESAFETY PRECAUTIONS THAT COULD HAVE PRE-VENTED EACH ACCIDENT.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER, WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

MAKE YOUR BLOOD DO DOUBLE DUTY


PROCILICER USN


STRESSES THE NEED OF THE MEDICAL DEPART-MENT FOR A CONTINUOUS SUPPLY OF VOLUNTEERBLOOD DONORS WITHIN THE NAVY.

MAKING A COLO SENO ON:A HANDPOWIRED MA.CHINE


PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF BENDS IN MARINEPPPE INSTALLATION. SHOWS HOW TO MEASUREPIPE FOR DEWS, AND HOW TO OPERATE A HAND-BENDING MAC.HINE.

FROM TEd SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFIT-TING, r.a 4.

MAKING A CORE 002 FOR A FLANGED HPE ELBOW

2 I MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER US01

TITLE NO 49115 i/RL RENTAL SA tE

EXPLAINS HOW TO USE P. PATTERN LAYOUT INMAKING A CORE BOX, DESIGN A CORE BOX, LAY ,OUT A CURVED CORE ROX PIECE, TURN THE CORECAVITY IN A CURVED PIECE, ASSEMBLE A COREBOX HAVING A CURVED CORE PIECE, AND FINISHTHE CORE BOX.

FROM THE PRECISION IVOOD MACHINING SERIES.FUNDAMEN- TALS OF PATTERNMAXING, NO. 10.

MAKING A CORE SOX FOR A MACHINE SASE

12 MIN, TOMM FILM, OPT. SD. nri 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 4S0100./RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW A PATTERNMAKER, WORKINGFROM A CASTING, GOES ASOUT THE JOB OF DE-SIGNING A WEIE BOX, EXAMINES THE CASTING. VI-SUALIZES THE PROBLEM, MAKES THE LAYOUT, ANDCONSTRUCTS THE PATTERN AND CORE BOXES.

FROM TEC PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.

MAKING A CORE SOK FOR A TAIL MINT


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO C 11479/RL SALE

EXPLAINS W TO USE DRY SAND CORES IN MOLD-ING HOLES IN CAST 'NOS. USE PA TTEAN LAYOUT TOMAKE A CORE BOX, DISTINGUISH SEMEN COREAND CORE PRINT, LAY OUT THE CORE PRINT, ADOTHE CORE, AND DETERMINE THE PARTING LINE OFA CORE BOX.

FROM' THE PRECISION WOOD MACHIMNG SERIES.PROBLEMS IN PATTERNMAKING.

MAKING A CORE DOX 'FOR A VERTICAL CONE


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE FUNCTION OF THE SAND CORE. DE-PICTS HOW TO MAKE A HALF SOX, USE PARTEDBOXES, USE A LAYOUT PATTERN IN MAKING ACORE BOX. PREPARE CORE BOX PIECES, AND AS-SEMBLE A CORE BOX.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.FUNDAMEN TALS OF PATTERNMAKING. NO. 9.

231

MAKINO A FIVE TUCK SPLICE


PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO PREPARE THE CABLE FOR SPLICING,AND MAKE THE TUCKS. INCLUDES A DESCRIPTIONOF HOW TO TAPER, SET, SERVE, AND SHELLAC THESPLICE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. CONTROLCABLES. NO. 2

MAKING A HOT SEND


PRODUCI R USN

rInE NO 006983/RL SALE

SHOWS BY DIAGRAMS AND DEMONSTRATION HOWTO SELECT PIPE, PACK WITH SAND, HEAT. ANDBEND.


FROM THE.SHIPSUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFITTING.

MAKING A MASTER CONTOUR TEMPLA'sE


PROOUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF A MASTER CONTOURTEMPLATE. SHOWS HOW TO TRANSFER A LINEFROM A LINESBOARD TO A PIECE OF SHEET METAL,AND HOW TO MEASURE AND RECORD BEVELANGLES. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF FRE-QUENT CHECKS FOR ACCURACY.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. TEMPLATES,NO. 1.

MAKING A MASTER DEVELOPED LAYOUT, PT

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OF SD. B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO MAKE THE COMPLETE PATTERN ORMASTER DEVELOPED LAYOUT FOR A BULKHEAD INAN AIRPLANE FIN, USING A MASTER CONTOUR TEM-PLATE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. TEMPLATES,10. 2

MAKING A MASTER DEVELOPED LAYOUT, PT 2, ANDMAKING THE FORM BLOCK

16 IAN, 160AM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1944

PRI:OA/GER USOE

TITLE 1...1 499261/RL RENTAL SALE

TELLS HOW TO COMPLETE THE MASTER DEVEL-OPED LAYOUT BY CALCULATING AND SCRIBING THEFORM BLOCK LINES. DESCRIBES HOW TO MAKE THEFORM BLOCK.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. TEMPLATES,1C. 3.

MAKING A MATCHSOARD PATTERN


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SKETCH A MATCHBOARD, MAKEPATTERNS. PREPARE GATES TO CONNECT PAT-TERNS, PREPARE THE RUNNER FOR THE COPESIDE. ASSEMBLE THE MATCHBOARD, TURN A DRAFTTAPER ON A HOLE. AND ATTACH FLASK FIXTURES,

FROM THE PRECISION 14 OOD MACHINING SERIES.

MAKING A PATTERN FOR A FLANGED PIPE ELBOW

16 MIN, 16MM, FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES HOW TO MAKE A RIGHT-ANGLELAYOUT, TURN OUT SEPARATE CORE PRINTS, MAKESPLIT FLANGES, SET FLANGES INTO CORE PRINTS,A' 3EMBLE HALF THE PATTERN ON THE LAYOUT.DOWEL AN ELBOW PATTERN, AND APPLY LEATHERFILLETS.

FROM THE PRECISION 14;000 MACHINING SERIES.

MAKING A PAT, '7RN FOR A MACHINE MOLDED STEELGLOW AND MOUE VALVE

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT., SD. B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW MACHINE MOLDING AFFECTS PAT-TERN DESIGN. AND HOW A PATTERNMAKER DE-SIGNS AND CONSTRUCTS A PATTERN FOR A VALVEBODY, INCLUDING THE GATING SYSTEM.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.PROBLEMS IN PATTERNMAKING.

MAKING A PATTERN FOR A THREE-PART MOLD


PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES THE REASONS FOFI THE 3.PART PAT-1TERN. SHOWS HOW TO MAKE THE LAYOUT, SEG.MENT THE BODY OR CENTER SECTION, ELIMINATETHE END GRAIN ON LARGE FLANGES, AND TURNLARGE WORK ON THE END OF THE LATHE.

FROM THE PRECISION W000 ;MACHINING SERIES.

MAKING A PATTERN REQUIRING A COVER CORE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW MOLDING AND CORING PROBLEMSLEAD TO THE CHOICE OF A COVER CORE. SHOWSHOW A PATTERNMAKER DESIGNS PATTERNS ANDCORE BOXES REOUIRING A COVER CORE.


MAKING A PATTERN REQUIRING SOX CONSTRUC-TION


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW A PATTERNMAKER APPROACHESTHE TASK OF MAKING A PATTERN FOR A DUPLI-CATE OF A CASTING, EXAMINES AND MEASURESTHE CASTING, VISUALIZES THE PROBLEM. ANDCONSTRUCTS THE PATTERN.

FROM THE PRECIStON 14000 MACHINING SERIES.PROBLEMS IN PATTERNMAKING.

MAKING A PATTERN REQUIRING SEGMENTAL CON-STRUCTION


PROD(JCER USOE


EXPLAINS WHY SEGMENTAL CONSTRUCTION IS APREFERRED METHOD FOR SOME PATTERNS, ANDSHOWS HOW A PATTERNMAKER DESIGNS ANDCONSTRUCTS A PATTERN FOR A GEAR BLANKWHICH REQUIRES SEGMENTAL CONSTRUCTION.

EROM THE PRECISON 14000 MACHINING SERIES.PROBLEMS IN PATTERNMAKING.

MAKING A PATTERN USING A GREEN AND A DRYSAND CONE


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE AK) 499510/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW A GREEN SAND CORE IS MOLDED.TELLS HOW A PATTERNMAKER DETERMINES WHENTO ALLOW FOR A GREEN SAND CORE, DESIGNS APATTERN ALLOWING FOR A GREEN SAND CORE,AND VISUALIZES AND CONSTRUCTS A PARTICULARPATTERN.

FROM THE PRECISION WOW MACHINING SERIES.PROBLEMS IN PATTERNMAKING.

MAKING A PATTERN WITH A HORIZONTAL CORE

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD; RAW

PROOUCER USOE

1945


EXPLAINS WHEN TO USE A HORIZONTAL CORE, ANDHOW TO ALLOW FOR SHRINKAGE IN BRONZE, LAYOUT FILLETS, MAKE HORIZONTAL CORE PRINTS,TRUE UP A PARTING PLANE, DOWEL A PATTERNWITH A HORIZONTAL CORE. AND TURN CRUSHERSTRIPS

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES

MAKING A PATTERN WITH A TAIL PRINT


PRODUCER USOE

TITLEAAD 499520/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS HOW TO MOLD CASTINGS WITH HOLES,MAKE A ROUGH SKETCH FOR VISUALIZING THEACTUAL CASTING, USE DRY SAND CORES, FORMCORE CAVITIES BY USING TAIL PRINTS, AND MAKE ALAYOUT INCLUDING TAIL PRINTS

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.

MAKING A PATTERN WITH A VERTICAL CORE


PRODUCER USOE

TI'LE NO. 4095251RL RENTAL SALE

POINTS OUT THE IMPORTANCE OF MAKING A PRE.LIMINARY SKETCH. SHOWS HOW TO MAKE THELAYOUT, ALLOW FOR SHRINKAGE, AND FINISH, LAYOUT THE CORE PRINTS, USE THE LAYOUT, ASSEM-BLE THE PATTERN, ALLOW FOR DRAFT, AND SHEL-LAC THE PATTERN.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.

MAKING AND REPAIRI 0 TUSINO CONNECTIONS

1945 16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO STRAIGHTEN COPPER TUBING,HOW TO WORK, CUT. AND DRESS COPPER TUBING,HOW TO MAKE A FLARE FOR VARIOUS SIZES OFTUBING, AND HOW TO SWEAT-IN A CONNECTOR TOCOVER A BREAK.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. COM-MERCIAL SYSTEMS, NO. 5.

MAKING A RECOVERY BED


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES NEEDED TOARRANGE A SAFE, WARM. COMFORTABLE BED FORTHE PATIENT RETURNING FROM SURGERY.


CLEARED FOR TV.

MAKING A SEGMENTED PATTERN


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO PLAN SEGMENTATION OF PAT-TERN, LAY OUT THE SEGMENTS AND WEB, ASSEM-BLE THE PATTERN, PREPARE A RECESSED HUB,AND FINISH THE PATTERN

FROM THE PRECOON WOOD MACHINING SERIES.'

MAKING A /IDLE CORE


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES 140W TO PREPARE SAND FORCOREMAKING, MAKE A SMALL CYLINDRICAL COREIN EITHER ONE Of1 TWO PIECES, ASSEMBLE A 2-PIECE CORE, AND LOCATE A VERTICAL CORE IN AMOLD TO PROVIDE NECESSARY VENTING. SHOWSHOW CORE GASES ESCAPE WHEN A MOLD ISPOURED

FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTICE SERIES. BENCHMOLDING, NO. 2.

MAKING A WIRE TEMPLATE


pnooUCER USN

TITLE NO 0023314k SALE

SHOWS HOW TO DRAW LAY-OUT MEASUREMENTSWITH AND WITHOUT BLUEPRINTS, TRANSFER BLUE-PRINTS, FIND THE RADIUS WITH A BEAM COMPASS,AND BEND A TEMPLATE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1946

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES, PIPEFIT-TING

MAKING A WRAPPED AND SOLDERED SPLICE

15 MIN, 15mM FILM, OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USOE


1944

SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO MAKE A BALL SOLDEREDTERMINAL, PREVENT THE WIRES FROM UNLAYINGWHEN CUT, FIT A CABLE TO A THIMBLE, AND MAKETHE WIRE WRAP

FROM THE Alt/CRAFT WORK SERIES, CONTROLCABLES. NO

MAKING A 1-PIECE FLAT PATTERN


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 490400/RI. RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THEMOLDING FLASK, USE SHRINKAGE RULES. PREPARETHE PIECES, MAKE IDENTICAL CASTINGS, ANDFINISH THE PATTERNS

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIESFUNDA- MENTALS OF PATTERNMAKING, NO 1

MAKING AN UNOCCUPIED BED


PRODUCER USN ^


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURES To BE FOL-LOWED AND THE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIESNEEDED TO ARRANGE A BED UNIT IN A HOSPITALWARD OR ROOM


232

MAKING COMPOSITE COLOR SLIDES WITH A REARPROJECTION SYSTEM

MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1976

PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, ANDPROCEDURES IN MAKING COMPOSITE SLIDES. SUG-GESTS VARIATIONS AND ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONSOF THE.SYSTEM.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MAKING CONTACT - A BEGINNING IN SPEECH ANDLANGUAGE THERAPY


PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE No. 000342/141. RENTAL SALE

INTROOUCES THE VIEWER TO THE FIELD OFSPEECH PATHOLOGY. EXAMINES THE ROLE OF THECLINICIAN IN RELATION TO CHILDREN WHO DO NOTCOMMUNICATE OR RELATE. STRESSES THIS RELA-TIONSHIP AS AN ESSENTIAL ASPECT OF SPEECHAND LANGUAGE THERAPY. SUGGESTS THAT THECLINICIAN'S TRAINING, EMOTIONALITY. LOGIC. ANDLIFE HISTORY ALL CONTRIBUTE TO ESTABLISHING ARELATIONSHIP.

FROM THE BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CENTER SERIES.

MAKING ENDS MEET

11 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL. 1988

PRODUCER USSRS

TITI.E NO 002332/RL SALE

SHOWS VIA FILM-A-GRAPH TECHNIQUES THE SUC-CESSFUL OPERATION OF A DAY-CARE CENTER INPERRY, GEORGIA. WHERE LIMITED FUNDS WEREAVAILABLE.

MAKING OP MIND AND POWER, THE THE NAVALWAR COLLEGE

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CCX. 1970

PROOLICER USN


LOOKS AT THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE AS AN EDU-CATIONAL INSTITUTION. DEDICATES THE DEVELOP-MENT OF NEW CONCEPTS AND ORIGINALFREEWORLD MARITIME STRATEGIC THOUGHT.

MAKING PATTERN, CORE BOXES, AND ASSIMBLINGCORES FOR A WATER-COOLED MOTOR BLOCK


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW A PATTERNMAKER CONSTRUCTS THEPATTERN AND MASTER CORE BOXES, CHECKS THEWORKING CORE BOXES, AND PASTES UP AND AS-SEMBLES TEST CORES.

FROM THE PRECISION V. MACHINING SERIES.PROBLEMS IN PATTERNMAKING. .

MAKING MEET METAL REPAMS

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so. Biv/ 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO REMOVE THE DAMAGED AREAAROUND HOLE AND LAY OUT TRIM LINES, PREPARETHE HOLE TO RECEIVE THE PATCH. 'BUMP' OUTPLUG AND DOUBLER, MARK AND DRILL PLUG ANDDOUBLER, AND RIVET COMPLETED PATCH TO PART.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE.

MAKING THE OCCUPIED SED

15 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, b&W 1967

PRODUCER uSN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE TO BE FOL-LOWED AND THE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENTNEEDED TO ARRANGE A BED UNIT IN THE HOSPITALROOM OR WARD WHILE THE BED IS OCCUPIED By APATIENT.


2 0

CLEARED FOR TV.

MALARIA CONTROL ON IMPOUNDED WATER



TITLE NO. 002333/RL

HMS

SALE

DEPICTS THE MALARIA CONTROL PROGRAM FORTHE KENTUCKY RESERVOIR-PLANNING OPER-ATIONS, RESERVOIR CLEARANCE BEFORE IMPOUN-DAGE, PERMANENT CONTROL MEASURES INCLUD-ING DYKING AND DE-WATERING, EMERGENCY CON-TROL MEASURES INCLUDING HOUSE MOSQUITO-PROOFING AND SPRAYING, AND RESERVOIR OPER-ATIONS.

MAMMOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE

II MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE,COL 1973

PROOUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUES OF MAMMO-GRAPHY AND GIVES TECHNICAL x-RAY FACTORSFOR AXILLARY VIEW.62 SLIDES. PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THECANCER CONTROL PROGRAM, U 3 PUBLIC HEALTHSERVICE.

FROM THE MAMMOGRAPHY SERIES.


MAMMOGRAPHY-A SERIES

3 2 X 2 SLIDE SETS, 1/4 IN, AUDIOTAPE 1973

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 003H0/RL SALEPROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE CANCERCONTROL PROGRAM. U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

UNEASY OMANI THEIR UPON-TANC1 IN YOUR DAILY PRACPCE II MIN

INTROOUCTION TO MAMMOGRAPHY 23M1N

MAMMOGRAPHY TICHNIOUE MAIN


MAN AGAINST FIRE


PROOLICER USDA


TELLS THE STORY OF MAN'S FIGHT TO SAVEFOREST RESOURCES FROM DESTRUCTION BYWILDFIRE-BY THE USE OF HIS BRAIN PONE 1 ANDEXPERIENCE MUSCLE POV/ER AND STAMP A. ANDTECHNOLOGY AND STRATEGY. FEDERAL STATE,AND LOCAL COOPERATIVE FIRE CONTR:A. MEA-SURES PROTECT OuR NATION'S WATER SUPPLY,TIMBER, WILDLIFE, RECREATION AREAS, ANDSCENIC wONDERS OF THE FORESTS.

MAN AND A RIVEN, A

is MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PRODUCER USEPA


DEPICTS A RIVER AHD A MAN WHO LOVES IT. THERIVER IS THE BUFFALO, AND THE MAN IS THOMASHAAT BENTON, AMERICAN PAINTER, CONSERVA-TIONIST, AND RACONTEUR.

MAN AND HO HANTS

13 MIN, IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1909

PRODUCER UMW SPONSOR USMESA


SHOWS HOW MAN'S MINTS MAY ENDANGER HISSAFETY BY BECOMING ROUTINE WHEN CARRIEDOVER TO HIS wORK. SHOWS How TO ACOUIRESAFE WORK HABITS BY PRACTICING SAFETY ATHOME AND ON THE JOS.

FROM THE SLIPER11SORY TRAINING SERIES.

RESTRICTION-PUP-MASERS MUST,FIRST REQIIESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS, U DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT ANO SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 41100 FORBES AVENUE, PirrssuRGH. PAi54i3. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN °STAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.,

MAN ANO RADATKIN


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRINS MANY ASPECTS OF RADIATION ANDPRESENTS A SURVEY OF THE WIDESPREAD APPLi-CATION Of RADIATION IN MEINCINE, INDUSTRY, AG-

RICULTURE, POWER AND RESEARCH. USES ANIMA-TION TO EXPUIN THE DEFERENT TYPES OF RAMATION AND THE ALPHA, BETA, AND GAMMA RAYS.DISCUSSES RADIATION STUDIES IN PHOTOSYNTHE-SIS USING RADIOCHROMATOGRAPHY, AS WELL ASTHE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION'S RESEARCHON E000 PRESERVATION THROUGH IRRADIATION,THE ARMY'S PROJECTS, AND THE USE OF RADI-ATION TO PRODUCE PLASTICS IN WOOD.

MAN SNO SAFETY PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES MAN'S PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS, AND RE-LATE° "HEM TO HUMAN ERROR ACCIDENTS. DELIN-EATE, HUMAN FRAILTIES IN MOVEMENT, SOUND,VISION, BALANCE, TACTILE SENSITIVITY, PERCEP-TION, AND REFLEXES. RECONSTRUCTS SEVERALACCIDENTS TO SHOW CONSEOUENCES OF EXCEED-ING ONE'S PHYSICAL CAPACITIES.


MAN AND SAFETY PHYSIOLOGICAL UMITATIONS

26 MIN, ISMIA'FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1963

MOWER USAFTITLE NO. 002006/RL SALE

SHOWS THE BOUNDARIES BEYOND WHICH HUMANEFFICIENCY BREAKS DOWN AND ACCIDENTSOCCUR. ALSO POINTS OUT THE ADOED COMPLEXITYOF EOUIPPING MAN TO SURVIVE ENVIRONMENTSOF OUTER SPACE.

MAN AND THE ATOM


PRODUCER USAEC


SURVEYS THE ROLE OF THE ATOMIC ENERGY COM-MISSION. REVIEWS THE ATOM'S PLACE IN NATIONALDEFENCE. DEMONSTRATES THE MINING OF URANI-UM AND ITS CONVERSION INTO FISSIONABLE MATE-RIALS. DISCUSSES SOME PEACEFUL USES OF NU-CLEAR EXPLOSIVES AND SURVEYS RADIOISOTOPESAND THEIR APPLICATIONS. DISCUSSES THE SNAPPROGRAM, HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS, AND THEFUTURE OF THE NATIONS ATOMIC ENERGY PRO-GRAM.

MAN AND THE RNA


PRODUCER USN

TITLE No. 002336/pIL SALE

SHOWS THE FLEET BALLISTIC MISSILE SUBMARINE,AND DISCUSSES THE RECRUITMENT AND TRAININGOF THE PERSONNEL WHO WILL OPERATE THENAVY'S NUCLEAR WEAPONS SYSTEM.

MAN MUMS TO THE EARTH22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USSIC


DEALS WITH. THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT IN OURCITIES, THE DESERT, THE OCEAN, ANO THE MOUN-TAINS. PRESENTS THE PROBLEMS AND SOME SOLU-TIONS. SHOWS THE DREAD WASTE AND DESTRUC-TION THREATENING THE ENVIRONMENT AND NATU-RAL AvoNDERS THAT SHOULD BE PRESERVED.

PURCHASE OR RENTAL OF THIS FILM DOASOZEAUTHORIZE ITS SHOWING FOR PROF1T,__RETION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN ANY FORM OR USEOTHER THAN IN ITS ORIGINAL FORMAT. IT ISCLEARED FOR F'SFPCOMMERCIAL TELEVISION USE.

MAN IN CHANGE THE




DISCUSSES THE PROSLEMS OF LEADERSHIP ONTHE SMALL UNIT LEVEL. EMPHASIZES THE 1MPOR-TANCE OF IDENTIFYING THE OVERALL CONCEPTSOF LEADERSHIP BY THE INDIVIDUAL MARINE.

MAN NI COMMAND

29 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL lees

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS TRAINING CAREER OPPONTUNITIES OF-FERED LINE OFFICERS IN THE NAVY.

MAN NI FLIGHT

19 MIN. HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1960

PRODUCER USAF


COPICIS THE RESEARCH BEING CARRIED ON ATTHE SCHOOL OF AVIATION MEDICINE, BRCOKS AFB,

233

TX, TO INSURE MAN'S COMFORT AND SAFETY INFLIGHT. DISCUSSES WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING TORESOLVE BIOLOGICAL PROSLEMS AND ALLEVIATETHE EMOTIONAL STRESSES WHICH MAN WILL EN-COUNTER WHEN HE 18 IN SPACE. SNOWS CAE IMTENSIVE TRAINING CONDUCTED . FOR U S AIRFORCE MEDICAL SERVICE OFFICERS ANO AIRMEN,AND MEDICAL PERSONNEL OF ALLIED NATIONS.


MAN IN GREEK THE


PRODUCER USDA

nra No, 003794/RL SALE

TELLS THE STORY OF THE STATE FORESTRY ORGA-NIZATIONS. THE STATE FORESTER, THE DISTRICTRANGE,R THE SERVICE FORESTER, AND THE URBANFORESTER FUNCTION IN THEIR STATE CAPITALS,AND THEIR STATES FORESTS, PRIVATE WOOD-LANDS, AND METROPOLITAN AREAS.

MAN NI THE SEA STORY OP NA LAS

211 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL ISIS

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES SEA LAB II EXPERIMENT, UNDER-WATERPHOTOGRAPHY INSIDE SEA LAB AND IN THE SEAAROUND THE VEHICLE.

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MAN IS RESPONSIBLE TO ma SANTO

IS MIN, 1640/ FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USEPAP


EXPLAINS THAT PESTICIDES NAVE SEEN AN INVALU-ABLE AID FOR IMPNOVING QUANTITY AND QUALITYOF CROPS BUT THEY NAVE SEEN USED INCOR-RECTLY A ho UNNECESSARILY IN SOME CASES.PRESENTS INSECT SCOUTING AS A TOOL FOR DE-TERMINING THE NEED FOR INSECTICIDE USE.SHOWS HOW SCOUTING IN THE PEA GROWINGAREA PROVIDES EFFECTIVE CONTROL AND SAV-INGS FOR THE FARMER.


MAN OR WOMAN FOR THE JOII, THIE

IS MIN, 111UM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USSSA


POINTS OUT THE IMPORTANCE OF EFFECTIVE EM-PLOYEE RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION PROCE-DURES THROUGH THE EXPERIENCES OF A SMALLPRINT SHOP OWNER WHO LEARNED THE HMOWAY TNAT SUCH PROCEDURES ARE NECESSARY.BRIEF VIGNETTES OF OTHER TYPES OF BUSINESSREFLECT VARIOUS SOURCES OF EMPLOYEES.

MAN WNW THE TORQUE MERCK THE

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. ED, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES PROPER USE OF TORQUINGEOUIPMENT, EMPHASIZING THE IMPORTANCE OFTOROUINO AND THE SERIOUS CONSEOUENCESTHAT MAY RESULT FROM IMPROPER TORQUING.SHOWS DiFFERENT TYPES OF TORQUE WRENCHESUSED BY THE AIR FORCE.


11159

MAWS REACH SHOULD [SCUD IRS GRASP, A


PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS THE STORY OF FLIGHT ANO OF MAN'SREACH FOR A NEW FREEDOM THROUGH AVIATIONAND THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE. FROM THEWRIGHT BROTHERS' FLIGHT AT KITTY HAWK TOTHE LANDING ON THE MOON MD FUTURE MIS-!MONS TO THE PLANETS, DEPICTS THE FULFILL-MENT OF THE ANCIENT DREAM Of FLIGHT.THRCUGH THE USE OF MULTIPLE 'MAGEE THE CRCATPiE ROLE OF RESEARCH IS EMPHASIZED. VOICESOF SCIENTISTS AND STATEMENTS BY WRITERS,POETS AND PHILOSPHERS DOCUMENT MAWSSEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE.

MANI INORTCOMNIOS

i3 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USW SPONSOR USMESA

TITLE NO. 003633/RL

1919

SALE

&tows M3'N A MAN'S PERSONALITY MOSLEMSMAY ENDANGER HIS SAFETY AND THAT Of OTHERWORKERS. GIVES SUGGESTIONS FOR AVOIDING OR

CHANGING DESTRUCTIVE MENTAL ATTITUDES ANDFOR PREVENTING IRRATIONAL ACTIONS.

FROM THE SUPERVISORY TRAINING SERIES.

RESTRICTION-PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWR1TTSN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.DIOVISUALS, U S STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERI-OR. MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINIS-TRATION, 400 FORBES AvENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,IHE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

MANAGE TOUR CAREER - THE U I ARMY CIVIUAN

30 MIN, 16Mm FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1960

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE OSJECTIVES. PRINCIPLES, AND BENE-FITS Of THE U S ARMY CIVILIAN CAREER MANAGE.MENT PROGRAM WHICH IS DESIGNED To PROVIDEFORMALIZED EDUCATkXI. SELF-DEVELF AC.T. AITIES, AND APPROPRIATE EXPERIENCE.

MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS FOR DEPOT MAINTENANCE

32 MIN. LIIMM FILM. OPT SO, MI 1963

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES FOUR MAJOR SYSTEMS IN USAF MAIN-TENANCE MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE, AND OUT.LNES THEIR FUNCTiONS IN SUPPORTING THE OP.ERATION OF DEPOT MAINTENANCE SHOPS DIR.EDT!) ATTENTION TO REPORTS. SUMMARIES, ANDCHNITS, SHOWING HOW THESE DEVICES ARE USEDTO CONTROL LABOR, PRODUCTION. AND COST

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPCNSORINGAGENCY

MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS Of DEPOT MAINTENANCE

32 MIN, 16MM HI A, OPT SO. B&W 1956

PRODUCfp.Ue AF

rLEHO. KrAss/Ht. SALE

EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES Of THE MAINTENANCEENGINEERING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM DEVEL-OPED BY THE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND TO INSUREEFFECTIVE CONTROL OF RESOURCES AND PRO-DUCTION


MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT ITS YOUR BUSINESS

26 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1959

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THAT 0000 MANAGEMENT MEANS EFFEC.T1VE USE OF MEN, MONEY, MATERIALS, AND FACILI.TIES ANIMATED.


MANAGEMENT OF BURNS, PT 1, SUPPORTIVE CARE

IS MIN. 1814M FILM, OPT, SO, COL 1958

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF BURN IN.JURIES. DESCRIBES HOW TO ADMINISTER SEDA-TION ANO ESTABLISH THE VENOUS LIFE LINE. GIVESREQUIREMENTS FOR TRACHEOTOMY AND MAINTE-NANCE OF URINARY OUTPUT. DEMONSTRATESFLUID THERAPY AND DETERMINATION OF RELATIVEAMOUNTS OF PLASMA AND CORPUSCLES IN BLOOD.

MANAGEMENT OF OMNI FT 2, LOCAL CARS

ill MIN. IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1956

PRODUCER USA

17TLE 0071006/RL SALE

DESCRIBES PROCEDURES FOR CLEANING THEWOUND, DEBRIDEMENT OF SKIN, OCCLUSIVEDRESSING TREATMENT, AIR TREATMENT, AND SKINGRAFTING

MANAOIMENT OF BURNS, PT 3, SKIN GRAFTING


PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF GRAFTING,. _INCLUD-ING REMOVAL OF TISSUE. PREPARATION oF GRAN-ULATED AREA, PREPARATION OF DONOR SITE, RE-MOVAL OF SKIN, GRAFTING ON RECIPIENT AREA.AND DRESSING THE WOUND.

MANAGEMENT Of CHILD NEHAvoon IN THE DENTALOfFK'E

39 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. B&W 1970

PRODUCER IUSDEN SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 009597/RL , SALE

ILLUSTRATES METHODS OF GUIDING THE CHILD'SBEHAVIOR IN WAYS THAT WILL DEVELOP AN ACCEP.TANCE OF DENTAL CARE IN HIS EARLY YEARS ANDPROVIDE A CLIMATE FOR THE DENTIST TO TREATHIM EFFICIENTLY AND SAFELY. USES A PRO-GRAMMED INSTRUCTION APPROACH IN PRESENT.ING INTRODUCTIONS AND OBJECTIVES, SEPARA-TION OF PARENT AND CHIL ), TRANSFER OF THECHILD FROM RECEPTION ok4 TO OPERATORY,AND NON.EMERGENCY ORAL EXAMINATION FORTHE VERY YOUNG CHILD. REVIEWS AND DISCUSSESSUGGESTED GUIDELINES,TEACHER'S GUIDE INCLUDED. PRODUCED IN CO3-PERATION WIT1 PURDuE UNIVERSITY UNDERGRANT FROM DIVISION OF DENTAL HEALTH, NA.TIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH.

MANAGEMENT Of CLEFT UP AND CLEFT PALATE DE-FORMITIES

1 1 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1976

PROOUCER USNMAC


SHOWS WHEN A PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANSHOULD REFER PATIENTS TO SPECIALISTS THE

ONOOING CARE TEAM.

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MANAGEMENT Of MASS CASUALTIES, PT 6, SORTING

t 3 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1959

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE FOUR MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONSINTO WHICH THE INJURED WILL BE SORTED FORTREATMENT-MINIMAL. IMMEDIATE. DELAYED. ANDEXPECTANT TREATMENT

MANAGEMENT Of ORGANIC HEADACHE


IrODUCER WARIAP SPONSOR USNMAC


DESCRISES CLUES OR DANGER SIGNALS IN PA-TIENTS WITH HEADACHES WHICH WILL ALERT THEPHYSICIAN TO THE POSSIBILITY OF ORGANIC DIS-EASE. DISCUSSES VARIOUS TESTS WHICH CAN BEUSED TO VERIFY THE PHYSICIAN'S DIAGNOSIS.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

MANAGEMENT Of DM LEPROSY PATIENT


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE WORK OF THE PUBUC HEALTHSERVICE HOSPITAL AT CARVILLE..LA., IN TREATINGAND REHABILITATING LEPROSY PATIENTS SHOWSEFFECTIVENESS OF THE .SULFONE DRUGS WHiCHARE THE pRINCIPAL AGENTS OF TREATMENTTOOAY.

MANAGEMENT Of THE NEONATE WITH HEART DS.EASE

24 MIN, 2 x 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS THE TREATMENT OF HEART FAILUREAND HYPDXIA AS WELL AS THE MEANS TO OBTAINCONSULTATION AND REFERRAL.62 SLIDES AUDIOCASSETTES. 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCESIGNALS.

FROM THE REOOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT OfTHE NEONATE WITH HEART DISEASE SERIES.

GENITALIA AND LOWER EXTREMITIES SUFFERED BYA MALE INFANT WITHII IN HOUR AFTER BIRTH.

:ANAGIMENT'S ROLE IN HEALTH AND SAFETY

t 5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1972

PROOUCER USBM SPONSOR USMESA


DEFINES MANAGEMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEHEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE MEN WORKING INOUR NATION'S MINES. POINTS OUT VARIOUS ENVI-RONMENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AND SAFETY HAZ-ARDS, OFFERS POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS. AND EMPHA-SIZES EFFECTIVE SAFETY TRAINING

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF. OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4800FORBES AvENUE. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

MANDIBULAR PROGNATHISM


PRODUCFR USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE TWO-STAGE OPERATiQN FORTHE CORRECTION OF A MANDIBULAR PROGNATH-ISM. smOws IN CONSIDERABLE OETAIL PRE-OPERA-TIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE STUDIES AS WELL ASTHE TWO STAGES OF THE OPERATION (DINGMANPROCEDURE). INCLUDES INSERTS OF X.RAY STUD-IES AND mEDICAL SKETCHES DEMONSTRATINGVARIOUS STAGES IN THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE.

MANSON'S 5I.000 FLUKE




DEMONSTRATES STAGES IN LIFE CYCLE OF SCIIIS-TOMA MANSONI IN SECONDARY AND PRIMARYHOSTS. EXPLAINS THE BIOLOGIC RELATIONSHIPSBETWEEN THE BLOW FLUKE AND ITs HOSTS-MANAND SNAIL AND DISCUSSES THE PATHOLOGY OFMANSON'S SCHISTOMIASIS IN MAN. PRIMARILY ANI-MATION PHOTOMICROGRAGHY.

MANUAL CUTTING A BEVEL FREEHAND

13 MN. 1644M FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SELECT A TIP FOR BEVEL CUT.TING, CLEAN A TIP. ADJUST OXYGEN AND ACETY.LENE PRESSURE FOR BEVEL CUTTING AND cuT ABEVEL WITH MINIMUM DRAG.

FROM THE wacova PROCEDURES SERIES.OXYGEN CUTTING, NO. 2

MANUAL CUTTING A SHAPE - FREEHAND GUIDED

16 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MANE PLYW000 TEMPLATE FOR1977 CUTTING, MAKE A, TIP WIDE DEVICE. POSTION A

TEMPLATE FOR CUTTING, USE THE GUIDE. DEVICEAND USE A CIRCLE CUTTING DEVICE.

FROM THE WELDING PROCEDURES SERIES.OXYGEN CUTTING. NO. 3

MANAGEMENT OF THE TUBEROSITY AREA IN PERIODONTICS


PRODUCER USVA

RTLE NO. 002342/RL SAL E

DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF AN INTERNAL BEV-ELED FLAP PROCEDURE IN THE TREATMENT OF ANINFRABONy POCKET INVOLVING A MAXILLARYMOLAR. EXPLAINS THE RATIONALE OF THIS PROCE-DuRE AND SHOWS POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.

MANAGEMENT OF THIND DEGREE SUM IN A NEW-BORN

41 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO, COL 1989

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 004771/RL .S4 LE

PROVIDES A CLINICAL DEMONSTRATION OF THEMANAGEMENT OF THIRD DEGREE BURN OF THE

234

MANUAL CUTTINO TO A UNE FREEHAND


PRODUCER USOE

TITL'HO. 604400/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO ASSEMBLE AN OXYACETYLENECUTTING OUTFIT, SELECT PROPER CUTTING TIP,ADJUST OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE DELIVERY PRE&SURES, ADJUST THE PREHEATING CUTTINGFLAM_ES MAKE A 90 DEGREE FREE-HAND CUT ANDDISASSEMBLE THE CUTTING OUTFIT.

FROM Tt4E WELCVNG PROCEDURES SERIES.OXYGEN CUTTING. NO.

MANY FACES Of ARGONNE, THE


PRODUCER USAEC


SURVEYS THE MULTI.ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BYTHE ARGCNNE NATIONAL LABORATORY. DIS-CUSSES THE WORK OF THE CP-5 REACTOR, THEEXPERIMENTAL BREWER REACTOR !LAND THEZERO GRADIENT SYNCHROTRON ACCELERATORGIVES INFORMATION ON METHODS OF PROTECTINGATOMIC SCIENTISTS FROM RADIATION, DESCRIBESA WIDE RANGE OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES, IN.

CLUDING STUDIES OF THE EFFECTS OF RADIATION,STUDIES OF NEONATAL DEATH RATES, STUDIES OFLEUKEMIA, AND COLOR CENTER STUDIES ON THESTRUCTURE OF CRYSALS.

MANY VOICES


PRODUCER USOERP

TITLE NO. 007663/RL

1076

SALE

SNOWS ETHNIC AND RACIAL PARTICIPATION IN THEBICENTENNIAL DISCUSSES CULTURAL PLURALISMAND INTERGROUP COOPERATION IN OUR SOCIE1 Y.SHOWS THE WIDE VARIETY OF PEOPLE WHO HAVECONTRIBUTED TO THE BUILDING OF OUR NATION.OFFERS A SAMPLING OF ETHNIC AND MULT1-CUL-TURAL BICENTENNIAL PROJECTS BEING UNDERTAK-EN ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

CIANOURY VS MANSON


PRODUCER UILIUDC

TITLE NO 001777/RL SALW

EXPLAINS WHAT THE CONSTITUTION 13 ANO IS NOTCONSTITUTIONAL. THIS 1903 CASE ESTABLISHEDTHE SUPREME COURT'S RESPONSIBILITY TOREVIEW THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ACTS OF CON-GRESS. IN THE PROCESS, PRESIDENT THOMAS JEF-FERSON AND CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALL CON-FRONTED EACH OTHER ON THE RELATIVE POWEROF THE JUDICIARY

INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE INCLUDED

FROM THE EQUAL JUSTICE UACER LAW SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV.

ARI TRAMMEL/TARS - FALSTAFF, ARIZONA

12 MN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PROOUCER USGS


DOCUMENTS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 'LUNAACRATER FIELD' NEAR SUNSET CRATER, AZ. DOCU-MENTS HOW THE SITE WAS PREPARED USING EX-PLOSIVES. COMPARES AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OFTHE COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION TO THOSE ONTHE LUNAR SURFACE.

MARINE OAS nom INGINIS MI BOEING MM.10C ENNIS

22 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1060

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION,AND MAINTENANCE OF THE 502-10C ENGINE.

MARNE OAS TURBINE ENGINES TIM SOLAR T41ENGINE

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, CfT. SO, COL 1900

PROOUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE BASIC CONCEPTS BEHIND THE GASTURBINE ENGINE, ITS ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION,UNIT ACCESSORIES AND HOW TO OPERATE THEUNIT.

MARINE GASTURINNE ENGINES TROUSUISHOOT-NNI

16 MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1964

PFIODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE GENERAL PROCEDURE FOR LO-CATING THE CAUSE Cf TROUBLE WHEN A GAS-TUR-BINE ENGINE FAILS TO STAGT, ATTAIN POWER,KEEP OIL PRESSURE, OR MAINTAIN PERFORMANCE.

MARINER/MARS. INS


PRODUCER USNASA


REVIEWS THE PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF MARS THATWERE KNOWN PRIOR TO INS AND THOSE THATWERE DETERMINED MY THE TWO MARINER SPACE-CRAFT THAT PASSED CLOSE BY IN 10INI NUMER-OUS PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE MARTIAN SURFACE

1909 ARE INCORPORATED.

1971

MARINUNIA

5 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COI. 1971

PROOUCER USNIMN

TITLE No 002125/Rt. RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE SOURCES AND EFFECTS OF MARI-NUANA ON THE INDIVIDUAL PERSONALITY, ADMIT-TII.G THAT SCIENCE HAS NOT NOT YET FULLY RE-SEARCHED THIS DRUG.

FROM THE SINGLE CONCEPT DRUG FILMS SERIES.

MARINE CORPS JUNIOR ROTC


PROOUCER USN

TITLE M2 0021 27/RL SALE

wows How THE STUDENTS. IN UNIFORMS, PARTIC1PATE IN DRILL TEAM AND DIIUM AND BUGLECORPS ACTIVITIES, SANTIONED RIFLE MATCHES,AND OTHER APPROPRIATE ACTIVITIES.

MAINE DIESEL ENGINES NMI POWER WATS'

16 MIN, ItIMM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1942

PRODUCER usm


EXPLAINS THE MECHANICAL OPERATION OF THE DBDIESEL AND ITS POINTS CW DIFFERENCE FROM THEDO


MARINE OAS TURBINE MINIS PRINCIPLES OF OP-ERATION


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE BASIC PRINCIPLE OF THE GASTUBINE ENGINE, VARIATIONS IN THE DESION OFTURBINES CURRENTLY IN UN. AND THE APPLICA-TION OF THE GAS TURBINE IN THE OPERATION OFPUMPS, WATS, TRUCKS, ANO HELICOPTERS

PRODUCED BY U 5 NAVY, 1N2. RELEASED BY U 3OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1963.

MARINES IN PENIPtcnve


PRODUCER Lax SPOMSOR USN

riTLE No. 0076531FIL SALE

SHOWS PROSPECTIVE MARINE RECRUITS THETYPES OF DUTIES AVAILABLE T.) THEM WHILESERVING IN THE CORPS.

MA/BNES, INS

15 MIN, 113MM FILM, CfT. SD, COL 1966



HIGHLIGHTS U S MARINE CORPS ACTIVITIES DURING1N6, INCLUDING eons OPERATIONS AND CIVICACTION IN THE CIL..AINICAN REPUBLIC AND VIET-NAM.

MARK OF OUALITT


PRODUCER USDA


EXPLAINS THE PROCESS OF GRADING MEAT INORDER TO HELP THE HOUSEWIFE DECIDE WHICHCUTS TO PURCHASE.

MARX %units STORY, THE

26 MIN. 16MM FILM, CfT. SO, COL 1 NO

PROOUCER HEWN SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 5074001FIL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS THE TRUE STORY OF A MAN DYING OFLUNG CANCER WHO WRITES HIS OWN OBITUARY.

CLEARED FOR N.

MARKET CATTLE norm PON BRUCELLOSIS


PRODUCER USOA

TITLE NO. 00311701RI. SALE

A DESCRIPTION OF THE MARKET CATTLE TESTINGPROGRAM IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE CATTLEMAN.DISCUSSION BY TWO CATTLEMEN POINTS OUTTHAT MCI IS THE USEFUL METHOO FOR INITIALLYCERTIFYING AND RE-CERTIFYING 'MODIFIED CERTI-FIED BRUSELLOSIS AREAS' AND THAT THE PRO-GRAM MAKES ON-THE-RANCH TESTING UNNECES-SARY IN 96 PERCENT OF THE HERDS OF CATTLE.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE ACTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U DE-PARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE. WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION NAB BF' "I DETAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SENO TH, ORDER TOTHE NAPONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE

235

2 5

STATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

MARKETING RESEARCH PAYS OFf


PRODUCER USDA


AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SAVES MANY MILLIONSOF DOLLARS A YEAR IN COSTS OF MARKETINGFARM PRODUCTS. SHOWS USOA SCIENTISTS ATWORK IMPROVING MARKETING METHODS, REDUC-ING PROCESSING AND HANDLING COSTS, EXPAND-ING MARKETS FOR FARM PRODUCTS, AND PROVO-NO A BETTER LIVING FCO AMERICANS. RESULTINGSAVINGS ARE MANY TIMES THE 006T OF THEENTIRE RESEARCH PROGRAM

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION. U DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HMI BEEN OSTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE CODER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HMIBEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

MARS IS MRS UN?16 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 006117/1IL SUEDISCUSSES THE POSSISLE PAST HISTORY OF MARSAND ITS PRESENT SURFACE TOPOORAPHY-VOLCA-NOES, ICE CAPS, STEAM INDS, IMPACT CRATERS,CANYONS, AND WINO-ERODED SURFASES. ALSODISCUSSES THE VIKING LANOER AND ITS BIOLOGYEXPERIMENTS IN RELATIONSHIP TO THE KARP+FOR LIFE ON MARS. ENCOURAGES STUOENTS TODISCUSS LIFE FORMS THAT MIGHT BE AKE TOSURVIVE ON MARS AND THE POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THEIR DISCOVERY.

min ma sum, BEGINS29 MIN. 11MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1914

PRODUCER USNASA


DEPICTS THE PLANET MARS AS WE KNOW IT FROMTHE MORE THAN 7000 PICTURES TAKEN BY THEMARINER 9 SPACECRAFT.

NANO MID BEYOND


PRODUCERUSNAN

TITLE No. 0079110/FIL SALE

TRACES THE VIKING MISSION TO MARS TO EX-PLORE THE BIOCHEMCAL EVIDENCES OF LIFE.SHOWS ELEMENTARY CHEMICAL COMPONENTS OFLIFE AND MMUS HOW THEY ARE RELATED TOTHE GAS CHROMATOGRAPH MAN SPECTROMETERON 90ARCI TIM VIKING LANOER. DEMAIBES THEOCMS DESIGN AND OPERATING FUNCTION. CON-CLUDES WITH THE POTENTIAL SIONWICANCE OFBIOCHEMICAL FINDINGS, HOW THEY MAY RELATETO PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE MARTIAN LIFE.

MAREMEA.TIRMINIoNLOArTiedvalf OF [CHM.

14 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. 50, COL 1963



DEMONSTRATES THE SEROLOGIC AND RADIOLOGICFINDINGS CONFIRMING THE DIAGNO6I5 OF HYDATIDCYST IN A 21-YEAROLD WHITE MALE.

MARSUPIALIZATION OP AN ANTERIOR MAXILLARYRESIDUAL CYST



riTLE 002351/RL SALE

USES DRAWINGS AND RACIOGNAPHS TO ILLUS-TRATE A SUACICAL TECHNIOUE FOR THE MARSU-PIALIZATION Cf A MAXILLARY CYST. EXPLAINS THEINDICATIONS AND ADVANTAGES FOR THIS PROCE-DUREPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS MARSUPIA-LIZATION OF AN ANTERIOR MAXILLARY CYST.'

19011

MARTIAN INVESTIGATORS, The

29 MIN, NIMM FILM, OPT. 50, COL

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 0023521RL

1916

SALE

SHOWS REACTIONS OF SCIENTISTS TO MAN'SFIRST CLOSE-UP PICTURES OF THE PLANET MARS.SUMMARIZES THE PRINCIPAL RESULTS OF THEMARINER 6 AND 7 ONERVATIONS OF MARTIANCRATERS AND POLAR ICE CAP AS THE TWIN SPACE-

CRAFT PASSED WITHIN 2000, MILES OF THE PLANETIN 1904.

.1MASH, THE

33 MIN, 1OMM FILM, OPT $0O, B&W 1965



INFORMS THE POLICE THAT ALCOHOL MAY MASKSYMPTOMS OF SOTH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DIS.ORDERS AND SUGGESTS A SYSTEM OF OBBERvA.T1ON THAT BEGINS WHEN A PERSON IS FIRST SEENBY THE POUCE. IT EMPHASIZES THE SIGNIFICANCEOF ALCOHOLISM AS A PROBLEM AND STRESSESTHE INCREASINGLY HUMANITARIAN ROLE OF THEPOLICE.

MASSEUR AND TEMPORAL amass14 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 459

PROOLCER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES, ON CADAVER, AN ANATOMICALDISSECTION OF THE . SAD, NECK, TEMPOROMANDI-BULAR JOINTS, MASTICATORY MUSCLES, DEEPSPACES OF THE FACE, AND THE THIRD DIVISION OFTHE TRIGEMINAL NERVEPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UPC.VERSITY SCHOOL. OF DENTISTRY.


MAST INUTAR/I ASSISTANCE TO SAFETY ANDTRAFFIC UFESAVERS

III MIN, I OMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. C09171/RL SALE

INTROOUCES MAST-A PROGRAM DEDICATED TOPROvIDING MILITARY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO CI.VILIANS IN NEED BY UTILIZING HELICOPTERS ANDMEDICAL CORPSMEN DURING EMERGENCIES. OUT.LINES THE CAPABILITIES OF AEROMEDICAL EVACU.ATKIN HELICOPTERS AND CREWS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MASTER/1 Of SPACE, THE

M MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1962

PRODUCER USNASA


TrACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECT MER-CURY AND DOCUMENTS THE SUB-ORBITAL FLIGHTOF FREEDOM 7 AS WELL AS THE ORBITAL FLIGHTOF FRIENOSHIp 7 ON FEBRUARY 20, 1982. PROJECTGEMINI, APOLLO AND THE SATURN BOOSTER AREALSO BRIEFLY DISCUSSED.

MATERIAL HANDLING PRINCIPLES IN TRANSPORTATION

20 MIN, NIMM FILM, OPT, So. saw

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE WASTE OF MONEY, TIME AND MAN.HOURS WHEN MATERIAL HANDUNG AND LOADINGPRACTICES ARE FAULTY DEMONSTRATES, FROMSHIPPING TIO RECEIVING, THE RIGHT AND WRONGWAYS TO HANDLE MILITARY CARGO. EMPHASIZESTHE IMPORTANCE OF USING THE RIGHT EQUIPMENTTO TRANSPORT ITEMS.

1961

MATERIALS Er/ TO PROGRESS11 mIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT So, COL 19511

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE OVERALL TECHNICAL MISSION OFTHE USAF MATERIALS RESEARCH AND DEVELOP-MENT PROGRAM AND EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANTCOMIHBUTIONS OF INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE TO ITSPROGRESS.


MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT OPERATIONGANTRY TRUCK AND WAREHOUSE CRANES

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SAW 1953

PROOUCER USN


SHOWS THE USES AND OPERATIONS OF GANTRYTRUCK AND WAREHOUSE CRANES, AND DISCUSSESSAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

MATERNITY CARE LAWN AND DELIVERY

37 MIN, itIMM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER USN


DEPICTS EVENTS DURING LABOR AND DELIVERY TOHELp PREGNANT WOMEN UNDERSTAND HOW TO

CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR OWN COMFORT AND THEBABY'S SAFETy DIFFERENTIATES FALSE FROMTRUE LABOR AND EXPLAINS WHAT HAPPENS TOTHE CERVIX AND UTERUS DURING LABOR

MATERNITY CARE MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS DURINGPREGNANCY

2e MIN, 115MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER USN


ExPLAINS THE NATURE AND PURPOSE OF MEDICALEXAMINATIONS GIVEN PROSPECTIVE MOTHERSDURING PREGNANCY

DISTRIBUTION IS LIMITED TO MATERNITY EDUCA-TION PROGRAMS.

MATERNITY CARE PERSONAL CARE DURINC PM0-NANCY

41 mIN, 111MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1964

PROOWER USN


EXPLAINS NORMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES OC.CURRING IN PREGNANCY AND GIVES REGIMEN TOFOLLOW

elAlMEMATICS UNENOING SEARCH FOR EXCEL-LENCE

2/I MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SEW 1963

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES A VARIETY OF NEW MEDIA BEINGUSED TO IMPROVE MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTION INELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

MATHEMATICS THROUGH DISCOVERY

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. BIM 1963

PRODUCER USOE

TITLEP,V. 002357/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW SKILLED ,NSTRUCTORS USE A 'LEARN.ER DISCOVERY' METRO° IN TEACHING NEW CON.CEPTS IN MATHEMATICS AT ELEMENTARY AND SEGONDARY SCHOOL LEVELS.

mans oF PERSPECTIVE, A

e MIN, teMM FILM. OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS A PROBLEMATICAL SITUATION INTENDEDAS A STIMULUS TO GUIDE GROUP DISCUSSION DE.SCRIBES A YOUNG MOTHER'S DIFFICUL Ty INHAVING HER CHILDREN VACCINATED AT A COUNTYCLINIC

manes Of PROTECTION, A

2e MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1963



SHOWS HOW TO ANSWER PERTINENT QUESTIONSABOUT EPIDEMICS, AND SHOW THE NATION'SHEALTH IS PROTECTED, IT SNOWS HOW THE SER-VICE SEEKS CAUSES AND CURES OF DISEASE, ANDHOW THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, WORKING WITHMANY PROFESSIONAL ALLIES, HELPS ADVANCE THEHEALTH OF 160 MILLION AMERICANS

marring Of UNDERSTANDING, A THE COYOTE HISSTORY


PRODUCER USEPAP


EXPLORES THE LIFE AND HABITS OF THE COYOTE,AND WHY THE ANIMAL IS MISUNDERSTOOD. AT.TEMPTS TO EXPLAIN THAT COYOTES KILL LIVE.STOCK ONLY WHEN NATURAL F000 SOURCESDWINDLE, AND HOW OTHER SPECIES, ALSO MISUN-DERSTOOD AND HOW ENDANGERED, HAVE BEENPUSHED ASIDE sr MAN. PRESENTS THE VARIOUSMETHODS OF COYOTE CONTROL, AND ENCOUR-AGES THE SELECTIVE REMOVAL OF ONLY KILLERCOYOTES.

MCCULLOCH VI MARYLAND

36 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL /./PROD CER USJUDC

1977

TITLE NO 008118/RL .00 SALE

DISCUSSES HOW STATES CAN TAX THE OPER-ATIONS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN THf SUNPOPuLAR DECISION THE SUPREME COURTDEALT A GREAT BLOW TO A CLAIM OF STATES'RIGHTS BY STRIKING DOWN MARYLAND'S ATTEMPTTO TAX A FEDERALLY CHARTERED BANK. THE DECI.SION FOR MCCULLOCH ENHANCED CONGRES81ON.AL POWER AND REAFFIRMED THE VITALITY OF THEFEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

236

INSTRUCTORS GUIDE INCLUDED

FROM THE EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV

MOTA MALMO TOWARD A JOS FUTURE


PRODUCER USDLMD

TITLE NO siosoi/AL SALE

PORTRAYS HOW THE MANPOWER DEVELOPMENTAND TRAINING ACT MAKES USE OF EXPERIENCEDINSTRUCTORS MO REALISTIC WORK SETTINGS TOTRAIN PEOPLE IN OCCUPATIONS IN WHICH THEREARE KNOWN LABOR SHORTAGES

FROM THE CAREER JOB OPPORTUNITY SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV RECOMMEMNDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GROUPS

MEANWHILE SACK ON EARTH


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 002128/RL , SALE

CONSIDERS THE IMPACT OF AEROSPACE TECHNOL.OGY'ON THE APPUCATIONS OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGNTO SUCH THINGS AS AUTOMOBILE SUSPENSIONSYSTEMS, LARGE COUSEUM DOMES, ANTENNATOwERS, HELICOPTERS, ELECTRIC POWERPLANTS,PAPER PULPMAKING, RAILBEDS, AND SKYSCRAP-ERS.

MEASUREMENT AND CONTNOL TECHNIQUES FOR000ROUS COMPOUNDS

93 MIN, AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO 1975

PRODUCER USAPTI


DISCUSSES MODERN TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTION,MEASUREMENT, AND CONTROL OF NOXIOUS 000RCOMPOUNDS

GUIDE INCLUDED

MEASUREMENT WITH LIGHT WAVES

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W

PRODUCER USOE


1944

SALE

DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLES OF MEASUREMENTWITH LIGHT WAVES, NATURE OF LIGHT WAVES,CAUSE OF INTERFERENCE BANDS, AND USE OFTHESE BANDS IN ULTRA.PRECISION MEASUREMENTSHOWS GAGE BLOCK INSPECTION PROCEDURES


MEASURES FOR AIR GUAUTY

4 mIN, ISMM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 19/2

PRODUCER USNBS


DESCRIBES NEW AIR QUALITY MEASUREMENTTECHNIQUES AND CAUBRATION STANDARDS BEINGDEVELOPED AT THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STAN.DARDS TO HELP IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF MEA.SURING AIR POLLUTION. INCLUDES THE USE OF ALASER TO MEASURE AIR POLLUTION LEVELS, THESULPHUR DIOXIDE FLUORESCENE DETECTOR, ANOTHE PERMEATION TUBE.

MEASURING HEARING


PROOLICER USBEH


EXAMINES PROCEDURES EMPLOYED IN MEASURINGTHE CAPACITY OF THE AUDITORY SYSTEM OF THELEARNING IMPAIRED CHILD. WHICH VARY ACCORD.ING TO THE AGE OF THE CHILD, THE STIMULUSPRESENTED, ANO THE RESPONSE ANTICIPATEDSEVERAL EVALUATION TECHNIQUES ARE HEREINPRESENTED

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING/M. PAIRED CHIl 0: AMERICAN SERIES

MEASURING PIM TAMING, AND FITTINGS

Is MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SEW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


ExPLAINS HOW TO IDENTIFY TYPES OF PIPE,TUBING, AND FITTINGS, USE BASIC MEASURINGTOOLS, MEASURE PIPE FOP OFFSETS. AND MAKEALLOWANCES FOR I ITTINGS AND OFFSETS IN MEA-SURING PIPE

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES PIPEFIT-TING, NO 1

MEASURING YOUR MOM. MIMES19 NIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 197$

PRODUCER USEOC SPONSOR USDFM


PROVIDES THE BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE OFTHE STEP TEST METHOD OF MEASURING PHYSICALFITNESS.60 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1 SCRIPT IN.CLUDED.

MECHANICAL OPERATION DP THE room. IS TELE-TYPEWRITER AUTOMATIC TYPIR SELECTING.-


PRODUCER USN


FULL TITLEMECHANICAL OPERATION OF THEMOOR ZS TELETYPEWRITER . AUTOMATIC TYPERSELECTING MEO4ANISM. SHOWS THE CHAIN OFACTION IN THE AUTOMATIC TYPER OF THE MODEL26 TELETTPEWRITER (TT-47A/UG) FROM THESIGNAL GENERATOR TO AND THROUGH THE SE.LECTING MECHANISM THAT OPERATES THE CCJEBARS.

CLEARED FOR TV.' THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

MECHAINCAL OPERATION Of THE MODEL IS TILE-TYPEWMTIR - TYPE BOX TRAMMITTINO...

13 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. so. SAW 1954

PRODUCER USN


FULL TITLEMECHANICAL OPERATION OF THEMODEL 26 TELETYPEWRITER TYPE BOX TRANSMIT-TING MECHANISM. SHOWS THE CHAIN OF ACTION INTHE MECHANICAL LEVERS THAT POSITION THETYPE 90X ON THE MODEL 29 TELETYPEWRITER (TT47A/UG) IN THE PROPER PLACE SO THAT THELETTER OR FIGURE THAT IS KEYED MAY BE PRINT.ED.


MECHANICAL OPERATION OF THE MODEL 26 TILL.Iwamoto - FUNCTION MECHANISM


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE MECHANICAL CHAIN OF ACTION IN THEFUNCTION MECHANISM OF THE MODEL 26 TELE-TYPEWRITER (TT-47A/UG). EMPHASIZES THE OPER.ATION OF THE FUNCTION CLUTCH AS OPPOSED THEMAIN SHAFT CLUTCH.


MECHANICAL OPERATION Of THE MODEL 26 TELE-TYPEWRITER IGYSOAD TRANSMITTING...


PRODUCER USN

mu ND. 513103/RL SALE

FULL TITLE: MECHANICAL OPERATION OF THEMODEL 2$ TELETYPEWRITER KEYBOARD TRANS-MITTING MECHANISM. SNOWS THE MECHANICAL OP.ERATION OF THE KEYBOARD TRANSMITTING MECH.ANON OF THE MOCEL 21 TELETYPEWRITER (1T37A/UG). TRACES THE ACTION FROM THE KEY PINCHEDTO THE SIGNAL GENERATOR, AND EXPLAINS EACHPART IN THE CHAIN BETWEEN KEYBOARD AND GEN.ERATOR.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

MECHANICAL PACKING ABOARD SHIP

30 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO PACK A SPIRAL WOUNDGASKET AND A STEAM RECIPROCATING PUMP ROO,REPACK A CENTRIFUGAL PART, AND REPLACEPACKING AROUND A CONDENSER TUBE.

THIS HAS BEEN, DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

MECHANISMS ANO DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OfJAUNDICE

24 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE. COL 1974

PRODXER AMGAST SPONSOR USNMAC


DESCRIBES THE STEPS AND BIOCHEMICAL MECHA-NISMS INVOLVED IN THE TRANSPORT OF BILIRUBINFROM BLOOD TO BILE, AND SHOWS HOW THECAUSES OF JAUNDICE CAN BE CLASSIFIED AC.CORDING TO DEFECTS AT INDIVIDUAL STEPS. DE.SCRIBES THE SIMPLE CHEMICAL TESTS USED TODISTINGUISH BETWEEN CONJUGATED AND LINCON-JUGATED HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA.GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 33 FRAMES.

1-ilOM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION CLINICAL.

MICKANISMS Of THE INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF THELARYNX

25 MIN; 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1965

PROOUCER USPHS SPOAISOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES CARTILAGINOUS AND MUSCULARANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE HUMANLARYNX.

MECHANISMS Of THE INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF noLARYNX

25 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CAL 1965

PRIXIUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE CARTILAGINOUS AND MUSCU-LATURE ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN LARYNX. DEM-ONSTRATES THE FUNCTIONS OF THE MUSCLESDURING SPEECH AND BREATHING.

MECHANIZED TRAIL EQUIPMENT


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE HO 5135351RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE SAFE AND PROPER OPER.ATION OF MECHANIZED TRAIL GRADES ANO WINCH.ES. THIS EQUIPMENT IS ESPECIALLY DEVELOPEDFOR FOREST TRAIL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTE.NANCE.

MEDAL OF HONOR - A TEAMMAN


PRODUCER USAF


CITES FORREST VOSLER FOR BRAVERY AND SELF.SACRIFICE WHILE SERVING AS A RADIO OPERATOR.AIR GUNNER ON A MISSION OVER BREMEN, GER-MANY. IN 1943.

FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPON.SORING AGENCY


CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

MEDAL Of MORON BY ACT Of CONGRESS


PRODUCER USAF


CITES CHARLES A LINDBERGH FOR NAVIGATIONALSKILL AND COURAGE IN HIS HISTORIC FLIGHT FROMNEW YORK TO PARIS


THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.CLEARED FOR NONSPONSORED TV.

MEDAL Of HONOR CAPT JAY MAIER5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SID, B&W 1957

PRODUCER USAF


CITES CAPT ZEAMER, BOMBER PILOT, FOR HERO-ISM DURING A WORLD WAR II RECONNAISSANCEMISSION.



MEDAL Of NONOR Kamm NOME5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1967

PRODUCER USAF


CITES CAPT WILLIAM R LAWLEY FOR HEROISM ANDEXCEPTIONAL FLYING SKILL ON A HEAVY BON.BAROMENT MISSION OVER ENEMY OCCUPIEDEUROPE.


CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

6110AL Of14001011 ONE FOR ONE


PRODUCER USAF


PAYS TRIBUTE TO MAJ BERARD FISHER, THE FIRSTVIETNAM HERO TO RECEIVE THE MEDAL OFHONOR, FOR SAVING A FELLOW PILOT'S LIFE INTHE BATTLE Of ASHAU.


CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.WRING AGENCY

MEDAL OF NONOR ACE OF ACES


PROOUCER USAF


CITES CAPT EDDY RICKENBACKER FOR HIS HERO.ISM AS A WORLD WAR I FIGHTER PILOT.


THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDCOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCYCLEARED FOR NONSPONSORED TV.

MEDAL OF HONOR - AMERICA STRIKES SACK1945 7 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


CITES GEN JAMES DOOLITTLE FOR LEADERSHIP INTHE FIRST AIR RAID OVER TOKYO.

FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV. THIS IS CON.SIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOTNECESSARILY REFLECT CL ARENT POLICY onPLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

MECHANICAL REFRIGERATION HOW rr WORKS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE FUNCTION, THEORY. AND OPER.ATION OF A REFRIGERATION SYSTEMPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1047.

MEDAL OF HONOR BURNING P1.0E571 OIL


PRODUCER USAF


CITES COL JOHN KPANE AND COL LEON JOHNSONFOR BRAVERY IN 0.1. REFINERY RAIDS AT PLOESTI,RUMANIA, DURING WORLD WAR II

237

1967

MEDAL Of HONOR ONE MAN AIR FORCE


PRODUCER USAF


CITES COL JAMES H HOWARD FOR HIS VALOR AS AWORLD WAR II FIGHTER PILOT


CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLEC T CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

MEDAL Of 'HONOR ONLY A FEW RETURNED


PRODUCER USAF


CITES SGT MAYNARD SMITH FOR HIS FEARLESS-NESS AS A WORLD WAR II B.17 GUNNER

FROM THE MEDAL OF LKWOR SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

MEDAL Of HONOR PACIFIC ACE

5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so. B&W 1907

PRODUCER USAF


CITES MAJ RICHARD BONG FOR BRINGING DOWNOVER 40 ENEMY AIRCRAFT DURING WORLD WAR II.

FROM THE hataiv. OF HONOR SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE ASO DOES TIC.IT NE':ESSARILY RE-ELECT CURRENT POLI(.Y OR PLANS Of THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

MEDAL OF HONOR SEVEN DOWN

ft MIN, 16MM F ;OA, OPT SD. BAY !1ST

PRODUCER USAF

Tait NO. !St 3589/RI. SALE

MA.) '.VILLIAM SHOMO FOR DCAINING LE 4ENENEMY AIRCRAFT EkRING WORLD WAR II


CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONMERET) OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

MEDAL Of HONOR TRIAL ITY PlAIT

4 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, EISW

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 51357DP4.

MEM - THE PROGRAM28 WV, 3/4.IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL

PR( &NICER WARMP SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE' NO 007282/RL SALE

RE% EWS THE MEDEX PROGRAM, WHICH A7 TEIWTSTO EXTEND THE PI-P7SICIAN'S CAPACITY TO 0:10.VIDE CARE THROU(IH THE UTILWATION OE 7ARA;PH vSICV",(SS

MEDICAL EMERGENCI.3, PT 2

1972 57. MIN, 16MM FILM, OPE St ), COI.

PROODOER USREMS SPr INSOR USEESD

7ITLE NO 005511/RL RENTAL SALE

DEALS WITH VAMOUS MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, 'N.C UDING DIABE TES, AGUTE ABDOMEN. COMMUNICABLE DISEASI S. EA'OTIONALLY DISTURBED PA;TIEN1S, EPILEPSY, CONVULSION& AND UNCON-SCIOUSNESS

FROM THE MEDICHL.LI:GAL COMPCWWSERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EACCIAGESCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

MEDiCAL ..sPECTS Of DIVING, ET 1, THE II4CHANICAL EFEECTS OF PRESSURE

30 MIN. IfiMM FILM, OPT. SD, C.OL 11032

PR)Olirr,f, us44

TITLE NO 00:3604L N44;

EXPLAINS HOW !JUDERWATER SWIMMERS AMTD; /EFIS CAN PREVENT HARM TO THEMSELVES BYAVO.DING TNT: APPLICATION OF UNEOUAL PRES-SURES EFIOM THE AIR AND THE WATER.

CLEARED FOR TV

1987 MEDICAL ,^3LIECTS OP WVING, IT 3, EFFECTS OFELEVATE') PARTIAL PRESSURE Of GASES

28 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL. 1962

,coDucrr 'ANTITLE ND 0387/RL SALE

EXPLANS .""*.`.. THE BODY - AFFECTED DY WHATYOU BREA't It' AND THE PRESSURE AT WHICH YOUEIHEATHE I i'

trALE

PAYS TRIFILITE To su: EOWnfiD ERWIN WHODITCHED AN IGNITED PHOSPHOROUS BCM13 FROMHIS AIRCRAFT DUPING A WORLD WAR II RAID OVERENEMY TEIIRITORY

FRC I THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSr,RITY RE-ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

MEDAL OF HONOR WITH ONE HAND

4 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, RAW 1987

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 5I3575/RL SALE

FROM THE MEDAL OF HONOR SERIES CITES LTJOHN C MORGAN WHO SINGLE.HANDEDLY GUIDEDHIS PLANE TO TARGET DURING A WORLD WAR IIRAID OVER EUROPE

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

MEDAL OF HONOR-A SERIES

16 16MM FILMS. OPT SD

PRODUCER USAF

rInE NO 00764I/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES MILITARY MEN'S HEROISM IN WAR

MEDAL OF HONOR A TEAM MAN WIN

MEDAL Of HONOR ACE OF ACES 5MIN

MEDAL Of NONOR AMERICA STRIKESSACK /MIN

MEDAL Of HONOR BURNING PLOESTIOIL 7MIN

MEDAL Of HONOR SY ACT OF CON-GRESS 5MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR CAPT HILLIARD AWILSANKS I OMIN

MEDAL OF HONOR CAITT JAYMEMOIR 5MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR HEADING NOME 5MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR ONE FOR ONE 5MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR - ONE MAN AIRFORCE 7MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR ONLY A FEW RE-TURNED 5MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR PACIFIC ACE 5MIN

MEDAL OP HONOR SEVEN DOWN 5MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR TRIAL SY FIRE 4MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR TRY, TRY AGAIN 5MIN

MEDAL Of HONOR WITH ONE HAND 4MIN

MEDAL OF HONOR 21 YEARS LATER 7MIN

MIME THE PERSON



TITLE NO 007261/RL

1972

SALE

REVIEWS THE MEDEX PROGRAM, WHICH ATTFM"T',TO EXTEND THE PHYSICIAN'S CAPACIT' PRO.VIDE CARE THROUGH THE UTILIZATION OF PARA.PHYSICIANS

MEDICAL ASPECTS OE MGM Tel.MITITY NOISE GEN-ERAL EFFECTS

21 MIN, 16MM FILM T.uF zU. BA* 195' ;

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE NA RAE OF NOISE ANU SOME OFITS PHYSIOLOGICAL r..ND PSYCHOLOGICAL F.E.FECTS GIVES EXAMPLES OF SOUNDS OF EXTREMEINTENSITY, APPROXIMATINO CCNDITIONS FOUNCNEAR JET AIRCRAFT, AR IIII.EN%. AND OTHERNOISE PRODUCING EQUIPMENT

CLEATIED FOR TV

MEDICAL ASPECTS Of MUM INTIPSITV NOISE EARDEFENSE

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, B&W ;956

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 513730/RL 5.4(F

DEPICTS THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHNOISE LEVELS DESCRIBES THE NATUHE Of NOISE.ITS EFFECT ON HEARING, AND DEVICES USW ,ORTHE PROTECTION OF HEARING,

MEDICAL ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR RADIATION


PRODUCER USk'

TITLE NO 00236d/RL SALE

EXPLAINS INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL RADIATIONHAZARDS, AND THE RELATIVE GRAVITY OF THEHAZARDS OF NUCLEAR RADIATION, BLAST, ANDHEATPRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1952. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, mg.

MEDICAL EFFECTS OF THE ATOMIC SOW THE, IT 1,PHYSICS, PHYSICAL DESTRUCTION


PROOUCER USA


FULL TITLE- MEDICAL EFFECTS OF THE ATOMICBOMB. THE. PT I, PHYSICS, PHYSICAL DESTRUC-TION. CASUAL'TY EFFECTS GIVES AN EXPLANATIONOF THERMAL ENERGY, MECHANICAL FORCE, NU.CLEAR RADIATION, AND IONIZING EFFECTS POR.TRAYS THE PHYSICAL DESTRUCTION AND CASUAL.TY EFFECTS OF ATOMIC BOMBING


MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, IT




GIVES AN IDENTIFICATION Of THE KEY SIGNS ANDSYMPTOMS Of POISONING IDENTIFIES SNAKESAND INSECTS AND THE EFFECTS OF THEIR BITESAND STINGS SHOWS SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OfHEART ATTACK SHOWS SYMPTOMS. CAUSES, ANDCONSEQUENCES OF STROKE. EXPLAINS ILLNESSESTHAT MAY CAUSE DYE 'NEA. EMPHASIZES PATIENTCARE

FROM THE MEDICAL-LEGAL COMPONENT FILMSERIES BASIC TRAINING COURSE Fon EMERGES.CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

238

MEDICAL. FACTS FOR PILOT*

c., :PAM FILM, OI T SO, Oal.

PRODUCE??11SFAA

7 I7LE NO. .14/RI.

1010

SALE

PROVIDES ..1E. 2INNiNi.' PILOTS WITH FACTS CON-CERNING SOME OF Te.'E FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICAL,PHYSIOLOGICAL, Mil PSYCHOLOGICAL LIMITA-TIONS IN FLIGHT DIS.:USSES SUCH AEROMEDICALFACTORS AS DISORIENTATION, THE EFFECT Er AL-COHOL, OXYGEN REQUIREMENTS, AND PILOTVISION.

MEDICAL INDICATORS Of WILLI ADM MO NE.GLECT PT 4, NECLECT

13 MIN, 'AMM FILMSTRIP,AUDAXASSE/TE, COT. 19/7

PrODOCER USNCCA

MO- 000 0004143/RL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW PHYSICIANS ARE INVOLVED INCASES OF CHILD NEGLECT AND THE FAILURE TOTHRIVE SYNDROME. TREATMENT E 'OTOCOLS AREOUTLINED

68 FRAMES t UDOCASSETTE, 2.TP ACK. MONO.WITH

FROM THE WE CAN HELP SERIES

NO7 CLEARED FOR TV

MEDICAL INDICATORTI OF CHILD Asvsa ANO LIE-Ou.CT PART II, INEXUAL *OUSE

is mim 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL I Oil

PRODUCER L'SNCCA

TITLE NO 0017684/R1 SALE

DESCRIBES PHYSICAL MANIFE31ATIONS CHT DSEXUAL ABUSE PHYSICAL kV SIINATION at ASEXUAL ABUSE VICTIM IS DESCRIBED AS WELL ASTHE SENSITIVITY RliQUIRED flY TOE MEDICAL PRO-FESSIONAL INVOLVED71 FRAMES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.Th ACK, MONC,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS

FROM THE WE CAN HELP Stlikt

NOT CLEARED FOR TV

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSE AND teGLECT IT 3, SKELETAL INJURIES


PROOUCER USNCCA


ILLUSTRATES THE UTILITY OF X-RAYS IN DETERM-ING CHILD ABUSE METAPHYSEAL, EPIPHYSEAL,AND PERIOSTEAL INJURIES ARE SHOWN AS THEMOST COMMON SKETETAL INJURIES. SEVERALSYMPTOMS OF ORGANIC DISEASE ARE DESCRIBEDWHICH COULD BE CONFUSED WITH SYMPTOMS OFABUSE.63 FRAMES I AUDIOCASSETTE. 2.TRACM MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS

FROM TEE IW CAN HELP SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV

MEDICAL INDICATORS Of CHILD ADM ANO NE.GLICT yrs 1 ANO 2, SIGN TRAUMA

22 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP.AUDIOCASSETTE, COL

PROOLICER USNCCA


FULL TITLE. MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILD ABUSEAND NEGLECT ; PTS I AND 2, SKIN TRAUMA . INTER.NAL INJURIES DESCRIBES SEVERAL COMMONTYPES Of SKIN TRAUMA. EMPHASIZES THE PHYSI-CIAN'S RESPONSIBILITY TO REPORT AND TREATTHE INJURIES. INTERNAT. INJURIES INCLUDE INJUR.IES CAUSED BY STRIE '03 AND KICKING. ALSO INCLUDES ABDOMINAL, E E. AND BRAIN INJURIES.

125 FRAMES AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBL'. DVANCE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCESIGNALS

1977


MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN


PRODUCER USN

TITLE IC 008804/FIL SALE

SHOWS THE NAVY'S TRAINING PROGRAM FORMEDICAL LASORATORY TECHNXIANS, A SPECIALTYVITAL TO DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT IN MODERNMEDICINE. DISCUSSES THE CLASSROOM AND ON-THE-JOS TT AINING IN VARIOUS BRANCHES, _ADMIS-SION REQUIREMENTS, LENGTH Of THE COURSE,AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV,

mem LABORATORY TICHNIQUE-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN


CHEMICAL TECHNIQUES - ESTIMATIONOF 11.000 GLUCOSE, FOUN-WU ANDSOMOOW MEMOS W/DRWN

CHEMICAL TECHNIQUES EinamtomOF 111.000 GLUCOSE, SUNDERMAN-FULLER METHOD W/ DRWN

CHEMICAL mama - FOLDING AFILTER PAPER W/DRWN

CHEMICAL WICHNIOUES PROTEIN-FRU FILTRATE, FOUN-WU METHOD W/DRWN

CHEMICAL TECHNIQUES PROTEIN-FRU FILTRATE. 1106100YI METHOD W/DRWN

041MICAL TECHNIQUES - PROTEIN-PRES FILTRATE, 11,KISTIC ACIDMEMO W/ DAWN

HEMATOLOGICAL TECHNIOUE COL-LECTING 11.000 SAMPLES0 7MIN

HEMATOLOGICAL TECHNIOUE FORCHARGING 1511 NEMOCYTOINITIR 6MIN

HISTOPATHOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE -PROCIAGING A GROSS SPECIIHN 10MIN

OENOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE YENIPUNCTURE 7MIN

MEDICAL MOSLEMS OF THE ADDICT


PRODUCER USNIMH


DISCUSSES SERUM HEPATITIS AND OTHER INFEC-TIONS. RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS, ADRENAL ANDGONADAL FUNCTIONS, _ANEMIA. FOOT DISORDERS,ABSCESSES, SKIN LESIONS. TETANUS. AND ENDO-CARDITIS. PROVIDES TRAINING ON ESTABLISHINGDRUG USE PATTERNS, HANDLING WITHDRAWALAND OTHER MEDICAL TECHNIQUES.

FROM THE FILMS AND TAPES FOR VAX ABUSETREATAENT PERSONNEL SERIES.

MEDICAL RESEARCH REACTOR

22 MIN, wAs FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PROOIJCZ USAEC SPONSOR USERDA


DEMONSTRATES THE NEED FOR REACTORS INMEDICAL REL1AACH AND "EFINES THE DESIGN CRI-TERIA. SHOWS THE REA..:TOR AND ITS COMM-NENTS DURING CONSTRUCTION AND ASSEMBLY.USES ANIMATION TO SHOW THE OPERATION OFTHE REACTOR AND SHUTTERS COFTROLLING ITSNEUTRON SEAMS. INCLUDES A NEUTRON-CAPTURETHERAPY EXPERIMENT SEQUENCE AT THE BROOK-HAViN GRAPHITE REACTOR WHICH CAN BE COM-PARED WITH THE PATIENT TREATMENT FACILITY ATTHE NEW MEDICAL REACTOR.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLKA OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

1966.

MEDICAL RISIOINCY TRAINING AT WILFORD NALLUSAF MEDICAL HOSPITAL


PROOUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW THE AIR FORCE SEARCH AND RESCUEMISSION COORDINATOR ORGANIZES AND CON-DUCTS A TYPICAL INLAND SEARCH MISSION. DE-PICTS INSTRUCTION Of SEARCH CREWS ON TYPESOF FLIGHT PATTERNS AND AREAB TO BE COVERED.FOLLOWS THE MISSION THROUGH TO A SUCCESS-FUL RESCUE.

CLEARED FOR TV, THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

MEDICAL SILF-HILP-A SERIES

11 18MA4 FILMS, OPT. SD

PROOUCER USPHS SPONSOR USOEHS


TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFMANY OF HIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME

OF DISASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHTNOT BE READILY AVAILABLE.

ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION (REV ED)

S LIEDING ENO BANDAGING

W RNS

EMERGENCY CHILDIIIIIIN

; FRACTU.11111 AND !PUNTING

HEALTHFUL LIVING IN EMERGENCIES

INFANT AND CHILD CARE

NURSING CARE OF THE INCK ANCI IN-JURED

RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT AND SHELTER

SHOCK

TRANSPORTATION OF THE INJURED

RECOMMENDED FDR PROFESSIONALONI.Y.

14MIN

26MIN

14MIN

2SMIN

14MIN

25MIN

21IMIN

14MIN

I4MIN

GROUPS

ImioscAL SUPPLY SYSTEM, U S ARMY, AV 1, OPER-ATIONS AT COWS AND OVERSIAIL..

22 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W ' 1967

PROOUCER USA


FULL TITLE:MEDICAL SUPPLy SYSTEM, U S ARMY,PT 2, OPERATIONS AT CONUS AND OVERSEAS IN-STALLATIONS. DESCRIBES THE MISSIONS, RESPON-SIBILITIESAND OPERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS OFMAJOR ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE MEDICALSUPPLY SYSTEM.

MEDICAL SUPPLY SYSTEM, U S ARMY, PT 1, ORGANI-ZATION AND ADMINWRATION

24 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEM 1987

PRODUCER URA


DESCRIBES THE MISSIONS, RESPONSIBILITIES, ANDOPERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS OF MAJOR ORGAN!.ZATIONS WITHIN THE MEDICAL SUPPLY SYSTEM.

MEDICAL WITNESS, THE


PRODUCER USNCCA

TITLE NA 000696/RL SALE

SHOWS THE DRAMATIZATION OF A PHYSICIAN'S EX-PERIENCE IN PREPARING FOR :ND TESTIFYING INCOURT ON A MILD ABUSE CASE. PROVIDES IMPOR-TANT DO'S AND DON' IS IN TESTIFYING.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

MEDICALLEGAL COMPONENT FILM SERIES

16MM FILMS, OPT. SO 1974

PRODUCER USAEMS


WIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMER-GENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS 14MIN

MEDLARS CAPABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS


PRODUCER USNLM SPONSOR USNMAC


EXPLORES THOSE CHARACTERISTICS OF A COORDI-NATE INDEXING SYSTEM WHICH AFFECT ITS PER-FORMANCE AS A COMPUTERIZED BIBLIOGRAPHICRETRIEVAL TOOL. ENABLES THE VIEWEb TO MAKEOPTIMUM USE OF THIS MEDICAL LITERATURE ANAL-YSIS AND RETRIEVAL SYSTIAI.31 SLIDES.

mamma ON UNE MEDUNE23 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, GOL 1974



EXPLAINS THE CONCEPT Of ON-LINE RETRIEVAL OFBIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATIONS TO MEDICAL LITERA-TURE BY USE OF COMMUNICATIONS TERMINALS INMEDICAL LIBRARIES THROUGHOUT THE U S. GIVESSOME SPECIFIC EXAMPLES Of ACTUAL MEDLINECAPABILITIES BY SHOWING A SIMULATED SEARCH.


MEDUNE AN INTRODUCTION FOR USERS

16 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,Wt. 1975



ACQUAINTS THE VIEWER WITH THE PURPOSE ANDUSE OF MEDLINE AS A REFF.RENCE TOOL. DEMON-

239 24

STRATES MEDLINE CAPABILITIES THROUGH THEUSE OF A SIMULATED SEARCH.40 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITP AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALSPROuUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE LIBRARyAND COMMUNICATION DIVISION, UNIVERSITY OF NE.BRASKA MEDICAL CENTER

MEDUNE-IN-CONTEXT

12 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETIC,COL 1974



EXPLAINS THE APPROPRIATE USE OF MEDUNE AS AREFERENCE TOOL IN THE CONTEXT OF THE OTHERAVAILABLE BIOMEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INDEXINGAND ABSTRACTING SERViCES.30 SLIDES.

MEET JERRY LEAVY .


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THAT A BILATERAL UPPER ExTREMITY AM-PUTEE IS COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT IN THE AC-TIVITIES OF HIS DAILY LIFE. SHOWS HIM DRIVING ACAR AND FLYING A PLANE.

MEET MR Now26 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1962

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 002375/RL SAI.E

P011% S OUT HAZARDS Of WORKING IN AN AREA OFVIBRATION Arl NOISE. SHOWS HOW NOISE OFHEIGHTENED INTENSITY CAN IMPAIR HEARING ANDGENERAL HEALTH. DEMONSTRATES HOW PROPER-LY FITTED PROTECTIVE DEVICES WORN BY PER-SONNEL REDUCES ADVERSE EFFECTS Of NOISE.

MEETING AT NNW

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COto 1943

PRODUCER USN


SHoWS FIVE BASIC MEETINJ SITUATIONa AND THEPROPER NIGHT WI IISTLE SIGNALS ON THE OCEAN,IN INLAND WATERS, AND IN NAMOW CHANNELS.EXPLAINS THE CAUSES Of HEAD-ON COLLISIONS.AND SHOWS EMERGENCY ACTION SiGNALS.

FROM THE RULES OF The' N4UT1C4 . ROAD SERIES.

MEETING GROUND, THE

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, ail 1969



SHOWS THE RECRUITMENT Of PRIOR-SERVICE MA-RINES FOP ENLISTMENT IN THE ORGANIZEDMARINE CORPS RESERVE.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENOY.

MEETING STEAM VESSELS


PRODUCER USN


GIVES ExAMPLES OF STEAM VESSELS MEETING ONTHE OCEAN AND IN INLAND WATERS. DEMON-STRATES WHISTLE SIGNALS FOR VARIOUS SITUA-TIONS, AND SHOWS HOW TO FIGURE THE DEGREEOF A VESSEL'S TURN AT VARIOUSDISTANCES.


MEETING, TNE

30 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SO,C01.. 1971

PRODUCER USNIMH


ANALYZES THE ACTIVITIES OF THE POLICE IN DEAL-ING WITH DRUG ABUSE. SHOWS 1HE RAMIRCA-TIONS OF REPORTING DRUG USE TO THE POLICEAND THE ALTERNATIVE COURSES TO LAW EN-FORCEMENT AGENCIES. ExPLAINS THE IMPOR-TANCE FOR TEACHERS TO KNOW HOW POLICE ARETREATING YOUNG PEOPLE AND HOW, IN TURN, STU-DENTS FEEL ABOUT THE POLICE.

FROM THE SCOW SEMINAR SERIES.

MEMSRANE FILTER. THE




DESCRIBES THE MEMBRANE FILTER, STRESSING ITSADVANTAGES ANS DISADVANTAGES COMPAREDWITH OTHER METHODS OF WATER EXAMINATION.

MEMORANDUM ON SECURITY

3 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COI.

PRODUCER US000 SPONSOR USA

Tins No. 002379/RL

MEN WITH WINGS

1959 13 MIN. 16MM FILM, CPT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER USAF

Tau NO. 516470/RI RENTAL

PICTURES THE COURAGE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OFPILL TS WHOSE EFFORTS OVER THE LAST HALFCENTURY HAVE GIVEN AVIATION A RICH HERITAGEDEP1..sn' E RISE OF AIRPOWER BROUGHT ABOUTBY THE "OISM OF FIGHTER PILOTS AND BOMBERLREW3 I. iORLD WARS I AND II AND THE KOREANCONI I ik.T

SALE

SHOWS RESEARCH ACTIVITY BEING CARRIED ON INVARIOUS UNIVERSITIES, RESEARCH CENTERS. ANDINDUSTRIAL LABORATORIES FOR THE DEPARTMENTOF DEFENSE, AND EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF SE.CURITY REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES RE-QUIRED TO ENFORCE THEM.

MEMORANDUM TO INDUSTRY


PRODUCER USOCD


SNOWS NOT ONLY WHAT INDUSTRY SHOULD DO,BUT WHAT INDUSTRY IS DOING IN PLANNING ITSCIVIL DEFENSE PREPARATIONS. SHOWS WHAT VAR.IOUS INDUSTRIES HAVE ACCOMPLISHED TO PRO-VIDE FALLOUT SHELTER FOR EMPLO"EES AND THEPUBLIC, AND TO ASSURE CONTINUITY OF COMPANYMANAGEMENT IN THE EVENT OF AN ATTACK ONTHE U S.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MEMORIAL DAY


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE TRUE MEANING OF MEMORIALDAY THROUGH A PORTRAIT OF A SMALL FISHINGTOWN IN EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND ITS CEI.E.BRATION OF THE HOLIDAY

FROM THE SEA POWER FOR SECURITY SERIES.

MEMPHIS SELLS


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS A 13-17 NAMED MEMPHIS BELLE ON ABOMBING MISSION OVER GERMANY DURING WORLDWAR II INCLUDES PREPARATIONS FOR THU RAID,THE TAKE-OFF FROM ENGLAND, BOMBING 1HE SUB-MARINE BASE, ANC THE RETURN TO BASE.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY 'OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ISEN ENCOUNTER MARS


PRODUCZR USNASA

Tins NO 002381/111. SALE

DOCUMENTS WORK OF THE ENGINEERS AND SCI-ENTISTS WHO PLANNED AND DIRECTED THE COM.PLEX MISSION OF MARINER 8 TO PHOTOGRAPH THEMARTIAN SURFACE.

MEN OF MAINTENANCE SOUTHEAST ASIA

IS MIN, 10MM FILM. OPT SO, COL 1966

PROMICER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE OPERATIONSIN SOUTHEAST ASIA DEPICTS SPECIALIZED PER-SONNEL USING SOPHISTICATED ELECTRONICEQUIPMENT TO CHECK OUT COMPLEX AIRCRAFTSYSTEMS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TOPICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CURRENT PMICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

1963

MENTAL tIALTI4 CHALLENGES PAST AND FUTURE

18 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT S13. COL '1971

PRODUCER USNIMH


PRESENTS A CAPSULE REVIEW OF MENTAL HEALTHPROGRESS DURING THE LAST QUARTER OF A CEN-TURY. ANIMATED.

MENTAL RETARDATION P LUS

20 MIN, 16MM 'FILM, OP! SD. COL

PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE No 000317/RI. RENTAL SAL E

FOCUSES ON MOBILITY, SIGHT, AND COMMUNICA.TION DISORDERS AMONG THE PROFOUNDLY RE.TARDED EXAMINES THE BEGINNING EFFORTS OFINSTITUTIONS TO ASSESS, EDUCATE, AND TRAINTHIIPPOPULATIONPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'MENTALRETARDATION PLUS THE TWICE AFFLICTED.'

MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION, THE

34 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W '1962


mu NO 002325/RI SALE

DEMONSTRATES GOOD TECHNIQUES OF INITIAL ORMENTAL STATUS INTERVIEWS IN PSYCHIATRICPRACTICE IT ALSO SHOWS HOW INFORMATIONPERTAINING TO BEHAVIOR AND APPEARANCE, IN-TELLIGENCE, EMOTIONS, AND PERCEPTIONS OB.TAINED IN SUCH INTERVIEWS IS COMPLIED ANDANALYZED TO FORM THE BASIS FOR SUBSEQUENTPSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT

MERCHANT MARINE SAFETY

20 MIN, 16MM FILM. (IPT. SD, COL 1962

PRODUCER USCG


THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COAST GUARD INMERCHANT MARINE SAFETY ARE CLEARLY DEFINEDIN THIS FILM-IN4PECTION AND APPROVAL OF BLUE.PRINTS FOR VESSEL CONSTRUCTION, SAFETY RE-QUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENTFOR VESSELS. ANNUAL OR PERIODIC INSPECTIONS,LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION OF OFFICERS ANDCREWS OF VESSELS. VARIOUS TYPES OF VESSELSWITH WHICH THE COAST GUARD IS CONCERNED. INADDITION TO EQUIPMENT TESTS. FIRE DRILLS, ETC,A BOARD OF INVESTIGATION IS SHOWN

MERCURY EXPLORATION OF A PLANET

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO COL 1976

PRODUCER USNASA


USES ANIMATION TO DETAIL THE FLIGHT OF MARI-NER 10 TO MERCURY .AND VENUS. FEATURINGVIEWS OF MERCURY INCLUDES ANIMATION ON THEORIGINS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MERGING CONTROL SYSTEMS


PRODUCER USFHWA

MEMO. 001636/RL RENTAL SALE

E.* 1 MANAGEMENT CONSERVATION CONTROL INTHE MANAGEMENT Of A MESS


PRODUCER USA

TIrLENO 004780/RI SALE

EXPLAINS THE FUNCTIONS OF MESS MANAGEMENT.AND THE IMPORTANCE OF MEAL PLANNING. DIS.CUSSES ON.T11E-JOB TRAINING OF OFFICERS, FOODADVISERS. AND UNIT COMMANDERS.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.SORING AGENCY

METAL collo CHISELS, PT 65 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD. BAN 1954

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE CORRECT USES OF THE COLDCHISEL, CAPE CHISEL. DIAMOND POINT, AND HALF.ROUND CHISEL EXPLAINS THEIR CUTTING ACTIONAND HOW THEY ARE SHARPENED

METEOROLOGY FOG ANC, LOW CEILING CLOUDSADVECTION FOG AND GROUND FOG


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE CHARACTERISTICS AND CONDI-TIONS CONDUCTIVE TO FOG. EXPLAINS THETHEORY OF FORMATION


kanonoLoay - FOG AND LOW CEILING CLOUDSUPILOPE FOG ANO FRONTAL FOG

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT S13, COL 1902

PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES HOW UPSLOPE FOG, FRONTAL FOG,AND LOW STRATUS CLOUDS ARE GATHERED COM.PARES WARM FRONT FOG AND COLD FRONT FOG,ANALYZES THEIR FUNCTIONS AND DISCUSSESTHEIR EFFECT ON FLYING.REPLACED BY MN.10781D, 'METEROLOGY FOG ATERMINAL PROBLEM.'

1 "3 HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

METEOROLOGY FOG, A TERMINAL PROOLEM

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, CO. 1971

PRODUCER USN

ram NO. 518105/RI SALE

EXPLAINS THE THEL Y OF FOG FORMATION ANDDISSIPATION, AND DISCUSSES THE EFFECTS OFFOG ON AVIAVON.

METEOROLOGY ICE FORMATION ON AIRCRAFT


. PRODUCER USN


HOW STRUCTURAL ICE INTERFERES WITH NORMALFLIGHT PROCEDURES AND HOW THE HAZARD CANBE REDUCED

METEOROLOGY - THE COLD FRONT

14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO, bOL 1961

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS FORMATION CHARACTERISTICS AND FLIGHTHAZARDS OF COLD FRONTS TELLS HOW TO FLYCOLD FRONT WEATHER WITH MAXIMUM SAFETY

METEOROLOGY THE WARM FRONTMEN OF THE SEA


PRODUCER USN


PORTRAYS THE STORY OF NAVY COMBAT ART

MEN WITH GREEN FACES


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS FUNCTIONS AND A CROSS SECTION OF LIFEOF THE NAVY'S FROGMEN COMMANDOS, THESEALS. FROM THE EXCITEMENT OF PARACHUTEJUMP TRAINING. TO THE QUIET OF JUNGLE PA-TROIS.

REPORTS ON A RESEARCH STUDY AIMED A f AS-SISTING THE DRIVER IN ENTERING THE FREEWAYTRAFFIC STREAM AS SMOOTHLY AND EASILY ASPOSSIBLE. SHOWS HOW TWO MERGING CONVIOLSYSTEMS ARE DEVELOPED AND TESTED EXPL1THE PACER SYSTEM AND THE GREENSYSTEM TO AVOID REAR END AND SIDESWIPE AL(DENTS.

MESENTERIC VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY




DISCUSSES MESENTERIC VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY, ETIOLOGY, ARTERIOGRAPHY. SURGICAL MAN.AGEMENT, AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS

FROM THE ABDOMINAL AND PERIPHERAL VASCO.LAR DISEASE SERIES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE No 002385/RI SAL E

DEPICTS FORMATION CHARACTERISTICS AND DAN-GERS OF WARM FRONTS AND HOW TO RECOGNIZEAND COMBAT THE FLIGHT PROBLEMS INVOLVED.

CLEARED FOR TV,

METEOROLOGY FROM SPACE

2: MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 INAUDIOTAPE. COL 1967

PRCDUCER USNASA


SHOWS FFJW TIROS PHOTOGRAPHY OF STORMCENTERS AND CLOUD FORMATION PROVIDES NEWKNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE WEATHER

240

METHADONE TREATMENT PROGRAM:A


PRODUCER USNIMH


PRESENTS THE ORGANIZATON AND OPERATION OFA mETHAOONE TREATMENT PROGRAM. FOLLOWSTHE 'PROGRESS OF AN ADOICT THROUGH SUCH APROGRAM. EMPHASIZES STRICT APPLICATION OFSECURITY PROCEDURES FOR URINE SURVEILLANCEAND CONTROL OF METHADONE DISPENSING.

FROM THE FILMS AND TAPES FOR DRUG ABUSETREATMENT PERSONNEL SERIES.

METHOD FOR RAPID ELECTROPHORESIS

11 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1966

PRODUCER USPHS SPOALSOR USIIMAC

TITLE NO 002367/11L -.ALE

SHOWS THE ELECTROPHORETO APPARATUS EX.PLAINS THE FUNCTIONS OF ITS PARTS AND HOW TOSET IAP THE MACHINE.CEMONSTRATES THE TECH.NIOUE OF APPLYING SERUM SAMPLES TO THE MEM.BRANE ANO THE STEP.SY.PROCEDURE FOR CLEAR-ING AND STAINING THE RESULTING IMAGE.

METHOD OF TREATMENT FOR TIM INTRAIDONYPOCKET, A


PRODUCER USA


SHOwS THE SURGICAL TECHNIQUE USED IN SUB.GINGIVAL CURETTAGE. EMPHASIZES THE CLINCALVALUE OF THE METHCO TU ELIMINATE INTRABONYPOCKET AND IMPROVE DENTAL BOPIE DENSITY.


MET100011 FOR OBTAINING ANAIROSTASIII


PROWLER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 515230/RL

1965

SALE

DEMONSTRATES USE OF THE ANAEROBE JAR FORCULTURING ORGANISMS THAT REQUIRE ANOXYGEN.FREE ENVIRONMENT.

MEMOS OF PROCESSING PLASTICS MATERIALS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE MD 518300/RI RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE FUNDAMENTALS OF LAMINATION,INCLUDING COMPRESSION, TRANSFER, AND EXTRU.SON AND INJECTON MOLDING METHOO1S. SHOWSHOW TO FiNtSH MOI DEO 17,.RTS.

FROM THE PLASTICS SERIES.

METRIC 'AMERICA A DECISION WHOSE TIMECOME (LONG VERSION)

45 MIN, HIMM FILM, OpT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USNOS

TITLE No C0510THIL SAI E

PRESENTS A SUMMARY OF THE U 5 METRIC STUDY,PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS BYTHE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS ILLUS-TRATES SOME OF THE MAIN POINTS OF THEMETRIC SYSTEM.

MICRODISSICTION APPLIED TO MOSQUITO IDENTIPI-CATION


.PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


EYPLAINS THE VALUES OF PROPERLY DISSECTEDMALE MOSQUITO TERMINALIA IN IDENTIFICATION.DISCUSSES PREPARATION OF THE EQUIPMENT, MI.CRODISSECTION, MOUNTING PARTS OF THE TERMINALIA, AND MICROSCONC EXAMINATION.

MICROPILARIAI OF WUCHERERIA BANCROPTI

4 MIN, 16MM FILM. SILENT, COL 1947


TITLE NO. SICTSOIRL SALE

CINEMICROGRAPHY OF AVTIVITY OF DIURNALLYPERIOD M1CROFILARIAE OF WUCHERERIA BAN.CROFTI FROM THE BLOOD OF A SOLDIER INFECTEDIN THE SOCMTY ISLANDS RECOMMENDED FORPROFESSIONAL USE.

MICROMETER, THE

15 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT SD. SAW 1941

PRODUCER uSOE

TITLE NO. 52011001FIL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE CARE, USE, AND MAINTENANCE OFMICROMETERS. SHOWS vAR)OUS FORMS LISED TOMEASURE OUTSIDE LENGTHS. INSIDE LENGTHS,Ari:" DEPTHS

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP IVORK SERIES. PRECI.SION MEASuRE. MENT, NO. 2.

MICROORGANISMS OF OAS GANGRENE

9 MIN. 11MM FILM, SILENT, COL


TITLE NO. 521040/RL

1954

SALE

SHOWS SPECIES OF CLOSTRIDIUM CAUSING GASGANGRENE, THE MOAPHOLOSICAL CHARACTERIS-TICS OF THESE BACTERIA, AND STUDIES OF THEBACTERIA IN VARIOUS CULTURES.

MICROSCOPIC STUDY AND ISOLATKIN OF C DIPHTHE-RIA

13 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT, SO. PAW 1950


TITLE No 521400IRL SALE

PRESENTS PROCEDURES FOR ISOLATING PURECULTURES oF CORYNEBACTERIUM tAPHTHERIAFROM THROAT AND NASAL SWABS OF A PATIENTWITH SUSPECTED DIPHTHERIA. INCLUDES PHOTON!.CROGRAPHS OF ORGANISMS.

FROM THE LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF DIPHTHE-RIA SERIES.

HAS MICROWAVE OSCILLATORS, PT 1, REFLEX KEY&MONS

1971 20 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD, UAW

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS, COM.PONENTS AND OPERATIoN OF TIFFLEx KLYSTRONTUBES USED AS LOCAL OSL,...LATo, IN RADAR RE.CENING SYSTEMS.

MICROTICHNIQUIS IN SEROLOGY

7 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF MICRO-EOUIPMENTFOR PERFORMING SEROLOGIC TITRATION TESTS.THE METHOD IS ECONOMICAL OF BOTH REAGENTSAND TIME, SINCE IT ENABLES ONE TECHNOLOGISTTO TEST 144 SERA AGAINST THREE ANTIGENS INAN 2ICHT HOUR DAY.

MICROIMPORMATION OF URANIUM


PROF:it/OEN USAEC

7M r NO 002390/RI. SALE

PICTURES CHANGES IN THE MICROSTRUCTURE OFURANIUM AS A CONSEQUENCE OF TENSILE LOAD.ING AND THERMAL TREATMENT. SHOWING STUDIESACCOMPLISHED BY MEANS OF HOT STAGE METAL.LOGRAPHY. INCLUDES FORMATION OF TWIN ANDKINK SANDS, DISTORTION AT GRAIN BOUNDARIES,FRACTURINGt RECRYSTALLIZATION, DEFORMATX3NDUE TO THERMAL GRADIENTS, AND MICROSTRUC-TURAL CHANGEL ASSOCIATED WITH THERMAL CY-CLING THROUGH THE ALPHA-TOSETA AND THEBETA-TO-GAMMA TRANSFORmATKINS.

1965

MIGHT OP THE PEN, THE


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE WORK OF THE COMBAT HISTom.ANS ANO COMBAT ARTISTS WHO RECORD THE AC-TIONS AND FACES OF AN ARMY AT WAR.

MILESTONES IN MISSILERY


PROOUCER USA

TITLE NO. 002392/RL si,LE

DESCRIBES OUTSTANDING MILESTONES IN MISSILEDEVELOPMENT AND TES TING ACCOMPLISHED ATTHE WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, NEW MEXICO,SINCE THE EARLY TEST FIRINGS OF THE V2ROCKET IN 1945.

MILITARY CIVIC ACTION

31 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. SAW 1954

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 523060/PL SA LE

REVEALS pAST AND PRESENT ROLE OF THE U S, ARMY IN MILITARY clvtc ACTION.

241

MILITARY IMMUNIZATION GENERAL PROCEDUMIS


PRODXER USN

TITL rex). 006993/RL SAL E

SUGGESTS HOW A SMALL TEAM OF MEDICAL PER-SONNEL CAN IMMUNIZE LARGE GROUPS SAFELYAND RAPIDLY

CLEARED FOR TV.

MILITAP Y IMMUNIZATION SMALLPDX VACCINATION

io MIN, 16MM FII M, OPT. SO, COL 1959

PRODUCER USN


DERCTS THE PROCEDURES FOR SMALLPDX VACCI-NOON AND FOR OBSERVING AND RECORDING THEEFFECTS Cf VACCINATION. COVERS SUCH ITEMSAS STORAGE AND HANDLING OF THE VACCINE,CLEANING OF THE vACCINATX3N SITE, USE OF THEMULTIPLE PRESSURE TECHNIQUE, AND THE RECOG-NITION OF PRIMARY, IMMEDIATE, AND ACCELER-ATED REACTIONS.

CLEARED'FOR TV.

MILITARY M New19 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OpT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER US000

TITLE NC 002394/RL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS A REPORT ON THE ADVANCES MADE INMILITARY MEDICINE, TOUCHING ON RESUSCITATIONTECHNIQUES, MANAGEMENT OF BURN VICTIMS, THEJET INJECTION GUN AND THE FIGHT AGAINSTYELLOW FEVER, SCIRSTOSOMIASIS, MALARIA ANDCHOLERA. RESEARCH GOALS AND ACCarPLISH-MEWS IN TISSUE GRAFTING, NUCLEAR DICINESUBMARINE MEDICINE, AND AEROSPACS MEDICIN4ARE DESCRISED.


1962

MILITARY OCEANOGRAPHY SATHYTHERMOGRAPHOSSERVAT101111

Id MIN, IOMM FILM, OpT. SD. COL 150.PROOUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE ..FEATEXIES AND OPERATION OF ABATHYTHERMOORAPH. DEMONSTRATES ITS LOW-ERING AND RECOVERY, REMOVAL OF THE SLIDE,AND ITS PROPER CARE.

MILITARY OCEANOGRAPHY - OCCUpyING AN OCEAN.°GRAPHIC STATION

29 MIN. 19Mm FILM, OPT. SO, COE 1950

PRODUCER USN

TOLE NO 0011905/RL SUEse+:5Ws THE PRINCIPAL DESKIN FEATURES OFHANSEN BOTTLES. DEMONSTRATES DRAWINGWATER SAMPLES,READING AND RECORDING TEM-PERATURES AT DEPTH OF SAMPLING, ANALYZINGSAMPLES FOR OXYGEN AND CHLORIDE CONTENT.AND RECoRoiNG DATA.

MILITARY PIPELINE OPERATIONS, PT I, LAYING PIPE-LINES

19 MIN I6MM FILM, OPT. SO. SAW 1954

PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES THE LAYING OF A TYPICAL MILI-TARY PIPELINE, STOVEPIPE AND GRASSHOPpERMETHODS OF LAYING PIPE, AND COLD AND HOTBENDING PIPE METHOOS.

FROM THE MILITARY PIPELINE OPERATIONS SERIES/NO. 1.

CLEARED FOR PUBLIC HON-PROFIT ExHIBITX3N ANDExHIBITON TO PROFESSIONAL GROUPS ONLY.

MILITARY PIPELINE OPERATIONS, PT 2 OSTAU.A.TION OP PUMPING STATIONS

IT Ask 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD, RAW 1953

PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES HOW TO ERECT A PUMPING STATIONUSING PIPELINE STATION MANIFOLD SET NO. 2.

FROM THE MILITARY PiPELINE OPERATIONS SERIES.NO. 7

MILITARY PIPELINE OPERATIONS, PT 5, OPERATIONAND MAINTENANCE OP PIPIIUNE SYSTEMS

13 MIN, 10Mm FILM, opT. so. BAw 1953

PROOUCER USA

TITLE No. 009567/RI SALE

SHOWS THE ORGANIZATION OF A SYSTEM INTODISTRICTS CONTROLLED BY PIPELINE SERVICE

HEADQUARTERS. ALSO DESCRIBES THE DUTIES OFCHIEF DISPATCHER AND THE SUPPLY OF FUEL TOSTATIONS.

Flom THE MILITARY PIPELINE OPERATIONS SERIES.NO. 3.

MILITARY PIPELINE SYSTEM CBI THEATER


I.MOIP.TR USA


DESCRIBES ACHIEVEMENTS OF AMERICAN TROOPSWHO BUILT A DESPERATELY NEEDED PIPELINEUNER HAZAREMS CONDITIONS IN DIFFICULT TER-RAIN.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS IWEN LISTED AS 'MILITARYPIPELINE SYSTEM.'


MILITARY POLICE OPERATION, PT 2, MILITARYPOLICE PAW101. INVISTIGATIO10


PROOUZR USA


OUTLINES THE MISSION OF THE INDIVIDUAL Mill.TAM, POLICEMAN IN PATROL INVESTIGATIONS.SHOWS A PATROL IN ACTION INVESTIGATING ANASSAULT.

imurAny POuca atev, THI

33 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1964

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES HOW MILITARY POLICE CORPS TRAIN.EES RECEIVE INTENSIVE TRAINING iN BASIC INFAN-TRY SKILLS AND EXPERT INSTRUCTION IN LITARyPOLICING TECHNIOUES AT CAMP GORDON, GA..SHOM A VARIETY OF MP DUTIES AND RESPONSI.BILITIES. TELLS HOW MILITARY pOLICE SERVE INALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

THIS FILM IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUEAND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE, SPONSORING AGENCY.

MILITARY POLICE SUPPORT IN AMPNIWOUJ MR-AT10011


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS DUTIES IN SUPPORT OF COMBINED AM-PHIBIOUS ASSAULTS, INCLUDING-LANDINGS OF DI-VISION AND SUPPORT BRIGADE MILITARY POLICE,TRAFFIC CONTROL OF, MEN AND EQUIPMENT. CON-TROL AND DIRECTION OF BEACH TRAFFIC, PARKINGAND SPACING OF VEHiCLES, PROVIDING ESCORTS,DIRECTING STRAGGLERS TO COLLECTION POINTS,AIDING IN CAPTURING ENEMY SNIPERS AND ENEMYPARATROOPERS, GUARDING PRISONERS OF WAR,HELPING TO CONTROL MOVEMENTS OF OIVILIANSAND REFUGEES, AND GUARDING SUPPLIES TO PRE-VENT PILFERAGE AND SABOTAGE.

CLEARED FOR N.

MILITARY POLICE TOWN PATROL, PT 1, FOOT PA-TROLS


PROOUCER USA .


DESCRIBES THE PLANNING AND ORGANIZATION OFFOOT ,PATROLS, PCEPARATION FOR MISSION, ANDFAMILIARIZATION WITH PATROL ROUTE.. SHOWSHOW TO ADVISE AND ASSIST SOLDIERS AND EN.FORCE REGULATIONS.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORiCAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POUCy OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

MILITARY PIMA TRAPPIC CONTROL. PT 4, MANIOCCONTROL. RECONNAISSANCE

27 MIN, 16mM FILM, OPT. SO, GOL 1970

PROCWER USA


DEPICTS VARIOUS ASPECTS OF TRAFFIC CONTROLRECONNAISSANCE UNDER SAFE AND OCCASIONALENEMY ACTION CONDITIONS.


MILITARY ROADS ANO AIRFIELDS, PT 2, DRAINAGE

23 MIN. iiIMM FILM, OPT, SU. BAN 1904

PROOLCER USA


SHOWS THE CONSTRUCTION, APPLICATION, ANDMAINTENANCE OF DRAINAGE DEVICES THE

CROWN OR GRADE OF ROAD AND AIRFIELD SUR-FACES AND SIDE. INTERCEPTING, AND DIVERSIONDITCHES. ALSO DEMONSTRATES HOW TO, CHECKDAMS AND CULVERTS.

MILITARY ROADS, PT 1, ROAD EXPEDIENTS

21 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, BEW 1956

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS EXPEDIENT METHODS FOR ROAD CON.STRUCDON IN SWAMPY AND SANDY GROUND. IN.CLUDING THE USE OF CORDUROY MATS, WIREMESH, AND-STEEL LANDING MATS. STRESSES ROADMAINTENANCE.

MIUTARY ROADS, PT 2, DRAINAGE



TITLE IC 009666/RL SALE

SHOWS THE ESSENTIALS OF PROPER DRAINAGE,EMpHASIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF CROWN. ALSO%sows THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE Of CON-STT,uCTION DITCHES. OPEN BOXES, AND COMPLETEBOX CULVERTS, 3

pri0OUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1943. RE-LLASED BY U 3 OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FROM THE MILITARY ROADS SERIES. NO. 2

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 'OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

MILITARY ROADS, PT IL SUBORADE PREPARATION

FILM, OPT. SO, Rim 1960

PRODUCER USWD SPONSOR USA,

TITLE, NO. 001673/FIL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO PLAN EARTH-MOVING OP-ERATIONS AND mix SAND AND CLAY TO OBTAINTHE OPTIMUM SUBGRADE. LOCATE THE SUBGRADETO PREVENT FAILURE FROM WATER, AND CREATEAN ARTIFICIAL SUBGRADE ON MARSHY GROUND.PROOUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1943 RE-LEASED SY U S °ORE:Etc EDUCATION, IMO.

FROM THE MILITARY ROADS SERIES. NO. 5.


MILITARY ROCK CLIMBING TECHNIQUE OP CLIMB-ING

32 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OpT. sD, B&W 1946

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES ORGANIZATION OF TWO- AND THREE.MAN 'CLIMBING TEAMS,' CLIMBING EOUIPLIENT ANDITS CORRECT USE. TEAMS CLIMBING AND DE.SCENDINQ VARIOUS TYPES OF FORMATIONS, TYPESOF HOLDS, KNOTS TO BE TIED, AND EMPHASIZESINDIVIDUAL ATTENTION AND JUDGEMENT FOR EACHROCK.

MIUTARY SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS


PRODUCER USAF


COMPARES MILITARY ADVANTAGES OF &I TELLITECOMMUNICATIONS TO CONVENTIONAL METHODS.DISCUSSES VARIOUS SATELLITES AND EXPLAINSTHEIR OPERATION CHARACTERISTICS, DESIGN FAC-TORS, AND POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS. STRESSESNEED FOR CONTINUED RESEARCH AND DEVELOP-MENT:

CLEARED FOR IN. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 08.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

MILITARY SEA TRANSPOWTAT1ON SERVICE, TI41 IMTROOUCTION

19 MIN, lemm FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1953

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 52314c/RL SA LE

EXPLAINS THE 'FUNCTIONS. ORGANIZATION, ANDOPERATIONS OF THE MILITARY SEA TRANSPORTA-TION SERVICE SHOWS DEBARKATION OF TROOPSAND DEPENDENTS, LIVING CONDITIONS ABOARDSHIP, AND THE TRANSPORTATION. OF MATERIALSAND EQUIPMENT.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 08S0LETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

miumv SIA TRANSPOWTATION SERVICE, THETWOOP TRANSPORTATION


PROOUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE MOSLEMS AND PROCEDURESINVOLVED IN THE FORMMION, FUNCTIONS, AND

242

DUTIES OF THE ADVANCE PARTIES ANO VOYAGESTAFFS ABOARD LISTS TRANSPOITS. DEFINES AU-THORITY, ZONEs OF RESPONSIBILITY. AND THEPROPER ADMINISTRATION OF TROOPS DURING EM.BARKATION, AT SEA, AND DURIPG DEBARKATION.

MILITARY IITIVIDONIMO, PT 2, SUNOS AND MOLES

20 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEA 1971

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS SEVERAL TYPES OF SLNGS AND BRIDLESAND THEIR USES. EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCEOF USING THE RIGHT EOUIPMUNT FOR THE JOS

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OOVOLETE FOP USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGEN:

MILITARY STEVEDORING, PT S, RIGGING EXPEDIENTSPOLL HEAVY LIFTS


PROOUCER USA

nnE NO. 00411116/FIL SALE

SHOWS SEVERAL METHODS FOR DOUBLING UPSTANDARD RIGGINGS IN SUCH A WAY THAT THEYHAvE A CAPABILITY FOR LIFTING HEAVIFP LuAD6THAN ONE SET ALONE.REPLACES 'EXPEDIENTS' (TF-055-1551).

FROM THE MILITARY STEVEDORING SERIES. NO. 9.

MILK AND PUBUC HEALTH


PRODUCER USPHS


POiNTS OUT THE DANGERS OF HAPHAZARD MILKPRODUCTION, THE RESULTANT PUBLIC HEALTHPROBLEM, AND THE NEED FOR REGULATORY LEG-ISLATION. REVIEWS THE STEPS TAKEN TO INSuREHEALTHY COWS, SANITARY EOUIPMENT AND SUP.PLIES, AND OTHER HYGIENIC METHODS THROuGH.OUT THE PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING OF MILK.

MILK MONEY, MI

&MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT.'SD, COL 1974

PROOUCER MAW, SPONSOR USNCEM


FOCUSES ON THE DISCUSSION OF A YOUNG GIRLWHO STEALS THE MILK MONEY FROM A NEIGH.BOWS PORCH.CAPTIONED VERSION. A PACKET OF 15 COPIESOF ASTORYBOOK INCLUDED. PRODUCED BY THEFORMER MIDWEST REGIONAL- CENTER FOR THEDEAF AT LINCOLN, NE, 1971. REISSUED BY NATION-AL CENTER ON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND MATERI-ALS FOR THE HANDICAPPED, 1974

FROM THE LVILOGUE FILMS SERIES.

MILUNG A CIRCULAR TSLOT


PRODLCER USOE'


SHOWS HOW TO' MILL A CIRCULAR MOT IN SOLIDMETAL, USE A ROTARY TABLE FOR CONTINUOUSCIRCULAR MILLING__,USE A 2-LIP END MILL END MILLAND T.SLOT CUTTER, AND USE A DIAL INDICATORWITH A TEST BAR.

FROM THE maim SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE, NO.5.

MILLING A POUNOATION


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE SET-UP AND OPERATION OF APORTABLE MILLING MACHINE.


FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. OUTSIDEMACHINIST.

MILUNO A OWL/CAL CUTTER

ia MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1145

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 523560/Fil RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT ARDOR, currER, ANDARBOR SUPPORT, MOUNT WORKPIECE BETWEENCENTERS. SET DIVIDING HEAD FOR SPECiFIEDNUMBER OF DIVISIONS, POSITION WORKPWCE FORFIRST CUT, AND ROUGH- AND FINISH.MILL THEWORKPIECE.


MILUNG A NIL/CAL GROOVE


PRoarER Uwe

TITLE NO: S234,00/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO MILL A HELICAL GROOVE IN ACYLINDRICAL SHAFT, HOW TO SELECT AND SET THEMACHINE GEARS FOR MILLING A HELICAL GROOVEWITH ANY LEAD, AND HOW TO USE THE DIVIDINGHEAD. EXPLAINS LEAD AND BACKLASH.

FROM THE MACHINE. SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE, NO.4.

MILLING A TEMPLAT"

17 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 1123SSOIRL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT THE END MILL IN THE MILL.ING MACHINE SPINDLE, POSITION THE TABLE ANDWORKPIECE IN RELATION TO THE CUTTER, ROUGH.AND FINISH-MILL THE PIECE, AND CHECK FOR FIN.ISHED DIMENSIONS.

FROM THE MACAI/NE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.'ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE, NO. S.

MILLING MACHIN', THE

. MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, NW 1941

PAM/GER USOE

TITLE MD. 523700/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES A PLAIN MILLING MACHINE. SHOWSTHE RAMC PARTS OF THE MACHINE, NAMES THEVARIOUS CONTROL LEVERS, AND DEMONSTRATESTHE ACTION OF THE TABLE LONGITUDINALLY, VER.,TICALLY,AND CROSSWISE.

FROM THE MACHWE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE, NO. A.

OMNI FORCES IN ACTION


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0069N/RL SALE

oesdnEs THE ROLES AND MISSIONS OF MINELAYING, MINE COUNTERMEASURES, AND THEIRSTRATEGIC SIGNIFICANCE.

INISCUB CONTIST TRAINING

25 MIN, INAM FILM. OPT. SD COL

PROCK.CERUSSM


PHOTOGRAPHS IN 'ACTION , GOING THROUGH ATYPICAL RESCUE/RECOVERY PROBLEM, ON A FIELDCOURSE LAID OM TO SIMULATE A WORKING SEGTION IN AN UNDERGROUND MINE. STEP.BY-STEPPROCEDURES THAT ARE TAKEN BY EACH MEMBEROF A TEAM IN AN ACTUAL MINE RESCUE SITUATIONARE EXPLICITLY SHOWN, ,AND AN EXPLANATIONGIVEN FOR EACH ACT/ON.

PURGIASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUAL&UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 4600FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

1962 ;-

MINING NOM HAZARDS

21 MIN, 113MM FILM. OPT SO, COL


7771.E NO. 003551 /RI. SALE

PROMOTES A GENERAL AWARENESS OF NOISEHAZARDS IN THE COAL MINING INDUSTRY. SHOWSACTUAL UNDERGROUND MINING SCENES, ON-THE-JOB NOISE SURVEYS, AND LABORATORY TESTSAND ANALYSIS. DEMONSTRATES PREVENTIVEMETHODS TOGETHER WITH VARIOUS FORMS OFENGINEERING CONTROLS AND PROTECTIVE DE.VICES.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION MOM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUAL& US DEPARTMINT OF INTERIOR, MINING ENFORCE.MENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, IMO FORBESAVENUE, PITTSBURGH., PA 15313 AFTER PERMIS-SION HAS BECN °STAINED, THE PURCHASERSHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THE NATIONALAUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATEMENT OFAPPROVAL ATTACHED.

19/3

MINOR ORAL SURGERY TECHNICS IN DENTISTRY


PRODUCER CHIDEN SPONSOR USNMAC

nra NO 001610/AL SALE

PRESENTS THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE FOR THECORRECTION OF CENTRAL INCISOR DIASTEMAS,

DEMONSTRATING THE METHODS AND THE IMPOR.TANCE OF COOPERATION BETWEEN THE ORAL SUR-GEON AND ORTHODONIST. DEMONSTRATES THEREMOVAL OF A TORUS PALATINUS BY INTERRUPT.ING THE CIRCULATION, LEADING TO NECROSIS ANDTHE NON.TRAUMATIC REMOVAL OF THE TORUS.ALSO SHOWS METHOD FOR UNCOVERING EMBED.DE D CANINES.


MINUS THREE MILES

7 MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL. 1969

PRODUCER USNASA


EXPLAINS AND ILLUSTRATES THE MOBILITY CON-CEPT OF ASSEMBLING A 36.STORY ROCKET ANDMOVING IT TO THE LAUNCH AREA. FEATURES THEFACILITIES USED TO SUPPORT THE CONCEPT.


MINUTE SAVED, IHI

29 MIN, IMAM FILM, OPT.,SD, B&W 1967

PRODUCER USA

7771E NO. 724660/RL SALE

CONCERNS THE ELEMENT OF 'HASTE' WHICH ALLTOO OFTEN ACTS AS CATALYST OF DESTRUCTIONIN AVIATION.

MIRACIDIA OF IIICHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM

4 MIN, IMAM FILM, SILENT, COL 1947

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAG

TITLE 524690/RL SALE

EXPLAINS CINEMICROGRAPHY OF MIRACIDIA OFSCHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM INSIDE EGG SHELL ANDFREE IN FECAL CONCENTRATE, SHOWING ABSENCEOF EGG SHELL SPINE AND ACTIVITY OF CONTAINEDMIRACIDIA.

RECONMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE.

MIRACLE IN THE DESERT THI STORY OF HANFORD,.

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SG. COL . 1966,

PRODUCER USAEC

7771E NO 002540/RL SALE

TELLS THE STORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT DURINGWORLD WAR II OF THE HANFORD ENGINEERWORKS IN SOUTHERN WASHINGTON. 'CONSTRUC.TION OF THE BILLION DOLLAR PLANT WAS BASEDON THE DISQOVERY OF A MICROSCOPIC BIT OF THENEW ELEMENT 04, PLUTONIUM, IN CALIFORNIA BY.D. GLENN T. SEABORG, NOW CHAIRMAN OF THEAEC, AND OTHERS, IN IMI, AND ON THE DEMON.STRATION OF THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL NUCLEARCHAIN REACTION IN CHICAGO BY DR. ENRICOFERMI AND OTHERS, IN 1942.

MIRACLE IN TONGA


PRODUCER USPHS .SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE IVID 5241105/RL

1965

SALE

RECORDS THE CO-OPERATIVE EFFORTS OF THETONGAN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT AND THE COMMU-NICABLE DISEASE CENTER TO PROVIDE PROTEC-TION AGAINST SMALLPDX FOR THE TONGANPEOPLE. A FOLLOW.UP INDICATED THAT BETTER 'THAN 96 PER CENT OF THE 44,000 TONGAN'STREATED HAD SUCCESSFUL VACCINATIONS

MIRACLES FROM AGRICULTURE


PROD(ICERUSDA

7771E NC) 525125/RL SALE

TELLS THE ADVANCES BEING MADE IN AGRICUL-TURE THROUGH PLANT RESEARCH AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF PROCESSING. STORING, TRANS-PORTING AND MERCHANDISING METHODS FORFOODS AND OTHER PRODUCTS.

RESTRICTION PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION. OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY

MIRROR OF ANINICA

36 MIN, Hum FILM, OPT SD, paw .1964

PRODUCER USNARS SPONSOR USGSA


REFLECTS THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE FROM 1914TO 1921 VIEWS PROGRESS AND THE DAILY ACTIVI.TIES, DRESS, AND HABITS OF PEOPLE AS THEY

243

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LIVED 50 YEARS AGO. PRE4NT8 PRESIDENTSWILSON AND HARDING, THOMAS EDISON, AND .HENRY FORD.

MISSILE EXPLOSIVE DEVICE SAFETY

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL. 1961

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 00254 I /RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HAZARDS INVOLVED WHEN MIS-SILE EXPLOSIVE DEVICES ARE MISHANDLED. EX.PLAINS THE PURPOSE AND NATURE OF FUZES,SQUIBS, IGNITERS. AND INITIATORS OUTLINESSAFETY PROCEDURES FOR HANDLING, INSTALLING,AND TESTING SUCH DEVICES.

CLEARED FOR NONSPONSORED TV.

hum' FUELS, PROPELLANTS, AND OXIDIZERS -mum OXYGEN


PRODUCER USAF

..nns NO. 525424/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES RECEIPT' TRANSFER, STORAGE, AND; DISPOSAL OF LIQUID OXYGEN SHOWS SAFETY

MEASURES FOR TRANFERRING FUEL FROM TANKTRUCKS TO STORAGE AREAS . AND PROCEDURESFOR DISPOSING OF CONTAMINATED FUEL. STRESS-ES IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, EMER.GENCY MEASURES, 0000 HOUSEKEEPING, ANDCLEAN EQUIPMENT. SHOWS LABORATORY TESTINGFOR FOREIGN MATTER.

CLEARED FOR TV.

1961

MISSILE SAFETY AT VANDENSING AM Ponca BASE

23 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL IMO

PRODLCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE PHYSICAL LAYOUT OF VANDER.BERG AIR FORCE BASE. POINTS OUT UNIQUE AlAZ.ARDS AND DANGERS PECULIAR TO MISSILE OPER-ATIONS. EXPIAINS WHY STRINGENT SAFETY PRO-CEDURES MUST BE RIGIDLY ENFOIICED ANDSHOWS IMPORTANT SAFETY MEASURES REOUIREDAT MISSILE COMPLEXES BEFORE, DURING, ANDAFTER A LAUNCHING.


MISSION CONTROL .


PROOUCER USNASA

TIUENO. 006437/RL SALE

SHOWS MISSION CONTROL IN HOUSTON WHERETHE APOLLO FLIGHTS ARE MONITORED AND CON.TROLLED ONCE THE SATURN IS LAUNCHED FROMITS PAD. SHOWS THE FIVE METHODS BY WHICH AFLIGHT IS MONITORED AND CONTROLLED


MISSION DUSTOFF HELICOPTER EVACUATION


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO C04793/RL SALE

DEPICTS THE ROLE OF THE HELICOPTER AMBU-LANCE AND ITS CREW IN EVACUATING BATTLEFIELDCASUALTIES IN VIETNAM


MUION FOR MARINER, A


PRODUCeR USNASA

7771E NO 002543/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THROUGH ANIMATION THE PRINCIPALRESULTS OF THE UNMANNED MARINER SPACE.CRAFT FLY-BY OF THE PLANET VENUS IN 1967, IN.CLUDING NEW KNOWLEDGE OF THE COMPOSITIONAND DENSITY OF THE VENUSIAN ATMOSPHERE.SURFACE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE, MAPSAND RADIATION

MISSION OCEANOGRAPHY


pRODUCER USN

7771.E NO 525901 /RL

INN

SALE

PRESENTS A HISTORY OF THE ORIGINS AND DEVEL.OPMENTS OF OCEANOGRAPHY FROM EARLY WHAL-ING DAYS DESCRIBES THE NAVY'S FIRST SCIENTIF.IC EXPLORATION OF WORLD OCEANS.

MISSION OF APOLLGSOYUZ THE

29 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD. CAL 1976

PRODUCER USNASA


STRESSES THE SPIRIT OF COOPERATION ANDFRIENDSHIP THAT HELPED MAKE THE MISSION ASUCCESS FOLLOWS THE MISSION TIMELINE AND

t./:. APPROPRIATE FLASHBACKS TO DETAIL THE PERIODOF DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING CONCLUDESWITH A PROJECTION OF THE FUTURE OF INTERNA-TIONAL COOPERATION IN SPACE. FEATURING THESPACE SHUTTLE AND THE EUROPEAN DEVELOP.MENT, SPACELAB.

MISSION Of DISCOVERY


PRODUCER USPC

TITLE NO. 004469/RL 'RENTAL

1963

PRESENTS THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE PEACECORPS SERVICES-THE TEDIUM AND HARDSHIP, THEPLEASURE AND ACCOMPLISHMENT. SHOWS THEVOLUNTEERS ON THE JOB. AT HOMe, AND SOCIAL.'IZING WITH FRIENDS IN THE HOST COUNTRIES.WHERE THEY ARE NOW SERVING.

MISINON 1000

20 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 INAUDIOTAPE, COI 1973

PRODUCER USEPA

TITLE NO 005071/P, SALE

DESCRIBES THE PROJECTS IN WHICH INDIVIDUALCITIZENS AND CITIZEN GROVPS JOIN TOGETHER TOELIMINATM 5,000 OF THE NATION'S OPEN DUMPSSHOWS HOW CLOSING A DUMP MAKES YOUR COM-MUNITY A BETTER PLACE. AND HELPS CHANGE OUR'THROWAWAY SOCIETY 1

INCLUDES SCRIPT 127 FRAMES.

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DISEASE HISTOPLASSIOSIS

30 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. SSW 1957

PRODUCER KATITHA SPONSOR USNMAC


SUMMARIZES CURRENT KNOWLEDGE OF THEFUNGUS INFECTION HISTOPLASMOSIS, COVERINGTHE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CLINICAL COURSE OF THEDISEASE.

MITZVAH TO SERVE, A

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPi SD. COL 1969

PRODUCER USA


PROVIDES AN ORIENTATION TO THE MEANING. RE-SPONSIBILITIES. AND VALUE OF JEWISH LAY LEAD-ERSHIP IN THE U S ARMED FORCES

MOSILI YORE


PRODUCER USAF

1960


DESCRIBES MOBILE YOKE. A GOOD WILL TRAININGEXERCISE IN WHICH A TACTICAL AIR COMMANDCOMPOSITE AIR STRIKE FORCE IS DEPLOYED TOTHAILAND DISCUSSES BRIEFINGS. SUPPORT ACTIVI-TIES. PREFLIGHT ACTIVITIES, AND THE ACTUAL DE-PLOYMENT AND GOOD WILL ACTIVITIES IN THAI-LAND


MOSILIZATION FOR PROGNEU THE STORY Of IN-TERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICE


PRODUCER USPC

TITLE IVO 004570/RL RENTAL

SHOWS INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERISM. IN KENYA,PANAMA, IRAN. AND MALAYSIA IN 1970. DOES NOTSPECIFICALLY FOCUS ON THE PEACE GORPS

MODELING PNOTOCHEMICAL AIN POLLUTION BYCOMPUTER


PRODUCER USNERC


DESCRIBES SIMULATING THE PHOTOCHEMICALSYSTEM DEMONSTRATES THE COMPUTER OUTPUTFOR THE PARTICLE-IN-CELL MODEL PROVIDES ANOVERVIEW OF MODELING FOR AIR POLLUTION SCI.ENTISTS AND MANAGERS

MODERN ESTHETIC S-TOOTH LOWER 'ANTERIOR PINSPLINT IN TWO VISITS, THE



TITLE NO 00951 I/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PREPARATIONS MADE AND IMPRES-SIONC TAKEN OF A PATIENT FOR A 6-TOOTHLOWER ANTERIOR NON-PARALLEL HORIZONTALSYNCHRON PIN SPLINT WITH A VERTICAL SECONDPIN IN THE CINGULUM OF EACH TOOTH. DEMON.STRATES FITTING THE SPLINT AND CEMENTINGUNDER A RUBBER DAM.


MODERN GEODETIC SURVEYING


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NEED, NATURE, AND MEANS OF GEODETIC SURVEYING AS IT EXISTS TODAY, WITH EM-PHASIS ON THE CHALLENGE OF, THE FUTURE.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MODERN MANUFACYUNING COMMAND PERFORMANCE


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES THE NEED FOR USING MODERNMETHODS IN THE PRODUCTION OF AEROSPACE VE-HICLES. EXPLAINS THAT THE USE OF AUTOMATIONFROM PROGRAMMING TO FINISHED PRODUCT CANSUPERSEDE CONVENTIONAL METHODS IN SPEED,RELIAIIILITY. AND ECONOMY. SHOWS ELECTRONI-CALLY CONTROLLED MACHINERY WHICH OPERATESSOLELY ON COMMANDS FROM NUMERICAL COM-PUTER TAPES AND PERFORMS TASKS WITH PRECI.SIuN AND ACCURACY

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-ELECT CURRENT POLICY On PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

MOOENN OPERATIVE DENTISTRY


.PROOUCER USDHC SPONSOR USNMAC


DISCUSSES AND DiMONSTRATES THE PRINCIPLESOF RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY, INCLUDING THE EX-AMINATION OF THE ORAL CAVITY, THE USE OF RA-DIOGRAPHS, DIAGNOSTIC CASTS, TREATMENTPLANNING, AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE SURGICALFIELD

MODIFIED WIDMAN FLAP (RIM

14 MIN, lemm FILM, OPT SD, COL 1977

PRODUCER USVADT


DESCRIBES A MODIFIED WIDMAN FLAP PROCEDUREFOR THE PA; IENT WITH EXTENSIVE INTERPROXI-MAL POCKETS. THE TECHNIOUE EMPLOYED DEMON.STRATES THE PRINCIPLES OF FLAP DESIGN,ACCESS TO THE INVOLVED SITES, TISSUE REMOV-AL. PLANING OF EXPOSED ROOT SURFACES, BONERECONTOURING. AND FLAP ADAPTATION

MOISTURE PROOFING ELECTRICAL AND TYPE CON-NECTORS


PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW TO APPLY SYNTHETIC RUBBER TOELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS, AND HOW TO MIX,TEST AND STORE POTTING COMPOUND.

MOLDING A HORIZONTAL CONED PART


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE Pio. 526750/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO USE A HORIZONTAL CORE, A SPLITPATTERN, CHAPLETS AND CHAPLET SUPPORTS;HOW TO GATE A MOLD FOR POURING OF A THINCASTING; AND HOW TO CLEAN A CASTING.

FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTICE SERIES. FLOORMOLDING, NO. 4.

MOLDING A VALVE BODY

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. BALW

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 520800/RL RENTAL$

SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE A SPLIT PATTERNAND MULTIPART DRY SAND CORE GATE A MOLDFOR RAPID, UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF CLEANMETALS LOCATE A CORE AND SEAL THE COREPRINTS.

FROM THE FOUNDFfY -PRACTICE SERIES. FLOOR1971 MOLDING.

1945

MODERN WEATHER THEORY AND STRUCTURE OfSTORMS WEATHER IN VARIOUS PARTS Of AN...

23 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, SSW 19411

PRODUCER USAF

lITLE NO 002541/RL RENTAL SALE

FULL TITLE: MODERN WEATHER - THEORY ANDSTRUCTURE OF STORMS WEATHER IN VARIOUSPARTS OF AN OCCLUDED WAVE. DESCRIBES THECHARACTERISTICS OF WARM. COLD, AND OC-CLUDED FRONTS; SHOWS THE TYPES OF CLOUDSASSOCIATED WITH EACH TYPE OF FRONT; TELLSHOW AN OCCLUDED FRONT IS PRODUCED; AND EX-PLAINS HOW TO FLY THROUGH AN OCCLUDEDFRONT.PRODUCED BY U S AlF1 FORCE. 1943. RELEASED BY

S CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION.


MODIFICATION Of RADIATION INJURY TO MICE




SHQWS THE EFFECTS ON MICE OF CHEMICAL PRO.1 LOTION BY MERCAPTOETHYLGUANIDANE BEFOREIRRADIATION AND BONE-MARRO, W TRANSPLANTAFTER EXPOSURE TO LETHAL DOSES OF 900 R. ASWELL AS POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS REGARDINGTREATMENT OF SOME HUMAN DISEASE

MODIFICATION Of THE SCHOINHEINIEN SPERRYMETHOD FON FREE ANO TOTAL CHOLESTEROL



mu NO 526605/RL SALE

PRESENTS A REFERENCE PROCEDURE FOR THEDETERMINATION OF SERUM FREE AND TOTAL CHO-LESTEROL. SHOWS HOW THE CHOLESTEROL DIGI.TONIDE IS PRECIPITATED AND THE PRECIPITATE ISWASHED AND DISSOLVED IN SPECIAL FILTER COL-UMNS. RATHER THAN IN CENTRIFUGE TUBES

244 .c

MOLDING ON A JOLT NOLLGVER PATTERN DRAWMACHINE


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF THE JOLT ROLL-OVER PATTERN DRAW MACHINE; HOW TO FILL THEDRAG AND JOLT IT; DRAW THE PATTERN; SET THEDRAG AND COPE PATTERN PLATES, FILL THE COPEAND JOLT IT: AND FINISH AND CLOSE THE MOLD.

FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTCE SERIES. MACHINEMOLDING.

MOLDING ON A JOLT SQUEEZE MACHINE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE PRINCIPLES OF THE JOLT SOUEEZEMOLDING MACHINE, !-JOW TO ROLL THE MOLD, FILLTHE COPE AND APPLY PRESSBOARD. SQUEEZE THEMOLD, DRAW THE PATTERN. AND FINISH ANDCLOSE THE MOLD.

MOLDING PART HAVING A VERTICAL CORE


PRODUCER tam

TITLE NCI 520910/FIL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MOLD A GATE AND RISER. MAKE APOURING BASIN, VENT A MOLD TO PERMIT THEESCAPE OF CORE GASES, AND LOCATE A VERTICALCORE IN A MOLD.


MOLDING PART WITH DEEP GREEN SAND CONE

25 MIN. 16MM FILM, OP r SD. B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NCI 526920/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE USE OF A FOLLOW BOARD WITH ATHIN BOXLIKE PATTERN SHOWS HOW TO REIN-FORCE A GREEN SAND CORE WITH NAILS, LOCATESPRUE AND WATCH.UP PINS. USE GAGGERS. ANDRAM AND VENT A GREEN SAND CORE.

FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTICE SERIES FLOORMOLDING. NO. 2.

MOLDNIS WITH A GATED PATTERN

11 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO SAW

PRODUCERMOE

nnEma 5269601RL RENTAL

1944

SALE

EXPLAINS WHAT A GATED PATTERN IS AND WHY ITIS USED. SHOWS HOW A MATCH OR FOLLOWBOARD MAY SIMPLIFY MAKING A PARTING, HOWFACING SAND IS PREPARED. AND HOW AND WHYSOME PATTERNS ARE RAPPED THROUGH THECOPE.

FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTICE SERIES. BENCHMOt DING. NO. E.

MOLDING WITH A LOOS( PATTERN NNCH


PRODUCERUWE


1944

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO USE BENCH MOLDERS TOOLS,PREPARE MOLDING SAND, FACE A PATTERN. RAM

. AND VENT A MOLD, ROLL A DRAG, AND CUT ASPRUE, RUNNER, RISER, AND GATES. DEPICTS WITHANIMATION THE INSIDE OF A MOLD DURING POUR-ING.

' FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTICE SERIES. BENCHMOLDING, NO. 1.

MOLDING WITN A LOOSE PATTERN FLOOR

24 MIN, 115M-M FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCERUSOE


MOLTEN SALT REACTOR EXPERIMENT


PRODUCERUSAEC


USES ANIMATION TO DESCRIBE THE DESIGN, CON-STRUCTION, AND OPERATION OF THE MOLTEN SALTREACTOR EXPERIMENT. DISCUSSES THE POSSIBIL-IT/ OF USING MOLTEN-SALT REACTORS AS THER-MAL BREEDERS.

MORAL RESPONSMIUTY Of SAFETY

19811 6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, 31W

, PRODUCER USA


TELLS OF FOUR PEOPLE DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLYINVOLVED IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT FACE THE ISSUE,'WHO WAS MORALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCI-DENT?'

MOMENT IN HISTORY, A


PRODUCER USNASA

TIRE NO 5299115/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PRESENTATION OF HONORARY U SCITIZENSHIP TO WINSTON CHURCHILL BY PAESI:DENT KENNEDY ON APRIL 6, 1963. THE LIVE TELEVI-SION TRANSMISSION WAS SENT VIA SATELLITEFROM THE WHITC HOUSE TO ENGLAND.

MOMENT IN TIME, A


PRODUCER USN


DEPICTS THE SCOPE OF NAVY PHOTOGRAPHY ANDTHE MISSION OF MAJOR PHOTOGRAPHIC FIELD AC-

1945 TIVITIES.

sALE

SHOWS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BENCH AND FLOORMOLDING, HOW TO FACE A DEEP PATTERN, RAM ADRAG AND WALK IT OFF, CLAMP A MOLD, LOCATESPRUES AND RISERS, . ND TUCK THE CROSSBARSOF A LARGE COPE.

FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTICE SERIES. FLOORMOLDING, NO. 1.

MOLD/NO WITH A SPUT PATTERN

19 MIN, 13MM FILM, OPT SO, ENLW 1944

PRODUCER UK*

TITLE NO. 520125TRL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW SPLIT PATTERNS AID IN THE MOLD-ING OF SOME CASTINGS. DEMONSTRATES HOWRAMMING AFFECTS THE PERMEABILITY OF SAND INA MOLD, HOW TO REINFORCE A MOLD WITH NAILS,AND 140W TO PATCH A MOLD.


MOLDING WITH A TIMSE-PART FLASK

35 MIN, 13MM FILM,OPT. SO, IMW 19454PRODUCERUWE


EXPLAINS THE USE OF A DEEP FOLLOW BOARD ANDOUTLINES TECHNIQUES OF FACING, RAMMING. ANDVENTING A DEEP GREEN SAND CORE. SHOWS HOWTO USE A CHEEK IN A 3-PART FLASK. GIVES THEPURPOSE AND METHOD OF STEPOATING.

FROM THE FOUNDRY PRACTICE SERIES. FLOORMOLDING, NO. S.

MOLECULAR SAMS Of MUSCLE CONTRACTION

36 MIN. 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,

PRODUCER USNMAC


197$

SALE

EXPLAINS CONTRACTION AND RELAXATION AT THEMOLECULAR LEVEL INCLUDING SLIDING FILAMENTHYPOTHESIS, CROSS BRIDGE THEORY, BASIC ENER-GETICS. CA CONTROL THEORY, AND ELECTRO-CHEMICAL CCUPLING.

91 SLIDES. 2 Ai/DIOCASSETTES. 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

FItIOM THE HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY SERIES

CLEARED FOR 7V.

MOLECULAR OTOLOGY - AP INTRODUCTION



TITLE NO. 002551IRL

1969

SALE

INCLUDES THE IMPROVED RESOLUTION OF THEELECTRON MICROSCOPE, THE ISOLATION OF CELLPARTS BY ULTRACENTRIFUGATION, THE SEPARATION CAPABILITIES OF CHROMATOGRAPHY. THE LO-CALIZATION OF AUTORADIOGRAPHY. AND THE SEN.SITIVITY OF LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTING.

MONTESSORI - A COM CURRICULUM FOR MARINO -IMPAIRED CHILDREN WITH LEARNING...


PRODUCER USEIEH


FULL TITLE: MONTESSORI A CORE CURRICULUM, FOR HEARING IMPAIRED CHILDREN WITH LEARNING

DISABILITIES. DESCRIBES THE EXPANSION OF THEMONTESSORI CORE CURRICULM THROUGH APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING, LINGUIS-TIC THEORY, CHILD DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATIONALTECHNOLOGY, AND CYBERNETIC THEORY. EX-PLAINS HOW THESE ADAPTATIONS HAVE RESULTEDIN A HIGHLY INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM FOR THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD WITH LEARNING DISABIL-ITIES.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'MONTES-SORI.'

FROM THE INTENHATIONAL EDUCATION OF THEHEARING IMPAIRED AMERICAN SERIES.

MOODS IN SAFETY


PRODUCER USAF


. 1966

SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW VARIOUS TYPES QF MOODSAND EMOTIONS CAN BE DETRIMENTAL TO PERSON-AL SAFETY ON AND OFF THE JOS. SHOWS 140WOVERCONFIDENCE, ANGER, DEPRESSION, ANDTENSION CAUSE ACCIDENTS THROUGH DISTORTIONOF INTEL LIGENCE, LOGIC, AND SENSE OF REASON-ING. STRESSES THE IMPOIPANCE OF FOLLOWINGSAFETY RULES ON THE FLIGHT LINE. IN FLIGHT, ATTHE MISSILE SITE, AND BEHIND THE WHEEL.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MOON OLD AND NEW, ME


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 531530TRL SALE

ILLUSTRATES BRIEFLY THE HISTORY OF LUNARSTUDIES BEFORE THE APOLLO 11 MISSION. IT THENCOVERS THE MAJOR THINGS WE HAVE LEARNED,AND THE MAJOR QUESTIONS THAT HAVE EMERGEDFROM STUDYING APOLLO 11 AND 12 LUNAR SAM-PLES AND THE DATA RETURNED FROM SCIENTIFICINSTRUMENTS LEFT ON THE SURFACE. IT CLOSESWITH A BRIEF RESUME OF INVESTIGATIONS THATSCIENTISTS WOULD LIKE TO UNDERTAKE IN THEFUTURE.

MOON, TM AN EMERGING PLANET


PRODUCER USNASA


REVIEWS WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED OF THE EARLYEVENTS IN THE HISTORY OF THE MOON IN NON-TECHNICAL TERMS. DETAILS ACCRETION, STRUC-TURAL FORMATION, VOLCANIC ACTMTY, AND BOM-BARDMENT COMPARES THE GEOLOGY ./F THEMOON WITH THAT OF EARTH AND OTHER PLANETS.

SLEARED FOR TV

245 2

1959

MORE BASIC COURSE

29 AUDIOCASSETT-: 12-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 007621/AL

TEXT INCLUDED.

MORE BASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 007626/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

MORE AND LOUDER


PRODUCER USPOST

TITLE NO. 532160/AL

SALE

SALE

1971

SALE

SHOWS THE NEW U S POSTAL SERVICk WHAT ITMEANS, AND HOW IT WILL WORK. ANIMATED.

MORE EFFICIENT OPERATIVE DENTISTIO TWROUGHNE TEAM CONCEPT


PRODUCER USOHC SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES HOW EFFICIENCY "- CAN SEACHIEVED IN THE OFFICE THROUGH ORGANIZA,TION, STANDARDIZED TECHNICS, _ANOUSE OF THETEAM CONCEPT. EXPLAINS THE PRACTICAL USE OFDIRECT GOLDS AS THE RESTORATIONS AREPLACED ANO FINISHED IN THE PATIENTS MOUTH.

'ammo PRIVENTION IN IRRIGATED AREAS

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 80,.811W 1966



SHOWS HOW TO CONTROL MOSQUITOES IN IRRI-GATED AREAS BY 0000 DESIGN AND CAREFULMAINTENANCE OF THE IRRIGATMON SYSTE,M ACCU-RATE PRELEVELING OF FIELDS, AND PROVIDINGADEQUATE RUN-OFF DRAINAGE IN ORDER TOAVOID STANDING WATER.

MOSQUITO STAGES OF PLASMODIUM' FALCADANUM

VI MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1964


TITLE NO. 0023611/1AL SALE

ILLUSTRATES BY MEANS OF CINEMOGRAPHY, ONEMICROGRAPHY, AND GRAPHICS, SHOWS THEFEMALE OF THE ANOPHELES QUADRIMACULATUSOBTAINING A BL000 MEAL ANO TRANSFER OFSPOROZOITES TO THE SALIVARY GLANDS ANDTHEIR INOCULATION INTO THE TISSUES OF THEHOST.

MOSQUITO SURVEY TECHNIQUES

15 MIN, 16M1' FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1964

PRODUCER USPHS


SHOWS MOSOUITO SURVEY METHODS UNDER A VA-RIETY OF CIRCUMSTANCES AND FOR VARIOUSMOSOUITO SPECIES, SHOWS HOW TO COLLECTLARVAE AND ADULT MOSQUITOES, AND HOW TOKEEP ACCURATE RECORDS AND EVALUATE RE-SULTS.

MOTNER1 MET AND HER EASY'S FUTURE


PROOUCER USN


SHOWS WHAT EFFECT THE LACK OF PROTEIN INTHE DIET OF PREGNANT RATS HAS ON THEIROFFSPRING. STATES THAT FAVORABLE ANO FAR-REACHING RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENT HAVEPROMOTED SIMILAR RESEARCH IN HUMANS. (*-SCRIBES HOW THE HUMAN STUDY IS ORGANIZEDAND THE KINDS OF DATA BEING COLLECTED

MOTIUTY OF ENTAMOISA HISTOLYTICA


PROOUCER USNMAC


USES PHOTOMICROGAPHY TO SHOW THE MOVE.'MENT OF PARASITES IN THE RECTAL LESIONSCRAPINGS OF A PATIENT WITH AMESIASIS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS dEEN LISTED AS 'MOBILITYOF ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA.'

MOUNT DESERT

1951 21 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL

PROOUCER USDAVA .


THROUGH DOCUMENTATION OF THE LOBSTERING,SAILING, PAINTING, AND OTHER ACTIVITIES ONMOUNT DESERT, THE REACTIONS AND FEELINGSOF THE NATIVES AND SUMMER RESIDENTS CONVEYA SENSE OF THE INTERINVOLVEMENT OF MAN WITHTHE ENVIRONMENT OF THIS RESORT ISLAND OFFTHE COAST OF MAINE.MOTION PICTURE HISTORY OF TIM KOREAN WAR,

TNE58 MIN, 11364M FILM, OPT SD, 13^W 1058

PRODUCER U8000 /TITLE M2. 534420/RL RENTAL / SALE

SHOWS THE KOREAN WAR FIGHTING AND THEPROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED BY A ERICAN ANDUNITED NATIONS FORCES DURING THE MAJORPHASES OF THE BATTLE FROM T E INITIAL GUNFIRE ON JUNE 25, 1950, TO THE ARMISTICE ON JULY27, 1963.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTIDRICAL VALUE ANDCOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOUCY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

MOTION PICTURES AND THE NAVY


PROOVCER USN


SHOWS THE OPERATION-AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFTHE PEOPLE CONCER4ED WITH THE ANNUAL NAVYMOTiON P/CTURE PROGRAM.

MOTIVATION


PRODUCER USDA;

TITLE NO. 00457 1' IRL RENTAL

DISCUSSES NEW AND EXCITIK 1 BREAKTHROUGHSBY PSYCHOLOGISTS WHICH CAN BE USED BY THESUPERVISOR 10 HELP HIS PEOPLE INCREASE THEIRPRODUCTIVITY AND JOB SATISFACTION.


MOTIVATION A MEANS TO ACCIDENT PREVENTION


PRODUCER USW SPONSOR USMESA'

TITLE/NO 003535/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW PROPER MOTIVATION PREVENTS ACCI NTS AT HOME AND ON THE JOB PRESENTSREASONS FOCI SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WHICH IN-FL ENCE WORKMEN.


RESTRICTION-PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.=VISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND, SAFETY ADMINISTRA.TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

MOTOR CONOUCTION vin:octrv mom - MEDIANNERVE

I MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1966

PROOLICER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEFINES THE CHARACTER OF NEUROFATHIC LE-SONS. PRESENTS A METHOD OF DETERMINING THEVELOCITY IN MOTOR FIBERS OF THE MEDIANNERVE IN THE FOREARM.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS ASMOTOR CONDUCTION VELOCITY STUDIES OF THEMEDIAN AND ULNAR NERVES.

MOTORS AND GENERATORS, PT I, DC MOTORS ANDGENERATORS

35 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1961

PROOUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION. USES. AND PRIN.CIPLES GOVERNING THE OPERATION OF DCMOTORS AND GENERATORS

MOTORS AND GENERATOR% PT 2, AC MOTORS ANDGENERATORS


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE Dt.SION, CHARACTERISTICS. ANDOPERATION OF AC GENERATORS AND MOTORS.

1969

MOUNT IICKINLEt.,THE LANO ETERNAL


pRooucER USDAVA


MOUTH PREPARATION FOR REMOVABLE PARTIALDENTURES


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURES FOR DIAG-NOSING AND TREATING PATIENT'S MOUTH PRIORTO RECEIVING PROSTHESIS.

MOVEMENTS OF INOAMOISA HISTOLYTICA

2 MIN, 16MM FILM, SILENT, COL

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAG


CINEMICROGRAPHY OF TYPICAL MOTILITY AND IN-GESTED RED CELLS OF TROPHOZOITE OF ENDA-MOEBA HISTOLYTICA FROM A CLINICAL CASE OFAMOEBIC DYSENTERY.

1947

TRACES THE WEB OF LIFE THROUGH THE SEASONSAND POINTS OUT THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF ALLLIVING THINGS IN THIS SUBARTIC REGION OF ,ALASKA.

MOUNT MAMMON .;


PROOUCER USEPA


DISCUSSES THE SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL PROBLEMFACING MANY COMMUNITIES. SHOWS HOW VIRGIN.IA BEACH. VA, SOLVED IT BY COMBINING ITS TRASHWITH THAT FROM NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES,AND BUILDING A LARGE SANITARY LANDFILL ONTOP OF THE GROUND. STATES THAT WHEN FIN-ISHED. MT TRASHMORE WILL BECOME A RECREA.TION AREA.

MOUNTAIN AND DESERT SURVIVAL - DESERT SUR-VIVAL


PRODUCER USAF


OUTLINES PRINCIPLES OF DESERT SURVIVAL.SHOWS PROCEDURES FOR PROMOTING RESCUEAND MAINTAINING PERSONNEL HEALTH AND COM-FORT. POINTS OUT SOURCES OF FOOD ANDWATER, EXPLAINS SHELTER CONSTRUCTION ANDDISCUSSES USE OF SIGNAL FIRES AND MIRROR.EMPHASIZES IMPORTANCE OF CALMNESS ANDCLEAR THINKING. DEMONSTRATES THE TRAGEDYTHAT CAN RESULT FROM FEAR AND PANIC.

CLEARED FOR TV.

MOUNTAIN AND DESERT SURVIVAL, PT I, MOUNTAINSURVIVAL


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES PRINCIPLES OF SURVIVAL INMOUNTAINOUS REGIONS. OUTLINES THE PROCE.DURES FOR PROMOTING RESCUE AND MAINTAIN-ING PERSONAL HEALTH AND COMFORT. SHOWSHOW TO OBTAIN FOOD AND WATER, CONSTRUCT ASHELTER, AND BUILD SIGNAL FIRES. EMPHASIZESTHE NECESSITY OF CALMNESS AND CLEAR THINK-ING.

1963

PUBLIC SALE IN CONTINENTAL USA ONLY,

MOUNTAIN FLYING


PROCIVOER usas

MR IDLER'S CLASS DRUG EDUCATION AT THE ELE-MENTARY LEVEL


PROOUCER USNIMH


SHOWS WHAT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS CAN DO TOPREVENT DRUG MISUSE-WHAT ACTION TO TAKE TODETECT, DIAGNOSE, AND TREAT THE PROBLEMTHROUQH THE USE OF INNOVATIVE APPROACHES.


MULTIPLY HANDICAPPED, THE

23 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPTAD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE NO 338504/RL RENTAL 84LE

PORTRAYS SIX INSTITUTIONS IN EUROPE DESIGNEDTO AID AND EDUCATE MULTIPLY HANDICAPPEDCHILDREN. VIEWS THEIR CLASSROOM ACTIVITIESAND DISCUSSES THEIR GOALS AND OPERATING PHI.LOSOPHIES. THE INSTITUTIONS PROVIDE FOR THEDEAF.BLIND, DYSELIA, MENTALLY RETARDED ANDDEAF, CEREBRAL PALSIED AND DEAF, AND EMO-TIONALLY DISTURBED AND DEAF CHILDREN.

WORK DONE BY AIRLIE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THEGEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MEDICALCENTER, DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PUBLICAFFAIRS, UNDER A GRANT FROM THE BUREAU OFEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED. DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, EDUCATION. AND WELFARE. PREVIOUS-LY THIS HAS BEEN LISETED AS 'MULTIPLE HANDS.CAPPED, THE.'

FROM THE INTERAL4TIONAL EXCATCW OF TNEHEARING IM PAIRED crap: EUROPEAN SERIES

MUNICIPAL sinvAGE TREATMENT PLANTS-A SERIES

4 35MM FILMSTRIPS SILENT


TITLE NO. 007676/RL

ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT WITHVACUUM FILTRATION AND INCINER-ATION

CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION TREAT-MENT PLANT WITH TWORTAGE DI-GESTION

PRIMARY TREATMENT PLANTS

TRICKUNG FILTER PLANTS .

MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENT PROCESSES

1976 13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W



SHOWS THE EQUIPMENT AND EXPLAINS THE PRO-CESSES USED SY U S CITIES TO REDUCE SEWAGETO HARMLESS EFFLUENT AND SOLIDS, THUS PRO-TECTING THE HEALTH OF RESIDENTS AND CON-SERVING WATER RESOURCES.

RTLE NO. 007623/RL SALE

FLYING AROUND AND OVER THE RUGGED MOUN-TAIN PEAK% EXPERT PILOTS DEMONSTRATE THATMOUNTAIN FLYING OFFERS VERY SPECIAL CHM:LENGES. FAST CHANGING WEATHER AND UNPRE-DICTABLE AIR CURRENTS ARE AMONG THE HAZ.ARDS THAT MUST BE COUNTERED BY SHARP PILOISKILLS AND GOOD KNOWLEDGE. PILOTS ALSOSHOULD KNOW THE CAPABILITIES OF THEIR AIR-CRAFT AND SPECIAL PECULIARITIES OF LOCAL TER.RAIN AND WEATHER.

MOUNTING Of CASTS IN A SEMIADJUSTASLE ARTI-CULATOR AND USE Of SITE PLANES


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS A STEP.BY.STEP PROCEDURE FOR MOUNT.ING A CAST IN A HANAU SEMIADJUSTABLE ARTICU.LATOR USING A CONVENTIONAL FACE BOW ANDCHEEK BI TES. DEMONSTRATES THE ADJUSTMENTAND FUNCTION OF A MAXILLARY BITE PLANE.

246

1950

SALE

75FRS

63FRS

47FRS

MFRS

1951

MUSCLE EVALUATION COMMON PERONEAL NERVE


PRODUCER USAAHS

TITLE NO 009419/RL SA LE

DEMONSTRATES THE TENDONS, MUSCLE BELLIES.SURFACE ANATOMY, AND AREAS OF SENSORYSUPPLY ON THE LEG . A VOLUNTARY MUSCLE TESTON A PATIENT WITH COMMON PERONEAL NERVEINJURY AND SUBSTITUTION PATTERNS USED BYPATIENTS TO COMPENSATE FOR THE LOSS OFFUNCTION.

FROM THE MUSCLE EVAL UATK)N SERIES

SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL, NON.PROFIT GROUPSONLY

MUSCLE EVALUATION COMMON MOSUL 'NERVE(OUIZ VIIMION)


PRODUCER USAAHS


PRESENTS THE REVIEW AND QUIZ MATERIAL ON'MUSCLE EVALUATION COMMON PERCNEALNERVE'.

PROM THE HENCE EVALUATION SERIES.

SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL. NON-PROFIT GROUPSCNLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION NIP AND KNEE. NORVAL


PROOUCER USAAHS

TITLE AO 00111421/RI SALE

DEMONSTRATES TENDONS. MUSCLE BELLIES, SUR-FACE ANATOMY, AND AREAS OF SENSORY SUPPLYCAI THE HIP AND LOWER LIMO.

FROM THE *tutu( EVALUATION SERIES.

SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL, NON-PROFIT GROUPSONLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION - MEDIAN mum

40 MIN, 10AM FILM. OPT. SO, ca. I NS

PRODUCER USAAHS


DEMONSTRATES TENDONS, MUSCLE BELLIES, SUR-FACE ANATOMY, AND AREAS OF SENSORY SUPPLYCAI THE FOREARM SUBSTITUTION PATTERNSUSED BY PATIENTS TO COMPENSA_TE FOR THELOSS IQF FUNCTION AND A VOLUNTARY MUSCLETEST ON A PATIENT WITH A MEDIAN NERVE INJURY.

FROM THE MUSCLE EVALUATION SERIES.

SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL NON-PROFIT GROUPSONLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION MEDIAN NERVE (QUIZ VIER-

20 MIN. 111AM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 19116

PRODUCER USAAHS


PRESENTS THE RENIEW AND CIUIZ MATERIAL FOR'MUSCLE EVALUATION MEDIAN NERVE'.

FROM THE MUSCLE EVALUARON SERIES.

SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL, NON-PROFIT GROUPSCNLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION NECK AND SHOULDER


PRODUCER USAAHS


DEMONSTRATES TENDONS, MUSCLE BELLIES. ANDSURFACE ANATOMY A VOLUNTARY MUSCLE TESTCAI A PATIENT WITH LEFT SHOULDER AND UPPERLEFT UPPER LIMB AND SUBSTITUTION PATTERNSUSED BY PATIENTS TO COMPENSATE FOR LOSS OFFUNCTION.

FROM THE *wax EVALUATICW SERIES.

SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL NONPROFIT GROUPSCARY:

MUSCLE EVALUATION NECK AND SHOULDER (QUIZVERSON)

17 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO. COL IllSPRODUCER USMHS


PRESENTS THE REVIEW 1ND 'WIZ MATERIAL FOR'MUSCLE EVALUATION ILCK AND SHOULDERS'

FR)M THE MUSCLE EVALUATION SERIES.

110LD TO PROFESSIONAL. NON-PROFIT GROUPSONLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION RADIAL NERVE


PRODUCER USAAHS


COAONSTRATES TENDONS, MUSCLE BELLIES, SUR.FACE ANATOMY. AND AREAS OF SENSORY SUPPLYCY1 THE FOREARM SUBSTITUTION PATTERNSUSED BY PATIENTS T 0 COMPENSATE FOR THELOSS OF FUNCTION . AND A VOLUNTARY MUSCLETEST ON A PATIENT WITH A RADIAL NERVE INJURY.



MUSCLE EVALUATION RADIAL NERVE (ow VERSION)


PRODWER USAAHS

rins no. 009412/RL SALE

PRESENTS THE REVIEW AND 'WIZ MATERIAL FOR!MUSCLE EVALUATION'. RADIAL NERVE'.


SOLO TO PROFESSIONAL, NONPROFIT GROUPSCNLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION SCIATIC AND pOSTERIONTIBIAL NERVE

35 MIN. NIMM FILM, OPT. LID, COL 19111

PRODUCER USAAHS


DEMONSTRATES THE NORMAL SCIATIC ANU POSTE-RIOR TIBIAL NERVES - A VOLUNTARY MUSCLE TESTCAI A POLIOMYELITIS PATIENT AND SUBSTITUTIONPATTERNS USED BY PATIENTS TO COMPENSATEFOR THE LOSS OF NERVE FUNCTION.


SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL. NON-PROFIT GROUPSCNLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION SCIATIC AND POSTERIONTINA/ nava (QAZ VERSION)

14 MIN, 11/AM FILM, OPT.,110, COL INS

PrIODUCER USA/4M


PRESENTS THE REVIEW AND OUIZ MATERIAL FOR'MUSCLE EVALUATION SCIATIC AND POSTERIORTIBIAL NERVE '


SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL, NON-PROFIT GROUPSONLY,

MUSCLE EVALUATION ULAAR NERVE


PRODUCZR USMHS

TITLE MD. 000415/M. SALE

DEMONSTRATES TENDONS, MUSCLE BELLIES, SUR.FACE ANATOMY, AND AREAS OF SENSORY SUPPLYCAI THE FOREARM A VOLUNTARY MUSCLE TESTON A PATIENT WITH AN ULNAR NERVE INJURYAND SUBSTITUTION PATTERNS USED BY PATIENTSTO uOMPENSATE FOR THE LOSS OF FUNCTION.


SOLD TO PROFESSIONAL, NON.PROFIT GROUPSONLY.

MUSCLE EVALUATION ULNAR Km (QUIZ VER.WON)


PRODUCER USAAHS


PRESENTS THE REVIEW AND CIUIZ MATERIAL FOR'MUSCLE EVALUATION ULNAR NERVE'.

FROM THE MUSCLE EVALUAnoN SERIES.




MUSCLE EVALUATION-A NABS

13 16IAM FILMS. OPT. SO

PRODUCER USAAHS


MUSCLE EVALUATION COMMON PER-OWL NERVE

2472 5 5

1964

SALE

&WIN

MUSCLE EVALUATION COMMON M-CNEAL mum (QUIZ VERSION)

MUSCLE EVALUATION NIP AND KNSENORMAL

MUSCLE EVALUATION MEDIANNERVE

MUSCLE EVALUATION MEDIANNEWS (QUIZ VERSION)

MUSCLE EVALUATION NECK ANOMOULDER

MUSCLE EVALUATION NECK ANDSHOULDER (Quo mow)

MUSCLE EVALUATION RADIAL NOVI

MUSCLE EVALUATION - RADIAL wanma VERSION)

MUSCLE EVALUATION - SCIATIC ANDPOSTERIOR TISIAL NERVE

MUSCLE EVALUATION SCIATIC ANDPOSTERIOR TNNAL NERVE (OMVERSION)

MUSCLE EVALUATION UUIAR wanMUSCLE EVALUATION UUIAR NERVE

ma mews

MUSIC RESEARCH


PROMJCER MUM SPONSOR USOE


DEPICTS THE APPLICATION OF EDUCATIONAL TECH-NOLOGY TO MUSIC. SHOWS ELEMENTARY CHIL-DREN USING A KEYBOARDORIENTED TEACHING MA-CHINE TO LEARN THE BASIC SKILLS OFNUSIC.

FROM THE commumcnnoN THEORY AND THENEW EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERIES.

1 WAIN

10MW

40MIN

TOMIN

49MIN

171.11N

31MIN

TWAIN

36MIN

1411IN

49MIN

17MIN

191111

MUTUAL AID - TIlE 'US NI INDUSTRY

26 MIN, TOMM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1966

PRODUCER US000

TITLE NO 00ISSOIRL MAE

EXPLAINS THE STEPS ANO PROCEDURE IN THE OR-GANIZING AND OONDUCTING OF AN INDUSTRIALMUTUAL A10 ASSOCIATION AND ITS IMPORTANTCIVIL DEFENSE FUNCTION. FEATURES MANY INDUS-TRIES WORKING TOGETHER, GIVES THE LINDEN IN-DUSTRIAL MUTUAL AID COUNCIL (MAC) OFLINDEN, N.J. AS AN EXAMPLE OF MAJOR INDUS-TRIES WORKING TOGETHER.

MY CHILD IS ELIND


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 002569/RL RENTAL SAlfSHOWS HOW A BLIND CHILD. GIVEN PATIENTTREATMENT AND PROPER TRAINING AT * SPECIALNURSERY SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, CAN BETAUGHT MANY THINGS NORMAL CHILDREN DO.

MY HUSBAND LUT our ON ue


PRODUCER USAPA

TITLE MD. 00061 6/11 L SALE

PRESENTS AN INTERVIEW WiTH MRS ANDERSON, AWOMAN IN HER MID-THIRTIES WHO HAS SIX CHIL-DREN ANO WHOSE HUSSAND HAS LEFT THE FAMILYSEVERAL TIMES BEFORE. THE INTERVIEWER MUSTDETERMINE WHETHER DESERTION HAS ACTUALLYOCCURRED.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE MENTAL ELEMENTS OF INTERVIEWINGSERIES.

MY HUSBAND STOPPED SUPPORT PAYMENTS


PRODUCER USAPA


PRESENTS AN INTERVIEW FOCUSING ON THE WEL-FARE REGULATIONS THAT DEAL WITH THE AREA OFCHILD SUPPORT ANO HIGHLIGHT THE RESPONSIBIL-ITY OF THE CLIENT AND THE AGENCY.1 STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INTERWEWWOSERIES.

MYCOLOGICAL ewe CULTURE TECHNIQUE



TITLE NO 0100411/RL

1916

SALE

DEMONSTRATES A METHOD FOR GROWING FUNGION COVERSLIPS TO PRESERVE MYCELIA ANDSPORES.

MYCOLOGICAL SLIM CULTURE TECHNIQUE

7 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1965

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USVA


SHOWS A METHOD OF GROWING FUNGUS ON MI-CAMICOPIE COVER SLIPS TO PRESERVE MYCELIAAND SPORES INTACT

MYCOLOGICAL SLUM CULTURE TECHNIQUE, A

4 MIN. 35MM FILMSTRIP. 114 INAUDIOTAPE. COL


TITLE NO 54072e1RL

1965

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO GROW FUNGI ON GLASS SLIDES INA MOIST CHAMBER IN ORDER TO OBSERVE THEUNDISTURBED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REPRO-DUCT!' 'I STRUCTURES AND A MYCELIUM.36 ERA IS

MYSTERY Ai' SMOKEY NOLLOW


PROOUCER USOA


A FOREST RANGER TRACES THE ORIGIN OF AWOODS FIRE BY OUESTIONING SEVERAL MEMBERSOF A COMMUNITY ABOUT THEIR ACTIVITIES IN ORNEAR THE WOODS AT THE TIME THE FIRE STARTED.THE MYSTERY OF HOW EACH PERSON IS IM-PRESSED WITH THE NEED FOR CAREFUL ATTEN-TION WHENEVER FIRE IS USED IN OR NEAR A FOR-ESTED AREA

NAME OF THE GAME, THE

27 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIW 1068

PRODUCER USDL MP


PRESENTS STATE AND LOCAL PUBLIC EMPLOYMENTSYSTEM SERVICES FOR THE HARD-CORE UNEM-PLOYED AND MINORITY GROUPS, SHOWS STEP-BY.STEP EDUCATION OF AN INDIAN SHEPHERD TOBECOME A SKILLED ELECTRONICS WORKER IN-CLUDES INTERVIEWS, TESTING, COUNSELING,TRAINING. AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR INNER.CITY MINORITY RESIDENTS.

FROM THE CAREER JOI3 OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.21.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

NAPLES TO CASSINO

26 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. 50..51W 1950

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS SCENES OF FIGHTING DURING THE DRIVEOF ALLIE1 FORCES FROM NAPLES TO CASSINO,ITALY, Dth-oNG WORLD WAR II.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY. INS. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950..


NARCOTIC DEATHS, PT

27 MIN, NIMM FILM, OPT SO. SSW 1970

PROOUCERUSNMAC


DESCRIBES THE TYPES OF NARCOTIC DEATHS EN.COUNTERED, TYPES OF DRUGS USED, AND SYMP.TOMATIC CHANGES FOUND EXTERNALLY AS WELLAS INTERNALLY. DISCUSSES AND DEMONSTRATESTHE IMPLEMENTS INVOLVED IN USING NARCOTICDRUGS AND SHOWS SLIDES OF VICTIMS OF NAR-COTIC OVERDOSAGE AND THE EFFECTS OF NAR-COTIC INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS ON VEINS ANDSUBCUTANEOUS TISSUEPRODUCED BY THE NATIONAL MEDICAL. AUDIOVISU-AL CENTIrl IN COOPERATION WITH OR NORMANEWE, PRI fESSOR OF PATHOLOGY, EMORY UNI-VERSITY SGHOOL OF MEDICINE, ATLANTA, GA. KINE-SCOPE.


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY. CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL CLOSED-CIR.CUIT TELEVISION ONLY

NARCOTIC DIATOM, PT 2

21 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO. B&W 1970

PRODUCER USN MC


DOCAIIIES THE TYPES OF NARCOTIC DEATHS EN.COUNTERED, TYPES OF DRUGS USED, AND SYMP.TOMATIC CHANGES FOUND EXTERNALLY AS WELLAS INTERNALLY. DISCUSSES AND DEMONSTRATESTHE IMPLEMENTS INVOLVED IN USING NARCOTIC

DRUGS AND SHOWS SLIDES OF VICTIMS OF NAR-COTIC OVERDOSAGE AND THE EFFECTS OF NAR-COTIC INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS ON VEINS ANDSUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE. s.

PRODUCED BY THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISU-AL CENTER IN COOPERATION WITH DR NORMANENDE, PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY, EMORY UNI.VERSITY SCHCOL OF MEDICINE, ATLANTA, GA. KINE-SCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES. FOREN-SIC MEDICINE OUTLINES

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY CLEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL CLOSED-CIR-CUIT TELEVISION ONLY

NARCOTICS

5 MIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT. SG. COL

PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO 5424901RL

SONGS Of PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINERS. SPANISH-AMERICAN SONGS AND 'CASEY JONES '

NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER, THE

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO,COL 1966

PRODUCER USN


PROVIDES A BRIEF HISTORICAL SEGMENT OFPRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT'S PAAT INPLANNING AND DEDICATING THE CENTER GIVES AGENERAL VIEW OF THE WORK THAT TAKES PLACE

KATO SEAPOWER FOR PIACI

26 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT SO, B&W

1971 PRODUCER USN

. TITLE NO. 0070031RL SALE

REVIEWS THE ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS OF SA-GIANT (SUPREME ALLIED COMMAND ATLANTIC) ANDITS CAPABILITIES FOR THE DEFENSE OF NATO

SALE

DESCRIBES THE DANGEROUS EFFECTS THATTHESE DRUGS MAY HAVE ON THE INDIVIDUAL. DIS-CUSSES THE REASONS WHY PERSONS ABUSEDRUGS.


NARRATIVE CONSTRUCTFA SAFETY AND HEALTHTRAINING COURSE

290 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1973

PRODUCER USOSHA


DISCUSSES ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTIONSAFETY FROM PRE -JOB PLANNING TO THE FIN-ISHED WORK. CONSIDERS GUILT -IN HAZARDS INTHE USE OF MATERIAL-HANDLING LOADERS. BULL-DOZERS, TRUCKS, ARC AND GAS WELDING EQUIP-MENT, CUTTING EQUIPMENT, FLAMMABLE FUELSAND LIQUIDS, AND MAJOR POWERED EQUIPMENT.PRESENTS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.HANDTOOLS, AND ACCESSORIES.INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED

NATIONAL ARSORETUM, THE


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE SHARP CONTRAST BETWEEN THEHUBBUB OF THE NATION'S CAPTIAL AND THESERENE AND BEAUTIFUTL SHOWPLACE OF LIVINGPLANTSTHE NATIONAL ARBORETUM IN 'WASHING-TON. THE FOUR SEASONS APE COMPRESSED INTOTHIS SHORT TOUR WHERE YOU CAN WATCH SCIEN-TISTS AT WORK AND LOOK AT THE VIVID COLORSOF THOUSANDS OF FLOWERS INCLUDES A SE-QUENCE TAKEN IN THE FAR EAST. SHOWING AUSDA 3CIENTIST COLLECTING PLANTS FOR DEVEL,CPING NEW ORNAMENTALS TO BEAUTIFY AMERICA.

NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING PROOKAMS RESTOR-ING THE BALANCE


PRODUCER USOPOP


PRESENTS FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM LEADERSFROM SEVERAL COUNTRIES IN ASIA. AFRICA, LATINAMERICA, AND THE MIDDLE EAST DISCUSSINGTHEIR FEELINGS. EXPERIENCES, AND .HOPES FORFAMILY PLANNING IN THEIR REGIONS.TEACHER'S MANUAL AND SELECTED READINGBOOKLET INCLUDED

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL POPULATION PRO-GRAMS SERIES.

NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL, PT

10 MIN, IMAM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1950

PRODUCER USA


INCLUDES WESTERN GERMAN AND PHILIPPINEDANCES, A NEW ENGLAND BARN DANCE AND THESCOTTISH HIGHLAND FLING

NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL, PT 2

10 MIN. 11IMM FILM. OPT SD. B&W 1950

PRODUCER USA


INCLUDES POLISH. ENGLISH. CROATIAN, AMERICANINDIAN. LITHUANIAN, UKRAINIAN. TEXAS AND TEN-NESSEE DANCES AND NEGRO AND YUGOSLAVSONGS

NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL PT 3

10 MIN, 15MM FILM OPT SD. B&W 1950

PRODUCER USA


INCLUDES ISRAELI, RUSSIAN, CZECHOSLOVAKIANAND AMERICAN SOUARE DANCES, OZARK BALLADS,

248

1057

NATURAL DENTITION. A - COURTESY INOODONTICS


PRODUCER CHIDEN SPONSOR USHMAC


DEMONSTRATES ONE FORM OF ENCODONTICTHERAPY UTILIZING THE MULTIPLE SILVER CONEMETHOD FOR OOTURATION. EMPHASIZES THE;PRACTICAL USEFULNESS AND BROAD SCOPE OFAPPLICATION OF ROOT CANAL THERAPY TO THEPRACTICE OF GENERAL DENTISTRY


NATURE OF SEA WATER


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIESOF SEA WATER. EXPLAINS HOW MAN'S UNDER-STANDING OF THE SEA IS BASIC TO 1MAKING USEOF OCEAN RESOURCES.

NATURE'S FOROE

29 MIN, 111MM FILM. OPT SO. COL 1974

PROOUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 005699/RI CALE

EXPLAINS HOW SPECIES COMPETED AGAINST SPE-CIES FOR SURVIVAL DURING THE LAST ICE AGE INNORTH AMERICA 10.000 YEARS AGO TELLS HOWTHE STORY IS BROUGHT UP TO DATE WHEN OURHoHLY TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY CONSUMESVAST AMOUNTS OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY. AND, ASA BY.PROQUCT. PRODUCES WASTE HEAT, LARGELYRELEASED IN BODIES OF WATER

NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY

23 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SO, B&W 1042

PROOUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW THE CELESTIAL COORDINATES APEPLACED IN RELATION TO THE EARTH. ANO HOWDECLINATION, ZENITH POINT, NADIR LINE, AND THE

'JUNE AND SEPTEMBER SOLSTICES ARE USED IN CE-LESTIAL NAVIGATION.

FROM THE MAMA TIM SERIES

NAVAL FLIGHT OFFICER, TIM - CALLING TOE SIG-NALS


PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE NAVALFLIGHT OFFICER TO THE TEAM EFFORT OF AN AVI-ATION MISSION.

NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY REACTOR

21 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO. COL ' 1056



SHOWS THE NAVAL RESEARCH LASORATORY'SPOOL-TYPE, 100-KW RESEARCH REACTOR FACILITYIN WASHINGTON. ALL VISIBLE COMPONENTS AREPICTURED AND DESCRIBED. ACTION INCLUDESSTARTUP, OPERATION OF CONTROLS, AND UNDER-WATER SHOTS OF THE CERENKOV RADIATION. D.-PLAINS COMPOSITION OF FUEL ELEMENTS, ASSEM-BLY OF A CORE. AND METHODS OF EXPOSINGPLES BY CUTAWAY DRAWINGS AND ANIMATION DE-SCRIBES SEVERAL EXPERIMENTS REPRESENTATIVEOF THE TYPE OF RESEARC., PERFORMED WITH THEREACTOR.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NM NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

NAVAL STEAM TURBINES NOW TIMINGS WORK


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES AND DESIGN OFMAIN PROPULSION AND AUXILIARY STEAM TUR.SINES IN NAVY USE.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

NAVAL STEAM TURBINES - TURBINE CASUALTIES


PRODUCER USN

nnE NO 002560/14L SAL,

EXPLAINS THE DELICATE NATURE OF TURBINEEQUIPMENT AND THE CARE WHICH SHOULD BE OB.SERVED IN ITS OILING, CLEANING. AND MMNTE-NANCE.


NAVIGATION BY TRANSIT SATELLITE

25 MIN. 1EMM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1960

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES NE PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION,LAUNCH SEQUENCE, GROUND SUPPORT SYSTEM.AND BASIC USER REQUIREMENTS.

NAVIGATION RETURNS TO THE AIIKANSAS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so, cot. .

PROOUCER USAE

TITLE NO. 003614/RL

NAVY miTtomoLoar FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES


P7ODUCER USN

mu No 032627/F.:. SALE

SHOWS OPPORTUNITIES FOR METEOROLOGISTS ASOFFICERS IN THE NAVAL WEATHER SERVICE

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES AND ILLUSTRATES DUTIES OF THE CIVILENGINEER CORPS OFFICER.

NAVY OfF/CER ORIENTATION AERONAUTICAL MAIN-TENANCE DUTY OFFICER


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE DEMANDING, COMPLEX, AND DE-TAILED WORK REOUIRED OF AN AERONAUTICALMAINTENANCE DUTY OFFICER

FROM THE NAVY OFFICER ORIENTA F/ON SERIES.

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION COMSAT SCNOLARINTILUGENCE OFFICER


PRODUCER USN

17TLE NO 007906/11L SALE

SHOWS THE INTELLIGENCE OFFICER'S DUTIES AS AYOLING OFFICER FOLLOWS HIS DAILY WORK ROLI-TINE WITH HIS SQUADRON ABOARD 'AN AIRCRAFT

1963 CARRIER.

FROM THE ANVY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES

&ALE

DESCRIBES THE CUT. OF ENGINEERS CURRENTCONSTRUCTION ACTIVI TIES AND FUTURE PLANSFOP THE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THELOWER ARKANSAS RIVER BASIN. PHOTOGRAPHSOF CONSTRUCTION AND ANIMATION ARE USED TODESCRISE THE EXTENSIVE PROGRAM WHICH ISMAKING THE LAST MAJOR TRIBUTARY OF THE MIS-SISSIPPI RIVER READY FOR MODERN BARGETRANSPORTATION BESIDES PROVIDING FLOODCONTROL WATER SUPPLY, POWER. AND RECREA.

NAVIGATION-A SERIES

10 10MM FILMS. OPT SO

PRODUCER USN


IDENTIFIES CELESTIAL RECOGNITION AND EXPLAINSITS APPLICATION TO NAVIGATIONRELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1946 AND 1949 PRODUCED BY U SNAVY IN 1942, 1943, AND 1944

DEAD RECKLEVAL 1.17412adFP= AND CE- 4014IN

EARTH, TH. 17MIN

LINK SEXTANT, THE 17MIN

NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY 23MIN

WONT PILOTING SURFACE I EMIR

PILOTING SURFACE 33MIN

RELATIVE MOVEMENT PT 1 RELATIVEMOVEMENT AND WIERCEIPTION 14M1N

RELATIVE MOVEMENT PT 2 OUT ANDIN SEARCH, RELATIA WII41) 13MIN

STAR IDENT1FICAT1016 MAIN

T1110E, PTS 1, 2. ANO 3 S7MIN

NAVY AND SCIENCE, THE

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. SEW 1951

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 002201/1IL SALE

HIGHLIGHTS SOME OF THE SCIENTIFIC RESEAACHPROGRAMS BEING CONDUCTED BY THE NAVY.

THIS HAS DEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

NAVY 11011114.E0 RACING TEAM

IS MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1969

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS PHASES OF BOBSLED RACING AND ACTIVI.TIES OF THE NAVY TEAM IN BOTH DOMESTIC ANDINTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS.

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION CRYPTOLOGICAL OF-FICER


PROOUCER USN


DESCRTBES THE SKILLS REWIRED FOR WORK INTHIS FIELD. DUE TO THE CLASSIFIED NA TURE OFTHE WORK, THIS UNCLASSIFIED FILM IS VORY GEN-ERAUZED

FROM THE ANVY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES.

NAVY OFF/CER ORIENTATION - MELO FLIGHT

5 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT SO, COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 037969/1IL

FROM THE NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES

1975

SALE

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION JET FLIGHT

5 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. rOl. 1975

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 000699IFL SALE

FROM THE NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES.

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION MEDICAL CORPS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 037#91/11L SALE

PRESENTS THE CHALLENGES AND ADVANTAGES OFA CAREER AS A NAVY DOCTOR.

FROM THE ANVY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES.

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION MEDICAL SERVICECORPS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD GOL 1975

PRO.XICER USN

TIT..E NO. 007990/11L SALE


NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION NAVAL FLIGHT OFFI..CIA


PRODUCER USN



NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION NAVY LAWYER

10 MIN, lemm FILM. OPT SD, COL 1976

PRODUCER USN


s FROM THE NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES

249

2 5 7.

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION NAVY NURSE CORPS


PRODUCER USN

7ITLE NO 007962/RL SALE


NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION - NUCLEAR LANGUAGE

10 MIN, 1134AM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1976

PROOUCER USN

TITLE Ma 007960/1IL SALE

PRESENTS A 2-YEAR NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERSTRAINING CORPS PROGRAM FOR SELECTED QUALI-FIED COLLEGE JUNIORS AND SENIORS THAT RE-SULTS IN BECOMING A 'NUCLEAR TRAINING' NAVALOFFICER


NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION NUCLEAR NAVY


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNGOFFICERS TO BE TRAINED UNDER THE NUCLEARPROPULSION OFFICER CANDIDATE PROGRAM.


NAVY OFFICER VIIENTATION OFFICER CANDIDATESCHOOL TO SE AN ENSIGN


PRODUCER USN


FROM THE AN VY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES.

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION PEOPLE-PEOPLE


PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO 007964/11L SACE

FEATURES THE HUMANITARIAN COMPASSIONATEWORK PERFORMED BY MEDICAL SERVICE CORPSSPECIALISTS.


NAVY OFFICER ORIENTAT/ON POOP PL/GHT

4 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD,COL 1975

PROOUCER USN



NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION VA FEVER LINE OFFICER


PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES THAT COMMAND AT SEA IS THE PRI.MARY GOAL OF ALMOST ALL LINE OFFICERS PRO-VIDES A LOOK AT THIS VERY SPECIALIZED CAREERFIELD


NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION TVG WAY TO THEUNE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS TRAININGCORPS AS AN EXCELLENT PATHWAY TO BECOMINGA NAVAL OR MARINE CORPS OFFICER.

FRO" THE NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION SERIES.

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION U S NAVAL ACAOIMYNOT FON AU. TO SHARE

10 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, CAX 1975

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE LIFE OF A MIDSHIPMAN AT THE NAVALACADEMY PRESENTS A STRONG CHALLENGE ANDHIGH STANDARDS THAT CAN ONLY BE MET BY MENEQUAL TO THE TASK

FROM THE NAVY OFFICER ORIEIvTATIGW SERIES

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION W1440 AND SEA

13 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SO, COL 1074

PRODUCER USN


DEPICTS THE DAILY LIFE OF A METEROLOGIST ANDAN OCEANOGRAPHER DURING SEA DUTY

FROM THE NAVY OFFICER ORIENTArtav SERIES

NAVY OFFICER ORIENTATION WOMAN


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR AN EXCEL-LENT CAREER AS A WOMAN OFFICER IN THE NAVY

FROM THE NAVY OFF;CER ORIENTATION SERIES

NAVY PHOTOGRAPHY IN SCIENCE


PROOWER USN

TITLE NO 0025A4/RL SAL E

SNOWS USF.S OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH..TIME LAPSE, HIGH.SPEED, SLOWMOTION,STROBOSCOPIC, MICROSCOPIC. AND UNDER-WATERTECHNIQUES. INCLUDES SCENES Of THE MOON INMOTION, eLoon CIRCULATION IN THE BRAIN, ANDTHE EART FROM WI MILES ALTITUDE

NAVY SINGS IT LIKE IT IS, THE


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE EXPERIENCES OF UNDERWATERDEMOLITION TEAM PERSONNEL. PILOTS, SUOMARINERS, CORPSMEN, NURSES. AND OTHER NAVALPERSONNEL THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF FOLK BAL..LADS

NAVY STANDARD SWIMMING TEST AND ABANDONINGSHIP DRILLS


PROOLICER USN

TITLE NO 0025854:IL SAL E

SHOWS VARIOUS TESTS GIVEN TO NAVY PERSON-NEL TO DETERMINE SWIMMING ABILITIES, AND IL.LUSTRATES ,'..BANDONING SHID DRILLSPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1044 RELEASED BY U SOf FICE OF EDUCATION, 1948

FROKITHE PHYSICAL77Th'ESS TRAINING SERIES.

NAVY, THE DECISIONS

19 MIN, IIIMm FILM, OPT SD. COL 1975

PRODUCER IJSN


PRESENTS A STORY DESIGNED TO CREATE A FA-VORABLE IMPRESSION Of NAVY LIFE ON THE GE.N-ERAL PUBLIC, ESPECIALLY HIGH SCHOOL STU-DENTS

NAVY'S ItO TOP, THE


FROOUCER USN


SHOWS THE PREPARATION Of A NAVY VESSEL FORA NEW METHOD OF TOPSIDE ENCAPSULATION, FAB-RICATION Of THE ENCAPSULATING COVER, AND IN-STALLATION OF THE COVER ON THE VESSEL

NAZIS STRIKE. THE


PRODUCER USWD


DOCUMENTS GERMANY'S PREPARATIONS FORWAR THE CONQUEST Of AUSTRIA AND CZECHO.SLOVAKIA, AND THE ATTACK UPON POLANDPROOUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT. 1943 RE-LEASED BY U S OfEJCE Of WAR INFORMATION. DO.MESTIC BRANCH. 1945, AND BY U S OFFICE Of EDU.CATION, 1949

FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES

RESTRICTION SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FORSTUDY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLYCLEARED FOR CLOSED.CIRCUIT TV ONLY

NEED FOR HUMAN INTERACTION, THE


PRODUCER USDAITP SPONSOR USNIMH

TITI.E NO 000004/RL

1976

SALE

SHOWS THAT AVENUES TO SOCIAL INTERACTIONSHOULD BE AVAILABLE TO HOME PATIENTS TO FUL.FILL THEIR NEED TO TALK TO SOMEBODY THERESHOULD ALWAYS BE 'SOMEBODY TO TALK TO1 INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND e COPIES Of THESTUDENT GUIDEBOOK INCLUDED, THE AUDIOVI-SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OfTHE DIVISION Of MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA-TIONAL INSTITUTE Of MENTAL HEALTH; THE DIVI.SION OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON

v.

DRUG Al3USE, THE DIVISION Of LONG.TERM CARE,HEALTH RESOUTTCES ADMINISTRATION. AND THEMENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, DIVISION OFSCIENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATION, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEAL TH.

FROM THE IT CAN'T em, HOME SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV

NEED FOR WORK, THE


PROQUCER USOMTP SPONSOR USNIMH

TITLE NO...007999/RL

1976

SALE

SHOViS THE IMPORTANCE OF MEANINGFUL WORKFOR THE NURSING HOME RESIDENT ACTIVITIESTHAT HELP OCCUPY 'ThE RESIDENT GIVE THEM AFULLER, HAPPIER LIFE.

8 COPIES OF THE STUDENT GUIDEBOOK AND 1 IN-STRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED THE AUDIOVI.SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OFTHE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA.'DONAL INSTITU TE OF MENTAL HEALTH, THE DIVI.SION OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL INSTITUTE ONQRUG ABUSE. ThE DIVISION OF LONG-TERM CARE,HEALTH RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION; AND THE DI.VISION Of SCIENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATION,MENTAL HEAL TH EDUCATION BRANCH, NATIONALINSTITUTE Of MENTAL HEALTH

FROM THE IT CAN'T BE HOME SERIES

CLEARED 1.:T1R TV

NEEDLE INJECTIONSTIONS

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OaT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 1305212/RL

EQUIPMENT AND MEDICA-

1957

SALE

SHOWS THE USES OF NEEDLE INJECTIONS AND THEFULLY EQUIPPED NEEDLE TRAY DESCRIBES THEASEPTIC PROCEDURE FOR PREPARATION OF SY-RINGES. SHOWS HOW TO PREPARE MEDICATIONSFOR USE WHEN SUPPLIED AS LIQUIDS OR POWDERIN SEALED VIALS IN AMPULES. OR TABLET FORM.SHOWS HOW TO FILL THE SYRINGE, AND THEAFTER INJECTION CLEAN UP

NEEDLE INJECTIONS INTRADERMAI., SUBCUTANE-OUS, AND 1NTPIAMUSCULAR INJECTION".


PRODUCER USN

TITLEN 005214/RL SALE

7141 TITLE NEEDLE INJECTICNS INTRADERMAL,S'1NCUTANEOUS. AND INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTIONTEO-INIOUES EXPLAINS THE USES OF INTRADER.MAL, SUBCUTANEOUS. AND INTRAMUSCULARNEEDLE INJECTIONS DESCRIBES PRECAUTIONS.ASEPTIC PROCEDURE, AND APPROPRIATE NEEDLESIZE SHOWS ANGLE Of PENETRATION AND LOCA-TION Of TISSUE FOR INJECTIONS

NEEDLE INJECTIONS INTRAVENOUS INJECTION


PRODUCEP USN


DESCRIBES ASEPTIC PROCEDURES SHOWS INJEC-TIONS. CHA.RT ENTRIES AFTER INJECTION. ANDPRECAUTIONS.

NEGRO SOLDI R. THE


PRODUCER USWD


1944

SALE

TRACES THE ROLE Of THE NEGRO SOLDIER INAMERICAN HISTORY FROM 17M TO 1944 SHOWSTHE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF NEGRO TROOPS

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR F...ANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS, THE


PRIXKICER liSDLMP


DEMOWTRATES HOW YOUTH CAN STAY IN SCHOOLAND CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION WHILE EARNINGNEEDED MONEY UNDER THE U S DEPARTMENT OfLABOR'S NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORP& PRO-GRAM STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE Of GAININGWORK EXPERIENCE WHILE STAYING IN SCHOOLSHOWS HOW DROPOUTS CAN GET WORK EXPERI.ENCE, EARN GOOD MONEY. AND BE HELPED TOBETTER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

FROM THE


250

NEIGHSORS

28. MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USSRS


SHOWS HOW NEIGHBORS HAVE TRADITIONALLY Of. ,FERED HELP IN TIMES OF TROUBLE. BUT INMODERN SOCIETY. MORE THAN NEIGHBORLY HELPIS NEEDED TELLS HOW COMMUNICTY SERVICESOFFER HELP TO DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN ANDAMA TS

: FROM THE NO PLACE LIkE HOME SERIES

NEOSHO APRIL 24

14 MIN, 113MM FILM, OPT SD. CO,L

PRODUCER USNOAP

TITLE NO 007755/RL

1976

SALE

PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE DEVASTATI a TOR-NADO OF APRIL 24, 1975 WHICH STRUCK THESMALL MISSOURI CITY OF NEOSHO OOCUMEN STHE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS PLANNING Of THECOMMUNITY, WHICH WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THESURVIVAL OF THOSE WHO WERE CAUGHT IN THEPATH OF THE TORNADO

CLEARED FOR TV

NIEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY

MI MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE.COL

PROCUCER USNMAC

TITI E NO 0031867/RL

1975

SALE

PROVIDES DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THENEURO.OPTHALMOLOGICAL CAUSES Of DISTURBEDVISION AND THE PATIENT COMPLAINTS ASSOCIAT-ED WITH,EACH. USES DECISION TREES TO GUIDETHE MANAGEMENT Of PATIENTS WITH DISTURBEDVISION AND TO DIFFERENTIATE NEURO-OPTHALMO-LOGICAL CAUSES FROM OTHER CAUSES171 SLIDES. WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS 1INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE, 1 STUDENT MANUAL. AND 1STUDENT REFERENCE PACKET INCLUDED DEVEL-OPED BY THE PACIFIC MEDIC:AL CENTER, UNIVERSI.TY OF THE PACIFIC

FROM THE SELFINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS INOPHTHALMOLOGY SERIES._

NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-SETT! MO. 01


PRODUCER USNM AC

rITLE NO 007477/RL SALEINCLUDES THREE TITLES 'TOPOGRAPHY - BRAIN.AND SPINAL CORD IN SITU.' 'TOPOGRAPHY MAJORDIVISIONS Of THE BRAIN AND THEIR RELK:ION TOTHE EMBRYONIC BRAIN: AND 'TOPCGRAPNY . DE-TAILED TOPOGRAPHY Of THE MAJOF DIVISIONS OFTHE BRAIN

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIOIVSSERIES.

NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-SEM NO. 02


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007478/RL SALEINCLUDES THREE TITLES: 'TOPOGRAPHY CRANIALNERVES,"TOPOGRAPHY . CEREBRAL BLOOD VES-SELS, AND 'TOPOGRAPHY . VENTRICLES AND CERE.BROSPINAL FLUID'

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY OEMONSTRATIOIVSSERIES.

NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-sarra No. 03


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 007479/RL SALEINCLUDES FOUR TITLES. 'DISSECTION Of THEBRAIN STEM - MIDDLE CEREBELLAR PEDUNCLE ANDAUDITORY NERVE,"DISSECTION Of THE BRAINSTEM . INFERIOR AND SUPERIOR CEREBELLAR PE.DUNCLES."DISSECTION Of THE HEMISPHERESLONG ASSOCIATION BUNDLES,' AND 'DISSECTIONOf THE HEMISPHERES . EXTREME AND EXTERNALCAPSULES AND RELATED STRUCTURES.'

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES

NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERICS, CAS-SETTE NO. 04


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 007480/RL SALEINCLUDES THREE TITLES 'DISSECTION Of THEHEMISPHERES BASAL GANGLIA, ANTERIOR COM.MISSURE, AND INTERNAL CAPSULE,"DISSECTIONOf THE HEMISPHERES - OLFACTORY SYSTEM,' AND

'DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHERES LIMBICSYSTEM.'

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES.

NOUROANATONY DIMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS.SITTI NO, OE


PFPOUCER USNIAAC


INCLUDES TWO TITLES: 'PROPRIOCEPTION,TORY, TACTILE, PAIN, AND TEMPERATURE PATH.WAYS' AND 'TRIGEMINAL PATHWAYS.'

FROM THE NEuRa4N4rco4P' DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES.

NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-SETTE NO. 06


PRODUCER USNMAC


INCLUDES THREE TITLES: 'VISCERAL AFFERENTS,''VESTIBULAR AND CCCHLEAR SYSTEMS,' AND'VISUAL SYSTEM.'

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES.

NILLIROANATOMY NMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-WITTE NO. OF


PRODUCER USNMAC


INCLUDES TWO TITLES: 'DORSAL THALAMUS' AND'PYRADIAL SYSTEM.'

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEAIONSTRATIONSSERIES.

NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-SETTE NO, OS

53 MIN, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETrE, COL 1972

PROOUCER USNMAC


INCLUDES TWO TITLES: 'CEREBELLAR CONNEC-TIONS' AND 'EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM.'

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRAnonsSERIES.

NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-SITU NO. OS


PROUUCER USNMAC


INCLUDES TWO TITLES: 'AUTONOMIC NERVOUSSYSTEM' AND 'OLFACTORY AND LIMBIC SYSTEMS.'

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMOIVSTRATIONSSERIES.

NEUROANATOMY DEMOWTRATIONS SERIES, CAS-SEM NO. 10

12 MIN, 314 IN. VIDEOCASSETrE, COL . 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC

nra mo. 007486/RL SALE

INCLUDES ONE TITLE: 'VIDEO SYNOPSIS.'

FROM THE NEUROANA TONY DEMOIVSTRATIONSSERIES,



NIUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS-A SERIES

10 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTES

PRODUCER USNMAC

TTTLEMO. 007476IRL SALE

SOLD IN 10 CASSETTES WITH 1 OR IAORE TITLES INEACH. SEE ENTRIES UNDER 'NEURUANATOMY DEM.

1072

ONSTRATIONS SERIES, CASSETTE' FOR A LISTINGOF THE TITLES IN EACH CASSETTE.

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM MAN

CERENLIAN cossanoss 27MIN

DISSECTION OF TNE MAIN STEM IN-FERIOR AND SUPERIOR CERESEL,LAN PEDUNCLES 13MIN

DISSECTION OP . THE MAIN STEM -MOLE CERIBILLAN PEDUNCLEAND AUDITORY NERVE 16MIN

DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHERES' BASAL GANGLIA, ANTERIOR COM-MINN, AND INTERNAL 16MIN

DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHERES -EXTREME AND EXTERNAL CAP-SULES AND RELATED STRUCTURES WIN

DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHERES, LIMSIC SYSTEM 15MIN

DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHERES -LONG ASSOCIATION BUNDLES 20MIN

DISSECTION OF THE HEMISPHERESOLFACTORY SYSTEM 10MIN

DORSAL THALAMUS 17MIN

EXTRAPYRAMIDoi. STEIN 26MIN

OLFACTORY AND UMW SYSTEMS 24MIN

PNOPRIOCEPTION, VIMATORY, TAC-TILE, PAIN, AND TEMPERATUREPATHWAYS 16MIN

PYRAMIDAL SYSTEM IDIAIN

TOPOGRAPHY MAIN AND SPINALCORD IN SITU 16MIN

TOPOGRAPHY cseasesa. SLCIODVESSELS 17MIN

TOPOGRAPHY - CRANIAL NERVES 17MIN

TOPOGRAPHY DETAILED TOPOGRA-PHY OF THE MAJOR DIVISIONS OfTHE MAIN

TOPOGRAPHY MAJOR DIVISIONS OfTHE MAIN ANO THEIR RELATION TOTHE EMBRYONIC MAIN 17MIN

TOPOGRAPHY - VENTRICLES AND U-NINOMINAL FLUID

TRIGEMINAL PATHWAYS 19MIN

VESTIBULAR AND COCHLEAR SYS-TEMS 21MIN

VIDEO SYNOPSIS I2MIN

VISCERAL AFFERENTS 19MIN

VISUAL SYSTEM 16MIN

NEUROSURGERY - FACIAL NEURALGIA


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OFTRIGEMINAL AND GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NEURAL.GIAPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1946. RELEASED BYUSOE, 11348.

RECOMMENDEDONLY.

FOR PROFESSIONAL , GROUPS

NEUTRON ACTIVATION


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE ANALYTIC TECHN1OUES WHICH AREINVOLVED IN MEASURING THE PRESENCE OF RA.DIOACTIVE ELEMENTS FROM A SUBSTANCE IRRADI-ATED WITH NEUTRONS.

N1UTNON DIFFRACTION


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE PRINCIPLES OF NEUTRON DIFFRAOTION AND THE NEW FIELDS OF INVESTIGATION INVOLVING DIFFRACTION EFFECTS. COMPARESWAVES LENGTHS OF THERMAL NEUTRONS NEU.TRONS TO X-RAYS USED IN THE 3TUOY OF CRY&TAL S RUCTURES, AND CONTRASTS'TMEIR DIFFER.ENT SCATTERING PROCESSES. DISCUSSES THEUSI.FULNESS OF NEUTRON DIFFRACTION STUDIESIN DETERMINING THE POSITIONS OF LIGHT ATOMSIF THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND IN PROVIDING AI,NIGUE FOR THE STUDY OF MAGNETIC ORIENTA-flON.

24MIN NEVER ANON STRANGERS


PROOUCER USMC SPONSOR USN


17MIN SHOWS THE TRAINING, JOB OPPORTUNITIES, ANDLIBERTY FOR PROSPECTIVE WOMEN MARINECORPS RECRUITS.


NEUROLOGICALLY SUSPECT INFANT, THE


PRODUCER USNM AC

TITLE NO. 005318IRL

1973.

SALE

OUTLINES THE HISTORICAL DATA THAT MUST BEEXAMINED IN SCREENING AN INFANT FOR CNS DYS-FUNCTION, AND STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OFCAREFUL HISTORY-TAKING. DISCUSSES MAJOR RE-SPONSES OF THE NEWBORN'S CNS TO INJURY.

123 SLIDES 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED. DEVELOPEDUNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COIA.MITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOLPEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN.

FROM THE PECNAIRIC NEWBORN SERIES.


NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS Of INFANCY

43 MIN, 3/4-IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1974



PRESENTS A LECTURE BY DR HANS U ZELLWEDER,WHO USES SLIDES TO HIGHLIGHT THE TALK.

FROM THE INTENSIVE COURSE IN NEUROMUSCU-LAR &SEASES SERIES.


NEUROPATHIES, THE

42 MIN, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL


TITLE NO. 009013/RI

1974

SALE

PRESENTS A LECTURE BY DR DAVID E PLEASURE.WHO USES SLIDES TO HIGHLIGHT THE TALK.

FROM THE INTENSIVE COURSE IN NEUROMUSCU-LAR &SEASES SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS'ONLY.

251

250

NEVIN TRUST ANYONE UNDER SO


PRODUCER USSRS


DESCRIBES PROBLEMS OF AGING SUCH AS THOSEDISCUSSED AT THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ONAGING, INCLUDING-ISOLATION, ABANDONMENT,AND HOUSING.

NEW APPROACH THE - THE AEROSPACE OFFICER OFTHE Fmk


PRODUCER USAF


FAMILIARIZES HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WITHCAREER OPPORTUNITIES AWAITING THOSE WHOJOIN AIR FORCE ROTC IN COLLEGE, SHOWS IOWTHE ROTC PROGRAM DEVELOPS YOUNG MEN PHYS.ICALLY AND MENTALLY AND PREPARES THEM TOBECOME OUTSTANDING OFFICERS,

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOCI USEWITHIN THE SPONSORLNG AGENCY.

NEW BEGINNING, A


PRODUCER USPOST


SURVEYS THE NEW BULK MAIL SYSTEM. DISCUSSESTHE IDENTIFICATION AND PHILOSOPHY OF SYSTEM,SHOWS THE NEW YORK INSTALLATION.

NEW DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES IN ma DIAGNOSISOf PITUITARY mum


PRODUCER USNMAC


SUMMARIZES DEVELOPMENTS WHICH HAVE RE-SULTED IN SENSITIVE AND SPECIFIC METHODS OFRADIOIMMUNOASSAY FOR THE MEASUMMENT INPERIPHERAL PLASMA OF ALL PITUITARY HOR-MONES EXCEPT PROIACTIN.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.



NEW EYES ANO NEW MS

20 MIN, 16MM HLM, OPT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE USE Of AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS INJAPAN AND SHOWS HOW CIVILIAN 1NFORMATIONALAND EDUCATIONAL (CU) FILMS OF THE SUPREMECOMMANDER, ALLIED' POWERS WERE PRODUTTDFOR AND UTILIZED IN JAPAN

NEW HUMERI, THE

17MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USDA

1951 TITLE NO 003960/RL

NEW GUIDELINES FOR THE WELL-LANDSCAPEDHOME


PRODUCER USDA

PTLE NO 003978/RL SALE

SHOWS EXAMPLES OF SVCCESSFUL LANDSCAPES,VARIOUS USES FOR TREES, SHRUBS AND FLOW-ERS, AND IDEAS FOR INCORPORATING RELATEDMATERIALS INTO THE OVERALL DESIGN EACH STEPOF PROPER LANDSCAPING IS EXPLAINED ANDELABORATED FOR THE VIEWER

NEW LIFE FOR THE GREAT PLAINS


PRODUCER USDA


PROMOTES THE GREAT PLAINS SOIL CONSERVA-TION PROGRAM BY SHOWING THE PROGRESSMADE IN SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION IN BACACOUNTY, COLORADO.

NEW UNE OF SIGHT, A

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, 0 SD . COL 1962

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO S49740/FIL RE TAL SALE

REVIEWS USAF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTACHIEVEMEN"S SINCE 1964 IN MISSILES, SATEL-LITES, RE.ENTRY PROJECTS. AEROSPACE MEDICINEACTIVITIES, AND OTHER VITAL SPACE EFFORTS.

CLEARED FOR 'TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-

, ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

NEW LOOK AT AN OLD PLANET, A


PRODUCER USKSSA


HIGHLIGHTS BENEFITS OF WEATHER. COMMUNICA-TION, NAVIGATIONAL AND EARTH SATELLITES. IL-LUSTRATES FUTURE POTENTIAL USES OF SATEL-LITES IN AGRICULTURAL, OCEANOGRAPHIC ANDNATURAL RESOURCE STUDIES. NARRATED BYROBERT LANDERS

NEW LOOK AT FOG, A


PRODUCER USFAA

1968

SALE

DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURESUSED BY USDA'S STATISTICAL REPORTING SERVICEIN MAKING ENUMERATIVE AND OBJECT IvE SUR.VEYS OF CROP YIELDS EMPHASIS IS GIVEN TO THEPROCEDURES USED IN THE FIELD FOR COUNTING,MEASURING AND WEIGHING PLANT CHARACTERHE.TICS ASSOCIATED WITH YIELD PER ACRE OFCOTTON. CORN, WHEAT, AND TREE FRUITS

NEW NURSERY SCHOOL SERIES


PRODUCER USHSP SPONSOR USOCD

TITLE NO 005691/RL

1969

SALE

DESCRIBES THE RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENT NURS-ERY SCHCOL AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITYGREELEY. CO SHOWS HOW IT AIDS POOR CHIL-DREN TO IMPROVE LANGUAGE, LEARN PROBLEM.-SOLVING TECHNIQUES, SELF CONCEPTS, INTERPER-SONAL RELATIONS, AND SELF CONTROL

INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT I8MIN

INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW NURSERYSCHOOL

LEARNING SOOTHE

NEW PATTERNS ON THE LAND


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO. 003961/11L

17MIN

1967

SALE

CONSERVATION FARMINGFIAS BROUGHT 'NEW PAT.TERNS ON THE LAND' TO THE AMERICAN RURALLANDSCAPE. AN EXPLANATION WAS NEEDED FORTHE CURIOSITY Of THE TRAVELING PUBLIC WHOHAVE SEEN THESE PATTERNS, PARTICULARLYFROM THE AIR. GIVES THE STORY OF MODERNFARMING AND RANCHING IN THE PICTORIAL SET-TING SO FEW Of US REALLY KNOW.

NEW POWER, THE


PRODUCER USAEC


EXPLAINS HOW THE NATIONAL REACTC.1 TESTINGSTATION IN IDAHO IS FURTHERING THE ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION'S GUEST FOR ECONOMIC NU-CLEAR POWER. DESCRIBES MORE THAN 40 EXPERI.MENTAL NUCLEAR REACTORS.

NEW START, A

29 MIN, 16MM FL.M, OPT SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USSPS

TITLE NO 550599:RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE I IFE OF AN EX PRISONER BEFOREAND AFTER HIS REHABILITATION HIS COUNSELOR

1967 TALKS ABOUT HIS SUCCESS IN WORKING WITHPUBLIC OFFENDERS.

FROM THE TO LIVE AGAIN SERIESTITLE NO 002594/RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW MARGINAL ViZATHER CAUSED BYFOG IS BEING RESEARCHED AT Th:7 UNIVERSITY OFCALIFORNIA FOG TEST CHAMBER. SPONSORED BYTHE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION, THECHAMBER IS USED PRIMARILY FOR DIFFERENTLIGHTING PATTERNS FOR AIRPORT APPROACH,RUNWAY, TOUCHDOWN, AND CENTERLINE LOCA.TIONS. REVEALS THE INITIAL FINDINGS OF THE NEWCHAMBER INCLUDING THE RECENTLY AUTHORIZED1603 FOOT RUNWAY VISUAL RANGE VISIBILITY CON.UITION.

CLEARED FOR TV.

NEW LOOK IN PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY, THE


PRODUCER USDHC SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES A PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY PROGRAM IN WHICH PATIENTS ARE TAUGHT BY THEDENTIST AND AUXILIARY PERSONNEL HOW TO CON-TROL THE'R OWN DENTAL DISEASE. PRESENTS PA.TIENTS WHO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN THIS PRO-GRAM TO SHOW THE IMPROVEMENT THAT IS POSSI-BLE IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIMEPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH RITTER DENTALSUPPLY COMPANY.

NEW NAVY


PRODUCER USN


REFLECTS AN ANCIENT SEA LEGEND WHICH PRO-VIDES AN INTRODUCTION TO LIFE AT SEA IN THENAVY OF TODAY

NEW SUPERVISOR TAKES A LOON AT HIS JOS, A13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS A MACHINE TOOL -OPERATOR WHO IS MADEA GROUP LEADER, AND HIS PLANT SUPERINTEN-DENT EXPLAINING TO HIM THE MEANING OF WORK.ING WITH PEOPLE INSTEAD OF MACHINES.


NEW VIEW Of MARS, A


PRODUCER USNASA


DELVES INTO PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE SCIEN-TIFIC THOUGHT CONCERNING THE PLANET MARSAND THE POSSIBILITY OF LIFE EXISTING THERE.

CLEARED FOR NON.SPONSORED

NEW VIEW Of SPACE, A

28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COI.

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 002141/RL

NEW WATER FOR A THIRSTY WORLD


PRODUCER USOSW

TITLE NO. 00259P/RL SALE

TELLS Of SALINE WATER CONVERSION-ITS NEED,ITS WORKINGS, AND ITS FUTURE POTENTIAL

NEW WORK FOR GREENVILLE

6 MIN, :6MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USSRS


SHOWS JOB TRAINING FOR INDUSTRIAL SURVIVALIN GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI EMPHASIZES THEROLE OF PRIVATE INDUSTRY IN THE REHABILITA.TION PROCESS.

NEWS STORY, A


PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO. 002142/RL MENTAL SALE

ILLUSTRATES HOW A STORY MAKES ITS WAY TOTHE TELEVISION SCREEN. EXPLAINS PROBLEMS OFRESEARCH FILMING - EDITING AND PRESENTATIONSHOWS THE PROCESS TO AID THE TEACHER IN DE-VELOPING POWERS Of DISCRIMINATION IN DEALINGWITH THE FLOOD OF INFORMATION ABOUT DRUGUSE AND THE DRUG CULTURE.

FROM THE SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES

NEXT STIP, THE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005486/RL

1972

SALE

DISCUSS NAVY NURSING CAREERS DURING A STU.DENT NURSE CONFERENCE AT U S NAVAL HOSPI-TAL, SAN DIEGO, CA, BY MALE AND FEMALE NAVYNURSES. SHOWS ON AND OFF DUTY ACTIVITIES IN'THE NAVY NURSE CORPS.

MOUND LAI


PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO. 552226/f1L SALE

DESCRIBES THE VESSEL PREPARATION, SPECIALPERSONNEL TRAINING, DEPLOYMENT, AND PATROLOPERATIONS Of THE 1WENTY.S1X 82.FOOT CUT.TERS AND THEIR CREWS ASSIGNED TO OPERATIONMARKET TIME IN SOUTH VIETNAM THE OPERATIONWAS DESIGNED TO sTor THE VIET CONG FROMBRINGING IN SUPPLIES FROM NORTH VIETNAM.

CLEARED FOR 'TV.

NIACINAITRATE REDUCTION TEST




DEMONSTRATES A RAPID TEST FOR IDENTIFYING MTUBERCULOSIS, TELLS HOW THIS PROCEDURE IS

BASED ON THE ABILITY OF M TUBERCULOSIS BOTHTO PRODUCE NIACIN AND TO REDUCE NITRATES TONITRI1ES, AN ABILITY POSSESSED BY NO OTHERPATHOGENIC MYCOGACTERIA.

NICARAGUA PLANTING ME MEDI OF CHANGE

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD; COL 1977

PRODUCER USAIDP SPONSOR USAID


DEPIC TS THE PROBLEMS FACED BY THE WOE-SINOS IN NICARAGUA AND EXPLAINS A UNIQUERURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM WHICH HAS BEENDESIGNED BY THE NICARAGUAN GOVERNMENT TOHELP-FARMERS SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS. THE IN-VIERNO PROGRAM, SUPPORTED BY THE U STHROUGH THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DE-VELOPMENT, OFFERS FARM CREDIT, TECHNICALAGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE, AND SOCIAL SER-VICES. TELLS THE STORY OF THE LIFE OF ONECAMPESINO AND HIS FAMILY AND HOW THEIRFUTURE IS BRIGHTER AS A RESULT OF THIS GROW-ING PROGRAM.

CLEARED FOR 'TV.

1972 NIGHT ON .IACKRASSIT MESA, A


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS CIVIL OFFICIALS WHAT TO DO IN CASE OFOFF BASE MILITARY AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS. EX.PLAINS HOW SOUVENIR HUNTERS CAN HAMPER IN-VESTIGATING TEAMS.

CLEARED FOR 'TV.

SALE

PRESENTS A VISUALLY DYNAMIC LOOK AT THESPACE PROGRAM THROUGH THE USE OF THE PHO-TOGRAPHIC MEDIUM. EMPHASIZES HOW THEVISUAL IMAGE Of PHOTOGRAPHY HAS CONTRIBUT-ED TOWARD MANY ACHIEVEMENTS IN RESEARCHAND ENGINEERING, IN SPACE SCIENCE AND EXPLO.RATION, AND IN SPACE BENEFITS TO MANKIND.

252

1967

NIGHT PILOTING SURFACE


FRODUCER USN

1711.E NO. 002601/RL SALE

STUDIES A NIGHT PILOTING PROBLEM AND SHOWSTHE PROCEDURE OF BRINGING THE USS SAVANNAHINTO A HARBOR AT NIGHT.

FROM THE NAV/GA TIM SERIES.

NIGHTMARE FOR ThE BOLD


PRODUCERUSAF


DRAMATIZES EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF A FICTIONALMAN, MIKE ADAMS, WHO MUST LEARN TO LIVE WITHA LIFETIME CT REGRET AS THE RESULT OF, ANAUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY,

NINE HUNDRED FINE

29 MIN. IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO. COL

PRODUCER USGSA

TITLE NO. 006445/RL

1972

SALE

FULL 17TLE-.WO FINE TFMCES THE HISTORY OfCARSCW OTY =LARS FROM THE FAMOUS CO*STXK LOVE SILVER MINES OF NEVADA TV DIEWEST POINT BULLCW DEPOSITORY. COMBINES19TH CENTURY LITHOGRAPHS WITH LIVE-ACTIONSEQUENCES TO TELL THE STORY OF THE SILVERBONANZA DAYS, PARTICULAFIL7 THE GROWTH OFCARSON CITY, NV, WHERE THE FAMOUS DOLLARSWERE MINTED. NARRATED BY BURGESS MEREDITH.

NNE OUT OT TIN

31 MIN, IIIMM FILM. OPT. SO. COL 1971

PRODUCER USDA

77TVI MO. 202213/AL SALE

FEAT! 17,1ES SERVICE WIDE FIRE PREVENTION PROB-LEMS eJF DEBRIS BURNING, INDUSTRIAL FIRES, ANDRECREATION FIRES. THE TRAINING MESSAGE IN-VOLVES 10 ESSENTIALS FOR IMPROVING FIRE PRE-VENTION AND HOW TO APPLY THEM.

NINETEEN NUNDRIFD FIFTY-FIVE ERUPTION OF KI-LAUEA VOLCANO, HAWAII

12 MIN. IMAM FILM. OPT. SO, COL

PROOUCER USGS

TITLE MD. 003115/RL %ILE

FEATURES THE ERUPTION OF KILAUEA VOLCANO.HAWAII IN 1965 FROM THE FIRST APPEARANCE OFFISSURES THAT FORMED ALONG THE RIFT ZONE.THROUGH THE APPEARANCE OF LAVA. TO GREATPILLARS OF RISING STEAM GENERATED AS THEL 'VA RIVER PLUNGES INTO THE SEA.

1950

Nm pugulr WE'RE POOUN'

8 MIN, 16MM ALM. OPT. SD, COL

PROOUCER DVRPC SPONSOR USUPD

TITLE NO. 009639/RL

1976

SALE

DESCRIBES THE RL OF THE EIrPLOYER IN VAN-POOL PROGRAMS, INCLUDING CM POOL MATCHING.DRIVER SELECTION, AND CETERMINING FARES. EX-PLAINS THE CONCEPT OF EMPLOYER-SPONSOREDVANPOOLING PROGRAMS, AND ENCOURAGES EM-PLOYEES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM.

NO GREATER CHALLENGE

14 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1969

PROCUCER USAEC


SHOWS MAN'S HISTORIC AND GROWING HUNGERFOR WATER AND A DRAMATIC SOLUTION TO THISGREAT CHALLENGE-THE AGRDINDUSTRIAL COM-PLEX. WITH THE NUCLEAR REACTOR AS THEENERGY SOURCE, ANO THE DESALTING PLANT ASTHE FRESH WATER SOURCE, TOMORROWS COAST-AL DESERTS MAY BE TRANSFORMED INTO SELF.SUSTAINING. MAMMOTH NUCLEAR POWERED AGRO-INDUSTRIAL CENTERS CONSISTING OF FARMS ANDINDUSTRIAL PLANTS,

NO PLACE UKE HOME-A S(IMES


PROOUCER UtiMS

TITLE oosiown SALE

DEALS WITH ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES FOR THEPOOR, DEAF, EMOTIONALLY ILL, DISABLED. AND

AGING, AS WELL AS WELFARE RECIPIENTS. ALDO.HOLICS, AND THOSE IN NEED OF NURSING HOMES.

BARI ON WINDOWS MAIN

FROM THE ATTIC alMIN

FRONT PORCH ?MIN

HOMEBOUND, ma 26MIN

HOMILWRICKER 29MIN

HOUSE OF CARDS MAIN

NIMMONS 2sMIN

NURSING NOME 28MIN

OPEN DOOR, THE

SILENT WALLS 28MIN

NO TURNING SACK

28 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1971

PRODUCcR USAEC


VISITS SOME OF THE MEN INVOLVED IN ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION.SUPPORTED ECOLOGY STUD-IES AT LABORATORIES AND SITES ACROSS THECOUNTRY. DISCUSSES THE RESEARCH OF THEFORMS AND VARIETY OF LIFE. THE INTERACTIONOF PLANTS AND ANIMALS, AND MAN'S IMPACT ONNATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

NO TWO OF mu KIDS ARE AUKE


PRODUCER USIIEH


OBSERVES THE DAY-TO-DAY ROUTINE OF THELEAGUE SCHOOL FOR SERIOUSLY DISTURBED CHIL-DREN. SHOWS HOW TEACHERS IN SPECIAL EDUCA-TION,SUPPORTED BY A STAFF OF FULL -TIME CLINI-CIANS, SEEK TO PROVIDE AS NORMAL A SCHOOL-ING AS POSSIBLE FOR THESE WITHDRAWN ANDOFTEN UNMANAGEABLE CHILDREN.

FROM THE LEAOUE SCHOOL FOR SERIOUSLY DIS-TURBED CHILDREN SERIES.

NOISE PRESENTATION


PRODUCER USNBS


PRESENTS VARIOUS SOURCES OF NOISE POLLU-TION WHICH SURROUND US. SHOWS HOW THENOISE LEVELS RANGE FROM QUIET SOUNDS TOSOME WHICH ARE EXTREMEL1 LOUD.MADE FROM AN AUDIO/SLIDE DEMONSTRATIONPREPARED BY THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STAN--DARDS FOR THE PRESIDENT'S CADINET COMMITTEEON THE ENVIRONMENT. IN THE ORIGINAL DEMCN.STRATION. SOUNDS WERE REPROOUCED AT REALLEVEL USING CALIBRATED AUDIO EQUIPMENT. BE.CAUSE OF THE LIMITATIONS OF MOST AUDIOEQUIPMENT AND OPTICAL FILM TRACKS. SOUNDSWILL NOT SE EXPERIENCED AS RECORDED. HOWEV.ER. THE GRAPH WHICH APPEARS ON THE LOWERLEFT PORTION OF THE FILM SHOWS SOUND LEVELSIN DECIBELS AS THEY WERE ORIGINALLY RECORD.ED. IN ORDER TO AD UEVE MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE.NESS FROM THIS FILM, IT IS DESIRABLE THAT ANAMPLIFICATION AND SPEAKER SYSTEM WHICH ISSEPARATE FROM THE FILM PRC LECTOR BE USED.

NON-ROOT FEEDING OF PLANTS


PROOUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE TECHNIbUES OF APPLYING NUTRI-ENTS TO THE VISIBLE, ABOVEGROUND PORTION OFPLANTS. DISCUSSES THE METHOD OF TRACING THENUTRIENTS THROUGH THE PLANT'S SYSTEM BYMEANS OF RADIOISOTOPES.

NONVINBAL COMMUNICATION

27 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. B&W

PRODUCER USVA

MIEN° 002605/HL SALE

DISCUSSES THE IECOGNITION OF TmE CLUES OFNONVERBAL COMMUNICATION AND THE MANNER INWHICH THESE CLUES CAN BE USED IN AN INTER.VIEW SITUATION TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ANL) TOFURTHER THERAPY. ILLUSTRATES THE VARIOt SPOINTS THROUGH PICTURES, WITH SUBTITLES, OFACTUAL UNREHEARSED INTERVIEW SITUATIONS,

1052

NONOISTRUCTIVE IIMPECTION A DOLLAR SAVINGDIAGNOSTIC TOOL

20 mIN, IIIMM FILM. OPT. SO. COL 1974

PRODUCER USAF


REVIEWS THE COST OF TEARIN3 DOWN VARIOUSAIRCRAFT COMPONENTS IN ORDER TO ASCERTAINTHE MALFUNCTIONING PARTS. INFORMS MAINTE-

253

NANCE PERSONNEL AS TO THE AVAILABILITY OFNONDESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION AND CITES THEMANY ADVANTAGES OF ITS USE, INCLUTYNG THETREMENDOUS COST SAVINGS. GIVES ILVERAL EX-AMPLES.

NORMAL HEART SOUNDS AND INNOCINT MARTMINIMUM - A STITNOSCOFIC STUDY, FTS 1 AND2

41 MIN. 11IMM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1964

PRODUCE'?USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


PROVIDES Tt.E STUDENT WI1H A FOUNDATION FORTHE SUCCESSFUL ANALYSIS OF HEART SOUNDSAND MURMURS. IT IS ALSO A VISUAL-SOUND AID TOUNDERSTANDING NORMAL CARDIAC AUSCULTA-TION AND TO INTERPRETATION OF CARDIACEVENTS.

NORMANDY INVASION


PROM:Eli USCG


PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD BY U S COAST GUARDCOMSAT PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE PREPARATIONSFOR AND THE INVASION OF EUROPE IN 1644.

NORTHWEST U $ 1 A

22 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W 1945

PRODUCER .3owiTITLE NO. 002007/RL RENTAL SALE

REVIEWS THE RESOURCES, INDUSTRIES. ANOPEOPLE OF OREGON AND WASHINGTON.

FROM THE AMERCANSCENE SERIES. NO. 10.

NORWAY RAT, TIM HABITS AND CHARACTERISTICS

IS MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1963



EXPLAINS AND PICTURES THE CHARACTERISTICSAND HABITS OF THE NORWAY RAT. POINTS OUTTHAT ONLY BY KNO THEIR HABITS CAN MANCONTROL THEM.

FRES I THE /600ENTCONMOL. SERIES.

NOSE, THE


PRODUCER USNAIAC

ma NO, 005439/RL SALE

PRESENTS AN APPRAISAL OF THE EXTERNAL "-PEARANCE, VESTIBULE, MUCOSA. NASAL SEP WMAND STRUCTURES OF THE LATERAL WALL

NOT AS A PRIviLisi29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PROOUCER USOE0 SPONSOR USCSA

TITLE NO 007110S/RL RENTAL

1999

SALE

DOCUMENTS THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTU-NITY HEALTH PROGRAM. PRESENTS THE STORY OFA NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH AIDE 'MA JESUS.'

NOT MY MAGIC

14.MIN. 15MM FILM. OPT. SD. COI.

PRODUCER USGSA


PORTRAYS THE FUNCTION OF THE GENERAL SER-VICES ADMIN'STRATION'S FEDERAL SUPPLY SER.VICE.

NOT FOR OURSELVIS ALONE


PRODUCER USOIAF

TITLE Ma 009705/RL RENTAL SALE

EMPHASIZES THE CONTRIBU ION OF OUR ARMEDFORCES IN UPHOLDING THF. IDEALS OF OURFOUNDING FATHERS. OFFERS AN OVERVIEW OFFOUR SIAJOR CRISIS PERIODS AND CONFLICTS INAMERICAN HISTORY-THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR,THE WAA OF 11112,THE CIVIL WAA, AND THE TWOWORLD WARS. INCLUDE! QUOTATIONS BY THEFOUNDING FATHERS AND OTHER GREAT AMERI-CANS.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED TV ONLY.

NoT SICK ENOUGH

11 MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1 NS

PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE NO 0026011/CIL RENTAL SALE

DERCTS THE SPECIAL PROSLEM OF MENTAL ILL-NESS IN THE UNNOTICED NEUROTIC.

NOT MICE THE MAIMSN MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $O, COL 1969

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONSTRUC-TION PROJECTS MANAGED BY THE NAVAL FACILI-TIES ENGINEERING COMMAND IN VIETNAM.

NOTHING FOR GRANTID


PRODUCER USN

TITLE Pc 002609/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE NAVY OPERATIONAL TEST ANDEVALUATION FORCE AND PROCEDURES FOR TEST-ING AND EVALUATING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENTPROGRAMMED FOR FUTURE NAVY USE.

CIETY OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE, IN COOPERATIONWITH THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISUALCENTER

FOCUUD COLLIMATORS 27MIN

UM SCANNING 30MIN

NUCLIM MEDICINE, ' 1



1970 TITLE pc 007280/RL SALE

REVIEWS, FOR THE PRACTICING PH (SICIAN, THEBASIC PHYSICS INVOLVED IN THE USE OF ISOTOPESFOR MEDICAL APPLICATION. CONSIDERS THE USESOF BRAIN SCANS FOR DIAGNOSIS WITH AN EMPHA.SIS ON THE ADVANTAGES, SAFETY, AND EASE OFPERFORMANCE.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY

NUCLEAR POWER IN THE UNITED STATES


PRODUCER USAEC


PORTRAYS THE ENERGY PHILOSPOHY OF THE U SATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION EXAMINES THE IM-PLEMENTATION OF PLUTONIUM.RECYCLE PRO.GRAMS, AND DESCRIBES THE THRUST OF THELIQUID METAL FAST-BREEDER.

1971

NOVEL METHODS OF FUEL FAMICATION


PRODUCER USAEC SPOAISOR USERDA

TITLE NO 0026101HL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES COLD CLOSURE, A PROCESS FOR THECLADDING OF SOLID URANIUM FUEL IN ALUMINUMB Y SIZING A HEAVY -WALLED CUP, THEN COLDWELDING. ILLUSTRATES ELECTRON-BEAM WELDING,A PROCESS UTILIZING ELECTRONS ACCELERATEDTHROUGH A VACUUM.


NOW ICUS NO. 1, THE


PRODUCER USAF

MIEN). 002611/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS U S AIR FORCE DEMONSTRATIONS AND FA-CILITIES, INCLUDING UNDERGROUND BUILDINGS OFNORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND, THETHUNDERBIRDS AND THEIR F4E PHANTOM 2 DEM.CHSTRATIONS, AND LIFE AT OXNARD AIR FORCEB ASE WHERE FIGHTER-1NTERCEPTOR SQUADRONSAM TRAINED.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.WRING AGENCY.

NOW THAT'S UPWARD MOBILITY


PRODUCER USFEEO

nra No. 0000s RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE CONCEPT AND PROGRAM COMPO-NENTS OF UPWARD MOBILITY FOR LOWER-LEVELEMPLOYEES.INCLUDES PROGRAM GUM* AND HANDOUT MATERI-AL. WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 67 SLIDES.

NRL TH13 NAVAL RISEARCH LAIORATORY

29 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1974

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE MANY AND VARIED AREAS OF RE-SEARCH CONDUCTED AT NRL.

NUCLEAR FiNommomo OF ANCIENT POTTERY20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAEC

nnE NO. 000476/RL

USES ANIMATION TO SHOW THERESEARCH WHICH ARE USED INTERY THROUGH CHEMICAL ANDSIS. EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCEIN DATING POTTERY AND INPLACE OF ORIGIN.

1970

SALF

TECHNIQUES ANDIDENTIFYING POT-NUCLEAR ANAL'''.

OF THIS PROCESSDETERMINING ITS

WUCLIAA INNOVATIONS IN PROCESSCONTROL


PRODUCER USAEC

nnE AU. 5611938/RL SALE

DEPICTS THE GREAT VERSATILITY AND SOPHISTICA.TION OF NUCLEAR METHOOS THAT NOW ARE AVAIL-AILE FOR THE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL PROCESS.ES AND FOR NONDES TRUCTIVE TESTING. GIVESSPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS.

NUCLEAR MCNCIIIIII-A UN=


PRODUCER USNMAC

T1TLE7O. 007979/RL SALEDEVELOPED UNDER THE AUSPCES OF THE COM-M1TTEE ON EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF THE SO-

NUCLEAR MEDICINE, PT 2




REVIEWS THE APPLICATION OF NUCLEAR MEDICINEIN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY EMBOLITHROUGH LUNG SCANNING AS WELL AS THE DIAG.NOSTIC APPLICATION IN LIVER AND SPLEEN SCAN-NING.

" BOOKLET INCLUDED.

l'ICI.EAR

MEDICINE, PT 3



nnE fron 007250/AL . SALE

DISCUSSES PROCEDURES AVAILABLE IN THE FIELDOF NUCLEAR MEDICINE. THE DIAGNOSIS AND MAN-AGEMENT OF HYPER- AND HYPOTHYROIDISM, ANDTHE MECHANISM AND DIAGNOSTIC USE OF BONESCANNING.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

NUCLEAR RAW, THE


PRODUCER USN

Tint NO. 550920/RL

1967

SALE

TELLS THE STORY OF THE NAVY'S DEVELOPMENTOF NUCLEAR POWER AND ITS APPLICATION INLONGRANGE SUBMARINES AND THE GROWING NU-CLEAR SURFACE FORCE. NARRARED BY FRANKBLAIR.

NUCLEAR POWER AND THE ENVIRONMENT


PRODUCER USAEC


DRAMATIZES THE PROBLEMS THAT STEM FROMTHE GROWING DEMANDS FOR ELECTRICITY IN THEU 5, DEMANDS WHICH ARE DOUBLING EVERY TENYEARS. TO MEET THESE FUTURE NEEDS, THE MOSTPRACTICAL MEANS Or PROOUCING POWER INLARGE AMOUNTS IS TO BUILD STEAM-POWERFDELECTRICAL POWER PLANTS-BOTH FOSSIL-FUELAND NUCLEAR. THE GREAT CARE TAKEN IN STUDY-ING AND CONTROLLING EFFECTS OF NUCLEARPOWER PLANTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT IS DIS-CUSSErt ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS ARE CON-DUCTELJ 70 PREDICT AND CONTROL EFFECTS ONFISH LIFE. ECOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY.

NUCLEAR POWER FOR SPACE INAP4A


PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS THE LAUNCHING OF A NEW SATELLITE,WHICH IS BEING WHOLLY POWERED BY A NUCLEARGENERATOR, ANIMATION IS USED TO EXPLAIN THEUSE OF ITS ISOTOPIC. GENERATOR TO CREATEPOWER TO RUN ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. ANDTRANSMIT DATA BACK TO EARTH FOR ANALYSISTHE ADVANTAGES OF NUCLEAR ENERGY ARESHOWN OVER THE USE OF CHEMICAL ENERGY ANDSOLAR ENERGY.

NUCLEAR POWER IN AIN D(MME COMMAND


PRODUCER USAF


PRESENTS THE. SUCCESS STORY OF PM-1, THEFIRST PORTABLE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT TOSUPPLY HEAT AND ELECTRICAL POWER FORREMOTE RADA., SITES. DESCRIBES THE SHIPMENTOF COMPONENTS TO SUNDANCE AIR FORCE STA-TION. SHOWS THE ASSEMBLY OF THE PLANT ANCTHE RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF THE REACTORPRIOR TO FULL OPERATION. EXPLAINS AND DEMON-STRATES THE PLANT'S RADIATION SAFETY FEA-TURES. EXPLAINS THAT THE SITE OPERATES EFFI.CIENTLY. ECONOMICALLY, AND SELFSUFFICIENTLY.

254

NUCLEAR PROPULSION IN SPACE


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS WHY THE U S NEEDS TO DEVELOP THENUCLEAR ROCKET AND HOW THE NUCLEAR ENGINEWILL WORK. SHOWS HOW A COMBINATION OF NU-CLEAR AND CHEMICAL ROCKET STAGES MIGHT BEUSED IN A MANNED MIS:90N TO MARS,

NUCUAR REACTIONS


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 771785 / RL SAL'E

DISCUSSES SOME OF THE BASIC CONCEPTS OF NU.CLEAR REACTIONS. NEUTRON CAPTURE PROCESS-ES, AND NUCLEAR FISSK)N. GIVES EXAMPLES OFCALCULATIONS INVOLVED IN NUCLEAR FISSIONAND THE TECHNIQUE OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.

FROM THE

NUCLEAR REACTOR FOR MACE



TITLE pc. 002014/RL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE SNAP PROGRAM (SYSTEMS FORNUCLEAR AUXILIARY POWER), AN AEC PROGRAMTO DEVELOP LONG-LIVED AUXILIARY POWER FROMNUCLEAR ENERGY FOR USE IN SATELLITES ANDSPACE VEHICLES. SHOWS COMPACT ATOMIC REAC-TORS BEING DEVELOPED BY ATOMICS INTERNA-TIONAL FOR USE IN SNAP SYSTEMS,


NUCLEAR REACTOR SPACE POWER IIYITTIMS

8 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT, SO, COL 1964

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE fron 002.15/RL SALE

SUMMARIZES THE PROGRAM AIMED AT DEVELOP-ING NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER SUPPLIES FORLARGE SPACE VEHICLES. REVIEWS THE RELIABIL-ITY, HIGH POWER LEVELS, LONG UNATTENDED OP-ERATING LIFE, AND SAFETY CHARACTERISTICS OFSPACE NUCLEAR POWER SYSTEMS.

NUCLEAR REACTORS FOR RESEARCH


PRODUCER USAEC

nnE pc. 007064/Rt. SALE

EXPLAINS THE BASIC DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, ANDOPERATION OF THE SMALL HOMOGENEOUSWATER.BOILErl REACTOR AND ITS COMPONENTSILLUSTRATES THE RESEARCH USES Of A SMALLHOMOGENEOUS REACTOR.

NUCLEAR SHIP SAVANNAH, THE (LONG VERSION)

29 MIN, 16MM rILM, OPT. SD, COL 1964


TITLE NO 002.1e/RL RENTAL SALE

REVIEWS AMERICA'S MARITIME GROWTH, STARTINGWITH MAY 22, 1619, AND ENDING WITH THE STORYOF THE NUCLEAR SHIP SAVANNAH. EXPLAINS THEDESIGN OF THE NS SAVANNAH AND ITS ATOMICREACTOR AND PROPULSION SYSTEM..PPF.VIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'NUCLEARSHIP SAVANNAH, THE.'

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY. '

NUCLEAR SPECTRUM, 11113


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLtP,. 005063/RL SALE

DISCUSSES NUCLEAR RESEARCH AND DEVE1.0P-MENT, AND SHOWS HOW IT BRINGS ABOUT MANYSPINOFF APPLICATIONS.

WIMP START WITH THE RIVER, THE


PRODUCER USIA


OEPICTS THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN A SMALL U STOWN IN IOWA, WHICH IS REPRESENTATIVE OFSOME 16,000 SUCH TOWNS IN THE LI S. ILLUS.TRATES AN OLD FARM COUPLE'S MEMORIES OFPLAY, WORK, FAMILY LIFE, COURTSHIP, AND MAR.RIAGE.


NUMEMCAL MINORMALITIES OP HUMAN CHACO°.somas

26 MIN, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSE E, SSW 1' /0

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 0051411ln SALE

POINTS OUT THAT ERROfp IN CELL DIVISION CANRESULT IN EMBRYOS A D OCCASIONALLY LIVE.BORN INDIVIDUALS WITH AN ABNORMAL NUMBEROF CHROMOCJMES.PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.


CLEARED FOR TV. RECOMMENDED FOR PROFES-SIONAL GROUPS ONLY.

NURINSING


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE WAR CRIME TRIALS CONDUCTEDBY THE ALLIES AT NUREMBERG. SHOWS FLASH-BACKS TO VARIOUS CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITYCOMMITTED BY THE GERMAN HIGH COMMANDDURING WORLD WAR II.

LETTER OF INDEMNIFICATION REQUIRED FROMEACH PURCHASER.

NURSE COMBATS DISEASE. THE




SHOWS THE WAYS IN WHICH NURSES SAFEGUARDTHE PUBLIC, IV UNDERSTANDING THE TRANSMISSION OF DISEAW. AND MEASURES NECESSARY TOPREVENT DISEASE AND PROMOTE RECAVERYFROM ILLNESS.

NURSE, THE EPIDEMIOLOGIST

95 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, CAL 1959



OUTLINES THE NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE, DUTIES.AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PUBLIC HEALTHNURSE IN AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION.

NURSING CARE - THE DIABETIC PATIENT

29 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, CAL 1956

PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES FIVE POINTS IN THE CARE OF THEDIABETIC PATIENT-URINE TESTS. INSULIN ADMINIS-TRATION, PROPER DIET. REGULATED PHYSICAL AC.Twiri. AND PROPER PERSONAL HYGIENE

NURSING CARE OF THE ADULT PATIENT WITH CORO.NARY ARTERY SURGERY


PRODUCER UKYCN SMNSOR USNMAC


COMMENTS ON THE NATURE OF THE SURGERY,MORTALITY RATES, AND ADVANCEMENTS IN TECH-NIQUES 13VERS THE COURSE OF TREATMENT OFA PATIENT, BEGINNING WITH ADMISSION TO HOSPI-TAL. REVIEWS THE PATIENT'S HISTORY, PHYSICALEXAMINATION, EKG, CHEST X-RAYS, CARDIAC CATH-ETERIZATION, CORONARY ARTERIOGRAPHY, ANDSURGERY. SHOWS SPECIFIC INTENSIVE CARE UNITPROCEDURES. ALSO SHOWS RESULTS OF THE SUR-GERY.

NURSING CARE OF THE ORAL SURGERY PATIENT


PRODUCER USVA


DEPICTS THE SPECIAL NURSING CARE REOUIREDFOR ORAL SURGERY PATIENTS. REVIEWS THEANATOMY OF THE MOUTH AND FACE PREOPER-ATIVE WORKUP PRE- AND POSTOPERATIVE ORALHYGIEN'e AND IMMEDIATE POSTOPERATIVE CON-SIDERATION AND SPECIAL SUPPLIES REQUIREDFOR moRMAL POATOPERATIVE NURSING.

NURSING CARE pc THE SICK AND INJURED

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CAL 1965


TITLE A10. 0026161RI. SALE

TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKL CARE OFHIS MEDICA! AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI.SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY AVAILABLE.

FROM THE MEDICAL SELFHELP SERIES.


NURSING CARE OF THE SICK AND INJURED (SPAN.


PRODUCER USPHS


TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY WAILABLE.

FROM THE MEDICAL SELF.HELP SERIES.


NURSING HOME


PROOUCER USSRS


SHOWS A NURSING HOME IN CONNECTICUT, THEEXPERT CARE A GOOD NURSING HOME CAN PRO-VIDE, AND WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A NURSINGHOME. PRESENTS DISCUSSIONS WITH A NEWSMANWHO POSED AS A PATIENT TO INVESIIGATE CONDI-TIONS IN SEVERAL NURSING HOMES IN TENNESSEE,AND A DIRECTOR OF NURSES IN A NURSING HOMEIN NEW YORK.


NURSING SCENE, TWE DIG ON IT


PRODUCER USD1VN

1972


DESCRIBES THE NURSING PROFESSION, INCLUDINGITS DUTIES, 'SPECIALTIES. 'TRAINING. AND THECOURSES WHICH SHOULD BE TAKEN IN HIGHSCHOOL.

PRODUCED UNDER A GRANT TO THE AMERICANNURSES ASSOCIATION SPECIAL CAREERS PROJECT.DIRECTED TO YOUNG BLACK STUDENTS AND IN-TENDED FOR USE AS PART OF THE YOUTH OPPOR-TUNITIES UNLIMITED RECRUITMENT PROGRAMPREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'NURSING SCENE. THE.'

NURSING SITUATIONS


PRODUCER EMRYSN SPONSOR USNMAC


PRESENTS NINE COMMONLY ENCOUNTEREDNURSE-PATIENT SITUATIONS DESIGNED TO DEVEL-OP SKILLS IN OBSERVING AND ANALYZING VERBALAND NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION AND TO EVALU-ATE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS INTERVENTIVETECHNIQUES IN DEALING WITH PATIENTS.

STUDY MANUAL INCLUDED.

NURSING THE PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 005216/Pt SALE

TRAINS CORPSMEN AS TECHNICIANS IN THE CAREOF DISTURBED PATIENTS. TELLS HOW TO OBSERVEAND REPORT BEHAVIOR PATTERNS ESPECIALLY INHYPOACTIVE, HYPERACTIVE, AND SUSPICIOUS PATIENTS EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF PARA-MEDICAL PERSONNEL IN PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE.DEMONSTRATES BEHAVIOR PATTERNS.

NURSING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS FUNDAMENTALS OF ALL ASPECTS OFDUTIES PERFORMED IN PROFESSIONAL NURSING.

255

2

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE

BATHING THE PATIENT HOME CARE 24MIN

CARE Of THE CARDIAC PATIENT 33MIN

CARE OF THE NEWDORN BABY MENURSE'S ROLE IN INSTRUCTING MEPARENTS 31MIN

CARE OF THE PATIENT WITH DIABETES MELLITUS COMPLICATED 23MIN

FEEDING THE PATIENT 15MIN

FUNOAMENTALS Of MASSAGE 12MIN

H YDROTHERAPY 22M1N

RADIOTHERAPY HIGH DOSAGETREATMENT

RECREATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONALTHERAPY

TEACHING BY GUIDED DISCUSSION

THERAPEUTIC USES OF HEAT ANDCOLD, PT I, ADMINISTERING HOTAPPUCATIONS

THERAPEUTIC UNIS OF NEAT ANDCOLD, PT 1, ADMINISTERING COLD,APPUCATIONS

VITAL MONS AND THEIR INTERRELATION, THE 1100Y TEMPERATURE,PULSE, RESPIRATION-

NUTRITION - THE CHEMISTPIT OF LIFE

56 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B4W,

PRODUCER USDA

TITLENO. 004130/RL PIENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE SEARCH TO DISCOVER WHAT REG- .ULATES NORMAL APPETITES AND CAUSES OBESITY.

FROM THE PROMISE OF THE LIFE SCIENCESSERIES.

15MIN

13MIN

21MIN

21MIN

22MIN

32MIN

1961

NUTRITION SURVEY nacusur: COLOMDIA




DOCUMENTS A NUTRITIONAL SURVEY OF THE POP-ULATION OF COLOMBIA AND SHOWS FINDINGS,ROUTINES, AND PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN STAGINGSUCH A SURVEY.

NUTRITION SURVEY REPUBLIC OF LEBANON




DOCUMENTS A NUTRITIONAL SURVEY OF THE POP-ULATION OF LEBANON BY A TEAM OF NUTRITIONALSCIENTISTS OF INTERDEPARTMENTAL MMMITTEEON NUTRITION FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INCO-OPERATION WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF LEBA-NON, VARIOUS NATIONS AGENCIES, AND U. S. MIS-SIONS, SUCH AS UNITED NATION RELIEF ANDWORKS AGENCY FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THENEAR EAST AND FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ORGA-NIZATION. APPRAISAL WAS MADE OF THE HEALTHOF THE PEOPLE. FOOD AVAILABILITY, DIETARY PAT-TERNS, FOOD TECHNOLOGY AND THE PHYSICALAND BIOCHEMICAL STATUS OF REPRESENTATIVEFOOD SAMPLES TAKEN FROM VARIOUS SEGMENTSOF THE POPULATION.

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LAIMPATORY AND ITS SCIEN-TIFIC ACTIVITIES


PRODUCER USAEC


SURVEYS THE NUMEROUS AND VARIED ACTIVITIESAND FACILITIES AT THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMIS-SION'S OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, IN-CLUDING ACTIVITIES INVOLVING NUCLEAR RE-SEARCH, FUNDAMENTAL AND APPLIED RESEARCHIN AL FIELD!? OF SCIENCE, AND RESEARCH ON THECENTRAL TECHNICAL PROBLEMS OF SOCIETY.

OAK RIDGE RESEARCH REACTOR


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE COMPONENTS, FACILITIES, USESAND OPERATION OF THE OAK RIDGE RESEARCH RE.ACTOR.A TANK TYPE, HETF.ROGENEOUS REACTOR,IMMERSED IN A POOL, DESIGNED TO OPERATE AT20 TO 30 MW.

OBJECT LESSON IN FIRE PRE IENTION, AN

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. ki&W 1951

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE FIRE HAZARDS IN AVIATION OVER-HAUL AND REPAIR SHOPS, AND THE IMPORTANCE

Of PPOTECTIVE MEASURES. PRIMARILY FOR MAN.AGEMENT AND SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL.

PRODUCED BY U I NAVY, 1960. RELEASED BY U S°FEIN Of EDUCATION, 1651.

OGIERVING BEHAVIOR Of PARENTS AND CHILDREN

40 FR, 3641M FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1977

WC/UM USNCCA


ILLUSTRATES PARENT-CHILD INTERACTION FORTRAINEES TO CONSTSUCT AN ANALYSIS OF PROB-LEM AREAS.

FROM THE WE CAN II b SERIES.

NOT. CLEARED FOR TV.

OCCLUSAL ADJUSTMENT, PT I, CENTRIC


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 581363/RL

1970

SALE

saws INDICATIONS, PRINCIPLES, AND METHODSFOR ADJUSTMENT OF OCCLUSION TO OPTIMALFREEDOM AND STABILITY IN CENTRIC RELATIONAND CENTRIC OCCLUSION. INCLUDES ARTICULA-TION AND INTRA-ORAL DEMONSTRATION.

OCCLUSAL ADJUSTMENT ErE 2, LATERAL AND PnoTRUSIVI EXCURSIOUS

12 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. 80401 1970

PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES THE ADJUSTMENT OF OCCLUSAL IN-TERFERENCES IN VARIOUS EXCENTRIC CONTACTRELATIONS BY MEANS OF MOUNTED CASTS AND BYINTRA-ORAL RECORDING. EXPLAINS TO WHATEXTENT EXCENTRIC MOVEMENT PATTERNS SHOULDBE ADJUSTED. INCLUDES PROPER FINISH ANDTESTING OF THE RESULTS.

OCCLUSAL PAN RECORD, NE

15 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. 30, COL

PRODUCER USVA SPONSOR USBEH


SHOWS HOW THE GENERATED PATH OR OCCLUSALPATH RECORD IS A RELATIVELY SIMPLE METHODOF DEVELOPING A HARMONIOUS OCCLUSION, PAR-TICULARLY WHEN ARTIFICIAL TEETH MUST OPPOSENATURAL DENTITION. THIS METHOD MAKES IT POS-SIBLE TO RECORD JAW RELATIONS UNDER ACTUALMASTICATION CONDITIONS. DEMONSTRATES NETECHNICAL PROCEDURES INCIDENT TO REGISTER.ING THE OCCLUSAL PATH.

PREVIOUS PUSLICATIONS HAVE USTED THIS AS'CLASP TYPE-CUNICAL AND LABORATORY PROCE-DURES - THE OCCLUSAL PATH RECORD.'

FROM THE RIMOVAINE PARTML DENTURES, CLASPTYPE CLINICAL ANO LABORATORY PROMWRESSERIES.

OCCLUSAL. RADIOGRAM' ' PT 1, INTROOUCTION ANDMAXILLARY PROJEC4ONS

13 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. 80. COL 1072

PF/00UCER wpm


PRESENTS FIVE SPECIFIC TYPES OF OCCLUSAL RA-DIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION OF THE MAXILLA. EX-PLAINS COMMON ERRORS IN POSITIONING ANDDEMONSTRATES THEIR CORRECTION.

OCCLUSAL RADIOGRAPHY, PT 2, MANDIBULAR PRO-JECTIONS

9 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COI 1972

rffootrER USVA


DEMONSTRATES AN ACCEPTED TECHNIQUE FOROBTAINING A MANDIBULAR ANTERIOR OCCLUSALRADIOGRAPH. EXPLAINS THE ERRORS IN POSITION.NG AND THEIR CORRECTION.

OCCLUSAL RECONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATIONWITH FIXED PROSTNIMS, PT I, OCCLUSAL.


PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-CXXLUSAL RECONSTRUCTION ANDRESTORATICW 1417H FIXED PROSTHESIS, PT I, X.CLUSAL RECONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATION OFOCCLUSAL amis DEMONSTAATES THE RESTORA-TION OF THE OCCLUSAL CURVE BY TOOTH REDUC-TION AND MOTH PREPARATION FOR FIXED PROS-THESIS.

OCCLUSAL RECONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATIONWITH FIXED PROSTHESIS, PT 2, CONSTRUCTIONAND-

O MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-OCCLUSAL RECMITRUCTION ANDRESTORATION WITH FIXED PROSTHESIS PT I CON.STRucncw AND INSERTION OF TEMPORARYBRIDGE ANO PREPARATION OF DIES DEMON-STRATES HOW CONSTRUCTION OF A TEMPORARYB RIDGE USES A HAND FORMED RECTANGULARB LOCK OF ACTIVATED ACRYLIC PLACED DIRECTL YON THE PREPARED TEETH.

OCCLUSAL RECONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATIONWITH FIXED PROSTHESIS, PT 3, WAXING ANL


PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-OCCLUSAL RECONSTRUCTION ANDRESTORATION WITH FIXED PROSTHESIS PT 3,WAXING OF DIES MO TRY.IN OF CASTINGS SHOWSTHE WAXING PROCEDURE FOR THE FULL CROWNSUSED. EMPHASIZES THE PROPER ANATOMICALCONSIDERATION IN THE FORMATION OF CONTACTAREAS, MARGINAL RIDGES AND ALIGNMENT OF THECENTRAL GROOVES, AND BUCCAL AND LINGUALCUSPS.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EVALUATION OF THE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT


PROD(XER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES TECHNIOUES AND METHODS FORTHE OCCUPATIONAL EVALUATION OF HEMIPLEGICPATIENTS PRIOR TO INITIATING THERAPY.

OCEAN DESERT


PROOUCER USN


DOCUMENTS THE OCEANOGRAPHIC INVESTIGATIONOF THE SARGASSO SEA BY NAVY SCIENTISTS ANDPRIVATE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTIONS.

OCEAN INSTRUMENTS FOR DEEP SUINAIRGENCE VE-HICLES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005217/1M SALE

SHOWS THE VECIAL INSTRUMENTATION REQUIRE.MENTE FOR DEEP SUBMERGENCE VEHICLES. DE-SCRIBES DEVELOPMENTS IN THIS FIELD.

OCEAN PNENOMENON THE DEEP SCATTERINGLAYER


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE SEARCH FOR THE CAUSE OFSOUND REFLECTING LAYERS OF MARINE LIFELIVING IN THE OCEANS OF THE WORLD AND HOWNEW INFORMATION HAS HELPED IN SOLVING THIS'MYSTERY.

OCEANOGRAPHIC PREDICTION SYSTEM

20 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1988

PRODUCER USN


sows OCEANOGRAPHIC PREDICTION SYSTEMSAND PROGRAMS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO DE-FENSE AND ECONOMIC NEEDS. DISCUSSES HOWPREDICTIONS INCREASE THE USE OF OCEANOGRA-PHIC DATA FOR A FULLER UNDERSTANDING ANDEXPLOITATION OF THE SEAS.

siOCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH WITH THE COUSTEAU

WINO sAucan27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1986

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES How NAVAL ELECTRONICS LABORATO-RY SCIENTISTS MADE USE OF THE SOUSCOUPEAND SOUS-MARINE OVER A PERK) OF SIX MONTHS.

OCEANOGRAPHY SCIENCE FOR SURVIVAL


PROOUCER USN


SHOWS THE ROLE OF THE U S NAVY WITHIN THENUMEROUS OCEANOGRAPHIC PROJECTS OF THE US INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON OCEANOGRAPHY,

256

OCEANOGRAPHY IN THE POLAR REGIONS

29 MIN, 1814M FILM OPT. SO, CAL 1968

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH IN THEARCTIC AND THE ANTARCTIC SHOWS HOW MENMASTER THE OCEANS FOR DEFENSE AND FOR THEECONOMIC BETTERMENT OF THE WORLD.

OM OfFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL


MOP CER USNTITLE NO. 002144/RL SALE

SHOWS A DYNAMIC AND INTIMATE PERSONAL PRO-FILE OF MEN ENROLLED IN THE TRAINING THATPREPARES THEM TO SERVE AS OFFICERSTHROUGH THE NAVAL OFFICER CANDIDATESCHOOL PROGRAM.

OCS STORY, THU


PRODUCER USA

)7TLE NO. 000633/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE SPECIAL TRAINING OFFICER CANDI-DATES RECEIVE IN THE U S ARMY. ADAPTED FROMU S ARMY OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOLS (TF22-3910).


CLEARED FOR TV.

OCULAR EMERGENCIES


PRODUCER USNMAC


GIVES THE STUDENT PRACTICE IN DISCRIMINATINGTHOSE PATIENTS WITH OCULAR TRAUMA WHO CANSAFELY BE MANAGED BY THE PRIMARY CARE PHY-SICIAN FROM THOSE WHO WARRANT REFERRAL TOAN OPHTHALMOLOGIST.214 SLIDES. 3 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2 TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1 INSTRUCTOR .GUIDE, 1 STUDENT MANUAL AND 1 STUDENT REF-ERENCE PACKET INCLUDED. DEVELOPED BY THEPACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF THE PA.CIFIC.

FROM THE SELF.INSTRUCTICWAL MATERIALS INOPPITIMLMOLOG Y SERIES.

00E TO JOY

26 MIN, IOSIM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1988

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 562100/NL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THAT THE DEVELOPMENT OF RHYTHM ANDAPPRECIATION FOR MUSIC IS NATURAL AND PRO-GRESSIVE. SHOWS CHILDREN PLAYING PERMS-SION INSTRUMENTS, ATTENDING LIVE CONCERTS,OPERA. AND BALLET. ALSO, wan THEM PARTICI-PATING IN SCHOOL ORCHESTRA AND CHORALGROUPS. ALTERNATES BETWEEN SCENES OF CHIL-DREN PARTICIPATING IN PROJECT ACTIVITIES ANDSCENES RELATING THE MUSIC TO THEIR TOTAL EN.VIRONMENT.

OP WINGS AND WOMEN


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS THE HISTORY, CONTRIBUTIONS, ANDTRADITIONS OF THE WOMEN'S AIR FORCE. POINTSOUT THE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE TOELIGIBLE WOMEN AND DEPICTS EDUCATIONAL OC-CUPATIONAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF LIFE AS AWAF.


OFFICE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC EMPHYSEMA

32 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, ODL 1970

PRODUCER WARMP SPOI, USNMAC


PRESENTS OFFICE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC EM.PHYSEMA. DISCUSSES PROPHYLACTIC TREATMENT,DESCRIBES HOW BEST TO MONITOR TREATMENTPROGRESS, AND INDICATES THE TESTS AND EMIT,.MEET WHICH ARE USEFUL IN OFFICE TREATMENT.

MICE MANAGEMENT OP VASCULAR/TENSIONHEADACHE

23 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDECCASSETTE, COL 1970

FROMM WARMP &PONSOR USNMAC


DISCI IMES THE APPROACHES TO THE MANAGE-MENT Of VASCULAR/TENSION HEADACHE, INCLUD.

I)

ING ESTABLISHMENT OF RAPPORT AND CONFI-DENCE OF THE PATIENT, THE IMPORTANCE OF EX-PLANATION OF THE CONDITION TO THE PATIENT,THE SPECIAL DRUG THERAPY, AND INDICATIONSFOR FURTHER STUDIES.

MI MY ACHING SACK


PRODUCER USW SPON$OR USMESA


SHOWS WORKMEN THE CORRECT METHOL) OF LIFT-ING, INCLUDING GOOD POSTURE, POSITION, ANDSMOOTH APPLICATION OF LIFTING POWER. ILLUS-TRATES HOW STRAINS CCCUR AND HOW DISCSARE PINCHED. EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR PROPERLIFTING AND HANDLING OF WORKING T001.3 ANDMATERIALS.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDOOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMIUION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

0141,11 LAW


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. unman SALE

PRESENTS A BRIEF STUDY OF ELECTRONICS, WITHPARTICULAR FOCUS ON THE THEORY AND APPLICA-TION OF OHM'S LAW.

OM'S LAW

20 MIN, 16464M FILM, OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES OHM'S LAW, AND DISCUSSES THREEFORMS OF THE FORMULA. DEMONSTRATES METH.005 OF FINDING CURRENT VOLTAGE, OR RESIS.TANCE WHEN THE OTHER Two QUANTITIES AREKNOWN.

KINESCOPE.


OIL GEAR HYDRAUUC TRAVERSING MECHANISM,THE - PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 563920/RL SAI

SHOWS, BY MEANS OF k:IRKING MODELS AND ANI-MATION, HOW THE OIL GEAR TRAVERSE MECHA-NISM OPERATES. ALSO DISCUSSES THE PATH ANDFUNCTIONING OF OIL THROUGH AN ELEVATEDMECHANISM.

OKLAHOMA OASIS


PRODUCER USDAVA

TITLE NO. 010109/RL RENTAL SALF

PRESENTS CHIEF DAN GEORGE'S LECTURE ABOUTTHE NATURAL BEAUTY

OLD GLORY

26 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. D. COL


TITLE P. 564325/RL RENTAL

1960

SALE

DESCRIBES THE EVOLUTION OF THE U S FLAGFROM THE ENGLISH BANNER FLOWN AT JAMES.TOWN IN 100T TO THE 50-STAR FLAG OF 1960.


OLD, INGUSH


PROOLICER USNIMH


SHOWS AN URBAN NEW ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOLAND ITS INFLUENCE UPON STUDENTS, TEACHERS,AND ADMINISTRATORS. EXPLAINS THAT EACHGROUP HAS DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ABOUTCOMMON EXPERIENCES AND SITUATIONS AND HASDEVELOPED A SET OF DEFENSE. VALUES, ANDSTRATEGIES. DISCUSSES THE NATURE OF SCHOOLDISCIPLINE.


OLFACTORY ASO LIMBIC SYSTEMS


PRCOLICER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007866/RL

ON THI: MOVE

1972 28 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO 007282/RL

DEMONSTRATES THE OLFACTORY AND LIMBIC SYS-TEMS ON THE GROSS SPECIMEN AND ON SERIALSECTIONS AND DIAGRAMS POINTS OUT THENUCLEI AND THE VARIOUS FIBER TRACTS WHICHARE A PART Of THESE TWO SYSTEMS.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH ANOTHER TITLE.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 09' FOR MORE INFORMATION.


ONEGA Lasa-NANaa NAVIGATION SYSTEM, THE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS A WORLDWIDE LONGE-RANGe NAVIGATIONSYSTEM THAT IS SIMPLE AND DEPENDABLE UNDERALL WEATHER CONDITIONS. SHOWS HOW TO USETHE AN/SIAN-2 RECEIVER.

OMEGA Low-usaa NAVIGATION SYSTEM, THE -AN/1RN-12 RECEIVER OPERATION

II MIN, MAN FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE USE OF THE AN/SRN12 RECEIVER INTHE OMEGA LONG-RANGE NAVIGATION PROGRAM.

MARE FUEL ELEMENT REMOVAL AND SECOND CORELOADING

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1959


TITLE NO. 002630/nL RENTAL SALE

REPORTS ON THE ORGANIC MODERATED REACTOREXPERIMENT, AN EXPERIMENTAL NUCLEAR POWERPROJECT CONDUCTED BY ATOMICS INTERNATIONALFOR THE AEC AT THE NATIONAL REACTOR TESTINGSTATION, ID.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISIORICAL VALUE ANDCOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

ON PARADE


PRODUCER USA


DESCRICES A YOUNG WAC'S REFLECTIONS ON HERGROWTH AS A RESULT OF HER MILITARY TRAININGAND GROUP LIVING EXPERIENCES SINCE JOININGTHE WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS

ON POST SAFETY


PRODUCER USA


PROMOTES ON-DUTY ACCIDENT PREVENTION PHI-LOSOPHY, ANALYZES AVERAGE ACCIDENTS, ANDGIVES COMMON CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS AND INDI-VIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ON TARGET

22 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 565063/RL

1950

SALE

PORTRAYS THE STORY OF THE STRATEGIC AIRCOMI'AND'S ANNUAL BOMBING, NAVIGATION. ANDRE'NNAISSANCE COMPETITION FROM THE VIEW-POINT OF A B-47 CREW MEMBER.


ON THE ICI


PRODUCER USNSF


DOCUMENTS THE WORK OF THE UNITED STATESANTARCTIC RESEARCH PROGRAM. INCLUDES VIEWSOf SCUBA DIVERS SWIMMING WITH SEALS UNDERTHE ICE, TUNNELING INTO A GLACIER TO MEASUHEITS MOVEMENT, STUDYING HUMAN ADAPTATION ATTHE SOUTH POLE. AND OBSERVING THE SOCIAL BE-HAVIOR OF PENGUINS

257

1974

SALE

EXPLAINS MANY ASPECTS OF PACKAGING ANDSHIPPING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, INCLUDING THEEXTREME CONCERN FOR SAFETY IN NORMAL ANDACCIDENTAL ENVIRONMENTS.

NOT CLEARED FOR N.

ONCE TO MAKE READY

6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. &I, COL 1961

PRODUCER USOCD


EXPLAINS TO THE AVERAGE CITIZEN WHAT IT CANMEAN TO HIM PERSONALL Y WHEN HIS LOCAL GOV-ERNMENT UNDERTAKES A COMMUNITY SHELTERPLANNING PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THE BEST AVAIL-ABLE PROTECTION FOR ALL ITS CITIZENS.

CLEARED FOR N.

INICHOCERSIASIS IN GHANA


PRODUCER USNCI SPONSOR USNMAC


EXPLAINS THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE AFRICANVECTOR ON ONCHOCERCIASIS, SIMULIUM DAMNO-SUM THEOBALD, THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PARA-SITE ONCHOCERCA VOLVULUS IN THE FLY ANDHUMAN HOST AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO BLIND-NESS IN GHANA.

ONE SITE AT Thi APPU


PRODUCER USFSS


STRESSES FAMILIARIZATION WITH PROCUREMENTPROCEDURES RELATIVE TO CONTRACTING BYFORMAL ADVERTISING. A DISCUSSION BETWEEN ADISAPPOINTED BIDDER AND A PROCUREMENTAGENT SETS THE SCENE FOR PROCEDURALREVIEW INCLUDING THE ROLE Of THE FEDERALSUPPLY SERVICE.

ONE IVO IS TOO MANY


PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES HOW TUBERCULOSIS WAS FOUND IN ASLAUGHTERED ANIMAL AT A PACKING PLANT ANDHOW THE ANIMAL WAS TRACED TO THE OWNER,LEADING TO THE DISCOVERY OF THE DISEASE INOTHER ANIMALS AND HERDS. EXPLAINS THE STATE-FEDERAL COOPERATIVE TB ERADICATION PRO-GRAM TO ELIMINATE TUBERCULOSIS FOIIM LIVE-STOCK, PARTICULARLY CATTLE.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U 5 DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250, AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

ONE DIMENSION, TWO DIVINION, NEM DIMEN-SION, FOUN


PRODUCER USHUD

TITLE P.V. 506425/RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW THE PROBLEMS OF POLLUTION.TRANSPORTATION, EDUCATION, AND HOUSINGAFFECT THE PEOPLE IN THE URBAN CENTERS OFTHE U S. POINTS OUT HOW SOME AREAS HAVEMOVED TO SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS AND HOWPLANNING FOR THE FUTURE IS ESSENTIAL TO THESUHVIVAL OF CITIES.

ONE FORCE

20 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, BIW 194



PROVIDES EVIDENCE THAT AMERICANS, ALTHOUGHFROM MANY RACIAL AND NATIONAL ORIGINS,BECOME ONE MILITARY FORCE DEDICATED TOPEACE AND FREEDOM. CITES HEROIC DEEDS FROM1776 TO THE KOREAN CONFLICT.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED N.

ONE HOUR A WEEK

II MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USBEH


DEPICTS THE HOME TRAINING PROGRAM OF THELEAGUE SCHOOL. FOR SERIOUSLY DISTURBED CHIL-DREN, DESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATE PARENTSWITH CHILDREN STILL ON THE WAITING LIST.SHOWS HOW IT HELPS THE PARENTS COPE WITHTHEIR CHILD'S EMOTIONAL HANDICAP BY DEMON.STRATING TECHNIQUES IN BEHAVIOR MODIFICA-TION THAT THEY CAN PRACTICE AT HOME.

FROM THE LEAGUE SCHOOL FOR SERIOUSLY DIS.TURBED CHILDREN SERIES.

ONGOING PRENATAL ASSESSMENT, THE

1973 le MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER EMRYSN SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE ROLE OF THE NURSE CLINI-CIAN WHO APPLIES THE SYSTEM APPROACH IN THEDELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO THE PRE-NATAL CLIENT IN ORDER TO HELP THE NURSE TODEVELOP SKILLS IN OBSERVATION, PROBLEM SOLV.ING, COMMUNICATION, AND DECISION MAKING

ONE HUMORED AIID ONE CRITICAL DAYS

5 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL IOUPROOUCER USAF


CITES THE INTERVAL FROM MEMORIAL DAYTHROUGH LABOR DAY AS A CRITICAL PERIOD FORACCIDENTS, URGING STRICT OBSERVANCE OFSAFETY RULES BY SWIMMERS, BOATERS, AND MO.TWISTS.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN DEADLY SHIPMATE

19 MIPI leMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1960

R USN

TIT NO. 002632/RL SALE

POATRAYS THE STORY OF JOE, WHO IS REPRESEN-TATIVE OF ALL SAILORS. DRAMATIZES ACTUAL INC,-DENTS TO EMPHASIZE THE DISASTROUS EFFECTSOF LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SHOCK WHEN THEBASIC RULES OF ELECTRICAL SAFETY ARE VIOLAT.ED OR IGNORED.

ONE SKY


PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 000714/AL SAL E

DESCRIBES AVITION TRAINING PROGRAMS FORFOREIGN NATIONALS AT FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN.ISTRATION'S AERONAUTIC ACADEMY IN OKLAHOMACITY. SHOWS SCENES OF TRAINING IN ELECTRONICMAINTENANCE AND FLIGHT INSPECTION.

CI.EARED FOR N.

ONE TO GROW 011 PROLOGUE

t 1 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SU, COL 1973

PPODUCER USNIMH


USES CLIPS FROM EACH OF THE FILMS iN THE 'pNETO GROW ON SERIES', TO ESTABLISH GOALS ANDEXPECTATIONS FOR THE AUDIENCEINCLUDES DISCUSSION GUIDES AND TEACHER'SHANDBOOK.

ONE TO GROW-A SERIES


PRODUCER USNIMH


SHOWS THAT A TEACHER CAN PROVIDE IMPOR.TANT HELP TO A YOUNG PERSON. EMPHASIZESTHAT CLASSROOM MENTAL HEALTH HOLDS THEPOTENTIAL FOR ENHANCING EVERY CHILD'S ABILI-TY FOR DEVELOPING HIS HUMANNESS, SKILL IN DE.CISION MAKING, SELF-UNDERSTANDING, AND ASENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY.

THE CORRECT AND SAFE WAY OF PERFORMINGVARIOUS MINING JOBS TO PREVENT FUTURE ACCI.

1973 DENT OCCURRENCE

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA5311 AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,

THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH NMAC STUDyGUIDE INLCUDED

OPEN AND CLOUD WOUNDS THE FOURTH FUNDA-MENTAL, PT I


PRODUCER USMESA


IDENTIFIES THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF OPEN ANDCLOSED WOUNDS. DEMONSTRATES PROPER FIRSTAID TREATMENT, CONTROL OF BLEEDING, AND THEAPPLICATION OF STERILE DRESSINGS, CRAVAT,AND TRIANGULAR COVER BANDAGES. DEMON.STRATES THE CARE OF THE INJURED FOR SHOCK,AND EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF OBTAININGCOMPETENT MEDICAL ASSISTANCE.


RESTRICTION : PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, MO FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

OPEN DOOR, THE


PRODUCER USSRS


PRESENTS A SLIDE NARRATION OF A HALFWAYHOUSE FOR THE MENTALLY RESTORED. SHOWSTHE ACTIVITIES AND TRAINING OF MENTALLY RE.STORED PATIENTS IN THE FRIENDLY, SUPPORTIVEATMOSPHERE OF A HALFWAY HOUSE

FROM THE NO PLACE LIKE HOME SERIES

OPEN FRACTURES


PRODUCER USVA


DISCUSSES IN DETAIL VARIOUS METHODS OF RE.DUCING FRACTURES AND EMpHASIZES THE IMPOR-TANCE OF PREVENTING INFECTION AND ADDITION.AL DAMAGE TO SOF1 TISSUES DURING FRACTUREMANAGEMENT. THE IMPORTANCE OF RESTORINGBLOOD LOSS, ALLEVIATING PMN, AND TREATINGFOR SHOCK IS DEMONSTRATED.

t1/59

OPEN REDUCTION AND FIXATION FRACTURE OFMANDIBLE AT THE ANGLE THE SUMMANDIOU-LAR...

le MIN, 16MM FILM, OpT. SD, COL I96 e

PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-OPEN REDUCTION AND FIXATION -

FRACTURE OF MANDIBLE AT THE ANGLE THE SUB-MANDIBULAR APPROACH DEmONSTRATES DIRECTWIRING FOR OPEN REDUCTION AND IMMOBILIZA.TION OF THE FRACTURE. SHOWS SOFT.TISSUE DI&SECTION TO EXPOSE THE ANGLE OF THE NANDI.BLE.

OPERATING EXPERIENCE - DRESDEN




REPORTS ON THE ROUTINE.DAY OPERATIONTHE DRESDEN NUCLEAR POWER STATION, REVIEW-ING THE SUCCESS OF THE OPERATING EXPERIENCEOF THE BOILING WATER, NUCLEAR .ELECTRICPOWER STATION IN TERMS OF DEPENDABILITY,SAFETY. AND EASE OF OPERATION AND MAINTE.NANCE.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR !LANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

OPERATING EXPERIENCE - HALLAM



TITLE NO 002636/ RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE OPERATION Of THE 79-MEGAWATTELECTRIC HALLAM NUCLEAR POWER STATIONWHICH IS POWERED BY A 252.MEGAWATT SODIUM.GRAPHITE REACTOR. DEMONSTRATES HALLAM'SHEAT TRANSFER CYCLE AND PLANT-OPERATIONFEATURES, INCLUDING FUEL TRANSFER ANDSODIUM HANDLING

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND00ES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

OPERATING EXPERIENCE INDIAN POINT




SURVEYS THE DEAIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPER.ATION Of THE INDIAN PONT POWER STATIONWHICH SERVES METROPOLITAN NEW YORK DE-SCRIBES AND EXPLAINS SOME OF THE THEORETI.CAL CONCEPTS AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICSOF THE WORLD'S FIRST STATION TO USE THORIUMAS THE FERTILE MATERIAL. INCLUDES CORE EX.PERIMENTS, CORE DESIGN, AND MODELS, AS WELLAS SCENES OF THE OPERATIONAL PLANT FACILI-TIES

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSOFIING AGENCY.

OPERATING EXPERIENCE YANKEE




EXAMINES THE VARIOUS PLANT FEATURES ANDPERFORMANCE DATA OF THE NUCLEAR POWERSTATION THAT IS OPERATED BY THE YANKEEATOMIC ELECTRIC COMPANY


OPERATING ROOM DEATIM

GUIDE AND HANDBOOK INCLUDED.

ACT TWO - LINDSEY

HE COWS FROM AMMER ROOM

INDIVIDUALS

LEARNING STRATEGIES

ONE TO GROW 000 - PROLOGUE

PRETTY 0000 CLASS FOR A MONDAY,A

SARAH

TEACHER IN REFLECTION, A

WHAT 111 TEACHING? WHAT IS LEARN-ING?

ONE wnK IN ocronn29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, imw

PRODUCER USOCD


DESCRIBES THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS.

CLEARFD FOR N.

i7MIN

I8MIN

1IMIN

I IMIN

25MIN

tOMIN

IIMIN

23MIN

1964

SALE

OPEN WIRE TRANSPOSITION SYSTEMS


PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES AND EXPLAINS THE NEED FORTRANSPOSITIONS, HOW THEY IMPROVE COMMUNI.CATION, AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF VARIOUSTYPES OF PHYSICAL OR SINGLE.POINT TRANSPOSI.TIONS

OPEN-PfT VINING HAZARDS


PROOUCER USBM


ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DUMP TRUCKS, POWERSHOVELS, FRONT.END LOADERS, RAIL HAULAGE,AND HIGHWALL BLASTING ARE STAGED TO SHOWWHAT HAPPENS FROM WORKERS' CARELESSNESS,WHEN SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ARE OVERLOOKED,OF! WHERE UNSAFE MACHINERY AND MINING METH-ODS ARE USED. EXPLAINS WHY THE ACCIDENTSHAPPENED, AND THEN EMPHATICALLY STRESSES

a MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, NM 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES OPERATING ROOM DEATHS DUE TO DI-AGNOSTIC OR THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES WHICHHAVE NOT BEEN PROPERLY CONTROLLED, FOR EX-AMPLE-PERFORATION OF THE BOWEL WITH ABARIUM ENEMA, PERFORATION OF THE TRACHEADURING AN ATTEMPT TO REMOVE AN OBSTRUC-TION, TRANSFIXATION OF THE TRACHEA DURING ANATTEMPT TO REMOVE AN OBSTRUCTION, ANDTRAUMATIC DEATH DUE TO EXPLOSION Of ANES-THETIC GASES (KINESCOPE)

OPERATION AFFIRMATIVE


PRODUCER usN

TITLE NC 002640/RL SALE

EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE READy RE.SERVE WHEN A NAVAL RESERVE DESTROYERCREW IS CALLED TO DUTY TO TRACK A RUSSIANFISHING TRAWLER OFF THE COAST OF SEATTLE,WA.

258

OPERATION SLUE JAY

25 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD, SSW

PRODUCER USAF


RECORDS AND DESCRIBES OPERATION BLUE JAY.THE CONSTRUCTION OF A UNITED STATES AIRBASE AT THULE ON THE NORTHWEST COAST OFGREENLAND.

THE REHABILITATION OF THE REGIONS IN NORTH-EASTERN UNITED STATES HIT BY FLASH FLOODS IN

1953 THE SUMMER OF 1965.

OPERATION IMEAKTIMOUGH

12 MIN. HIMM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USHUD


DISCUSSES THE HUD PROGRAM INSTITUTED IN 1NOTO ELIMINATE THE BARRIERS THAT HAVE PREVENT-ED INDUSTRIALIZED HOUSING FROM EMERGING ASA MAJOR INDUSTRY IN THE U S.

OPERATION CROSSROADS

27 MIN, HIMM Fh.M, OPT. SO, SSW 1949

PRODUCER USN


DOCUMENTS A FILM RECORD OF THE ABLE ANDBAKER ATOMIC BOMB TESTS AT BIKINI.

OPERATION CUE (RIMED)


PRODUCER USOCD


POINTS OUT THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THENEVADA TEST IN 1965 AND PRESENT NUCLEAR DE-VICES, THEN CONTINUES AS A DOCUMENTARYREPORT ON THE OPERATION CUE EXERCISE OF1965.

CLEARED FOR TV.

OPERATION muumuu25 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1952


TITLE 032643/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL OPER-ATIONS OF THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSIONDURING THE NUCLEAR WEAPONS TEST AT ENIWE.TOK IN THE SPRING OF 1951. DEPICTS BLAST ANDTHERMAL EFFECTS OF THE EXPLOSIONS ON DIF-FERENT TYPES OF STRUCTURES.


OPEUTION HEAD START


PRODUCER USHSP


SHOWS THE NEED FOR THE HEAD START PROJECT,VARIOUS FACETS OF THE PROGRAM. AND ITS POLI-CIES AS OBSERVED IN A VAI rTY OF LOCALITIES.INCLUDES SCENES OF THE PuVERTY EXISTING INURBAN AND RURAL GHETTOS.

OPERATION IVY




DOCUMENTS THE 'MIKE THERMONUCLEAR TEST ATTHE USAEC PACIFIC PROVING GROUNDS IN 1952.


OPERATION LONG SHOT


PRODUCER USAEC


REPORTS ON AN UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR TEST INTHE FALL Of INS IN THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDSWHICH WAS PART OF THE VELA UNIFORM SERIESOF EXPERIMENTS TO INCREASE U S CAPABILITY TODETECT. IDENTIFY, AND LOCATE UNDERGROUNDNUCLEAR DETONATIONS AT INTERCONTINENTALRANGES. FOLLOWS THE STEP INVOLVED IN OPER-ATION LONG SHOT TO INVESTIGATE THE POSSIBLETRAVEL-TIME ANOMALIES ASSOCIATED WITH SIES-MIC EVENTS OCCURRING IN ISLAND-ARC STRUC.TURES.

OPERATION NOAH

29 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT SD. SAW 1955

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE WORK OF THE U S ARMED SER.VICES. PARTICULARLY THE ARMY ENGINEERS, IN

OPIMTION OF HYPOCHLORINATORS




DEPICTS THE CORRECT INSTALLATION AND OPER-ATION OF HYPOCHLORINATORS.

OPIMTION OF JET AIRCRAFT ammoII MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 032646,11L

1940

SALE

ILLUSTRATES PRINCIPLES OF JET PROPULSION BYNEWTON'S LAW OF ACTION AND SHOWS ITS APPLI-CATION TO JET ENGINES. SHOWS OPERATING PRIN-CIPLES OF THE RECIPROCATING ENGINE TO PRO-DUCE HORSEPOWER AND THRUST POWER, ANDDEMONSTRATES THE APPUCATION OF JET PROPUL-SION IN ROCKETS AND AIRCRAFT.

OPERATION OF The GM uNrr INJECTORS

4 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1966

PFIODLICER USA


SHOWS FUNCTIONS, LOCATION, AND OPERATIONSOF COMPONENTS, FLOW OF FUEL THROUGH UNITTO ENGINE, AND IMPORTANCE OF PROPER MAINTE-NANCE.


OPERATION OF ME 1400ERNIC JET oirecroNPARATUS

43 MIN, 16MM FILM, 4T. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 004889/RL L E

DEMONSTRATES THE \SA

FUNCTIONING AND OPER.ATION OF THE INJECTOR. SHOWS COCKING, FIRING,DOSAGE ADJUSTMENT, DISASSEMBLY, STERILIZA-TION, ASSEMBLY, AND SrTY PRECAUTIONS.

OPERATION ONE PLUS TWO

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. COL 1973

PRODUCER USMC SOO USN


SHOWS THE MARINE COR NAVAL FLIGHT OFFI-CER'S PROGRAM FOR COLLE E STUDENTS.

OPERATION RESPONSIBLE WE REFUSE COLUIC-TION


PRODUCER USEPA


A SAFETY TRAINING PROGRAM, TAILOR-MADE FORTHE SOLID WASTE COLLECTION INDUSTRY, BOTHPUBLIC AND PRIVATE. ACTUALLY TWO TRAININGPROGRAMS. THE FIRST IS A ONEDAY SESSION TOTRAIN SUPERVISORS WHO ARE DIRECTLY INCHARGE OF REFUSE COLLECTION OPERATIONS. INTHE SECOND PROGRAM, THE SUPERVISOR,EQUIPPED WITH THE NEEDED MATERIALS, RETURNSTO HIS ORGANIZATION AND TRAINS THE MEN WHOCOLLECT SOUD WASTE.

OPERATION RESPONSIBLE SAFE REFUSE COLLEC-TION INSTRUCTOR'S COURSE

24 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT. COL 1972

PRODUCER USEPA


PRESENTS A ONE-DAY SESSION TO TRAIN SUPERVI.SORS WHO ARE DIRECTLY IN CHARGE OF REFUSECOLLECTION OPERATIONS

30-PAGE INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED.

OPERATION RENOWN./ - SAFE REFUSE COLLIC-TION TRAINING COURSE


PRODUCER USEPA


PROVIDES THE SUPERVISOR INSTRUCTIONAL MATE-RIALS TO TRAIN HIS STAFF IN THE SAFE METHODSOF REFUSE COLLECTION.

144-PAGE TRAINING MANUAL INCLUDED.

2592R fr.'

OPIMTION SOUDAMITY


F'RODUCER USA

TITLE NO 011350/RL

19111

SALE

DESCRIBES HOW THE AMERICAS TRAIN, STUDY,AND WORK TOGETHER FOR MUTUAL HEMISPHERICDEFENSE.

OPIMTION UNDER FALLOUT


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE AC 004810/RL RENTAL

1983 ,

SALE

PORTRAYS THE PRE-OLANNING, ORGANIZATION,TRAINING, AND REHEARSALS REQUIRED TO INSUREPROPER PERFORMANCE OF BASE PERSONNEL ANDTHEIR DEPENDENTS IN THE EVENT OF ATTACK.

CLEARED FOR TV.

OPERATION ZE110ZEMO PlIOJECT NARROW DAUM

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so, COL 1969

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW EXTENSIVE TESTING OF AN INTE-GRATED VISUAL APPROACH AND LANDING AIDSSYSTEM CAN PROVIDE AVIATION WITH GREATERAND SAFER AIRCRAFT LANDING CAPABILITY.


OPERATIONAL mutowass MISSION OP TIN AINPONCE LOGISTICS COMMANO


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS LOGISTICS BY FOLLOWING THE LOGISTICRESULTS OF A BATTLE IN VIETNAM AND SHOWING 'HOW AIRCRAFT ENGINES ARE ORDERED AND RE-PAIRED. DESCRIBES VARIOUS ACTIVITIES OF THEMR FORCE LOGISTICS COMMAND AND ITS METH-ODS OF SUPPLYING U FORCES.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'OPER.ATIONAL READINESS.'

CLEARED FOR TV. THI6 IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SCAING AGENCY.

OPERATIONS IN SEA ICI IOINTBICATION OP SRAICE


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES TERMINOLOGY USED IN CLASSIFYINGARCTIC SEA ICE. TYPES OF ICE, THE LIFE CYCLE OFSEA ICE, AND THE FORMATION OF ICEBERGS

OPERATIONS WITH WHOLE Numeans


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE AC 5.930(1/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLORES PROCEDURES FOR INTERRELATING AD.DITION AND SUBTRACTION, SHOWING MATERIALS,METHOOS, AND STRATEGIES WHICH ARE PARTICU.LARLY EFFECTIVE. ING INSTRUCTION IN MULTIPLI-CATION. EMPHASIZES ALGORITHMS WHICH HAVEBEEN FOUND TO BE PARTICULARLY EFFECTIVE.

FROM THE PROJECT ON INTERPRETING M.A THEMAT.CS EDUCATION RESEARCH SERIES.

OPEMTIVE DENTISTRY ADVANCED CONCEPTS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 008221/RL . SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO INTRODUCE AND PRE-PARE A PATIENT. SHOWS THE PREPARATION OFCAVITY, MATRIX, REMOVAL OF DAM, CHECKING OFOCCLUSION. AND REAPPOINTMENT. DESCRIBES THETECHNIQUES OF FINISHING AND POLISHING.

OPERATIVE DENTISTRY ADVANCED CONCEPTS-ASERIES

5 15MM FILMS, OPT SO 1967

PRODUCER USVA


DEPICTS DETAIL3 OF OPERATIVE DENTISTRY ANDEMPHASIZES THE PRACTICE OF OPERATIVE DENTISTRY AS A REWARDING EXPERIENCE

CLASS 4 GOLD FOIL 3MIN

CUSP GOLD INLAY W/DRWN

GINGIVAL RETRACTION, CLASS I 5MIN

PIN Lama CASTINGS W/DRWN

PORCELAIN INLAY TECHNIQUE W/DRWN

OPERATOR AND HIS AR WIE

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, 131W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE BUS OPER-ATOR TOWARD HIS PASSENGERS, INCLUDING..SAFETY AND COW ORT. MAINTENANCE OF SCHED.ULES. AND COURTESY

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE SERIES. BUS OPERATION,NO. 1 ,

OPERATOR AND HIS PASSENGERS, THE


PRODUCER USOE


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD CUSTOMERRELATIONS. PRESENTS WAYS OF HANDLING PROB.LEMS, SUCH AS EXPIRED TRANSFERS, PEOPLE WHOMISS THEIR STOPS, AND GETTING PASSENGERS TOMOVE TO THE REAR OF A BUS

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE SERIES. BUS OPERATION.NO. 2.

OPERATOR ANO SAFETY, THE

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, 65W

PRODUCER USOE


1945

SALE

EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY IN BUS OP.ERATION. TELLS HOW TO OPERATE SAFELY INPASSING CARS, AT INTERSECTIONS, AT, BUS STOPZONES. AND UNDER SPECIAL WEATHER CONDI-TIONS.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE SERIES. BUS OPERATION,NO. 3

OPERATOR-PATENT AND LEW POSITIONS



TITLE NO 009561/11L

197,

SALE

DEMONSTRATES OPERATOR, PATIENT, AND LIGHTPOSITIONING FOR MAXIMUM VISION AND COMFORTWHILE WORKING ON yPPER AND LOWER ARCHES


OPHTHALMOLOGY-A SERIES

MULTIMEDIA SERIES

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 006004/RL

GLAUCOMA SCREENING TONOMETRY

OPHTHALMOSCOPY SAW:. 1911.141,-STRUCTION FOR MEDICAL IN-DENTS

SALE

MIP

166MIN

OPHTNALMOSCOPY BASIC SELF4NITRUCTION FORMEDICAL STUDENTS

106 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE.COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


PRESENTS MEDICAL STUDENTS WITH THEIR INITIALEXPOSURE TO OPHTHALMOSCOPY INCLUDES IN.STRUCTION ON RECOGNIZING 1HE NORMAL ANDA1NORMA4. FUNDUS.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.GUIDE INcAUDED. 292 54.I0E3.

FROM THE OPHTHALMOLOGY SERIES

OPHTHALMOICOPY INSTRUCTOR GUIDE

61 PAGES, PRINTED MATERIAL FOR USEWITH MEDIA

PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007193/RL

OPHTHALMOSCOPY STUDY GUIDE

64 PAGES, PRINTED MATERIAL FOR USEWITH MEDIA

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007192/RL

1974

SALE

SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION IN 1945AND 1946

BEVELING, GROOVING, AND ROUND-INO 27MIN

INTROOUCTION TO OPTICS 17MIN

OPTICAL INSPECTION METHODS, PT 1 26MIN

OPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP - FLAT SURFACES-ASERIES

1974 3 16MM FILMS. OPT SD

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES PROCEDURES FOR GRINDING AFLAT OPTICAL SURFACE BY THE HAND METHOD.,PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S OFFICEOF EDUCATION. RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH US OFFICE OF EDUCATION IN 1945 AND 1946.

FINE GRINDING AND POLISHING 32MIN

ROUGH GRIMM 27MIN

ROUGH GRINDING WITH A VERTICALSURFACE GRINDER 26MIN

SALE

OPHTHALMOSCOPY - USING THE OPHTHALMOSCOPEOPHTHALMOSCOPIC TECHNIQUE ExaRasas

1 MIN, AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK. MONO 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC

'TITLE NO 007194/FIL SALE

SHOWS HANDLING THE INSTRUMENT, MANNEQUINPRACTICE, AND PATIENT TECHNIQUE.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS3UIDE NCLUDED

FROM 1HE OPHTHALMOLOGY SERIES

OPPORTUNITIES IN CLERICAL WORK


PRODUCER USDLMP


DEPICTS THE GREAT VARIETY FOUND IN TODAY'SMORE THAN 15 MILLION CLERICAL JOBS. COVERSCAREER ENTRY JOBS AND COMPANY-SPONSOREDTRAINING PROGRAMS. EMPHASIZES OPPORTUNI-TIES IN COMPUTER DATA PROCESSING AREAS.STRESSES THE POSSIBILITIES FOR STEADY AD.VANCEMENT AND NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES FORMEN AND WOMEN OF ALL AGES.

FROM THE CAREER JOG OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.10.


OPPORTUNITIES IN SALES AND MERCHANDISING

1t MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USOL MP


CLEARED FOR TV. RECOMMEND FOR JUNIOR HIGHSCHOOL GROUPS.

OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED FRIENDLY ATOMS IN IN-DUSTRY


PRODUCER USAEC

TI1LE NO 002727/RL SALE

SURVEYS THE WIDESPREAD INDUSTRIAL USES OFRADIOISOTOPES. COMBINES ANIMATION AND LIVEACTION TO EXPLAIN WHAT RADIOISOTOPES AREAND HOW THEY ARE USED TO GAUGE THICKNESSOF NYLON CORD-RUBBER PLY FOR AUTOMOBILETIRES, SHEET PLASTIC, AND CORS-ROLLED ALLOYSHEETS FOR COMPUTERS AND SPACE-AGE INSTRU-MENTS, AS WELL AS TO MEASURE FAT CONTENT,SUGAR CONTENT IN APPLESAUCE, AND MOISTURECONTENT IN SOIL. INVESTIGATES INDUSTRIAL RADI-OGRAPHY WITH RADIOISOTOPES. EXPLAINS THEUSE OF RADIOISOTOPE TRACERS FOR ENGINE-WEAR STUDIES, PRODUCT MOVEMENT IN OIL PIPE-LINES, AND LEAK DETECTION IN PIPELINES.

1962

wants IN HARMONY17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER USDAVA


EXPLAINS THAI THE DEVELOPMENT OF' THE EXECU-TIVE BRANCH OF OUR GOVERNMENT IS A STEP'S'''.STEP GROWTH. DEPICTS ONE EARLY MEETING BE-TWEEN WASHINGTON AND HIS SMALL CABINET.THROUGH THE REACTIONS OF JEFFERSON ANDHAMILTON AND THE DECISIONS OF THE MEETING.THE HUMAN ELEMENT INVOLVED IN THE GROWTHOF OUR GOVERNMI NT IS MADE CLEAR.

OPTICAL CRAFTMANSHIP-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE PERFORMANCE OF BASIC OP.ERATIONS IN LENSMAKING

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S OFFICEOF EDUCATION IN 1944 AND 1945. RELEASED FOR

260

OPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP SPHERICAL SURFACES -A SERIES


PRODUCt1i USOE


DEMONSTRATES ROUGH GRINDING OF SPHERICALSURFACES BY THE CURVATURE GENERATOR PRO-CESS.PROOUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S NAVYIN 1944. RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION IN 1945

CENTERING, EDGE GRINDING, ANOBEVELING 27MIN

FINE GRINDING 15MIN

PITCH OUTTONING AND BLOCKINGSPHERICAL LENSES 30MIN

POL/SHING 26MIN

ROUGH GRINDING 26MIN

ROUGH GRINDING SY PIN4AR 19MIN

OPTICAL MSPECTION MET14004, PT 1

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. BIM 1944

PROOUCER USN


EXPLAINS VISUAL METHOOS OF INSFECTION, THEUSE OF GAGES. AND THE THEORY IND USE OFNEWTON'S RINGS AS AN INSPECTION METHOD

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTMANSHIP SERIES

OPTION, AN


PRODUCER USDAVA


FOCUSES ON THE PROBLEM AND POSSIBILITIESTHROUGH DOCUMENTATION OF INNER-CITY NEIGH.BORHOOD LEADERS' REACTIONS TO WASHINGTON.DC 'SUMMER IN THE PARKS' PROGRAM.

ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATIONS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO. SSW

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 002725/RL

1959

tALEPRESENTS THE DUTIES OF HOSPITAL CORPSMEN INADMINISTERING ORAL MEDICATIONS TO WARD PA.TIENTS IN NAVAL HOSPITALS. DEMONSTRATES INDETAIL THE PREPARATION OF MEDICATION ANDTREATMENT CARDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEORDERS OF MEDICAL OFFICEH3.


ORAL CANCER INTRA-ORAL EXAMINATION


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 002731/RL SA1 E

DEMONSTRATES A METHODICAL PRCCEDURE FOREXAMINATION OF THE INTRA.ORAL SOFT TISSUES.PRESENTS SIX CASES OF EARLY CANCER IN THISAREA AND DISCUSSES THEIR CLINICAL SIGNS.

ORAL CHOLICYSTOGRAPHY

17 MIN, 35MM FILM:, fRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE. COL 1974



DESCRIBES THE PHARMACOKINETICS OF 1000PAN-01C ACID. AND DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUE AND IN.

TERPRETATION OF ORAL CHOLECYSTOGRAMS.SHOWS A LARGE NUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVECHOLECYSTOGRAMS.

GUIDE INCLUOED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 34 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION CLINICAL.

ORAL COMMUNICATION

28 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL. 19'iPRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. OC063/RL SAL E

EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF ORALCOMMUNICATION AND APPLIES THEM TO THETHREE TYPES OF ORAL COMMUNICATION AND AP-PLIES THEM TO THE THREE TYPES OF ORAL COMTION: PERSON-TO-PERSON, INFORMAL INTERVIEWS,ANO GROUP DISCUSSION.WORKSOOK INCLUDED

FROM THE YOU /N PUBLIC SERVICE ;;ERIES.

CLEARED FOR Tv.

ORAL EXPOUATIVE CYTOLOGY A DIAGNOSTICTOOL FOR DETECTION OF EARLY MOUTHCANCER

II MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1963

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. SINI5110/RL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW ORAL EXFOLIATIVE CYTOLOGYCAN DISCLOSE EARLY ANO UNSUSPECTED CANCEROf THE MOUTH. SHOWS SEVERAL CLINICAL EXAM-PLES Of UNSUSPECTED MOUTH CANCERS AND THETECHNIOUE FOR OBTAINING A CYTOLOGY SPECI-MEN. PRESENTS VARIATIONS Of MICROSCOPIC AP-PEARANCE Of NORMAL CELLS AND CANCEROUSCELLS.

ORAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST, THE, PT I, DIAG-NOSING DIABETES MELUTUS

25 MIN, TOMM FILM, OPT. $O, SSW 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES THE OPTIMAL CONTEMPORARY USE OfTHE ORAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST AND ITSUSE TO CATEGORIZE THE POPULATION INTO THREEGROUPS: NCRMALS, 'DIABETIC SUSPECTS, ANDTHOSE WITH DIABETE3 MELLITUS.

FROM THE CONICAL PATHOLOGV SERIES.

ORAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST, THE, PT I, FAC-TORS THAT INFLUENCE TUT RESULTS

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $O, BIW 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC


SUMMARIZES THE CONTEMPORARY METHODS OfPREPARING AND TESTING PATIENTS, PROCESSINGSAMPLES. AND ENUMERATING FACTORS OTHERTHAN DIABETES MELLITUS THAT CAN INFLUENCETHE RESULTS Of THE GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST.


ORAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST 0141, PT 3, _EVAL-UATION Of RESULTS AND RECI4 NEEDED


PRODUCER USNMAC


SUMMARIZES THE CONTEMPORARY WAYS Of IN.TERPRETING THE ORAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCETEST. AND DISCUSSES RESEARCH NEEDED TO FUR-THER REFINE THE CLINICAL UTILITY OF THE TEST.


ORAL HISTORY

20 MIN, 314 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL


nTLE No. 00413110/RL

1976

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GIVES AN OVERVIEW OF WHAT IS INVOLVED IN UN-DERTAKING AN ORAL IISTORY PROJECT. INCLUD-ING ESTIMATES Of 1..IE STAFF, EQUIPMENT. ANDTIME NECESSARY1 STUDY GUIDE INCLUDED.


ORAL HYGIENE


PROOUCER USN

TTLEND. 002733/RL SAL E

SHOWS I-10W TO BRUSH THE TEETH. GIVES CAREOF BRUSHES. TIPS ON EATING HABITS AND EF.FECTS Of GOOD CARE AND NEGLECT.

ORAL HYGIENE - EWA, YOUR CHOPPERS


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES CURRENT METHODS OF CLEANING

ORAL mom TECHNIQUES FOR MAINTENANCE OFDENTAL HIALT14 Of THE PHYSICALLY...

64 MIN, 36MM FILMSTRIP, 114 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COI. 1969

PROOLICER USNMAC


FULL TITLE - ORAL HYGIENE - TECHNIQUES FORMAINTENANCE OF DENTAL HEALTH Of THE PHYS-ICALLY HANDICAPPED, MENTALLY RETARDED RESI-DENT. EXPLAINS THE REASONS WHY METNALLY RE-TARDED, PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED RESIDENTS.DEVELOP POOR MOUTH CONDITIONS. SHOWS WHATROLUETHE WARD PERSONNEL AND THE DENTISTPLAY IN PROMOTING AND MAINTAINING HEALTH INTHE RESIDENTS MOUTH. SHOWS THE OUADRANTSAND SURFACES Of THE MOUTH, AND STEP-BY-STEPPROCEDURES FOR BRUSHING THESE AREAS.

ORAL HYGIENE TOOTHBRUSH TECHNIQUE

30 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 114 INA UDIOTAPE, COL


TITLE NO 002151/RL

1949

SALE

DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE Of ORAL HYGIENEAND PROFESSIONAL ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. DEMON-STRATES METHODS Of HOME CARE Of THE TEETH.

ORAL HYGIENE PON THE TOTAL CARE PATIENT


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE No. 5865911/11L SALE

POINTS OUT HcNv ORAL HYGIENE IS A PROBLEMFOR THE HOSPITALIZED PATIENT WHO IS PHYSICAL-LY OR MENTALLY UNABLE TO CARE FOR HIMSELF.SHOWS THE VALUE OF INGESTIBLE TOOTH PASTE,COMPLETELY STABLE STANNOUS FLUORIDE JEL,AND ELECTRIC TOOTH BRUSH IN THE ORAL HY-GIENE CARE OF THESE PATIENTS.

ORAL PROPHYLACTIC TECHNIOUES

25 MIN, 15mm FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1958

PROOUCER USAF


PRESENTS STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURES FOR PER.FORMING ORAL PROPHYLAXIS TREATMENT Of PA-TIENTS. EMPHASIZES _THE IMPORTANCE OF ORALHYGIENE AND THE USE OF EXTREME CARE ANDDENTAL SKILL WHEN TREATING A PATIENT.


MINTING SOLAR OSSERVATORY


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE No 0027361RL SAL E

DESCRIBES THE ORBITING SOLAR OBSERVATORYSPACECRAFT WHICH IS DESIGNED TO GATHER IN.FORMATION CONCERNING THE SUN'S EFFECT ONTHE EARTH.

ORDERLY DEVELOPMENT OF A PARTIAL DENTUREDESIGN, PT I, THE MANDIBULAR CAST


PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES THE DEVELOPMENT OF REMOVABLEPARTIAL DENTURE DESIGN ON MAXILLARY ANDMANDIBULAR CASTS.

ORDERLY DEVELOPMENT OF A PARTIAL DENTUREOISION, PT 2, THE MAXILLARY CAST


PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES THE DEVELOPMENT OF REMOVABLEPARTIAL DENTURE DESIGN ON MAXILLARY ANDMANDIBULAR CASTS.

ORDINARY WORK

19 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. COL

PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE NO. 001469 RL SALE

SHOWS THE SUCCESSFUL REHABILITATION OFMENTALLY RETARDED SUBJECTS IN THE FIELD OFAGRICULTURAL WORK. EMPHASIZES ON THE COM-

261

PREHENSIVE PRE-WORK TRAINING PROGRAM FORTHE MENTALLY RETARDED. SHOWS THE SPORTSACTIVITY IN TEACHINn COORDINATION. SELF-CON-FIDENCE. LEARNING TO WORK IN A GROUP, ANDINDEPENDENCE.

FROM THE AUDIOVISUAL RESEARCH BRIEF SERIES.

ORGANIC MODERATED REACTOR EXPERIMENT


PRODUCER USAEC SPONSCW USERDA

TyLE No 0027371RL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS A SUMMARY OF THE FABRICATION ANDOPERATION OF THE ORGANIC MOOERATED REAC-TOR EXPERIMENT (OHRE) FACILITY AT THE U SATOMIC ENERGY =MISSION'S NATIONAL REAC.TOR TESTING STATION IN IDAHO. THE EXPERIMENTIS BEING CONDUCTED TO INVESTIGATE THE USE OfORGANIC MATERIALS AS A REACTOR COOLANT MRTRANSFERRING HEAT AND FOR MODERATING NEU.TRONS.

THIS IS CONSIDFRED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANODOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

ORGANIC SOLUTE TRANSPORT

1 S MIN, 36MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL. 1974

. PRODUCER AMGAST SPONSOR USNMAC


DESCRIBES THE GENERAL PROPERTIES OF THETRANSPORT Of BILE SALTS, SSP, ANO BIURUBINFROM THE SINUSOID INTO THE BILE. CONCEN-TRATES PARTICULARLY ON THE SECRETORY MESH-ANISM WHICH TRANSPORTS THESE SOLUTES FROMTHE HEPATOCYTE INTO THE CANAUCULUS.GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDISLE AD.VANCE SIGNALS. 31 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION BASIC.

ORGANISM AND THE ENVIRONMENT, THE


PRODUCER USDA


DEMONSTRATES RECENT ADVANCES IN OUR UN-DERSTANDING Of INTERACTION IN NATURE ASSHOWN BY THE DISTRIBUTION Of PLANTS. COMPE-TITION BETWEEN POPULATIONS Of BEETLES, ANOTHE MIGRATION Of FISHES.

FROM THE PROMISE OF THE LIFE SCIENCESSERIES.

ORGANIZATION

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, SSW 1265

PROWCER USDA


EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GOOD OKA.NIZATIONS AND POOR ONES. SUGGESTS SOMEIDEAS fOR THE DEALOPMENT Of A SMOOTHLYFUNCTIONING ORGANIZATION.

FROM THE SUCCESS SUPERVISION SERIES. NO.10.

ORGANIZATION - KEY TO AIR POWER

17 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. $O, COL. 1967

PROOUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE APPLICATION Of BASIC PRINCIPLESOf ORGANIZATION TO VARIOUS TYPES. Of AIRFORCE INSTALLATIONS AND ACTIVITIES. DISCUSSESORGANIZATIONAL PRINCIPLES AS THEY CONCERNARDC RESEARCH CENTERS, WORLDWIDE DETACH-MENTS Of COMMUNICATIONS, AND AIR RESCUESERVICE UNITS.


ORGANIZATION AND MECHANICS OF WIIMNG


PROOUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE TECHNIOUES USED TO DEVELOP0000 PARAGRAPHS AND IDEAS. SHOWS HOW TOARRANGE WORDS IN PROPER ORDER. PUNCTUATE,AND ORGANIZE A PAPER.


ORGANIZED mosourro CONTROL


PRODUCER USPHS sporam USNMACTITLE NO 002738/RL SALE

SHOWS A SAMPLING TO DETERMINE THE SPECIESOF MOSQUITOES PRESENT, THEIR RELATIVE ABM-

DANCE, ANO TYPES OF BREEDING PLACES. DEMON-STRATES DIPPING FOR LARVAE TO DETERMINEMAJOR PROBLEM AREAS BREEDING SITES AS DE-TERMINANTS OF FLIGHT RANGES . THREE COMMONMETHOOS OF MOSQUITO ABATEMENT, AND FIVEMAJOR PROBLEM AREAS.

ORGANIZING POO FIRE SUPPRESSION (INSTRUCTOR'SVERSION)


PRODUCER USNWCG


GIVES A BASIC INTROOUCTION TO WILDLIFE ORGA.NIZATION AND MANAGEMENT FOR ALL SUPPRES-SION PERSONNEL. DISCUSSES FIRE SUPPRESSIONPOLICY, OVERHEAD DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.CALCULATION OF PROBABILITY, TACTICAL ANDSTRATEGIC PRINCIPLES, SAFETY, AND BUSINESSMANAGEMENT.LOOSELEAF INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE INCLUDED

ORGANIZING FREE PLAY

20 MIN, IOMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PROOIXERUSOE0

TITLE NO. 570690/RL

ORIGINS OP THE NOTION PICTURE


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS AN HISTORICAL RECORD Of THE DEVEL-OPMENT Of THE MACHINERY AND ART OF THEMOTION PICTURE, FROM THE EARLIEST SUGGESTIONS Of LEONARDO DA VINCI TO THE PERFECTEDSOUND MOTION PICTURE Of THOMAS EDISON

ORLANDO STORY, THE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS CONSTRUCTION Of NAVY'S NEWEST TRAIN.ING FACI'.ITY, A CAMPUS-LIKE SCHOOL WHERE RE-CRUITS LEARN TO BECOME SAILORS

OSCILLATORS


1967 PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 571700/RL 'RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE BASIC PRINCIPLES Of ELECTRONICOSCILLATION.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE Of EDUCATION, 1947

FROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO ORGANIZE A HEAD START PRO-GRAM BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF FREE PLAYUSES ACTUAL SITUATIONS TO DESCRIBE THE CUR-RICULUM, THE ORGANIZATION OF EOUIPMENT, ANDESSENTIAL TECHNIQUES TO BE USED IN TEACHINGTHE DISADVANTAGED PRE-SCHOOLER.

ORGANOPHOSPHATE PUTICIDE POISONINGS DIAGNOSES AND TREATMENT


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE FATAL RESULTS OF FAILURE TODIAGNOSE ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDE POISON-ING. PRESENTS FACTORS WHICH HELP TO MAKE ACORRECT DIAGNOSIS AND SAVE THE LIFE OF THEVICTIM.

ORIENTATION AND INDOCTNINATION OP SAFEmom27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT $D, COL 1966

PRODUCERUSBM SPONSOR USMESA


FOLLOWS A GROUP OF NEW EMPLOYEES THROUGHPREIMPLOYMENT TESTING, HIRING, AND ACTUALWORKING SITUATIONS. HIGHLIGHTS THE JOBSAFETY AND THE VALUE OF ACCIDENT PREVENTIONTRAINING FOR ALL EMPLOYEES.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4600FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTET1 PERMISSION HAS BEEN OSTAINED,THE PURCHI. 3ER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER To THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

ORIENTATION TO THE USE OP CRUTCHES

II MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL


TITLE NO. 002740/RL

1947

OSCILLOSCOPES FREQUENCY AND MEASUREMENT


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS ON AN OSCILLOSCOPE SCREEN, VARIOUSWAVESHIPS Of DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES, AMPLI-TUDES, AND PHASE RELATIONSHIPS. GIVES THEGENERAL OPERATION Of THE OSCILLOSCOPE TOFIND FREQUENCY AND VOLTAGE AMPLITUDEKINESCOPE. PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS'USE Of THE OSCILLOSCOPE.'

osseous summer IN THE MAXILLA. PT I18 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1968

PROOUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE SURGICAL ELIMINATION OfSUPRA- AND INFRA-PERIODONTAL BONY DEFECTSIN THE MAXILLA SHOWS THE OSSEOUS CONTOUR-ING TO ESTABLISH PHYSIOLOGIC ARCHITECTUREOF THE SOFT TISSUES.

osseous summer lid THE MAXILLA, Pr 2


PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES THE CONTINUOUS SUTURE, WHICHPERMITS SUTURING OF THE BUCCAL FLAP INDE-PENDENTLY OF THE LINGUAL OR PALATAL FLAPPREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS AS-SEOUS SURGERY IN THE MAXILLA . SUTURINGTECHNIQUES, PT 2.

1965 OTHER PASSENGER, THE


PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 572290/R/ SALE

SURVEYS MEASURES TAKEN TO INSURE SAFETY INAIR TRAVEL. SHOWS A FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCYFLIGHT INSPECTOR WHO INSPECTS A BRANIFFFLIGHT FROM DULLES TO MEXICO CITY, FEATURESIN-THE-COCKPIT SCENES AS WELL AS EMERGENCYPROCEDURES PRACTICES BY ALL PILOTS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

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SHOWS THE FITTING OF UNDERARM CRUTCHES,THE TRIPOD PRINCIPLE, AND CRUTCH WALKING.SHOWS THE DISADVANTAGES Of CRUTCHES WHICHARE TOO SHORT OR TOO LONG. SHOWS HOW TOUSE CRUTCHES IN GOING UP AND DOWN STAIRS,WITH OR WITHOUT THE USE OF A RAILING.

ORKIIN AND HISTORY OP PROGRAM BUDGETING. THE


PRODUCER USCSC


TRACES THE HISTORY OF PLANNING, PROGRAMING,AND BUDGETING. DESCRIBES THE FUNDAMENTALSOF THE SYSTEM.

KINESCOPE.

ORIGIN AND SYNTHESIS OP PLASTICS MATERIALS


PROOUCER USOE

T(TLE No. 570850/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLORES THE ORGANIC ORIGIN OF PLASTICS ANDTHE RESEMBLANCE OF SYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS TONATURAL SUBSTANCES, SHOWS HOW PLASTICSARE MADE AND TYPICAL USES FOR THEM

FROM THE PLASTICS SERIES. NO. I

1965

OTHER SIDE OF THE RIVER, THE

28 MIN, 161 r,ILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USAE


TELLS THE STORY OF 1985 UPPER MISSISSIPPIRIVER FLOOD, ITS DESTRUCTION, AFTERMATH, AtIDWAYS TO HELP ALLEVIATE FUTURE FLOCDDAMAGE.

OUR ACHING SACKS


PRODUCER USAEC


PRESENTS INFORMATION ON BACK SAFETY IN ANI-MATION, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON HOME HAZARDSINCLUDES HUMOR. STYLIZED SETS. AND MODDRESS

262

OUR CRUCIAL DETERRENT

26 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USN


GIVES AN HISTORICAL REVIEW or THE FLEET BAL.LISTIC MISSILE WEAPON SYSTEM DISCUSSESFUTURE GOALS

OUR LAND ITS MANY FACES


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 001634/RI SAIE

S!NCE THE DAYS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, FAR-THINKING AMERICANS HAVE RECOGNIZED THE IN-CREASING IMPORTANCE OF CONSERVATION METH-ODS. THROUGH ADVANCES Of SCIENCE AND TECH-NOLOGY, WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO PRESERVE THEWONDERS Of OUR LAND, DESPITE MAN'S PASTNEGLIGENCE WE HAVE LEARNED TO CHERISH ITSRESOURCES.

OUR LIVING HERTIAGE

28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COI.

PRODUCER USDAVA


1966

SALE

EXPLORES A WIDE SELECTION Of PARKS AND NAT-URAL SHRINES TO INSPIRE BETTER UNDERSTAND-ING Of THE GREAT FIGURES AND EVENTS OFAMERICA'S PAST MUCH OF AMERICA'S NATURALAND HISTORIC HERITAGE IS PRESERVED IN THE NA-TIONAL PARK SYSTEM.

OUR MAGIC LAW


PROOUCER USSCS


INTRODUCES A MAGICIAN PERFORMING IN A CARNI-VAL SETTING TO POINT UP THE MAGIC Of MAN ANDNATURE WORKING TOGETHER TO MAINTAIN ANDIMPROVE LAND THROUGH CONSERVATION

OUR NEAREST STAR


PROOUCER USA EC


EXPLAINS THAT AN ISOTOPIC-POWER SYSTEM HASBEEN PLACED IN ORBIT ABOARD THE TRANSITFOUR-A NAVIGATION SATELLITE, THE FIRST APPLI.CATION OF NUCLEAR POWER IN SPACE FOLLOWSTHE DEVELOPMENT TESTING OF THE RADIOISO-TOPE FUEL CAPSULE AND THE THERMOILECTRICGENERATOR THAT MAKE UP THIS SNAP SYSTEM.

OUR SOLAR SYSTEM

S MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USNASA


TEACHE3 THE NAMES, PLACEMENT. AND CHARAC-TERISTICS Of THE PUkNETS IN 01IR SOLARSYSTEM ANIMATED

OUTBREAK

30 MW. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1949

PRODUCER USDA


TRACES THE HISTORY OF FOOT-AND-MOUTH DI&EASE. SHOWS CO-OPERATIVE MEASURES USED BYMEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES IN COMBATTINGTHE OUTBREAK OF 1149

RESTRICTION. PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION From THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U 5 DE-PARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEZN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT Of APPROVAL ATTACHED THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY

OUTBREAK OP SALMONELLA INFECTION, AN



TITLE NO 577470/RL

1954

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PRESENTS A SIMULATED TYPICAL OUTBREAK OfFOOD-BORNE ILLNESS CAUSED BY ORGANISMS OF1'HE SALMONELLA GROUP DISCUSSES THE SOURCEAND MEANS Of CONTAMINATION. FACTORS CON-TRIBUTING TO THE SURVIVAL AND TRANSFER OFTHE ORGANISM, IMPORTANT CONDITIONS OF ENVI.RONMENT AND GENERAL ECM HANDLING PRAC-TICES AND CFFECTS OF THE OUTBREAK

FROM THE FOOD HANOLINO SERIES

GUNMAN OF SALMONELLA INFECTION, AN WAN-ion

14 MIK 11MM FILM. OPT. 50, COL 1964


TITLE NO. 001741/1". SALE

PRESENTS A SIMULATED TYPICAL OUTBREAK OFFOOOSORNE ILLNESS CAUSED BY ORGANISMS OFTHE SALMONELLA GROUP. DISCUSSES THE SOURCEAND MEANS OF CONTAMINATION, FACTORS CON-TRISUTING TO THE SURVIVAL AND TRANSFER OFTHE ORGANISM, IMPORTANT CONDITIONS OF DAVI-RONMENT AND GENERAL F000 HANDLING PRAC-TICES, AND EFFECTS OF THE OUTBREAK.


OUTSHONE OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS INTOXICATION, AN

12 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. $o, COL 1964

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNIAAC


PRESENTS A CASE BY TYpICAL OUTBREAK OFFOODAORNE ILLNESS CAUSED BY STAPHYLOCOC-CUE ORGANISMS, INCLUDING SYMPTOMS OF THEVICTIMS, TRACING' THE SOURCE OF THE ORGAN-5IMS AS STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN PASTRYFILLING, AND THE REASONS FOR THE INCIDENCEOF THE ORGANISMS IN THE F000.

OUTIR CITY, "II

26 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL. 1976

PRODUCER USEPAP


GIVES A LOOK AT LONG ISLAND, NY, AND DIS-CIISSES ITS EARL,/ HISTORY AND THE MANY POL.LUTION PROGLEMS THAT RESIDENTS THERE FACETODAY. ALSO DISCUSSES PEOPLE WHO WANTED TOGET AWAY FROM THE CITY INTO THE COUNTRY,B UT FOUND ANOTHER CITY INSTEAD.

CLEARED FOR TV.

OUTLOADING OF DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES

13 MIN, 111MM FILM, OpT. SO, B&W 1952

PRODUCER USA


POINTS UP PROBLEMS AND PROPER TECHNIQUESIN LOADING DiESEL LOCOMOTIVES ABOARD ACARGO SHIP. INSCRIBES CORRECT RIGGING, LIFT-ING, ALIGNI NG LOWERING INTO WOODEN CRADLES,LASHING, BRACING, AND WATERPROOFING THE 120-TON LOCOMOTIVE. SHOWS THE NECESSITY OFTEAMWORK AND STEVEDORING KNOWLEDGE TOOPERATIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

OUTLOOK SOUTHEAST ASIA


PROOUCER US000

T111.E NO. 004469/RI RENTAL

PRESENTS A STUDY OF NINE EMERGING NATIONS:PHILIPPINES, INCONESIA, MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE,REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM. LAOS, CAMBODIA, THAI-LAND, AND BURMA.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE FRONSORING AGENCY.

OVERGENTUNE TECHNIQUE, AN, PT 1, DIAGNOSIS

9 MIN, ISMS FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USvADT


SHOWS HOW THE OVERDENTURE PROCEDUREPROVIDES A PRACTICAL AND SIMPLE ALTERNATIVETO CONVENTIONAL COMPLETE DENTURES. EMPHA-S IZES SELECTION OF RCOTS TO BE RETAINED ANDDEMONSTRATES THE ADVANTAGES OF THE OVER-DENTURE TECtIINIOUE. soma HOW HEALTHY RE-TAINED ROOTS BENEATH AN OVERINNTURE HELPTO PRESERVE THE RESIDUAL BONE.

1975

OVERGENTUNE TECHNIQUE. AN, PT I, TREATMENTPRONOUN"'


PRODUCER USVAOT


*sows HOW FREQUENTLY SOME OF THE TEETHCAN BE SELECTED TO OE RETAINED BENEATH ANOVERDENTURE. THE RETAINED TEETH AAE MOGI-FIED BY ENDOOONTICS, PERIDONTAL TREATMENT,CROWN REDUCTION, AND AN AMALGAM RESTORA-TION TO SEAL THE ROOT CANAL ORIFICE. ALSOsHows THE MAKING OF THE FINAL IMPRESS/ONUSING MENCAPTAN MUSSER BASE IMPRESSION MA-TERIAL DEMONSTRATES HOW THE RESULTANTMASTER CASTS ARE MOUNTED ON AN ARTICULA-TOR.

1975

OVEROGNTURI TECHNIQUE AN, PT 3 LANORATORTpnoceounas, Dorian INsiumok ANDORAL-


PRODUCER USVADT


FULL TITLE-OVERDENTURE TECHNIOUE, AN PT 9,LASORATORY PROCEDUREA DENTURE INSERTIONAND ORAL HYGIENE. DEMONSTRATES TECHNICALVARIATIONS WHICH ME UTILIZED IN ADAPTING THEUSUAL LASORATORy PROCEDURES FOR THE FAS-RICATION OF AN OVERDENTURE. ALSO, THE USE OFPRESSURE INDICATOR PASTE IS boom TO °STAINEQUALIZED WNTACTS AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY.EXPLAINS ORAL HYGIENE PROCEDURES AND EN-PHASIZES THEIR IMPORTANCE.

OVERHAULING CAMSHAFT ASSEMBLY ANO CRANK-CASE SECTION


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO INSPECT THE CAMSHAFT ANDGEAR CASE COVER ASSEMBLY, INSPECT AND. RE-CONDITION THE CRANKCASE SECTION, MEASURECRANKCASE BEARINGS, AND INSPECT AND RECOMDITION THE REMAINING PARTS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT NORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE.

OVERHAULING CRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY

19 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PROOUCER UWE


EXPLAINS NOW TO CLEAN THE PARTS OF A DISAII-SEMBLED ENGINE, INSPECT AND RECONDITIONCRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY PARTS, DETERMINECLEARNACES, cHECK FOR OUT-OF-ROUND, AND IN-SPECT CLEARANCES AGAINST SPECIFICATIONS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT NORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE.

OVERHAULING THE CARSURETOR

23 MIN, 1651M FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 5762501FIL RENTAL

1945

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE THE CARBURETOR AS-SEMBLY FROM THE ENGINE, DIAESEMBLE. CLEAN,INSPECT, AND REASSEMBLE THE CARBURETOR.CHECK THE FUEL LEVEL, AND REINSTALL THE CAR-BURETOR ASSEMBLY.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT HORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE.

OVERTAKING AT NIGHT

15 YIN. 15Mm FILM, OPT. SO. COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 002749/RL

1943

SALE

:LLUSTRATES THE CORRECT USE OF WHISTLE SIG-NALS IN OVERTAKING SITUATIONS ON THE OCEANAND IN INLAND WATERS.


OVERTAKING SITUATION

15 MIN. 113MM FILM, OpT. SD, B&W 1943

PROOUCER USN


GIVES WHISTLE SIGNALS TO BE USED WHEN OVER-TAKING ON THE OCEAN, IN INLAND WATERS, AND INNARROW CHANNELS. DEMONSTRATES EXAMPLESOF THEIR USE.


OVERVIEW OP URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING,AN

25 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL IIilPRODUCER UsRAVA


PROVIDES THE VIEWER WITH A BASIC UNDER-STANDING OF THE PRINCIPAL ISSUES IN TRANS.PORTATION PLANNING. PROVIDES INCENTIVE FORTHE VIEWEP TO WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE OE-VELOPMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SOLUTIONS. IN-TRODUCES THE URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLAN-NINO PROCESS WITHOUT RESORTING TO TECHNI-CAL JARGON. EXPLAINS TASKS INVOLVED IN THEUTP PROCESS AND SHOWS LINKAGE BETWEENTASKS.

76 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MCNO,WITH. AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.USER'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

26300'-f

OVERWATER FLYING

25 MIN, IIMM FILM. OPT SO, COL 1971

PRODUCER USFAA


DESIGNED FOR GENERAL AVIATION PILOTS PLAN-NING TO FLY OVER WATER PI LIGHT AIRCRAFT.SHOWS EMERGENCY SURVIVAL GEAR, OPTICAL IL-LUSIONS OVER WATER, MINIMUM NAVIGATIONALAND RADIO EQUIPMENT, PROpER DITCHING PROCE-DURES, AND WATER SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES.

OWL WHO GAVE A HOOT, THE

14 MIN. 161AM FILM, OPT. 110, COL 1967

PRO(IUCER USOE0 SPOASOR =SATITLE NO. 676675IRL RENTAL SALE

USES ANIMATION TO DESCRIBE THE EXPLOITATION,CONNIVNICE, ANO FRAUD IN THE CONSUMERWORLD OF THE GHETTO ANO TELLS WHAT TO DOABOUT IT.

OX CELL HEMOLYSIN TUT PON DIAGNOSIS OF IN-FECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS




SHOWS A RAPID AND SPECIFIC TEST, BASED ONTHE PRESENCE OF A HEMOLYSIS IN THE SERA OFINFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS PATIENTS THAT WILLCAUSE LySIS OF OX CELLS IN THE PRESENCE OFCOMPLEMENTS.

OXIDASE TUT, THE

5 MIN, ISIAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PROWNR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES A RAPID METHOD OF DIFFERENTI-ATING OXIDASE POSITIVE FROM OXIDASE NEGATIVEORGANISMS. INCLUDES THE SENSITIVE KOVACMODIFICATION.

OXYACETYLENE WELDING LIGHT METAL


PRODUCER USOE


1$44

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO ASSEMBLE A GAS WELDINGOUTFIT, ADJUST GAS PRESSURES, ADJUST THE

MAFLAME AND KE A BUTT WELD AND A 'T' WELD INLIGHT 2rusING.

FROM THE WELDING PROCEDURES SERIES. OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING, NO. I

OXYACETYLENE WELDING LOOT METAL

41 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, CAPTIONS, B&W

PROOUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 0011071/AL

REVIEW MATERIAL FOR THE FILM OF THETITLE.

FROM THE WELDING PROCEDURES SERIES.ACETYLENE WELDING, NO. I.

OXYGEN EQUIPMENT

27 MIN, 1 eMM FILM, OPT. SO, WL

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 002062/RI

1944

SALESAME

OXY-

1964

SALE

DEPICTS VARIOUS TYPES OF AIRCREW OXYGENEQUIPMENT INCLUDING CONSTANT FLOW,DEMAND, AND PRESSURE DEMAND MASKS, ANDEMERGENCY AND SEAT KITS. DEMONSTRATES HOWTO USE EACH TYPE OF EQUIPMENT AND DEFINESADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF EACH.

OXYGEN, 'myna GENERATING PLANT DISTILLATION COLUMN CONTROL

24 MIN, INAM Film, OPT. SO, COL 1940

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE pROGRESSIVE FLOW AND TREATMENTOF ATMOSPHERIC AIR THROUGH A TYPICALOXYGEN OR NiTROGEN.

PACIFIC FRONTON


PROOUCER USN

TITLE IVO 007008/1". SALE

SHOWS EVERY ASPECT OF PACIFIC AND TTH FLEETOPERATIONS FROM ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE TO0000WILL ACTIVITIES ASHORE. INCLUDES NAVYACTIVITY IN VIETNAM.

PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE, THE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 007007/RL

1960

SALE

DISCUSSES THE OPERATIONAL FACILITIES, CON-CEPTS, AND CAPABILITIES OF THE PACIFIC MISSILERANGE AT POINT MUGU AND POINT ARGUELLO, CA.

PACKAGING F000 FON YOU


PRODUCER USDA


BY IMPROVED PACKAGING OF FOODS, MADE POSSI-BLE THROUGH RESEARCH BY THE USDA ANDPRIVATE INDUSTRY, WE GAIN IN ECONOMY, QUAL-ITY AND FRESHNESS, AND IN CONVENIENCESHOWS THAT TODAY'S PACKAGING OF MEATS ANDPOULTRY, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IS SELDOMSEEN BY THE SHOPPER-IT'S DONE BEHIND THESCENES, AT THE POINT OF PROOUCTION, IN THEFIELD, AT THE PROCESSING PLANT, AT THE WHOLE-SALE WAREHOUSE, AND AT THE RETAIL STORE

PAKISTAN LAND OF PROMISE


PROdUCER USAIDP


STRESSES THE MASSIVE RELIEF EFFORT MOUNTEDBY THE U S GOVERNMENT AND OTHER INTERNA-TIONAL SOURCES. EMPHASIZES THE ROLE Of THEU S AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTIN HELPING TO INCREASE FOOD PRODUCTION ANDIMPROVE HEALTH. TRANSPORTATION, HOMES,SCHOOLS, AND WATER SUPPLY. ALSO RECOUNTSPAKISTAN'S INTENSIVE EFFORTS TO REDUCE ITSBIRTHRATE BY AT LEAST 20 PERCENT BY 1978.

PALATAL FLAP IN PERIOCIONT/C11, THE


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OFOSSEOUS DEFORMITIES INVOLVING THE PALATALAND PROXIMAL PERIODONTAL AREAS. SHOWS HOWA PALATAL FLAP IS CREATED USING AN INTERNALBEVELED INCISION, PERSERVING THE REMAININGATTACHED GINGIVA AND STILL PERMITTING ACCESSTO THE UNDERLYING ALVEOLUR PROCESS.

PAMELA'S TREE

14 MIN, 181AM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1965

PRODUCER USDA


PAMELA, DAUGHTER OF A TREE FARMER, SUDDEN-LY FINDS HER FAVORITE TREE-THE ONE WITH HERSWING-HAS BECOME INFESTED WITH BARK BEE-TLES. PROMPT EFFORT SAVES HER TREE HOWEV-ER, THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF OTHER SOUTHERNFOREST TREES ARE DESTROYED EACH YEAR BYINSECTS. TELLS WHAT HELP BOTH LARGE ANDSMALL TIMBER OWNERS CAN OBTAIN FROM THEIRSTATE FORESTER TO SAVE THEIR TREES.

PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION AND THEWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


EXPLAINS THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACTIVITIESOF THE PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION.DEFINES IT! RELATIONSHIP TO THE WORLDHEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE UNITED NATIONS, THEORGANIZATION Of AMERICAN STATES, AND OTHERINTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. OUTLINES ITSPROGRAMS AND GOALS AND DESCRIBES ITS AC-TIVITIES IN THE FIELDS OF PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCA-TION, ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION, WATERSUPPLY, WASTE DISPOSAL

PANAMA


PRODUCER us000

TITLE NO. 582150/R' SALE

EXPLAINS THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND ANDCURRENT SOCIAL ECONOMIC, AND MILITARYSTATUS OF PANAMA. ILLUSTRATES PANAMA'S SIG-NIFICANCE, AND THE FUNCTION AND WELFARE OFTHE U S ARMED FORCES STATIONED N THE CANALZONE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 013SOL ETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

PANCHO


PRODUCER USHSP

TITLE NO. 006424/RL

1967

SALE

SURVEYS FEATURES OF THE HEAD START PRO-GRAM. FOLLOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A YOUNGBOY OF MEXICAN DESCENT, SHOWING HIS MIRACU-LOUS PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CHANGE FROMCRETIN TO NORMAL CHILD THROUGH THE AID OFTHE HEAD START PROGRAM

PANOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSTIC PATHOLOGY RADIOPACITIES


PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES THE RADIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN ANUMBER OF CASES, SHOWING THAT FEW ARE RA-DIOGRAPHICALLY DIAGNOSTIC STRESSES THE IM-PORTANCE OF PROVIDING DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNO-SIS USING EVERY MEANS AVAILABLE DISCUSSESETIOLOGY AND TREATMENT

PANOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSTIC PATHOLOGY RADIOW-CENCIES, PT 1

I I MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1968

PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES THE RADIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN ANUMBER OF CASES, SHOWING THAT FEW ARE RA-DIOGRAPHICALLY DIAGNOSTIC. STRESSES THE IPA-PORTANCE OF PROVIDC G DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNO-SIS USING EVERY MEANS AVAILABLE. DISCUSSESETIOLOGY AND TREATMENT

PANOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSTIC PATHOLOGY RADIOLU-CENCIES, PT 2


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS ABNORMAL RADIOLUCENCIES IN A SERIESOF PANOGRAPHIC RADIOGRAPHS, DISCUSSING ETI-OLOGY AND TREATMENT.

PANORAMIC RADIOGRAPHY PANOREX OPERATINGPROCEDURE


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS EACH OOMPONENT PART Of THE PANOREXMACHINE. DEMONSTRATES COMMON TECHNICALERRORS AND THEIR CORRECTION.

PAPER IZARD (USPIARIAN'S VERSION)


PRODUCER USOF


INTRODUCED THE ARRAY Of INFORMATIONSOURCES WITHIN THE FEDERAL ..30VERNMENT ANDSCANS THE SPECTRUM OF OF SERVICES AVAILABLEFROM THE TYPICAL INFORMATION SOURCE.

PAPER SUUARD (SCIENTISTS' VERSION)


PRODUCER USOE


INTRODUCES THE ARRAY Of INFORMATIONSOURCES WITHIN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ANDIDENTIFIES THE USE OF THESE RESOURCES WITHPROFESSIONALISM. THE SECOND HALF SURVEYSTHE RANGE OF SERVICES THAT MAY BE EXPECTEDFROM A REPRESENTATIVE INFORMATION SOURCE,RANGING FROM ACQUISITION TO ABSTRACTINGAND REPACKING.

PAPER BUZZARD, PT 2 (USRARY VERSION)


PRODUCER USOE


PARACHUTE DEVELOPMENT AT SANDIA

11 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SO. COL


TITLE NO 004818/RL

1967

SALE

SHOWS INNOVATIONS DEVELOPED AT SANDIA LAB-ORATORY TO SOLVE PROBLEMS WHICH ARISEWHEN PARACHUTES ARE USED TO RECOVER ROCKers AND OTHER TEST VEHICLES TRAVELING AT SU-PERSONIC SPEEDS. USES LIVE ACTION AND ANIMA-TION TO ILLUSTRATE THE PROBLEMS Of AND SO-LUTIONS TO THE DEPLOYMENT OF LARGE PARA-CHUTES AT SUPERSONIC SPEEDS. ".

264

PARAI.LEL RC, RI., AND IN IL CIRCUITS GRAPHICSOLUTIONS


PRODUCER USAF


USES OHM'S LAW AND VECTORS TO SHOW HOW TOSOLVE FOR BRANCH CURRENT. TOTAL CURRENT,TOTAL IMPEDANCE. AND PHASE ANGLE IN PARAL-LEL RC. RL. AND RCL CIRCUITSKINESCOPE


PARALLEL RC, RL, AND RCL CIRCUITS TRIGONO-METRIC SOLUTIONS


PROOUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW PARALL EL RC, RL, AND RCL CIRCUllVALUES ARE COMPUTED BY TRIGONOMETRIC FUNC-TIONS, FIRST DETERMINING THE PHASE ANGLE ANDTHEN COMPUTING THETA PRESENTS THE PROCE-DURE OF SOLVING FOR TOTAL IMPEDANCE BYOHM'S LAWKINESCOPE


PARALLEL RESISTIVE CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS AND SHOWS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR APARALLEL CIRCUIT. POINTS OUT THE RELATIONSHIPOF THE VOLTAGE ACROSS EACH PARALLELBRANCH AND EXPLAINS HOW TO MEASURE ANDCOMPUTE THE VOLTAGE ACROSS EACH BRANCH,AS WELL AS THE TOTAL VOLTAGEKINESCOPE


PARALLEL RESISTIVE CIRCUITS CIRCUIT ANALYSIS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE A/0 0027621RL SALE

DEFINES THE PRINCIPLES OF OHM'S M.0 KIR-CHOFF'S LAWS AS THEY APPLY TO SOLVING THEPROEILEMS RELATED TO BRANCH CURRENTS, RE-SISTANCES, AND APPLIED VOLTAGE. ACTUAL PROB.LEMS ARE USED AS A MEANS OF PROVING THEPRINCIPLES Of PARALLEL .URCUITRYKINESCOPE.


PARALLEL RESISTIVE CIRCUITS DC POWER


PRODUCER USAF


USES A SIMPLE CIRCUIT TO DEMONSTRATE THEDISTRIBUTION OF POWER IN A PARALLEL CIRCUITBY USE OF APPROPRIATE FORMULAS, DISCUSSESMETHODS Of DETERMINING THE POWER DISSIPAT-ED IN THE INDIVIDUAL BRANCHES AND TOTALPOWERKINESCOPE

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR OSEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

PARALLEL RESISTIVE CIRCUITS TROUSLESHOOTISO


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES SYMPTOMS PRODUCED BY OPEN ANDSHORTED PARALLEL RESISTORS. SHOWS HoW ANAMMETER AND VOLTMETER ARE USED TO DETECTSUCH TROUBLES.KINESCOPE

THIS HAS BIEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE WONSORING AGENCY

PARALLEL RESONANT CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW TO COMPARE THE iMPEDANCE ANDCURRENT CURVES OF PARALLEL AND SERIES RCLCIRCUITS SHOWS HOW THE LINE CURRENT OF APARALLEL RESONANT CIRCUIT IS COMPARED 10THAT OF A SERIES RESONANT CIRCUIT ILLUS-TRATES HOW TO SOLVE FOR '0' AND HOW TO DE.

TERMINE THE BANDWIDTH AND BANDPASS OF APARALLEL RESONANT CIRCUIT.KINESCOPE.


PARALLEL-PIN RETENTION ?OR A FULL CROWN


PRODMER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF A PARALLEL.PINTECHNIQUE TO RETAIN A FULL CROWN FOR ATOOTH WHICH HAS INSUFFICIENT CORONAL TOOTHSTRUCTURE REMAINING FOR ADEQUATE RETEN.TION BY MEANS OF CONVENTIONAL PREPARATION.INCLUDES PREPARATION OF PIN-CHANNELS BYMEANS OF A TWIST DRILL, USE OF HEADED PLASTICPINS TO RECORD THE PIN-CHANNELS IN THE IlkPRESSION AND IN THE DIE, AND THE INCORPORA.TION Of PRECIOUS METAL PINS WITHIN AN INDI.RECT WAX.UP. SHOWS HOW THIS USE Of PARAL.LEL-PINS PROVIDES RESISTANCE TO DISLOCOINGFORCES AND CREATES RETENTION FOR THE CASTRESTORATION.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PARAPLEGIC AMBULATION INITIAL PARALLEL SARI XERCISES

6 MIN, 18FAM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1966



DEMONSTRATES PREAMBULATORY EXERCISES INPARALLEL BARS TO DEVELOP INITIAL BALANCEDURING STANCE AND TRUNK MOVEMENTS.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION ACTIVITIES INYOUR NEW LIFE


PRODUCER AMRF SPONSOR USNMAC


LOOKS AT SOME Of THE PROBLEMS Of ADJUSTINGTO A NEW LIFE FOLLOWING A CRIPPLING DISEASEOR ACCIDENT. SUGGESTS WAYS TO SOLVE THESEPROBLEMS. BUILD SELF-CONFIDENCE, AND ACHIEVEPHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION AN ACTIVEFUTURE




STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF SETTING REALIS.TIC GOALS DURING THE REHABILITATION PROGRAMIN ORDER TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS LATER. EMPHA.SIZES THE NECESSITY Of MAINTAINING GOODHEALTH, ACTIVITY, AND INTEREST.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION - JOINT MOTION



TITLE No 00277I/RL

EXPLAINS METHODS FOR MAINTAININGMOTION, INCLUDING-RANGE OF MOTIONCISES. POSITIONING, AND ACTIVITY.

1970

SALE

JOINTEXER.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION MOVING IN AKDOUT Of YOUR WHEELCHAIR



TITLE /V. 002772/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE STEPS INVOLVED IN THE INDEPEN.DENT TRANSFER TO AND FROM A WHEELCHAIR.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION - PLANNING YOURMOM PROGRAM




STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE Of A WELL:PLANNED'BOWEL PROGRAM BASED ON SCHEDULING, DIET,AND STIMULATION.

PARAPUGIC PATIENT EDUCATION PREVENTION OfSLAODER PROBLEMS

MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1970



EXPLAINS BLADDER DYSFUNCTION RELATED TOSPINAL CORD INJURY, STRESSES THE IMPORTANCEOF CATHETER IRRIGATION, 0000 DRAINAGE, ANDFLUID INTAKE IN THE PREVENTION OF CALCIUM DE.POSITS IN THE BLADDER OA KIDNEYS.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION PREVENTION OfSKIN PROBLEMS



TITLE No 0027741RL SALE

CITES CAUSES Of DECUBITUS ULCERS RESULTINGFROM PRESSURE SORES. OUTLINES A SIMPLE DE.TERRENT PR3OtAM9

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION THE EFFECTS OfS PINAL CORD INJURY




CITES CAUSES Of SPINAL INJURIES. DISCUSSESTHE EFFECT THESE INJURIES MAY HAVE ON THEINDIVIDUAL AND POINTS OUT HOW BEST TOBECOME AS INDEPENDENT AS POSSIBLE.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT EDUCATION - WALKING WITHB RACES AND CRUTCNIS

5 MIN, I6MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER AMRF SP084 80ft USNMAC


STRESSES PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS, NEED FORPREPARATION FOR AMBULATION TRAINING, BAL.ANCE DRILLS. AND MOBILITY EXtriCISES. EMPHA-SIZES THAT RESULTS DEPENO ON CONTINUEDPRACTICE.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT, THE IN AND OUT Of CAR -PATIENT USING CRUTCHES AND WEARING...


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE USE Of CRUTCHES ANDBRACES IN MOVING IN AND OUT OF A CAR

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT, DIE PUTTING ON A FULLB ODY MACE IN A WHEELCHAIR


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEPICTS THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD FUR THEPARAPLEGIC PATIENT TO PUT ON A FULL BODYBRACE IN A WHEELCHAIR.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT, THE TAKING Off A FULL1100Y MACE IN MED

MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS THE METHOD USED BY A PARAPLEGIC TOREMOVE A FULL BODY BRACE IN BED.

1966

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT, THE - TRANSFER AND PLAC-ING WHEELCHAIR INTO CAN AND REVERSE

4 MIN. 1 6MM FILM, OPT. SD. ca. 1970

PRODUCER AMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE TRANSFER BETWEEN WHEEL.CHAIR AND CAR.

PARAPLEGIC PATIENT, THE TRANSFER FROMWHEELCHAIR TO CAR AND REVERSE


PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE TRANSFER BETWEEN WHEEL.CHAIR AND CAR.

PARARESCUE ITS ROLE IN THE SPACE AGE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE P.O. 009714/FIL RENTAL SALE

PORTRAYS THE ROLE OF THE AIR RESCUE SERVICEPARARESCUE TEAMS. PRESENTS THE VIGOROUSPHYSICAL AND MENTAL TRAINING THAT PREPARESAIRMEN FOR PARARESCUE SERVICE IN ANY ENVI-RONMENT.

CLEARED FOR NON.SPONSORED TV. THIS IS CON.SIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOTNECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY ORPLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

285 9 rt.,N. I

PARENT EDUCATION


PRODUCER USBEH


1970

SALE

SHOWS HOME AND CLINIC INSTRUCTION INSWEDEN, GERMANY. ENGLAND AND THE NETHER.LANDS.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION OF TNEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD SERIES.

PARENT EDUCATION AT /111131LBERG, GERMAOY


PRODUCER OWUMC SPONSOR USSEH


1970

SALE

PRESENTS PROFESSOR ARMAN LOWE'S HOMETEACHING AND PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAM ATTHE PAEDO-AUDIOLOGICAL GUIDANCE CENTER.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION UF THEHEARING IMPAIRED CHILD SERIES.

PARENT EDUCATION PROORAMS

f.,0 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, COt.

PRODUCER USBEH


ILLUSTRATES FORMAL AND INFORMAL. PROGRAMSFOR PARENTS OF YOUNG HEARING IMPAIRED CHIL-DREN. PRESENTS ISSUES IN FAMII Y DYNAMICS,PARENT-CHILD COMMUNICATION, AND LANGUAGEDFVELOPMENT.

FROM THE INTERNATTONAL EDUCATION OF PEHEARINO LW. PAIRED CHILD: AMERICAN SERIES.

PARENTS ARE TEACHERS, TOO

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 80, SEW 1067

PRODUCER USOE0


DISCUSSES THE ROLE Of PARENTS AS THE CHILD'SFIRST AND CONTINUING TEACHERS. POINTS OUTTHAT LEARNING COMES EASIER WITH A FLGW OFUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN SCHOOL ANO KIME.

FROM THE HEAD STARTS AT soca SERIES.

PARK POLICE DRIVER TRAINING


PRODUCER USDAVA

TITLE NO 010113/RL S4LE

OFFERS PROFESSIONAL TIPS FOR HANDLINGAUTOS IN SKID AND SHARP TURN SITUATIONS ASWELL AS HIGH SPEED OPERATION. STRESSES THEIMPORTANCE OF THE PROFESSEIONAL DRIVER'SATTITUDE TOWARD SAFE DRMNG.

PARK, ma26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL ,1975

PRODUCER USERDP


EXAMINES THE CHARACTER OF NUCLEAR INDUS-TRY AND ITS EFFECT ON NATURAL RESOURCESAND LIVING SPECIES AROUND IT, IN 1972, THE SA-VANNAH RIVER PLANT IN SOUTH CAROLINA WASDESIGNATED THE FIRST NATIONAL ENVIRONMEN-TAL RESEARCH PARK. ITS OBJECTIVE IS TO DEFINEAND CONTROL THE IMPACT OF INOUSTRy ONNATURE.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PAROTID GLAND AND FACIAL. NERVE, ma

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CO! 1967

PROCKICER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES THE STRUCTURES SURROUNDING,CONTAINED IN, AND RELATED TO THE PAROTIDGLAND.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL Of DENTISTRY.


PARTIAL DENTURES BIONICHANICE

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COt. 1962

PROOUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE INFLUENCE OF FORCES OfMASTICATION ON IHE DESIGN Of PARTIAL DEN-TURES BY DIVIDING PARTS OF PARTIAL DENTURESINTO BRACING, SUPPORTING, AND RETAINING ELE-MENTS. EMPHASIZES IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTIONDETAILSPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1961. RELEASED BY U 3OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1962

PARTIALLY HEARING, TI411

16 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, 001.

PRODUCER MINH


DISCUSSES A SCHOOL FOR HEARING IMPAIREDCHILDREN IN SWEDE.,__ _NPARTICULARLY ITS PHYS-ICAL FEATURES DESIGNED TO ELIMINATE DOS.TRACTING NOISES AND ITS POLICY OF STRESSINGLANGUAGE LEARNING. EMPHASIZES THAT A PRIMA-RY FUNCTION OF SUCH A SCHOOL IS TO PREPARETHE CHILD FOR MANAGING IN THE REGULARSCHOOL ENVIRONMENT.

WORK DONE BY AIRUE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THEGEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MENCALCENTER, DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PUBLICAFFAIRS UNDER A GRANT FROM THE BUREAU OFEDUCATION FOR THE HANDICAPPED, DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE.

FROM THE /NTERN4 TIONAL EDUCATICW OF mEWARM A. PAIRED max: EUROPEAN SERIES.

PARTICPATION


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS MOW A SUPERVISOR CAN GET HIS PEOPLEWORKING WITH HIM TO SOLVE PROIREMS, SETGOALS, AND GET RESULTS.


PARTNERS IN SAPETY

13 MIN, 11IMM FU.M, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USFHWA

MIX NO. 009710/RL SALE

CONCERNS DRIVING A VEHICLE IN ANC AROUNDHIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS ANL, AOUTINEMMISNANCE OPERATIONS. ENCOURAGU,' COO-PERATIONEETWEEN THE DRIVING PUBLIC AND THEHIGHWAY WORK FORCE.

PARTNERS WITH INDUSTRY


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 00111141/111. SALE

AMHOW AMERICAS INDUSTRY CAN BENEFITNASA TECHNOLOGY NOW AND IN THE

FUTURE. WOKING TO THE FUTURE, AS NASA CON-TINUES TO EXPLORE THE FRONTIER OF SPACE,AMERICA'S INDUSTRIAL COMMUNITY WILL RELYHEAVILY UPON THIS DEVELOPING RESOURCE.TOUCHES ALMOST EVERY BRANCH OF SCIENCE INALMOST EVERY DISCIPLINE OF TECHNOLOGY.

CLEARED FOR NON-SP ASORED TV.

PARTY'S MR. WM


PRODUCES USNIAA

TITLE NO. 00$7011/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS SOME JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH BUIS BRING-ING LIQUOR TO A SLUMSER PARTY GIVEN BY ONE'OF THE GIRLS. THE QUIET SLUMBER PARTY ISSOON TURNED INTO A DIARUPTIVE SCENE WITHTEE HOSTESS SARAH UNABLE TO CONTROL FRED.SHOWS HOW TME RETURN OF SARAH'S PARENTSMANAGES TO QUIET FRED AND THE REST OF THEPARTY. INTROOUCES THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATEDWIN PEER PRESSURE.

FROM THE .440/SON JUNIOR NON SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PAIMENSERS ORWING HAZARDS, SAFETY


PRODUCER UWE


POINTS CUT THE DRIVER'S RESPONSIBILITY FORTHE SAFETY OF CHILD PASSENGERS, SAFE DRIVINGHANTS, AND SAFETY IN HMOLING CHILDREN GET.TINO ON ANO OFF THE BUS.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE SERIES. SCHOOL BUS OP.ERATION, NO. 2.

PASTRY AND mu


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005111SIRL SALE

SHOWS BAKING PROCEDURES FOR MAKING AT-RACTIVE, HIGH QUALITY PASTRIES AND PIES.

PATCHING FABRIC

22 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. P.), ILIW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO eUT OUT AND PREPARE THEDAMAGED AREA, PREPARE, DOPE, RIB.STITCH, ANDFINISH A PATCH.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE.

PATCHING PLYWOOD


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 696450/RL. RENTAL

1945

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO SPLAY THE EDGE OF A HOLE, PRE-PAAE AND APPLY A SPLAYED PATCH, MAKE AFLUSH OR PLUG-TYPE PATCH, MAKE A FRAME OFDOUBLER, AND APPLY A FLUSH PATCH.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE,

PATCHWORK

10 MI,36MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE. COL 1975

PRODUCER SRMCD SPONSOR USNCEM

TITLE I#0. 009949/RL SALE

ALERTS TEACHERS TO THE LEARNING PROBLEMSOF THE HEARINGIMPAIRED PUPIL AIDS THE TEACH-ER IN THE IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OFTHIS DISABILITY THROUGH THE USE OF TEACHINGTECHNIQUES, MEDIA, AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICEPERSONNEL.

62 FRAMES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 112-PAGE BOOKLET CONTAINING SCRIPT AND OPER-ATING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED. PRODUCED BYTHE FORMER SOUTHERN REGIONAL CENTER FORTHE DEAF, 1973. REISSUED BY NATIONAL CENTERON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND MATERIALS FOR THEHANDICAPPED, 1975.

PATH TO FULFILLMENT

30 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SD, 1970

PRODUCER USBEH


GIVES AN OVERVIEW OF THE PI4ILdSOPHY, FACILI.TIES, AND TECHNIQUES USED IN THE CARE OF THEMENTALLY RETARDED, PRINCIPALLY IN SCANDANA.VIA AND ENGLAND.

PATH TO SAFETY

20 MIN, 10/AM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1967

PRODUCER USF AA


POINTS OUT THAT MORE ACCIDENTS AAE CAUSEDBY HUMAN ERROR THAN BY ANY OTHER FACTOR.

PATH TO =A THE AIR FORCE ROTC FLIGHT+1, INSTR PROGRAM

IS MIN 10MM FILM, OFT. SD, COL 1000

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 586690/OIL SALE

ENCOURAGES AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS TOPURSUE A CAREER AS AIR FORCE PILOTSTHROUGH THE FbIGHT INSTRUCTION PROGRAM.SHOWS HOW THE PROGRAM DETERMINES THECADET'S POTENTIAL FOR FORMAL AIR FORCETRAINING. CITES THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING TOFLY AND OF POSSESSING A PILOTS'S LICENSE RE.GARDLESS OF FUTURE PLANS.


PATHFINOIRS TO PROGRESS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 004111S/RL RENTAL SALE

TELLS THE STORY OF THE 1370TH PHOTO-MAPPINGWING AND ITS WORLDWIDE PHOTOGRAPHIC ANDCHARTING RESPONSIBILITIES. SHOWS THE WING'SCONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GLOBAL GEODETICPUZZLE AND THE TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES USEDTO CARRY OUT THIS MISSION.

CLEARED Fon Tv. THIS IS CONSIDERED C.F HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON.PORING AGENCY.

263

PARICIGINESIS OP ANIMA


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE AO 092707/RL

DIFFERENTIATES AU /OR TYPES OF ANEMIA. PRE.SENTS THE FORMULA FOR DETERMINING REDBLOOD CELL MASS READINGS IN SEVERAL TYPESOF ANEMIA.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.


RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GRO'JPSONLY.

PATHOLOGY OF SCHISTOSOMIASIS, THE

2 MIN, 10MM FILM, SILENT, SEW 1946



SHOWS VIEWS OF PATHOLOGICAL SPECIMEN MATE-RIAL FROM CHRONIC SCHISTOSOMIASIS.

RECOMMENCED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE..

PATIENT CARE APPRAISAL




INTRODUCES PATIENT CARE APPRAISAL AS A CON-TINUOUS EDUCATION METHOD BASED ON ACTUALMEASURES OF THE CAJALITY OF CARE PROVIDED INPRACTICE.BCOKLET INCLUDED.

PATIENT CARS APPRAISAL ESTAILISHIM I MITI.RIA. SETTING STANDARDS




ILLUSTRATES MITERIA AND STANDARD SETTINGBY A GROUP OF PHYSICIANS DISCUSSING CARE OFPRIMARY APPENDICITIS IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.SUMMARIZES AND PROVIDES GUIDELINES FOR SET-TING CRITERIA AND 3TANDAFID.

PATTERN FOR CHANGE


PRODUCER USSEH


WITH GREATER I usuc UNDERSTANDING. FEDERALSUPPORT AND THE FRUITS OF REREARCH, _THE IN-

STITUTION HAS PASSED FROM ITU TRADITION,/ROLE OF CUSTODIAL REPOSITORY. THE FILM ILLUS-TRATES HOW THE INSTITUTION TODAY PHOVIDESFOR ITS PERMANENT MEMBERS, ANCILMOW IT ACTSAS A CATALYTIC AGENT TO INVOLVE COMMUNITYSERVICES FOR THE MORE ABLE RETARDED THUS,PROVIDING A CHANCE WHEREBY MANY RETAATEDCITIZENTS CAN LIVE IN THE COMMUNITY.

PATTERNS POO HEALTH


PROOLICER I.JSOCOE


11107

SALE

SHOWS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF EARLY HEALTHHABITS FOR THE PRESCHOOL CHILD. SHOWS HOWTHIS EARLY TRAINING CEVELOPS PATTERNS FOUNDIN THE WELL-ADJUSTED ADULT. COVERS GENERALAS WELL AS SPECIFIC HEALTH NEEDS OF THEFOUR- TO FIVE-YEAR-OLD CHILD.

overran OF no Mb26 MIN, 111/AM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1999

PRODUCER USDA


TMROUGH THE EYES OF A WILD FOX, YOU SEEHAT THE WILDLIFE OF A FOREST DOES NOT

MERELY LIVE IN A FOREST BUT IS A PART OF ITSSTRUCTURE. OUTSTANDING WILDLIFE PHOTOGRA-PHY LEADS YOU FROM SEASON TO SEASON. ITSHOWS WHAT PROPER WILD LIFE MANAGEMENT ISDOING TO MAKE THE NATIONAL FORESTS MORELIVABLE FOR ANIMALS AND BIRDS, AND MORE EN-JOYABLE FOR PEOPLE (.,

PAYOFF IN THE PACIFIC, PT I

30 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, DEW 1900

PRODUCER USA


SURVEYS WORLD WAR II FROM PEARL HARBORAND THE LOSS OF THE PHILIPPINES, TO THE EARLYVICTORIES IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. AND TO THE B-24 BASES CONSTRUCTED ON SAIPAN.

FROM THE MO PICTURE SERIES.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

PAYOFF IN THE PACIFIC, PT 2


PROOUCER USA


DOCUMENTS THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC COVERSTHE ISLAND -HOPPING VICTORIES OF THE ALLIESTO THE JAPANESE SURRENDER ABOARD THE BAT-TLESHIP MISSOURI.


CLEARE" FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

PEACE CORPS TO ao

dl MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1968

PRoX4ER'us,4c SPONSOR USCSC


SHOWS A STAFF MEETING, INDIVIDUAL STAFF-VOL-UNTEER CONFRONTATIONS, STAFF SITE VISITS,VOLUNTEERS ON THE JOEI, STAFF AND VOLUNTEERMEETINGS WITH HOST COUNTRy OFFICIALS, ANDTHE WEDDING rEREMONY OF A PEACE CORPSCOUPLE. DEPICTS IWO TYPES OF SITUATIONSWHICH EILCIT DISCUSSION FROM Boni STAFF ANDVOLUNTEER TRAINEES.

PEACE CORPS, THE

27 MIN. 164IM FILM. OPT. SD. BiW 1984

PRODUCER USPC


OPENS WITH JOHN F KENNEDY'S NEWS CONFER-ENCC OF MARCH 1961, SIGNING THE EXECUTIVEORDER WHICH STARTED THE PEACE CORPS.

PECOS UL PROMESA


PRODUCER USOAVA


FOR 350 YEARS AN ANNUAL FESTIVAL MASS HASBEEN HELD AT WHAT IS THE RUIN QF A SPAN-ISH MISSION CHURCH AT PECOS NATIONAL MONU-MENT. EVEN NOW IN EARLY AUGUST, INDIANS,SPANISH-AMERICANS, AND VISITORS TO THESOUTHWEST STILL MEE' IN CELEBRATION OF ASPECIAL MASS

PEDIATRIC AMSULATORY SERIES

10 2 X 2 SLIDE SETS. AUDIOCASSETTE

PRODUCER USNMAC


EXPLORES THE CHANGES WHICH ARE OCCURRINGb IN THE FIELD OF PEDIATRICS WITH THE GOAL OF

EX"ANDING TP,E DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE TOCn...DREN.GUIDE INCLUDED.

ACUTE ASTHMATIC ATTACK, THE 20MIN

ANIMA IN THE FIRST WEEK " 'FE 2OMIN

FESRILE CONVULSIONS 21MIN

!NTRODUCTION TO, FIRST YEAR OFLIFE NUTRITION 25MW,

INTROOUCTION TO PEDIATRIC!GREENING 29MIN

JAUNDICE IN THE NEWSORN 20MIN

NEUROLOGICALLY SUSPECT INFANT,THE

PERINATAL ASSESSMENT OF MATURA-TION, THE 35M1N

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME,THE 101MIN

WATER MAIN SELF-TROPING MACHINE 37MIN

PEDRO, UNIT I

16 MIN. 35MM FILMSTRIP, AUDIOOISC, COL 1970

PRODUCER USDDH


UNIT CONTAINS 'PEDRO AND THE DENTIST (SPAN-ISH AND ENGLISK AND 'PEDRO LEARNS TO BRUSHHIS TEETH (SPANISH AND ENGLISH).*

FROM THE PEDRO Ahu 43ENTAL CARE SERIES.

PEDRO, UNIT 2

14 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, AL )ISC, COL 1970

PRODUCER USDDH


UNIT CONTAINS *PEDRO GETS A LETTER (SPANISHAND ENGLISH)* AND 'PEDRO LIKES GOOD FOOD(SPANISH AND ENGLISH).'

FROM THE PEDRO AND DENTAL CARE SERIES.

PENETRATING WOUNDS OF THE MOWN

14 NM, 15MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1953

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES FIVE STEPS FOR HANDLING PENE-TRATING WOUNDS OF THE ABDOMEN-MAKE ASPEEDY AND ACDURATE DIAGNOSIS, KEEP THE PA-TIENT ON HIS BACK, APPLY A STERILE. DRESSING,TRF"'`Ii SHOCK, AND PREP,',RE FOR SPEEDYEV N.

PENT SYSTAL OSCa ' 5TOR

30 MIN, 18MM FILM. OF . SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF STABILITY IN THEPENTODE CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR AND DISCUSSESTHE IMPORTANCE OF EACH COMPONENT. EXPLAINSHOW CORRECT AMOUNT AND VASE OF FEEDBACKVOLTAGE IS OBTAINED. DEMONSTRATES CORRECTTUNING PROCEDURE FOR MOST STABLE OPER-ATION. (KINESCOPE)

PENTOOES AND PENTAGRIDS

ItIMM FILM, OPT. SD, ENLW

PRODLICE.' USAF


S THE SCHEMATIC OF A PENTODE TUBElu .EN TIFIES THE ELEMENTS. EXPLAINS THE

PI PPL IC OF THE SUPPRESSOR GRID. DEMON-S1 RATES THE EFFECT AN AC SIGNAL HAS ON THECL RRENT AND VOLTAGE THROUGH EACH. BRANCHOF THE CIRCUIT. SHOWS THE SCHEMATIC OF APENTAGRID TUBE, AND EXPLAINS THE,PURPOK OFTHE SECOND CONTROL GRID AND THE ADDITIONALSCREEN GRID.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN TH : SPONSORING AGENCY.

PEOPLE AND APOLLO, THE

19 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL \ 1973PRODUCER USDCPA


TELLS A UNIOUE STORY OF CIVIL PI.SPAREDNESSAT THE LOCAL LEVEL IN CONNEC1 ION WITH THEAPOLLO 19 MOON SHOT CAPE KENNEDY. WITH AH.,LF MILLION VISITORS ATTENDING THE EVENT,THE CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE ORGANIZES A TASKFORCE OF VOLUNTEERS AND LOCAL, STATE ANDFEDERAL AL:1041ES TO PLAN AND COORDINATEARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAFHC CONTROL CROWDHANDLING, AND A VARIETY OF EMERGENCY SER-VICES,

30MIN PEOPLE AND APOLLO, THE

19 MIN, 181.4M FILM, OPT. ED, COL

PRODUCER USOCD


PRESENTS A STORY OF CIVIL PREPAREDNESS ATBREVARD COUNTY, FL, IN CONNECTION WITH THEAPOLLO 18 MOON SHOT AT CP 1E Kr, ADV. SHOWSHOW A TASK FORCE OF VOLUNTEEHS AND LOCAL,STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES WAS ORGANIZEDTO PLAN AND COORDINATE ARRANGEMENTS FORTRAFFIC CONTROL CROWD HANDLING, AND A 'dARI-ETY OF EMERGENCY SERVICES.

PEDATRIC NEWSORN SERIES

6 2 X 2 SLIDE SETS, AUDIOCASSETTE

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE DISEASES OF PEDIATRIC NEWBORNINFANTS.GUIDES INCLUDED. DEVELOPED UNDER THE AUS-,,PICES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COMMITTEE OF THEASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOL PEDIATRIC DE-PARTMENT CHAIRMEN.


1973

PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE NURSING HOME


PRODUCE!?USHUD


DEPICTS THE MODERN FACILITIES OF WELL BUILT,WELL MANAGED AND WELI. EQUIPPED NURSINGHOMES.

PEOPLE MAKE IT HAPPEN


PRODUCER USOIE


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSUMER BE-HAVIOR IN PRODUCT SAFETY. USES ANIMATION,SONGS, AND HUMOROUS SKITS TO SHOW HOW SE-LECTION, USE, MAINTENANCE. STORAGE. AND DIS-POSAL OF CONSUMER PROOUCTS AFFECTSSAFET Y.

PERCENTAGE OF MOOULATION


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS WHAT IS MEANT BY PERCENTAGE OFMODULATION. EXPLAINS OVER. UNDER, AND COM-PLETE (100 PERCENT) MODULATION, AND GIVESTHE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EACH.EXPLAINS IN DETAIL HOW TO DETERMINE THE PER-CENTAGE OF MODULATION, AND ILLUSTRATES SYWORKING SEVERAL PROBLEMS.KINESCOPE.


PERCEPTION AND COMMUNICATION

28 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, IPSW 1966

PRODUCER OSUOP SPONSCW USOE


SHOWS CONCRETE EXAMPLES OF HOW HUMANPERCEPTION AFFECTS, THE COMMUNICATION PRO-CESS AND THE INDIVIDUAL'S CONSEPT OF REALITY.INTROOUCES TWO MAJOR THEORIES OF PERCEP-TION, THE COGNITIVE AND THE TRANSACTIONALEACH BEING ILLUSTRATED TO' VARYING DEGREESIN THE SIX SEGMENTS OF WHICH THIS FILM IS COM-POSED.

FROM THE COMMUNICATION THEORY ANO THENEW EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERIES.BLACK AND WHITE WITH COLOR SEGMENT.

PERFORMANCE COUNSEUNG


PRODUCER USA


PROVIDES HELPFUL GUIDELINES FOR EFFECTIVEPERFORMANCE AND NON-DIRECTIVE METHODS OFCOUNSELING.

THIS '-IAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION


PRODUCER USAF


TEACHES SUPERVISORS OF AIR FORCE CIVILIANEMPLOYEES THE IMPORTANCE OF FREDUENT. CON-SCIENTIOUS PERFORMANCE DISCUSSIONS. WITHSUBORDINATES.


1900

PERINATAL ASSESSMENT OF MATURATION, THE

55 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDINASSETTE,COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 005411d/RL SALE

DISCUSSES FOUR METHODS FOR DETERMININGTHE GESTATIONAL AGE OF INFANTS. SHOWS HOWTO CATEGORIZE INFANTS INTO PRE-TERM, TERM,AND POST-TERM GROUPINGS - 140W TO PLOTINFANT WEIGHTS ON INTRAUTERINE GROWTHCHART - AND 140W TO IDENTIFY THE MAJOR PROB-LEMS TO BE ANTICIPATED.118 SLIDS. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED. DEVELOPEDUNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AUDIOVISUAL COM-MITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SCHOOLPEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN.


PERINATAL CIRCULATION


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE P10. 006313/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF FLOW,PRESSURE, AND RESISTANCE. COMPARES THEADULT AND FETAL CIRCULATIONS. DEMONSTRATESTHE THREE FETAL SHUNTS AtID THEIR MECHA-NISMS OF CLOSURE. DISCUSSES CAUSES AND EF-FECTS OF POSTNATAL PULMONARY VASODILATION.!O SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. GUIOE INCLUDED. PRODUCED'IN

1

COOPERATION WITH THE MtDICAL COLLEGE OFGEORGIA. .

FROM THE INTRODUCTION TO COGENITAL HEARTDISEASE SERIES. P1 1


PERIODIC CHICK-UP, THE


PRODUCER USOE

ITLE NO. 592500/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO TUNE UP AN AUTOMOBILE ENGINE,CHECK AND ADJUST THE BRAKE SYSTEM, AND IN.SPECT THE STEERING SYSTEM, CHASSIS, ANDBOOY.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERA TICW AND MAINTENANCE SERIES.

PERIODIC FUNCTIONS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 5/RL SALE

DEFINES PE IC FUNCTIONS, ILLUSTRATES THEGRAPHING SINE ANGLES, AND RELATES SINEWAVES TO THE AMOUNT Of VOLTAGE PRODUCEDBY A GENERATOR

FROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN TRA..11 VG SERIES.

PERIODIC INSPECTION AIRPLANE


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE AND MEANING OFTHOROUGHNESS IN PERFORMING A PERODIC IN-SPECTION, SHOWING A COMPLETE DETAILED IN-SPECTION Of AN AILERON AS AN ":XAMPLE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. PREVENTIVEMAINTENANCE.

1947

1945

PERIODIC INSPECTION; ENGINE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO INSPECT THE GENERAL CONDI-TION Of AN ENGINE, EXAMINE INTERNAL PARTS,CHECK K1NITION AND FUEL SYSTEM, EXAMINE THEPROPELLER, AND PREPARE AN ENGINE FOR RUNUP.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. PREVENTIVEMMNTENANCE.

PEMODONTAL DISEASE PREVENTION AND EARLY

22 MIN, 16MM FALM, OPT. SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER usit4

TITLE NO. 005225ML SALE

STRESSES THE IMPORTAMCE OF EARLY DIAGNOSISAND TREATMENT Of PERIODONTAL DISEASE.

PIRIOOONTAL EXAMINATION, PT 1, EXAMINATIONPROCEDURES

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. Sr, COL

PRODUCER L'SVA

TITLE NC '42610/RE E

ILLUSTRATES CLINICAL EXAMINATION OF THE Pt 11-100ONTIUM, EMPHASIZING GINGIVAL COLOR, DEN3I-TY, RELATION Of THE GINGIVAL MARGIN TO THECEMENTO-ENAMEL JUNCTION, POCKET DEPTH, ANDBLEEDING TENDENCY. INCLUDES ROENTGENOLOGI-CAL EXAMINATION.

1970

PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION, PT 2, CHARTING

111 MIN, 1614M mkt OPT SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USVA

TIRE NO. 5926111FIL SALE

ILLUSTRATES PERIODONT4'. EXAMINATION OfSINGLE TEETH AND RECORDING THE FINDINGS ONA CHART.

PIDHOOONTAL SURGERY


PROOUCER USOHO SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 009503/RE

PERSIMMON A NUCLEAR PHYSICS EXPERIMENT


PRODUCER USAEC


EXPLAINS HOW THE INTENSE BURST Of NEUTRONSPRODUCED BY THE UNDERGROUND DETONATIONOf A NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVE CAN BE USED TO PER-FORM A VARIETY OF NUCLEAR EXPERIMENTSWHICH ARE USUALLY INFEASIBLE BECAUSE Of THENEED FOR A VERY HIGH NEUTRON FLUX OR AHOPELESSLY LONG,RUNNING TIME ON AN ACCERA-TOR. FOCUSES ON THE VARIOUS EXPERIMENTSWHICH COMPRISE THE PERSIMMON EVENT.

PERSON TO PERSON IN INFANCY

22 MIN, 16MM FK.M, OPT. SD, B&W 1970

PROOUCER USDHEW


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE HUMAN RELA-TIONSHIPS BETWEEN INFANT AND AD/LT, ANDSHOWS THAT IN GROUP CARE AS WEI.I. AS ATHOME THERE CAN BE A CONSIDERABLE RANGE OFWARMTH AND ADEQUACY OF RELATIONSHIP. THEIMPACT Of THIS RELATIONSHIP ON THE INFANT'S/ICI DINESS AND EAGERNESS FOR NEW EXPERI-ENCE ARE SUGGESTED.

PERSON-TOPERSON MLATIONSHIPS

28 MIN, IIMM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1977

PROOUCER USOE

TITLE NO 008094/RL RENTAL . SALE

EXPLORES SKILLS AND ATTITUDES THAT AIDPEOPLE IN OUTING ALONG WELL WITH OTHERS INONE-TO-ONE SITUATIONS.

WORKBOOK INCLUDED

FROM THE YoU IN PUBLIC SERVICE SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PERSONAL ENCOUNTER

60 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, SEW 1151

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS TEN ASPECTS Of HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT.PIGPRINCIPLES OF JUDO, FALLING CORRECTLY,THROWING, FOLLOWINGTHROUGH, DEFENSEAGAINST WRESTLING HOLDS, DEFENSE AGAINSTKNIFE OR CLUB, AND OFFENSIVE USE OF THEPOLICE RIOT CLUB.

PERSONNEL LOADING CAPABILMES OF THE C130AIRCRAPT


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES EASY CONVERSION OF 0-130FROM A CARGO TO A PERSONNEL CAHRIER. DE-PICTS ITS CAPABILITIES TO CARRY PARATROOPS,PERSONNEL, AND MEDICAL STATK)N EQUIPMENT.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED CS-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

`LASPECTIVES ON PESTICIDES

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. F.D. COL 1987

PROOUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES VARIOUS PESTICIDES. THEIR BENEFITSTO MANKIND, THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITHTHEIR USE BOTH IN IN THE HOME AND ON THEFARM, AND THE PROPER METHOD OF APPLICATIONAND STORAGE.

IERT MILESTONE SYSTEM INTROOUCTION


PRODUCER USN

ruts NO 002808/RE SALE

SHOW.; HOW MANAGEMENT AND OPERATINGLEVELS ARE BROUGHT TOGETHER FOR THE PLAN-NINO AND EXECUTION OF COMPLEX RESEARCHAND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS,

470 PESTICIDE AND WILXIFE

27 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCE; USN


EXPLAINS WHY MILITARY AND CIVILIAN PESTICIDE'OPERATORS SHOULD EXERCISE CAUTION IN THEUSE Of PESTICIDES. tors SPECIFIC RECOMMEN-DATIONS FOR PROTECTING WILDLIFE FROM THEHAZARDS Of PESTICIDE USE.

SALE

DEMONSTRATES A MAXILLARY QUADRANT OF SUR-GERI WHICH INVOLVES 5 AND (IMM DEEP POCKETSIN PREMOLAR AND MOLAR AREAS. DIAGRAMS THEDIFFERENCES SETWEEN BUCCAL AND PALATAL IN.TERNAL BEVELLED INCISIONS. DISCUSSES TUBER-CANTY MANAGEMENT AND PRESENTS A NEW TECH-NIC.

PESTICIDE USE TRAINING


PRODUCER USOPP

TITO' NO. 008154/RE SALE

EMpHACIZES WHAT A PRIVATE APPLICATOR MUSTKNOW IN ORDER TO BE COMPETENT IN TI S USEAND HANDLING OF RESTRICTED USE PCS HODES430 SLIDES. e AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS SCRIPT INCLUD-ED.

PESTICIDE! IN THE ENVIRONMENT

17 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUCIOCASSI:TTE,COL 1975

PRODUCE,' USOPP


PICTURES THE HAZARDS TO MAN'S ENVIRONMENTCAUSED BY TI E MISUSE Of CHEMICAL PESTICIDES.

80 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS SCRIPT INCLUD-ED.,

PETERSBURG - CANNON FIRING


PRODUCER USDAVA

nneNo 010115/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW A MOUNTED ARTILLERY UNITMOVED, SET UP, AND FIRED THEIR ARTILLERYPIECE. THE HORSEDRAWN LIMBERS AND UNIFORMSARE HISTORICALLY ACCURATE AND THE HANDLINGOf THE HORSES AND MANNING Of THE GUN SHOWTHIS TYPE Of UNIT MOVED AND FOUGHT.

PHANTASTRON


PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES A PHANTASTRON CIRCUIT AND STATESTHE PURPOSE Of EACH COMPONENT. CON-STRUCTS A 'TIME AMPLITUDE GRAPH DURING EX-PLANATION Of CIRCUIT OPERATION.

KINESCOPe


PHARMACIST ANO DRUG AMUSE, THE


PRODUCER USNIMH


EXPL AINS THE PROFESSIONAL ROLE Of THE PHAR-MACIST IN PRCNAJTING THE SAFE AND EFFECTIVEUSE Of MEDICINE BY THE PUBLIC. STRESSES THEIMPORTANCE Of THE PHARMACIST IN THE CRITICALAREA Of DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION.

PNARMACOLOGY or DRUG ABUSE, THE


PRODUCER USNIMH

TITEENO. 0041132/RL RENTAL SALE

INCLUDES DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OfHOW DRLIG ABUSE AFFECTS THE BOOY, THE PSY-CHOPHARMACOLOGY Of DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT,AND OTHER RELATED ISSUES. COVERS NE NER-VOUS SYSTEM IN RELATION TO DRUG ABUSE.

FROM THE FILMS AND TAPES FOR DEW ABUSETREATMENT PERSONNEL SERIES.

PHARYNX, THE TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY


PRODUCER USVADT


VIEWS THE TOPOGRAPHY Of THE PHARYNX FROMTHE POSTERIOR NECK. DEMONSTRATES THEEXTENT AND VOLUME THAT EDEMA MAY ASSUME.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERsay SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.


PHASE INCROSCOPY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF THRUSH

1973 7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1963

PROOUCER USVA


SHOWS BY PHASE MICROSCOPY THE GROWTH ANDDEVELOPMENT Of CANDIDA ALBICANS. INCLUDESTHE DIAGNOSIS Of PRIMARY MONILIASIS, CHARAC-TERISTIC CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS, AND RE-SPONSE TO TREATMENT.

288 9eir

MASI SHIFT OSCILLATOR VT


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE PRINCIPLE CHARACTERISTICS OFTHE PHASE SHIFT OSCILLATOR, FOCUSING ON ITSFREQUENCY RANGE, STABILITY, AND ECONOMY. EX-PLAINS THE PURPOSE AND OPERATION OF EACHCOMPONENT WITHIN THE CIRCUIT.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED ORSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

PHILADELPHIA 76


PRODUCER USTSB SPONSOR USNIMH


HIGHLICHTS THE 26TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THEMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION. FEATURES AMAJOR PRESENTATION BY DR WILLIAM E BUNNEY,JR, OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTALHEALTH, ON HIS RESEARCH IN DEPRESSION ANDMANIA.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PHOENIX, THE


PRODUCER KLWV SPONSOR USEPA


EXPLORES THE MATERIALS USE CYCLE AND ITSROLE IN SOLID WASTE. TRACES THE COLLECTION,TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE IN'KANSAS, AND ANALYZES CURRENT ATTEMPTS TORECOVER MATERIALS AND ENERGY FROM THESOW WASTE STREAM. DISCUSSES PROPER WASTEMANAGEMENT PRACTICES, FOCUSING ON LAND DIS-POSAL OF MUNICIPAL WASTES AND SAFE DISPOSI.TION OF FEED-LOT WASTES WHICH ARE ABUNDANTIN A STATE WITH LARGE CATTLE.FEEDING OPER-ATIONS. SUGGESTS WHAT ROLES THE CONSUMERCAN PLAY IN SUCH PROGRAMS.

PHOTOGRAPHER, THE


PRODUCER USW


1975

1950

SALE

SHOWS THE PERSONALITY, PHILOSOPHY, TECH.NIQUES, AND ARTISTRY OF EDWARD WESTONTHROUGH SCENES OF THE ARTIST AT HOME, ONLOCATION, AND AT WORK WITH HIS STUDENTS

PRODUCED BY U S DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 1948.RELEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

PHOTOGRAPHY IN ACTION


PRODUCER USAE


SHOWS HOW SLOW.MOTION, TIME.LAPSE, ANDSPLIT.FRAME PHOTOGRAPHY ARE USED IN OBTAIN.ING ENGINEERING DATA AT THE WATERWAYS EX.PERIMENT STATION

PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE USAF OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION AT VANDENBURGH AIR FORCE SAIL


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION DURINGMISSILE LAUNCHINGS IS ACHIEVED THROUGH ENGI.NEERING SEQUENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHY


PHYSICAL ASUSE WHAT 111E4AVIOR CAN TELL US

14 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, CQL 1977

PRODUCER USNCCA


PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF CHILD BEHAVIOR ANDINTERACTIONS BETWEEN CHILDREN AND PARENTSWHICH MAY INDICATE CHILD ABUSE. THESE SIGNSINCLUDE INTROVERSION, EXTREME PASSIVITY, SHY.NESS, AND FEARFULNESS. ABUSED CHILDRENOFTEN DISPLAY FRUSTRATION. ABUSING PARENTSARE OFTEN TENSE, APATHETIC, OR OVERDEPEN.DENT ON THE CHILD.

113 FRAMES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2 TRACK, MONO.,W1TH AUDIBLE ADVANCE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCESIGNALS.

FROM THE V/E CAN HELP SERIES,

PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Of THEBUNN PATIENT


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE COORDINATED PHYSICAL AND OC-CUPATIONAL THERAPY PROGRAM FOR THE TREAT-MENT OF SEVERELY BURNED PATIENTS. DEPICTSTHE PROGRAM OF THE BURN WARD ATITTHE U SARMY INSTITUTE OF SURGICAL RESEARCH, FORTSAM HOUSTON, TX.

PHYSICAL FITNESS


PRODLCER USA


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF A PHYSICALTRAINING PROGRAM IN DEVELOPING PHYSICALLYFIT MEN AND WOMEN.


PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR WAVES MAKEUP FROM THENECK DOWN

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. CD, SEW 1944

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS SUCH EXERCISES AS JUMPING JACKS,BOUNCE AND STRETCH, HEEL BALANCE, WINDMILL,FLIP FLOP, CRISS CROSS, BOUNCE AND CURL, ANDDC'NN AND OUT EMPHASIZES THE VALUE OF PAR.TICIPATING IN SPORTS AND PLANNED EXERCISES.


PHYSICAL INDICATORS OF ABUSE SIGNS Of ALERT


PRODUCER USNCCA


PRESENTS AND DESCRIBES PHOTOGRAPHS, ILLUS.TRATIONS, AND X.RAYS OF COMMON INJURIES INPHYSICALLY ABUSED CHILDREN. COMMON SIGNSOF ABUSE ARE BRUISES, BURNS, PERIOSTEAL IN-FLAMMATION, AND RETINAL HEMOTOMAS.100 FRAMES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 211RACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCESIGNALS.

PROM THE WE CAN HELP SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FRO TV.

PHYSICAL THERAPY IN TH. TIFATMENT Of THEADULT HEMIPLEGIr PATIENT

26 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT SD, an 1962

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO C09090/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE BOBATH CONCEPT OF PHYSICALTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF ADULT HEMIPLE.GICS DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUES WITH THEPATIENT STANDING AND WALKING, AND IN THESUPINE, PRONE, SITTING, AND KNEELING ATTI.TUDES

PHYSICAL THERAPY MANAGEMENT OF A BILATERALAMPUTEE


PRODUCER USA S

TITLE MO. 004926/RL SALE,

DISCUSSES THE EARLY MANAGEMENT OF ABOVE.AND BELOW-KNEE UNILATERAL AMPUTEES, AND RE.HABILITATION OF THE BILATERAL AMPUTEE. SHOWSFITTING OF AND TRAINING WITH PROTHESES.

PHYSICIAN TALKS AMOUT SMOKING, A


PRODUCER USHSMH


BEGINS WITH THE HISTORY OF SMOKING IN THEUNITED STATES AND CONTINUES THROUGH THEEPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL EVIDENCE WHICHLINKS SMOKING TO DISEASE. DISCUSSES AUER-BACH'S STUDY OF PRECANCEROUS AND CANCER.(WS LUNG CHANGES RELATED TO SMOKING.GUIDE INCLUDED.

PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF CARDIAC OUTPUTANO VINOUS RETURN, PTS 1 AND 2

59 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,1977 COL

PRODUCER USNMAC


REVIEWS THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. CIVES ALOOK AT CARDIAC OUTPUT AND DISCUSSES THESIX FACTORS IMPORTANT TO VENOUS RETURN.ALSO DISCUSSES THE INTERRELATIONSHIP' BE.TWEEN CARDIAC OUTPUT AND VENOUS RETURN.116 SLIDES. 2 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALSOR WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY. IN-STRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND STUDENT'S MANUAL IN-CLUDED. PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THEUNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.

FROM THE HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY SERIES.PHYSICAL SECURITY SURVEYS


PRODUCER USA

TLE NO. 003020/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PURPOSE, FUNDAMENTALS ANDPROCEDURES FOR A PHYSICAL SECURITY SURVEYOF A MILITARY INSTALLATION 70 UNCOVER ANDCORRECT SECURITY WEAKNESSES.

CLEARED FOR TV

PHYSICAL SECURITY, PT 10. IDENTIFICATION ANDCONTROL


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE PURPOSES AND TECHNIQUES OFIDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL PROCEDURES. IN-CLUDES BADGES, ACCESS LISTS, DURESS CODES,AND NEW EQUIPMENT


PHYSICAL SHOCK THE THIRD FUNDAMENTAL


PRODUCER USMESA


DESCRIBES CHARACTERISTICS OF SHOCK AND THESHOCK CYCLE. DETAILS THE CAUSES, SYMPTOMS,AND PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONA:. CHANGES ASSOC!.ATED WITH SHOCK. STRESSES THE FACT THATPHYSICAL SHOCK IS A REACTION THAT FOLLOWSALMOST ALL SERIOUS INJURIES, AND THEREFORESHOULD NOT 8E NEGLECTED.


RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.DIOVISUALS, U S DERCITMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINSTRA.TION, 4900 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

269

2'16'

1976

PHYSIOLOGY OF F000


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HUMAN FOOD REQUIREMENTS AND HOWTHESE REQUIREMENTS CAN BE MET BY NATURALSOURCES.

PHYSIOLOGY Of HIGH ALTITUDE FLYING


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE DANGERS OF HIGH ALTITUDEFLYING AND THE STANDARD SAFETY PRECALFTIONS.


PICTURE YOURSELF A MARINE


PRODUCER USMC SPONWR USN


'SHOWS FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SI U.DENTS THE MANY ACTIVITIES, OPPORTUNITIES, ANDRESPONSIBILITIES OF TODAY'S WOMAN MARINE.COMPARES THESE ASPECTS OF MILITARY LIFEWITH CIVILIAN LIFE.

PIECE OF WOOD, A


PRODUCER USDA


TAKES A LOOK AT THE U S "'MST SERVICE PROD-UCTS LA3ORATORY AT AADISON, WISCONSINWHERE CHEMISTS, PHY JIOTS. BOTANISTS, PA.THOLOGISTS, FORESTERS ',ND ENGINEERS AREALL WORKING TOWARD ONE GOAL, TO LEARN EV.ERYTHING POSSIBLE ABOUT WOOD, THROUGH RE-SEARCH, TO DETERMINE BETTER AND MORE EFFI-CIENT USES OF FOREST PRODUCTS.

PILOT ANO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL THE

19 MIN, NIMM FILM, OPT SO, B&W 1956

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE M, 003023/RL SAI E

EXPLAINS AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PHOCEDURESANO TECHNIOUES. INCLUDES TOWER AND PLANECONTROL, CLEARANCE PROCEDURES, CHECK-POINTS, RADAR APPROACH CONTROL, AND OTHERPHASES INVOLVED.

PILOTING SURFACE


PRODUCER USN


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCURATE PILOT.ING AND DISCUSSES BRIEFLY THE USE OF THEBEARING CIRCLE, COMPASS REPEATER, AND ALI.DADE IN SECURING BEARINGS.

FROM THF 'AVGATICW SERIES.

PINAITAINED FOUNDATION FOR A FULL CROWN


PRODUCER USVADT


ILLUSTRATES HOW A PIN.RETAINED FOUNDATION ISADDED TO A TOOTH WHICH IS SO BADLY BROKENDOWN THAT INSUFFICIENT TOOTH STRUCTURE RE.MAINS FOR PREPARATION FOR A FULL CROwN. IN.CluDES PREPARATION OF THE PIN CHANNELS BYMEANS OF A TWIST DRILL, CORRECT SEATING OFMULTIPLE SELF.SHEARING THREADED PINS, ANDPLACEMENT OF THE FOUNDATION MATERIAL BYEITHER AMALGAM ALLOY OR COMPOWTE RESIN.SHOWS HOW THE PIN-RETAINED, SuILT.UP FOUNDA-TION IS PREPARED TO PROVIDE RETENTION, SUP.PORT, AND RESISTANCE FOR A FuLL CROWN RES.TORATION.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PINLAY ABUTMENTS

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL )964

PRODUCER USA


CLINICALLY DEMONSTRATES THE PINLAY ASO?-. MENT TECHNIQUE USED IN RESTORATION OF AN

TERIOR TEETH.


PINLAYS USING THE LONA UNDA PARALLELOMETrA


PRODUCER US)/A

TITLE NO. 59906 NIL SALE

DESCRIBES THE TECHNIOUES INVOLVED IN THEPREPARATION, IMPRESSION, AND FABRICATION OFPINLAYS FOR ANTERIOR TEETH. ILLUSTRATES THETECHNICAL, CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCE-DURES.

PIONEER ON THE COLUMBIA

19 MIN, 16MM FILM OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAE

TITLE NO. 004626/RL

1900

SALE

TELLS 'THE STORY OF BONNEVILLE DAM. SHOW&THE IMPACT CT THIS COLUMBIAN RIVER ON THEPACIFIC NORTHWEST.

PIONEERS OP TIN VERTICAL FRONTIER AIROMEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY


PROOLCER USAF

rtra 0041125IRL SALE

SHOWS 'NE TRAINING AND CARE OF PRIMATES.POINTS OUT THEIR VITAL I ISE IN DECOMPRESSIONAND RADIATION STUDIES. BLOOD ANALYSIS, ANDEXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE,PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED Aa 'PIONEERSOF THE VERTICAL.'

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF T lE SPON.BORING AGENCY.

PIPE FABRICATION WITH JIGS

22 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. 110, B&W

PAMACER USOE


1944

SALE

EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF THE JIG. SHOWS HOWTO LAY OUT ANO ASSEMBLE TARGETS FOR A JIG,SET HANGERS AND TARGETS USING A PIPE SEC-TION AS A TEMPLATE, ANI., FABRICATE PIPE ON THEJIG.

FROM THE SHIPBUILOIAG SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFIT.TING, NO. 7.

PIPE SPRING


PRODUCER USDAVA

TITLE NO 0I0116/RL RENTAL SALE

OFFERS A GLIMSE OF THE OLD WEST SHOWS HOWTYPICAL RANCH CHORES ARE PERFORMED IN ACORRAL ADJACENT TO THE AIRE SPRING NATIONALMONUMENT.

PIPING FABRICATION FOR SHIPBOARD HIGH TEM-PERATURE STEAM SYSTEM& WELDING


PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES THE CARE AND SKILLS REQUIRED INTHE WELDING PHASES OR WORKING WITHCHROMEMOLYBDENuM PIPING.

pipING FARRICATION FOR SHIPBOARD HIGH TEM-PERATURE STEAM SYSTEM BENDING/INSTALLING

10 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W I.? 41

PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES THE CARE AND SKILLS REQUIRED INTHE BENDING AND FABRICATION PHASES OFWORKING WITH CHROME -MOLYBDENUM PIPING.

PIPING FABRICATION FOR SHIPBOARD HIGH TEM-PERATURE STEAM SYSTEMS INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USN


EMPHASIZES THE CARE AND SKILL REQUIRED FORTHE HANDLING, FABRICATION, AND INSTALLATIONOF CHROMEMOLYBDENUM PIPING IN SHIPBOARDHIGHTEMPERATuRE, HIGH-PPESSURE STEAM SYS.TEMS.

PIOUA NUCLEAR POWER FACILITY, THE


PRODUCER USAEc SPONSOR USERDA


iisES ANIMATION TO COMPARE THE ORGANIC-MO.(*RATED PIQUA REACTOR TO THE LIQUID METALSODIUM GRAPHITE REACTOR AT HALLAM, NE. ANDTHE PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR AT SHIPPING-PORT, PA.


PISTON AND LINER REMOVAL


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE CONNECTING . BEAR.ING, FORK ROD PISTON ASSEMBLY, S. AUL RODPISTON ASSEMBLY, AND OPPOSITE LINERS.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE ON THEGENERAL MOTORS 12.567A DIESEL EA'GINESSERIES.

PLACE IN HISTORY, A


PRODUCER USNLE


DEPICTS GENERAL EISENHOWER'S ENTIRE LIFEAND EMPHASIZES HIS ROLE IN WORLD WAR II ASWELL AS HIS WHITE HOUSE YEARS. NARRATED ByLORNE GREENE.

PLACE OF BEING, A

12 MIN, i$MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1967

TITLE NO. 010117 all RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS A SURVEY OF THE SIGHTS AND SOuNDSOF LAKE MEAD COMBINED WITH THE ORIGINALMUSIC OF JAZZ GUITARIST, CHARLES BYRD. CAP.TuRE THE SENSE OF EXHILARATION AND FUN ANDRECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE THERE.

PLACE TO LAND, A


PRODUCER USFAA


DEMONSTRA TES THE ABILITy OF VERTICAL ANDSHORT TAKEOFF AND LANDING (STOL) AIRCRAFT,AND OF HELICOPTERS, TO PROVIDE AIR ACCESSAND LOGISTIC SUPPORT IN A TIME OF EMERGENCY .SHOWS AIRCRAFT LANDINGS ON STREETS, DOCKS,AND IN PARKS. DEMONSTRATES THE uNIOUE CHAR.ACTERISTICS 07 HELICOPTERS AND STOL AIR.CRAFT.

PLACE TO MEET, A - A WAY TO UNDERSTAND


PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE MI. 002159/RL RENTAL

1971

SALE

DCCUMENTS A uNIOUE EXPERIMENT IN AMERICANLIFE-AN ATTEMPT TO BRING TO LIFE AN IDEA THATWILL BE NEW TO MANY AMERICANS-THE IDEA THATCHILOREN AND THE OCCUPATIONAL WORLD OFMOST ADULTS DO NOT NEED TO REMAIN APART

PLACES WE EAT IN

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 19741,.

PRODUCeR USCHND


TAKES A LOOK AT THE WAY CHILDREN FEEL ABOUTTHEIR MEALTIME ENVIRONMENT AND DISCUSSESWHY THEY FEEL THE THE WAY THEY DO. PORTIONSIZES FOR CHILDREN OF DIFFERENT AGES ANDTEE MANAGEMENT OF SCHOOL DINING ROOMS AREALSO DISCUSSED

FROM THE F000 FOR TUN:TRIES

CI.EARED FOR TV.

PLACING SLIDING WAYS

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT

1945 PRODUCER USN

PISTONS AND ROOS

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. Ii&W 1944

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO DISASSEMbLE, CLEAN, INSPECT,AND REASSEMBLE PISTONS AND CONNECTINGROOS.

PITCH OUTTONING AND BLOCKING SPHERICALLENSES


MODUCER USX

TITLE NO. 600050/RL RFATAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES BLOCKING CONVEX LENSES,BLOCKING WITH PAGOOA TOOL, THE USE OF RINGsurroN, BUTTONING AND BLOCKING WITH PITCHPOINTS, AND PITCH BUTTONING AND BLOCKINGVERY SMALL LENSES.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH U S NAVY.

FROM THE ,oRrIcAL CRAFTSMANSHIP SERIES.

270 9 .4,

SD, B&W 1946


DESCRIBES THE STEP.BY-3TEP PROCEDURE INPLACING SLIDING WAYS FOR STERN LAUNCHING.FOLLOWS THE PROCEDURE O TIE COMPLETIONOF THE SLIDING WAYS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1941.

FROM THE SHIPBUILLING SKILLS SERIES. PREP.ARATION FOR STERN LAUNCHING.

PLACING THE RIGHT MAN ON THE JOB


PRODUCER USOE


DRAMATIZES CASES OF FIVE DIFFERENT WORKEAS,UNSATISFACTORY IN PARTICULAR JOBS, WHO AREASSIGNED TO OTHER JOBS MORE SUITABLE TOTHEIR ABILITIES AND CAPACITIES.

FROM THE PROBLEMS 'N SUPERVISION SERIES.

PLAGUE CONTROL


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS TI It CHIEF CLINICAL TYPES OF PLAGUE,THE TyPE Or PNVIRONMENT IN WHICH PLAGUETENDS TO Flak. - THE ROLE OF THE RAT ANDRAT FLEA, AND RAT CON1ROL MEASURES.PRODUCE!) BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

MAME N SYLVATIC ARIAS

2e MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1941


rine No. 003032/RL SALE

SHOWS THE WORLD HISTORY OF PLAGUE AND ITSINTRODUCTION INTO THE U S PARTICULARLY INTHE SYLVATIC AREAS Of THE WEST. DESCRIBESTHE IMPORTANCE OF THE CONTROL OF TRANSMIS-&ON AGENTS, INCLUDING THE RODENTBORNEFLEAS, AND DISCUSSES METHODS OF RAPID DIAG.NOSIS AND TREATMENT.

PLAIN INDEXING AND ctsTrso A SPUR GEAR

2e MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1941

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE No. 1300900/FIL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PARTS OF A GEAR TCOTH, THE USEOF THE DIVIDING HEAD FOR SPACING TEETH. ANDTHE OPERATIONS OF A MILLING MACHINE IN THEcurnNo or A SPUR GEAR.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE, NO. 4.

PLAN FOR PROTECTION


PRODUCER USAE


SHOWS DAMAGES CAUSED BY THREE MAJOR NUR.RICANES IN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, AND THECORPS OF ENGINEERS PLANS FOR THE PROTEC-TION OF THE ENTIRE NARRAGAP.SETT BAY AREA BYTHE USE OF TWO HYDRAULIC MODELS. ONE MODELWAS OF THE ENTIRE BAY AND THE OTHER WAS ALARGER SCALE MODEL OF EAST PASSAGE, THEMAIN NAVIGATION ENTRANCF SHOWS TESTS CON-DUCTED TO PROVE THE MANEUVERABILITY OFNAVY VESSELS THROUGH ONE OF THE BARRIERSDURING THE WORST STORM OF RECORD.

PLAN FOR SURVIVAL

34 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, CJL 19'..

PRODUCER usemi

mu NO. 003547/RL SALE

COVERS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE BARRICADEAND OTHER (CORRECT AND SAFE) BARRICADINGPROCEDURES, AND THE ORGANIZATION OF RESCVEAND RECOVERY OPERATIONS ON THE SURFACE. NMINE RESCUE TEAM, AFTER CAREFUL AND SYSTEM.ATIC SEARCHING, FINALLY FREE THE MEN.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4000FORKS AVENUE. PITTS8URGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFFER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED.THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND,HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

PLANE IS MORN, A


PRODUCER USFAA


DESCRIPFR HOW r7;.'. KS WITH MANUFACTUR.ERS IN 1, DESIGN, MANUFACTURE AND CERTIFI.CATION OF NEW AIRCRAFT.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PUKE SENSE

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT -0, COL 1908

PRODUCER U3FM


OFFERS HINTS ABOUT BUYING A USEU AIRCRAFT,OUTLINES RESPONSIBILITIES IN MAINTAINING ANDRECORDING THE MAINTENANCE OF THE AIRCRAFTAND ENGINE, AND SHOWS HOW TO KEEP ABREASTOF CURRENT FM REGULATIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

Pima IN THE SKY, SHIPS IN THE SEA

2$ MIN, IOMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USN


PORTRAYS THE RCLE OF THE NAVAL SHIPS RE-SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER AND AFFILI-ATED LABORATORIES IN DEVELOPING MODERNNAVAL SHIPS AND EQUIPMENT.


PLANETARY Gun PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION, PT2, MULTIPLE SITS


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES, THROUGH THE USE OF A SCALEMODEL, THE PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION GOVERN-ING MULTIPLE SETS OF PLANETARY GEARS.

PLANETARY CHARS, PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION, PTt MNOU SITS

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1953

PROOUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE USE AND OPERATION OF PLAN-ETARY GEARS, COVERING THE BASIC COMPO-NENTS, THE LAWS OF MECHANICAL OPERATION,AND THE RESULTS. ILLUSTRATES THROUGH ASCALE MODEL THE MECHANICS OF PLANETARYGEARS.

PLANING A DOVETAIL SLIDE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP THE WORKPIECE, CUTTINGTOOLS, AND MACHINE. SHOWS HOW TO MAKEROUGH AND FINISH CUTS IN THE CLEARANCE SLOT,AND MAKE ANGLE CUTS.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE PLANER, NO. 2.

PLANING A FLAT SURFACE


PRODUCER USOE

TInE NO. 003036/AL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE FUNCTION OF A PLANER. SHOWSHOW TO MOUNT THE WORKPIECE, SET THE TOOLAND TABLE FOR THE CUT, MAKE A FIRST ANDSECOND ROUGHING CUT AND MAKE A FIRST ANDSECOND FINISHING CUT.

FROM THE MACHINE WORK SHOP SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE PLANER, NO.

PLANING ROUGH SURFACES TO MINNOW


PRODUCER USOE


ESCRIBES HOW TO PREPARE WOOD FOR PLANINGAND PLANE STOCK TO UNIFORM THICKNESS, DE-TERMINE THE AMOUNT OF CUT TO BE MADE,REGU-LATE THE SPEED OF FEEDING, AND ADJUST THESURFACER TO CUT STRAIGHT SURFACES.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON A SINGLE FACE SURFACE, O. 1.

PLANKTON LIFE OF THE SEA


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW THE STUDY OF PLANKTON IS MAKINGMAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARD AN UNDEH-STANDING Of THE OCEAN ENVIRONMENT.

PLANNINO ANO LAYING OUT WORK

10 MIN, 10MM Fll M. OPT SD, 130W 1944

PRODUCER UWE

TITLE 10,7 i'02150/RL SALE

DEPICTS A PLANT SUPERVISOR'S TALK TO HIS SON,WHO HAS BUILT A BOAT IN THE BASEMENT TOOLARGE TO GO THROUGH THE DOOR, ABOUT THENrcEssir FOR PLANNING A JOB IN ADVANCE. RE.COUNTS SEVERAL ILLUSTRATIVE EXPERIENCES ATTHE PLANT.

FROM THE PROBLEMS IN SUPERVISION MMES.

PLANNING FOR THE PVALUATION OF SPECIAL EDU-CATION PROGRAMS

74 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, 1/4 IN. AUDIOTAPE,COL 1970

PROOWER USOE


DISPOSES OF THE SUPPOSITION THAT EVALUATIONOF SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS CAN ONLY BEHANDLED BY SPECIALISTS AND EMPHASIZES THATEVAI UATION REFERS TO DECISION -MAKING. AIDSPERSONS INVOLVED IN PROGRAMS FOR HANDI-CAPPED CHILDREN.

2712 75

PLANNING SCHEDUUNG. ORGANIZING WORK, ANDWO 11.00VEMENT

29 MIN, 119AM FILM, OPT, SD, B&W 1065

PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES HOW SUPERVISORS CAN PLAN AND OR-GANIZE WORK. TELLS ABOUT A SIMPLE APPROACHTO SIMPLIFYING MANY JOBS.

FROM THE SUCXESS IN SUPERVISION SERIES. NO.11.

PLANT FOR THE FUTURE


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 0037112/RL

1963

SALE

TELLS A STORY OF HOW A GROUP OF GROWERSFOROM.D A HOME INDUSTRY DESIGNED TO GRADEAND PACK FRESH APPLES FOR TODAY'S DEMAND-ING MARKETS. WITH ASSISTANCE FROM THE RURAL.AREAS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. THESE PENNSYL-VANIA FARMERS FORMED A PACKING COOPERATIVETHT BENEFITED THE LOCALITY AS WELL AS THEM.SELVES.

PLANT GROWTH IN COMPENSATED FIELDS


PRODUCER USAEC


POINTS OUT THAT PLANT GROWTH IS CONTROLLEDB Y A SENSITIVE MECHANISM WHICH RESPONDS TOB RIEF AND MINUTE STIMULATION. DESCRIBES THEOPERATION AND USE OF THE MECHANICAL SERVO-SYSTEM WHICH NEUTRALIZES STIMULI ON PLANTSFOR EXPERIMENTAL PURPOSES.

PLANT HEALTH PROGRAM, A

55 MIN. 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, B&W


TITLE NO. 002161/RL

1955

SALE

SHOWS A TYPICAL OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PRO-GRAM IN OPERATION IN A MOOERN PRINTINGPLANT.

PLANTING MWT ENOUGH

14 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 109PRODUCER USDA


THE NORTH.COUNTRY MAY BE EMBARKING ON ANEW ERA BECAUSE OF TREE PLANTATIONS. BUTPLANTING IS NOT ENOUGH. PROPER MANAGEMENT,WHICH IS GOOD BUSINESS. CAN DOUBLE ANNUALGROWTH. VALUES OTHER THAN WOOD ALSO IN-CREASE, SUCH AS RECREATION, GOOD WATER,AND WILDLIFE HABITAT.

PLANTS AS A FOOD SOURCE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE iO. 005489/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW PLANT LIFE CAN BE UTILIZED FOR ALLBODY FOOD REQUIREMENTS.

PLAQUE CONTROL BY ORAL HYGIENE AND PISMO-DONTAL 119110111Y




FOCUSES ON THE IMPORTANCE OF PLAQUE CON-TROL FOR THE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OFPERIODONTAL DISEASE. PRESENTS TWO METHODS:PATIENT EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION ON VAR-MS METHODS OF ORAL HYGIENE, AND THE ROLEOF PERIOOONTAL SURGERY IN ACHIEVING PLAQUECONTROL

PLASTIC ANO RECONSTRUCTION swam OF TIMHMO

34 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL HMS

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 00$116/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES CASES OF EARLY TRAUMATICWOUND OF THE HANDS, METHOOS OF ELECTIVESURGERY OF THE HANDS, AND LATE RECONSTRUC-TIVE SURGERY.

PLASTIC ISOLATORS NEW TOOLS FOR MEDICAL RE-SEARCH


PROOUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES HOW INEXPENSIVE PLASTIC ISOLA-TORS WILL PROTECT LABORATORY ANIMALS FROM

CONTAMINATION OURIN, RESEARCH STUDIESTHES7 ISOLATORS ARE ALSO BEING USED TO PRO.TECT PERSONNEL FROM VIRULENT ORGANISMS,NOXIOUS FUMES AND RADIOACTIVE DUSTS

PLASTICS-A SIRIES


PRODUCER usoE


DEMONSTRATES THE PERFORMANCE OF A VARIETYOF PLASTICS. SHOWS THE MOLDING TECHNIQUESAND OPERATIONS

COMPRESSION. MOLDING, PT 1, PRE-PARING THE' CHARM AND LOADINGTHE MOLD

COMPRESSION MOLDING, PT 2. MOLD-ING A SIMPLE PART

FINISHING MOLDED PARTS

INJECTION MOLDING, PT I, SETTINGUP THE PRESS AND MOLDING APART

IsacTION MOLDIND, PT 2, CLEANING413 SERVICING THE PRESS

MACHINING LAMINATED PLASTICS

METHODS OF PROCESSING PLASTICSMATERIALS

ORIGIN AND SYNTHESIS OF PLASTICSMATERIALS

SEMI-AUTOMATIC AND HAND MOLDINGOF INTRICATE PARTS

VENIAL IMPAIRMENT ASSOCIATEDWITH BRAIN DAMAGES

11MIN

10IAIN

14IAIN

14IAIN

12IAIN

19MIN

25MIN

16MIN

1OMIN

1OMIN

PLATE DETECTOR


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT INTHE PLATE DETECTOR CIRCUIT AND EXPLAINS HOWTHE CIRCUIT RECOVERS ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THEMEGAKARYOCYTE AS WELL AS THE ADVANTAGESAND LIMITATIONS Of THE PLATE DETECTOR WITHREFERENCE TO SELECTIVITY, SENSITIVITY ANDSIGNAL HANDLING ABILITY USING AN ACTUALPLATE DETECTOR TRAINER AND A SYNCHROSCOPE.DEMONSTRATES OUTPUT WAVESHAPES FROM THEPLATE DETECTOR. (KINESCOPE)

PLATE-COUPLED MULTIVISRATOR VT

40 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE MO 003042/FIL SALE

DISCUSSES THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT INTHE PLATE COUPLED MULTIVIBRATOR CIRCUIT,THE CONSTRUCTION OF A WAVEFORM GRAPH. ANDHOW TO MAINTAIN STABILITY.KINESCOPE

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOI.ETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

PLATELET MORPHOLOGY FUNCTION

28 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO, BIM 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC


ILLUSTRATES ULTRASTRUCTURE OF MEGAKARYO.CYTE AND PLATELET. DESCRIBES 'PLATELET ADM&SION, AGGREGATION, AND FUNCTION TESTS.PRODUCED IN CCOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER.sirf SCHOOL Of MEDICINE KINESCOPE.


PLATELETS AND LEUKACYTIS


PRODUCER USNMA,

TITLE MO 00S320/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE PREPARATION OF PLATELET PACKSFROM WHOLE FRESH B1.0 -n. INDICATES THAT BY ASIMPLE FREEZE.TXAW 1...CHNIQUE, FACTOR VIIIRICH CRYOPRECIPITATE CAN SE PREPARED FORTHE TREATMENT Of HEMOPHILIA. INCLUDES A DIS-CUSSION ON THE USE OF LEUKOCYTE CONCEN-TRATES, SERUM ALBUMIN, COAGULATION CONCEN.TRATES, AND HYPERIANMUNA GAMMA GLOBULIN.

FROM THE CLINCAL PATHOLOGY SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV RECOMMENDED FOR PROFES-SIONAL' nr/I IPS ONLY

PLAY IT SAFI


PRODUCER USCPSC


PRSSENTS THE COACH OF THE GROUNDS CREW ATTHE MYTHICAL NATIONAL STADIUM WHO RUNS HIS

TEAM THROUGH A LOCKER ROOM, REVIEWINGSAFETY TIPS FOR USING POWER LAWN MOWERSAND HEDGE TRIMMERS

PLIERS AND SCREW DRIVERS


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES THE PROPER USE OF PLIERS ANDSCREW DRIVERS AND SAFETY PRECAU- IONS TO BEOBSERVED IN THEIR USE

PLOW THAT BROKE THE PLAINS, THE


PROQUCER USDA


1936

SALE

DEPICTS SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC HISTORY OFGREAT PLAINS FROM THE SE rLEMENT OF PRAI.RIES BY CATTLEMEN AND FARML RS THROUGH THEWORLD WAR I BOOM TO DROUGHT AND DEPRES-SION. ALSO, GAVE THE INITIAL IMPETUS TO THEAMERICAN DOCUMENTARY FILM.

PLOWSHARE




USES ANIMATION AND LIVE ACTION TO EXPLAINTHE DEVELOPMENT AND AIMS OF THE PLOWSHAREPROGRAM. THE ATOMIC ENERCN COMMISSION'SPROGRAM FOR THE SAFE USE OF NUCLEAR EXPLO-SIVES FOR CIVILIAN APPLICATIONS.


PLUNGE CUT GRINDING


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT A BUSHING ON A MAN.DREL, DRESS THE SIDE OF THE GRINDING WHEEL.SET A DIAL SNAP GAGE FOR THE PRODUCTIONGRINDING OF BLISHINGS, AND ROUGH. AND FINISH.GRIND A BUSHING. STRESSES RHYTHM IN GRIND.ING.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE CENTER-TYPE GRINDER, NO 4.

PLUTONIUM FUEL FAIRICATION FOR MTR



TITLE NO. 033047/RL ReNTAL

1958

SALE

EXPLAINS THAT THE MATERIALS TESTING REACTOR(MTR) AT AEC'S NATIONAL REACTOR TESTING STA-TION, ID, HAS BEEN OPERATED UTILIZING PLUTON!.UM AS THE ENTIRE FISSIONABLE FUEL CHARGE.


PLUTONIUM FUEL FASRICATION, ESR-I, MARK 4


PRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USEF1DA


SHOWS THE TECHNIQUES AND DRECAUTIONS USEDIN THE MANUFACTURE OF THE EXPERIMENTAL PLC.TONIUM FUEL ELEMENTS FOR EBR.1

PLUTONIUM METAL PREPARATION




SHOWS THE PROCESS AND EQUIPMENT DESIGNEDAND USED AT LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATO.RY IN CONVERTING PLUTONIUM FROM A NITRATESOLUTION TO ELEMENTAL METAL.


PLUTONIUM RECYCLE


PRODUCER USAEC


EXPLAINS THAT THE NUCLEAR.ECONOMIC ADVAN.TAGES OF PLUTONIUM DEPEND UPON THE PERFOR.MANCE OF THE MULTIPLE RECYCLE

272

PM-I NUCLEAR POWER PLANT



mu' NO 003050/RI RENTAL SALE

SUPPLIES THE POWER FOR THE RADAR AND SPACEHEATING OF A REMOTE AIR DEFENSE COMMANDRADAR STATICN IN WYOMING GIVES DETAILS ONMAJOR COMPONENTS AND EXPLAINS THE DESIGNAND OPERAT:ON OF THE SYSTEM


PM-3A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT - ANTARCTICA




GIVES DETAILS ON THE PLANT'S PRESSUREVESSEL, COOLANT, NUCLEAR FUEL. CONTROLRODS, SWITCHGEAR, HEATTRANSFER EQUIPMENT.TURBOGENERATOR, AND OTHER MAJOR COMPO-NENTS

PNEUMONIA

60 MIN, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE. 86W



DISCUSSES THE NATURE, HISTORY, COMPLICA.TIONS. AND TYPES OF PNEUMONIA AND ITS ACQUI.SITION. DESCRIBES THE ROLE OF THE ALVEOLARMACROPHAGE AND ITS ALTERATION BY INEBRIA.TION, ACIDOSIS, OR UREMIA. SHOWS THE INTRA.THORACIC COMPLICATIONS OF PNEUMONIA, BRON-CHIAL OBSTRUCTION, ATELECTASIS, EMPYEMA.PERICARDITIS. AND DISTANT COMPLICATIONS.

1970 .

POETRY OF POLYMERS, THE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NU. 003053/RL SALE

SHOWS A RESEARCH IN POLYMERS BEING PER-FORMED. THE MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF POLY-MERS IS EXPLAINED AND THE MOLDING OF A POLY-MER FROM BASIC INGREDIENTS IS DEMONSTRAT-ED. THE CHALLENGE OF INQUIRING INTO THE BASICNATURE OF MATERIALS IS DRAMATICALLY PRE.SENTED.

POINT CONTROL OF TRAFFIC


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THAT POINT CONTROL OF TRAFFIC IS ES-SENTIAL FOR THE SMOOTH AND RAPIU MOVEMENTOF TROOPS AND SUPPLIES.

POINT OF VIEW

41 MIK 16IAM FILM, OPT SD, BAN 1962

PRCOUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES THE 'DISCOVERY' METHOD AS AP.PLIED TO THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH LOUIS CZAHNER LEADS A CLASS OF 7TH GRADERS TO SEETHE IMPLICATIONS OF POINT OF VIEW IN WRITINGAND SPEAKING

POLARIS TO POSEIDON


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES ONE OF THE NAVY'S MAJOR CONTRIBU-TIONS TO WORLD PEACE-THE POLARIS MISSILESUBMARINE AND THE ME:1 WHO OPERATE HER

POLARIS, r 14:40 GOLD


PRODUCER USN


PORTRAYS THE BLUE AND GCLD CREWS OF THE US IkIAVY FLEET BALLISTIC MISSILE SUBMARINES ONPALIOL IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN SHOWS LIFE IN ATYP1L \ L POLARIS PURMARINE

POLE LINE CONSTAUCTION, PT 3, ERECTING POLESAND ATTACHING CROSSARMS


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE ERECT POLES USING AN EARTH-BORER AND Bl THL ..ANUAL METHOD; FACING AND

'ALIGNING POLES; AND INSTALLING SINGLE,

DOUBLE, SIDEARM, BUCK, AND H-TYPE CROS-SARMS.

POLINING

21I MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MAKE A CONCAVE OR CONVEXPOUSHING SHELL, TRIM A POLISHING SHELL TOSIZE AND CUT BREATHERS, SET UP AND USE A PO-LISHING MACHINE, MAKE THE NEWTON'S RINGCHECK WITH TEST GLASS, AND CORRECT FORHOLLOW AND HIGH CCNDITIONS.

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP SERIES.SPHERICAL SURFACES

POLISHING




INSTRUCTS IN MIXING OF ABRASIVE AGENTS USEDFOR POLISHING TEETH. DISCUSSES INSTRUMENTSPEED AND PRESSURE USED WHEN APPLYING THEAGENT TO TOOTH SURDACES. DEMONSTRATES PO.LIMING OF INTERPROXIMAL SURFACES USINGDENTAL TAPE.

FRCM THE SCALING TECHNIOUES SERIES. NO. 10.

POLLUTION NLOW

14 MIN. tOMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS THE STORIES OF THREE PEOPLE FARAPART, CAUGHT UP IN DANGEROUS SITUATIONSCAUSED BY UNEXPECTED POLLUTION.

FROM THE REDISCOVERY SERIES.

POLLUTION SOLUTION?, THE


PROOUCER USNASA

rITLE NO. 006977/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW LANDSAT'S REMOTE SENSING CAPA-BILITIES CAN AID IN RESOLVING ENVIRONMENTALQUALITY PROBLEMS. THE SATELLITE CAN LOCATENri MONITOR STRIP MINING OPERATIONS TO FA-CILITATE LAND RECLAMATION PROGRAMS. THE

ELLITE HELPS SOLVE SOME METEORLOGICALAM.3TERIES BY TRACKING THE PATH OF AIRBORNEKLLUTION. IT CAN ALSO MONITOR THE COURSECf INDUSTRIAL WASTES AND GARBAGE DUMPEDINTO OUR LAKES, RIVERS, AND COASTAL AREAS.

FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL SERIES. LANDSATSATELLITE FOR ALL SEASONS.

CLEAREP FOR TV.

PONTIC PNIPARATION LASIAL CONTOUR GINGIVALADAPTATION

t t MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1989

PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES HOW DEFINITE STEPS ARE REQUIREDFOR THE PROPER ESTHETIC AND FUNCTIONALPREPARATION OF PONTICS FOR FIXED PARTIALDENTURES.

POPULARITY STORAGE PLANNING THE STORAGELAYOUT

20 MIN. tOMM FILM, OPT SD, COL 195$

PROOUCER USN


SHOWS STORAGE SPACE, LAYOUT, CONTROL. OFSPACE, MATERIAL POSITIONING, AND DESIGN OF ASTCCK LOCATION SYSTEM.

POPULARITY sTonxcia mummy" oe STOCK PO-@MOWING


PFKIOUCER USN


SHOWS BASIC PRINCIPLES OF POPULARITY STOR-AGE-DEMAND, SIMILARITY, SIZE, CHARACTERIS-TICS, AND THE ADVANTAGE OF STCCK POSITIONINGAT ALL LEVELS OF THE SUPPLY SYSTEM.

PORCELAIN PROTECTED SURFACE WIRING


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO MAKE AN ELECTRICALENTRANCE TO A BUILDING, INSTALL WIRING ANDPORCELAIN FITTINGS, SUPPORT AND INSULATE

WIREE AND PREPARE AND CONNECT WIRES FORSERVICE.


PORCELAIN-FUSED-T0-00Ln CROWNS ANO BRINES,PT 1, TOOTH PREPARATION

13 MIN, tOMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE CORRECT TOOTH PREPARA-TION FOR . PORCELAIN-FUSED-TO-GOLD CROWNS.EMPHASIZES CAREFUL ADHERENCE TO THE BASICPRINCIPLES AND TECHISQUES. PRESENTS RESULTSIN THE PRODUCTION OF AN ACCURATELY FITTINGAND ESTHETICALLY PLEASING FIXED eARTIAL DEN.TURE.

PORCELAIN-FUSED-TOGOLD CROWNS ANO a/0amGINGIVAL RETRACTION AND 041 PREPARA

noiPT 2


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THAT ACCURATELY FITTING GINGIVAL MAR-GINS CAN BE ACHIEVED BY CAREFULLY ADHERINGTO THE PRINCIPLES AND DETAILS OF GINGIVAL RE-TRATION. DEMONSTRATES THE IMPRESSION TECH.NIQUE AND DIE PREPARATION.

PORCELAWFUSED-TCROOLD FIXED PARTIAL DEWTUNE ESTHETICS CONTROL SYSTEM, PT I-

17 MIN, tOMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 00902p/RL SALE

FULL TITLE-PORCELAWFUSEEATOOOLD FIXEDPARTIAL DENTURE ESTHETICS CONTROL syslvd,PT f, PREPARATION AND TEMMRIZATION. DEALSWITH THE EXAMINATION OF THE PATIENT, TOOTHPREPARATION, AND AN EXTRAORAL METHOD FORCONSTRUCTING A TEMPORARY RESTORATION THATWILL PROVIDE EXCELLENT PROTECTION TO THE IN-VOLVED TEETH.

PORCELAIN4USEDTOGOLD mxr PARTIAL DEWTUNE ESTHETICS CONTROL II /STEM, PT L.

MIN, tOMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-PORCELAINFUSED-TaGOLD FIXEDPARTIAL DENTURE ESTHETICS CONTROL SYSTEM,PT 2, LABORATORY PHASE CONSTRUCTION OFFRAMEWORK. DESCRIBES THE LABORATORY PRO-CEDURES FOR DEVELOPING WAX PATTERNSWHOSE DIMENSIONS AND CONTOURS ARE CON-TROLLED BY PREOPERATIVE STENTS.

PORCELAIN-FUND-T0404.0 FIXED PARTIAL OEN-TURE ESTHETICS CONTROL SYSTEM, PT


PROOUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-PORCELAINFUSED-TOOOLD FIXEDPARTIAL DENTURE EST HETICS CONTROL SYSTEM,PT 3, VENEERING WITH PORCELAIN DETAILS THEPROCEDURES FOR PREPARING AND VENEERINGTHE CASTING FOR AN ANTERIOR BRIDGE. SHOWSTHE USE OF THE POLYPROPYLENE STENTS IN THELABORATORY PHASE AND THE FINAL CEMENTATIONOF THE BRIDGE.

PORT PREPAREDNESS


PRODUCER USOCD


SHOWS HOW PORT MANAGEMENTS FROM COASTTO COAST AND FROM THE GREAT LAKES TO THEGULF ARE NOW MAKING PREPARATIONS TO MEETEMERGENCIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PORTRAIT OF A MINORITY OROUP AMERICANS OfHISPANIC HERITAGE IN THE UNITED STATES


PROO(KER USCSC


PORTRAYS SPANISH-SPEAKING AMERICANS, THENATION'S SECOND LARGEST MINORITY, WITH APOPULATION OF TEN MILLION IN THE US ANDTHREE MILLION IN PUERTO RICO. SHOWS THREEDIFFERENT MINORITY GROUPS-PUERTO RICANS,MEXICAN-AMERICANS, AND LATIN AMERICANS. DE-SCRIBES THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OfEACH GROUP, INCLUDING ETHNIC ORIGIN, LAN-GUAGE, ANO CULTURE.GUIDES INCLUDED.

273

PORTRAIT Of A SAN-MAN


PRODUCER USEPA


SHOWS THE WORK DONE IN EPA'S REGION 2UNDER AN OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTPROGFIAMS GRANT TO THE ENVIRONMENTALACTION FOUNDATION. PRESENTS INFORMATIONGATHERED FROM INTERVIEWS WITH THE MEN WHOCOLLECT NEW YORK CITY'S TONS OF GARBAGEEVERY DAY.

PORTRAIT Of ANTARCTICA

23 MIN. teMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1981

PRODUCER USN


REPORT OF THE NAVAL AND SCIENTIFIC EFFORTSBEING CONDUCTED IN THE ANTARCTIC DURING OP-ERATION DEEP FREEZE.

PORTIMMOUTN STORY, THE

23 MIN, 10.4M FILM, OPT. SO, NW



HMS

SALE

DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE COMMIS-SION'S GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANT AT PORTS-MOUTH, OH

ALSO KNOWN AS PORTSMOUTH PROJECT (AS ONTITLE FRAMES).


PORTUGUESE PROGRAMMATIC COURSE, VOL 1, BRA-ZILIAN 'SAMPLER)

AUDIOCASSETTES. 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USESI


PORTUGUESE PROGRAMMATIC COURSE, VOL 1, BRA-ZILIAN


PROOUCER USES'


POSITION CLASSIFICATION


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE AO 6101115/RI. SALE

EXPLAINS THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF POSI-TION CLASSIFICATION IN THE FEDERAL GOVERN.MENT, AND HOW IT AFFECTS BOTH SUPERVISORSAND EMPLOYEES, USING THE FILMOGRAPH STYLE.THIS FILM IS MADE FROM A FILMSTRIP.

POSITIVE APPROACH TO THE PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT,A


PROOLICER USVA


SHOWS THE TREATMENT IN VETERANS ADMINIS-TRATION HOSPITALS FOR PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTSWHO HAVE EMERGED FROM ACUTE EPISODES OFMENTAL ILLNESS BUT WHO ARE NOT YET WELLENOUGH TO LEAVE THE HOSPITAL. USES A HOSPI-TAL WARD UNIT AS THE FOCAL SETTING, ANDSTRESSES THE ROLES OF THE NURSE, AIDE, ANDPHYSICIAN.

POST MORTEN INSPECTION CATTLE HEADS

10 MIN, iemm FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1940

PROOUCER USDA

TIILE NO 001943/RL SALE

SHOWS INSPECTION PROCEDURES OF CATTLEHEAD TO ASSURE HEALTH QUALITY IN SLAUGH-TERED CATTLE.

CLEARED FOR 1Y.

POST-MORTEM INSPECTION CATTLE VISCERA ANDCARCASS


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS HEALTH CHECK AND QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTION OF CATTLE VISCERA.

CLEARED FOR 1Y.

POST-MORTEM INSPECTION SWINE


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS HELATH CHECK AND QUALITY CONTROLTECHNIQUES RECOMMENDED FOR POST.MORTEMINSPECTION OF SWINE.

CLEARED FOR TV.

POSTERIOR COMPARTMENT OF THE FOREARM (COM-, KITE VERSION)

29 MIN, 2 X SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1974

PRODUCER USNMAC


TEACHES THE ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES WHICHOCCUPY THE POSTERIOR COMpARTMENT OF THEFOREARM. UPON COMPLETING THE COURSE, THESTUDENT SHOULD BE ABLE TO NAME NND IDENTIFYON A CADAVER OR DRAWING, THE MUSCLES, THEIRTENDONS AND ATTACHMENTS, AND THE VESSELtsAND NERVES OF THIS AREA, AND TO IDENTIFY ON ACROSS-SECTIONAL DRAWING, THE TENDONS THATCROSS THE WRIST THROUGH THE CARPAL TUN-NELS.167 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD.VANCE SIGNALS INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE INCLUDEDPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-srry SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

POSTERIOR COMPARTMENT OF THE FOREARM(REVIEW VERSION)


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 005490) AL SALE

TEACHES THE ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES WHICHOCCUPY THE POSTERIOR COMpARTMENT OF THEFOREAQM

95 SLIDEI I AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE AD-VANCE S 1NALS GUIDE INCLUDED PRODUCED INCOOPERA, ON WITH EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOLOF MEDICINE

POSTOPERATIVE CARE

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. 138W 1959

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 003064/ELL SALE

DESCRIBES THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFHOSPITAL CORPSMEN IN CARING FOR PATIENTS IM-MEDIATELY AFTER SURGERY

FROM THE BASIC NURSING CARE SERIES

POSTOPERATIVE CARE OF THE CHILD WITH CON-GENITAL HEART DISEASE


PROOLICER UKYCN SPONSOR USNMAC


DISCUSSES BACKGROUND. DIAGNOSIS, SURGICALINTERVENTION, AND PROGNOSIS IN A CASE OF ANEWBORN' INFANT WITH COMPLEX CARDIAC MAL-FORMATION WITH DECREASED PULMONARY BLOODFLOW OUTLINES THE SPECIFIC NURSING CAREGIVEN TO THE INFANT DURING HER STAY IN THEINTENSIVE CARE UNIT.

POSTURAL DRAINAGE PATIENT POSITIONING


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 003(45IRL SAL E

DEMONSTRATES THE VARIOUS POSITIONS OF THEBODY WHICH ARE USED TO DRAIN THE LUNG SEG-MENTS OF THE PATIENT WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUC-TIVE PULMONARY DISEASE.

POULTRY COOKERY


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES, IN DETAIL. HOW TO COOK POULTRY

POULTRY PROCESSING INSPECTION

IS MIN, ISMM mu. PT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USAF

TI7LE NO 6120701RL RENTAL SALE

OUTLINES POULTRY PROCESSING INSPECTION PRO-GEDURES REQUIRED BY THE U S DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTURE, U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, ANDMEDECAL SERVICES OF THE ARMY AND THE AiRFORCE.


POWDER METALLURGY, PT 1, PRINCIPLES AND USES


PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLES OF POWDER METAL.LURGY AND ITS MAJOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONSDEPICTS THE LABORATORY PROCESS OF COMBIN.!NG SILVER AND NICKEL POWDERS


POWDER METALLURGY, PT ri MANUFACTURE 'OFPOROUS BRONZE BEARING

15 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, B&& 1945

PRODUCER USOE

nnE NO. fli2201/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW METAL POWDERS ARE FABRICATEDINTO POROUS BRONZE BEARINGS AND IMPREGNAT-ED WITH OIL


POWER AND POWER FACTOR

34 MIN, 16MM FILM, QPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRUE POWERAND APPARENT ,'OWER IN A SERIES RC OR RL CIR.CUIT GIVES THE POWER FACTOR. WITH THE EQUA-TIONS FOR BOTH TRUE AND APPARENT POWER EX-PLAINS A FEW EXAMPLES OF COMPUTING THEPOWER FACTOR, TRUE POWER, AND APPARENTPOWERKINESCOPE.


POWER AND PROMISE



TITLE NO 003067/AL RENTAL SAI

TELLS THE STORY OF THE ATOMIC POWER REAC.TOR AT SHIPPINGPORT. PA


POWER AND THE LAND

39 MIN. 18MM FILM, OpT SD, B&W 1940

PRODUCER USDA


TELLS THE STORY oF A TYPICAL FAMILY-SIZE FARMBEFORE AND AFTER ELECTRIFICATION. SHOWS THEFORMATION OF AN ELM-I:MAI. COOPERATION BYA FARM GROUP AND ILUOTRATES SAVINGS ANDBENEFITS BROUGHT BY ELECTRICITY

POWER BENDING CONDUIT

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, MW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DEPICTS ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION OF A FLOORBENDER AND A PORTABLE BENDER. SHOWS HOWTO MAKE A 45 DEGREE BEND IN A 3-INCH CONDUIT.MAKE AN OFFSET IN 1 1/2-INCH CONDUIT. ANDMAKE AN OFFSET IN CONDUIT ALREADY INSTALLED

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. WIRING. NO.13

POWER FOR THE MOONSHIP

28 MIN, 16mM FILM, OpT SD, 138W

PRODUCE? USNASA

ECONOMIC ASPECTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF APRIVATELY OWNED NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRYDISCUSSES THE RELATIONSHIP OF ECONOMIC FAC.TORS TO FUEL BURNUP. POWER LEVELS, CONTAIN.MENT. AND SIMILAR DESIGN LIMITSREPLACED BY 'NUCLEAR POWEH IN THE U S


POWER REACTORS USA



TITLE NO 006645/RI RENTAL

1958

SALE

REVIEWS THE U S POWER REACTOR PROGRAMUSING ANIMATION SHOWS MAJOR DEVELOPMENTSIN THE TECHNOLOGY OF PRESSURIZED WATER,BOILING WATER, HOMOGENEOUS, ORGANIC.MODERATED, SODIUM-GRAPH1TE, AND FAST-BREEDERCONCEPTSREPLACED BY 'NUCLEAR POWER IN THE U S'

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REELECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

POWER SHOVEL PRODUCTIVITY


PRODUCER USFHWA


HIGHLIGHTS THE JOB CONDITIONS THAT DETER-MINE THE YARDAGE OUTPUT OF POWER SHOVELSON HIGHWAY GRADING WORK DEmONSTRATESHOW PRODUCTION IS AFFECTED BY THE SPEED OFTHE DIPPER CYCLE, SIZE OF DIPpER LOAD. ANDFREQUENCY AND DURATION OF MINOR DELAYS

POWER SUPPLIES

20 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, MW

PRODUCER USAF


SOLVES FOR PEAK INVE.RSE VOL TAGE IN HALF ANDFULL WAVE RECTIFIER CIRCUITS USING A CAPACI.TOR INPUT FII TER DEFINES BLEEDER RESISTORAND STATES 1HE PUR7OSE OF A PERMANENTLOAD. STATES WHICH TYPE OF FILTER WOULD BEUSED FOR HIGH VOLTAGE AT LOW CURRENT, MOD-ERATE VOLTAGE AT LOW CURRENT, AND MODER-ATE VOLTAGE AT HIGH CURRENTKINESCOPE.


POWERHEAD

5 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD. 138W 1948

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS ADJUSTMENT OF THE SPEEDER SPRINGAND CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THEPOWERHEAD. DEMONSTRATES THE SPEED-SETTINGCONTROL OF THE GOVERNORPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948

FROM THE DIESEL ENGINE GOVERNORS SERIES.MARQUETTE GOVERNOR. NO. 4.

POWERING APOLLO


PRODUCER USNASA


OVERVIEWS THE SATURN 5 LAUNCHING VEHICLEAND EXPLAINS THE ROLE OE EACH ITS MAJOR

1968 PARTS



EXPLORES THE WORLD OF FUEL CELLS VIEWERSARE SHOWN WORKING MODELS OF THE FUEL CELLFOR THE APOLLO SPACECRAFT, AND ARE GIvEN AHINT OF POSSIBLE FUTURE USES HERE ON EARTI.L

POWER OF THE TEAM, THE

28 MIN, 18mM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1915

PRODUCER USN


USES SCENES OF FOOTBALL PLAYS TO EXPRT..3STHE IDEA THAT TEAMWORK CAN ALSO BE FOUNDTHROUGHOUT THE NAVY.

POWER REACTOR EXPERIENCE IN THE UNITEDSTATES




SURVEYS THE CURRENT STATUS OF POWER REAC-TOR DEVELOPMENT IN THE U S. EMPHASIZES THE

274

POWERS OF TEN - DECIMAL CONVERSION AND MULFIPLICATION

2(1 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W

PRODUCER USAF

nnE NO. 003073/RI SALE

DEVELOPS THE NEED FOR POWERS OF TEN,SHOWS THE PROCEDURES FOR CONVERTINGLARGE AND SMALL NUMBERS TO POWERS OF TEN,AND EXPLAINS THE RULES FOR MULTIPLYINGPOWERS OE TEN.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAC BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

POWERS OF TEN DIVISION AND PREFIXES

25 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, MW

PRODUCER USAF

nnE NO 003075/RI SALE

STATES THE RULE or DIVISION, AND SOLVES THP.EXAMPLE PROBLEMS INTRODUCES PREFIXES AND

SHOWS HOW TO CONVERT FROM PREFIX TOPOWER Of TEN, THEN FROM POWER OF TEN TOSTANDMID PREFIXKINESCOPE.


PRACTICAL VIEW OF SYPHILIS, A




GIVES A PRACTICAL OVERVIEW OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ASPECTS OF MODERNDAY SYPHILIS DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT. INTENDED FOR USEIN MEDFCAL SCHOOLS AND IS DESIGNED TO SIMULATE A CLASSROOM LECTURE AS CLOSELY AS POS-SIBLE.

RESTRICTED TO PROFESSIONAL DISTRIBUTION.

PRACTICING MATHEMATICAL SKILLS


PRODUCER PSUCCR SPONSOR USOE


ILLUSTRATES SUITABLE MATERIALS FOR PRACTIC-ING MATHEMATICAL SKILLS, DESCRIBES USE OF ACOMPUTER TERMINAL. DEALS WITH TECHNIQUESFOR PROMOTING INTEREST AND WAYS OF IDENTIFYING APPROPRIATE ITEMS FOR DRILL.

FROM THE PROJECT ON INTERPRETING MATHEMAT.ICS EDUCATION RESEARCH SERIES.

PRI-DELIVERY ADJUSTMENT OF CASTING LASORA.TORY PROCEDURE


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW CERTAIN ARBITRARY RELIEF PROCEDUPES SHOULD BE ACCOMPLISHED ON THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURE CASTING TO REMOVEANY POTENTIAL INTERFERENCES THAT MAY RESISTCOMPLETE SEATING OF THE APPLIANCE. DESCRIBES THE AREAS THAT REQUIRE ADJUSTMENTAND THE METHODS USED TO OBTAIN THE NECES-SARY ALTERATIONS.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'CLASP TYPECLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCEDUPES PREDELIVERY, CASTING ADJUSTMENT,LABORATORY PROCEDURES.'

FROM THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES. CLASPTYPE . CLINtCAL AND LABORATORY PROCEDURESSERIES.

PREEXTRACTION RECORD OF VERTICAL DIMENSIONUSING PLASTER BANDAGE, A


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES A SIMPLE PROCEDURE USINGPLASTER BANDAGE TO OBTAIN ACCURATE, PERMANENT, PREEXTRACTION RECORDS OF VERTICAL DI.MENSION.

PRECANCEROUS LESIONS, PREVENTION OF ORALCANCER, AND ORAL CANCER CONTROL

OS MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1972

PRODUCER CADENA SPONSOR USN MAC


REVIEWS THE PREVALENCE AND CAUSES OFMOUTH CANCER, THE RISK FACTORS OF TOBACCOAND ALCOHOL AND THE METHODS OF DIAGNOSISOF EARLY CANCER BY THE CLINICIAN. PRESENTSCLINICAL EXAMPLES OF PRECANCEROUS AND CANCEROUS LESIONS. DEMONSTRATES CYTOLOGY ANDBIOPSY. DISCUSSES TREATMENT, TECHNIQUES,AND PROBLEMS WHICH FALL WITHIN THE DENTIST'SRESPONSIBILITY. POINTS OUT THAT WITH THE UTILIZATION OF DENTAL SKILLS AND A TEAM APPROACH,PATIENTS CAN BE REHABILITATED AND SOCIALPROBLEMS PREVENTED.

PRECAST CONCRETE *RIDGE


PRODUCER USFHWA


USES CONSTRUCTION SCENES AND ANIMATEDDRAWINGS TO SHOWS CASTING OF BEAMS. DECKSLABS, AND CURB SECTIONS DRIVING OF PILESCONSTRUCTION Of BENT CAPS PLACEMENT OFPRECAST UNITS AND FINAL OPERATIONS IN COMPLETING A 3SPAN STRUCTURE.

PRECISION GAGS @LOCKS


PROOUCER USOE


SHOWS VARIOUS USES OF GAGE BLOCKS IN SETTING INSPECTION GAGES. ALSO SHOWS HOW TO

CALCULATE GAGE BLOCKS AND CLEAN ASSEMBLETHE BLOCKS.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. PRECI-SION MEA SUREMENT, NO. 6.

PRECISION OF ARTICULATION IN HEARING CHILDREN


PRODUCER USDHEW


A TECHNICAL FILM WHICH INTERPRETS A SOUNDSPECTROGRAM IN ORDER TO ANALYZE THE PRECISION OF A CHILD'S SPEECH REPRESENTED AS AFUN (ION OF AGE.

PRECISION WOOD MACHINING FUNDAMENTALS OfPATTERNMAKING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


MAKING A CORE BOX FOR A FLANGEDPIPE ELBOW

MAKING A CORE BOX FOR A TAILPRINT

MAKING A CONE BOX FOR A VERTICALCORE

MAKING A MATCHSOARD PATTERN

MAKING A PATTERN FOR A FLANGEDPIPE ELBOW

MAKING A PATTERN FOR A THREE.PART MOLD

MAKING A PATTERN WITH A HORIZON.TAL CORE

MAKING A PATTERN WITH A TAILPRINT

MAKING A PATTERN WITH A VERTICALCORE

MAKING A SEGMENTED PATTERN

MAKING A 1-PIECE FLAT PATTERN

SALE

21MIN

ISMIN

19MIN

21MIN

IBMIN

20MIN

14MIN

19MIN

14MIN

22MIN

22MIN

PRECISION WOOD MACHINING - OPERATIONS ON ASINGLE FACE SURFACE-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE MO. 007545/RL RENTAL SALE

PLANING ROUGH SURFACES TO DI.MINIONS 17MIN

PRECISION WOOD MACHINING: OPERATIONS ON TM,S AND SAW-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


SAWING A REVERSE CURVE AND AoavaL REVERSE CURVE

SAWING WITH JIG AND CHANGINGSAND

SALE

ISMIN

20MIN

PRECISION W000 MACHINING OPERATIONS ON THEJOINTER-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE MO. 007547/RL RENTAL SALE

B EVELING, STOP CHAMFERING, ANDTAPERING SQUARE STOCK

FACE PLANING UNEVEN SURFACES

JOINTING AN ENE FOR GLUING - IN-STALLING KNIVES 21MIN

JOINTING EDGES AND INDS P3 DE-GREES TO FACE I 7MIN

20MIN

13MIN


. . a public srvIcoof your govrnmnt

PRECISION WOOD MACHINING - OPERATIONS ON THESANDER-A SERIES

16MM FILMS, OPT. SD 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SANDING FLAT AND IRREGULAR SUR.FACES %MIN

PRECISION W000 MACHINING - OPERATIONS ON THESPINDLE SHAPER-A SERIES

3 161AM FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER UWE

TITLE AO. 007549/RL RENTAL

CUTTING GROOVES WITH CIRCULARSAW BLADES

RASSITING ANO SHAPING AN EDGEON STRAIGHT STOCK

SHAPING AFTER TEMPLATE ANDSHAPING CURVED EDGES

1945

SALE

22MIN

ISMIN

17MIN

PRECISION W000 MACHINING OPERATIONS ON MEMOOD LATHE-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


FACE TURNING A COLLAR NIMIN

TURNING A CYUNDER BETWEIN CEN-TERS 17MIN

TURNING TAPER WORK 12MIN

TURNING WORK IN A CHUCK '15MIN

TURNING WORK ON A FACE PLATT 15MIN

PRECISION WOOD MACHINING - OPERATIONS ON TillVARIETY SAW-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


S EVELINIAlootAlafTININO, RABBETING,ANO D IRIAN

CUTTING con MOLDING AND A COWasox 19MIN

CUTTING TENONS AND SEGMENTS ISMIN

RIPPING AND CROSSCUTTING I WIN

RIPPING AND CROSSCUTTING (SPAN-19MIN

PRECISION WOOD MACHINING PROSLEMS IN PAT-TERNMAKING-A Ignite

10 16MM FILMS, OPT. 3D 1945

PROMICER USOE


DESIGNING A PATTERN FOR A WATER.COOLED MOTOR BLOCK 17MIN

D askooso CORE BOXES FOR AWATER-COOLED MOTOR BLOCK 12MIN

MAKING A CORE SOX FOR A MACHINESASE 12MIN

MAKING A PATTERN FOR A MACHINEMOLDED STEEL GLOSS AND ANGLEVALVE 14MIN

MAKING A PATTERN REQUIRING ACOVER &ME 14MIN

MAKING A PATTERN REQUIRING BOXCONSTRUCTION 17MIN

MAKIN* A PA TTERN REQUIRING SEG.MENTAL CONSTRUCTION 13MIN

MAKING A PATTERN USING A GREENANO A 13RY SAND CORE 14MIN

MAKING PATT11114__CORE SOXElk ANDAnasnuon comas FOR A WATER.COOLED MOTOR BLOCK I eMIN

mammon A PATTERN FOR PRO-DUCTION PURPOSES IIMIN

PREDICTION OF EPILEPTIC SEIZURES


PROOUCER LIMAS


FOLLOWS THE 20 YEARS OF RESEARCH LEADINGTO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EARLY WARNINGSYSTEM FOH EPILEPTIC SEIZURES. SHOWS GOV-ERNMENT, EDUCATIONAL INSTMITIONS, ANDSPACE AGE TECHNOLOGY WORKING TOGETHER.

PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT FOR HIGH OCCUPANCYVEHICLE

21 MIN, lamm FILM, OPT SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USFHWA


SHOWS SYSTEMATIC WAYS TO MAKE MORE EFFICIENT USE OF URBAN HIGHWAYS, INCLUDING SPE.CIAL LANES FOR BUSES AND CARPOOLS, CURBLANES ON ARTERIAL STREETS, AND PARKING FA-CILITIES OUTSIDE CONGESTED AREAS FOR COM.MUTERS ILLUSTRATES A DESIGN OF INTER-CHANGES AND APPROACHES WHICH ALLOWS LIMIT.ED ACCESS TO REVERSIBLE LANES

PREFLIGHT INSPECTION AIRPLANE


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 003079/FIL RENTAL SAL E

DISCUSSES THE NECESSITY FOR CAREFUL ANDTHOROUGH INSPECTION SHOWS HOW TO USE THECIRCLE METHOD TO INSPECT LANDING GEAR,WINGS, FUSELAGE, TAIL SURFACES, CABINS, CON.TROLS, AND INSTRUMENTS

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES PREVENTIVEMAIN. TENANCE

PREFLIGHT INSPECT/ON ENGINE

13 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 003000/RL RENTAL SA1 E

SHOWS HOW TO CHECK THE GENERAL CONDITIONOF AN AIRCRAFT ENGINE BY INSPECTING THE FUELSYSTEM, IGNITION SYSTEM. AND ENGINE FITTINGSAND ATTACHMENTS DESCRIBES HOW TO CONDUCT'AN ENGINE RUN.UP AND COMPLETE THE INSPEC.TION PROCEDURE

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES PREVENTIVEMAIN- TENANCE

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION AND PROCEDURES FORDIAGNOSIS


PRODUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES THE EXAMINATION AS THE BASIS FORDIAGNOSIS PRESENTS EXTRA ORAL INSPECTION,CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE SOFT AND HARDINTRAORAL TISSUES, THE PRELIMINARY IMPRES-SIONS, AND THE INTEROCCLUSAL RECORDPREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'CLASP TYPE.CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCE-DURES - PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION AND PROCE-DURES FOR DIAGNOSIS '

FROM THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES, CLASPTYPE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCEDURESSERIES

PRELIMINARY IMPRESSIONS FOR COMPLETE DEN-TURES ALOINATE METHOD


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES A SIMPLE AND EFFICIENT METHODOF USING WAX MODIFICATIONS IN STOCK TRAYS TOOBTAIN PRIMARY IMPRESSIONS WITH ALGINATE

PREUMINARY SURVEY Of STUDY CASTS, TENTATIVEDESIGN, AND DETAILED TREATMENT PLANNING

I 1 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS PLANNING FOR TREATMENT BASED ON THEINFORMATION ACHIEVED FROM MOUNTED STUDYCASTS, ORAL EXAMINATION, RADIOGRAPHS, GEN-ERAL PATIENT INFORMATION, AND AN ACCURATESURVEY OF THE CASTS SHOWS HOW THE TENT/ALTIVE DESIGN OF THE APPLIANCE, COMPATIBLE WITHTHE ORAL CONDITIONS AND.BIOLOGICAL REQUIRE-MENTS, IS DEVELOPEDPREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'CLASP TYPE-CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCE.DURES . PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF STUDY CAST,TENTATIVE DESIGN. AND DETAILED TREATMENTPLANNING

FROM THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES, CLASPTYPE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCEDURESSERIES

PRELUDE TO TAPS


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 009167/RL

FROM THE BIG PICTURE SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV

PRELUDE TO WAR

54 MIN, 16MM Ell M. OPT SD, B&W 1949

PRODUCER USWD


DESCRIBES THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO WORLDWAR II SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF FASCISM INGERMANY, ITALY AND JAPAN, AND THE BEGINNINGOF JAPANESE AGGRESSION IN MANCHURIADWELLS ON THE RISE OF NAZISM IN GERMANY

PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT. 1942 RE-LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, DO.MESTIC BRANCH. 1945, AND BY U S OFFICE OF EDU-CATION, 1949

FROM THE WHY WE FIGHT SERIES

RESTRICTION SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FORSTUDY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLYCLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TV ONLY

PREOPERATIVE CARE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 005424/AL

1952

SALE

PRESENTS THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFHOSPITAL CORPSMEN IN PREPARING A PATIENTFOR SURGERY IN THE 16- TO 24.HOUR PERIOD IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE OPERATION

FROM THE BASIC NURSING CARE SERIES

PREOPERATIVE CARE OF THE CHILD WITH TETRAL-OGY OF FALLOT


PRODUCER UKYCN SPONSOR USNMAC


DESCRIBES SYMPTOMS AND DIAGNOSTIC MEASURES IN A CASE OF A 10-YEAR-OLD CHILD WITHTETRALOGY OF FALLOT ILLUSTRATES THE BLA-LOCK SHUNT OPERATION. PREOPERATIVE TEACHING PROGRAM FOR THE PATIENT. AND FINAL COR-RECTIVE SURGERY STRESSES THE NURSE'S RTLA-TIONSHIP WITH THE PATIENT AND HIS PARENTS.AND COVERS TYPICAL POSTOPERATIVE PROBLEMSGIVES LONG-TERM PROGNOSIS

PREOARATION AND STAINING OF FECAL SMEARSFOR PARASITOLOGICAL EXAMINATION

6 MIN, 18MM FILM. OP1 SO, COL 1965



DEMONSTRATES THE TRICHROME STAINING TECH-NIQUE FOR THE DETECTION OF INTESTINAL PARA.SITES.

PREPARATION AND STAINING Of FECAL SMEARSFOR PARASITOLOGICAL




FULL TITLE: PREPARATION AND STAINING OF FECALSMEARS FOR PARASITOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONDEMONSTRATES THE TRICHROME STAINING TECH-NIQUE FOR THE DETECTION OF INTESTINAL PARA-SITES.

PREPARATION FOR DOCKING WITH KEEL AND BILGEBLOCKS


PRODUCER USN


EXAMINES THE GRAVING DOCK AND DEMON-STRATES THE PLACEMENT OF KEEL AND BILGEBLOCKS ACCORDING TO THE DOCKING PLAN

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 194.

FROM 'THE SHIPBUILDING SAILLS SERIES

PREPARATION OF A CULTURE MEDIUM


,1,100UCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

1964 TNE NO 003061/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE NECESSITY FOR BACTERI-OLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF TUBERCULOSIS, AND AD-VANTAGES OF THE MODIFIED LOWENSTEINMEDIUM SHOWS INGREDIENTS, PREPARATION.TUBINU, INSPISSATING, TESTING, AND STORING OFTHE MEDIUM USER SHOULD SUPPLEMENT FILMWITH CURRENT DATA

1949

SALE

PRESENTS A TRIBUTE TO THE AMERICAN SOLDIERIN THE FORM OF ARMY DRILLS. CEREMONIAL, ANDPAGEANT AS PERFORMED BY THIRD U S INFANTRYAT FORT MCNAIR, WASHINGTON, DC

276

PREPARATION OF HEMATOXYLIN STAINED SMEARSFOR DIAGNOSIS Of INTESTINAL PROTOZOA, THE

69 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT. COL 1950



EXPLAINS THI STEPS IN PREPARING HEMATOXYLINSTAINED SMEARS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF INTESTINAL PROTOZOA

PREPARATION OF PRIMARY MAMMALIAN KIDNEYCELL CULTURE

13 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD COL 1965



SHOWS PREPARATION OF THE ANIMAL AND SURGI.CAL PROCEDURES USED IN REMOVING THE KID-NEYS

PREPARATION OF PRIMARY MAMMALIMA KIDNEYCELL CULTURES

13 MIN, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETT.E. COL 1965



DEMONSTRATES A COMMONLY USED PROCEDUREFOP PREPARING PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FROMMONKEY KIDNEY TISSUE SHOWS PREPARATION OFTHE ANIMAL AND SURGICAL PROCEDURES USED INREMOVING THE KIDNEYS

PREPARATION Of SPUTUM SPECIMENS


PRODUCER usPHs SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS THE TECHNIQUE OF SPUTUM PREPARATIONUSED IN LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF TUBERCULO-SIS TO SIMPLIFY DIAGNOSTIC METHODS AND TOSUPPLEMENT MASS X-RAY PROGRAMS USERSHOULD SUPPLEMENT FILM WITH CURRENT DATA

PREPARATION OF THE IMMEDIATE DENTURE FOR DE.LIVERY

13 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SE), COL 1971

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW THE PROCEDURE PROMOTES THECONTINUED HEALTH OF THE TISSUES AND RE-DUCES POF TDELIVERY PROBLEMS DEMONSTRATESSELECTIVE GRINDING TO DEVELOP A SMOOTH,FREE ARTICULATION OF THE TEETH SHOWS COR.RECTIONS OF THE PERIPHERY AND THE TISSUESURFACE TO PERMIT PROPER SEATING OF THEDENTURE

PREPARATION OF THICK AND THIN BLOOD FILMS




DEMONSTRATES TECHNIOUES OF PREPARINGBLOOD FILMS FOR THE DETECTION OF BLOODPARASITES SHOWS EXAMPLES OF GOOD ANDPOOR FILMS

PREPARE ThE MAN


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 004886IRL

1962

SALE

EXAMINES SOME OF THE NEW CONCEPTS IN SELEC-TIVE RECRUITING, PROPER PLACEMENT. ANDHIGHLY SPECIALIZED TRAINING OF PERSONNEL INTHE U S AIR FORCE


PREPARE WITH CARE

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, CQL 1989



PROVIDES AN INFORMATIONAL AND MOTIVATIONALLOOK AT MODERN MAIL HANDLING MACHINES USEDIN MANY U S POST OFFICES EXPLAINS THE IMPOR-TANCE OF PREPARING U S GOVERNMENT MAILPROPERLY FOR MAXIMUI ' SERVICE

PREPARING A CUPOLA FOR CHARGING


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO RECOGNIZE THE ENO OF AHEAT GIVES PROCEDURES FOR DROPPINGBOTTOM AND FOR PREPARING A CUPOLA FOR ITSNEXT HEAT

FROM THE FOUNDRY WORK SERIES. MELTINGPRACTICE

PREPARING AND SITTING A KEELBLOCK ANDBOTTOM CRADLE

18 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B1W 1942

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF BASE LINE. VERTICALCENTERLINE. BUTTOCK LINES. WATERLINES, ANDFRAME LINES IN CHECKING DIMENSIONS DURINGSHIP CONSTRUCTION SHOWS HOW TO LAN AKEELBLOCK, USE TEMPLATES TO MAKE SPAULS,AND ERECT A SHIP CRADLE.

FROM THE SHIPOUILDING SKILLS SERIES. WORK OFSHIP. FITTER AND SHIPWRIGHT, NO. 1

PREPARING FOR TOMORROWS WORLD


PRODUCER USAEC


EXAMINES CAREER POSSIBILITIES FOR HIGHSCHOOL SCIENCE STUDENTS IN THE FIELD OF NU.CLEAR SCIENCE

PREPARING MEALS - THE LAST STEP

27 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1974

PROCKICER USCHND


MENTIONS THE WORK OF FARMERS AND DISTRIBU.TORS AND THE EFFICIENT SYSTEM THAT BRINGSUS FOOO TO PREPARE. OFFERS PRACTICAL HINTSFOR MAKING SURE THAT MAXIMUM NUTRITIONALVALUE GETS TO OUR CHILDREN REFERS TO QUAN.TITY FOOD PREPARATION TECHNIQUES AND BASICPROGRAM AIDS


CLEARED FOR TV.

PREPARING OLD BUILDINGS FOR WIRING


PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES HOW TO PLAN THE WIRING PATHS. VI.SUALIZE THE OBSTRUCTIONS, AND PREPARE THEPATHS FOR THE WIRING RUNS

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES WIRING, NO7

PREPARING RATION-DENSE FOODS

17 MIN, 1844M FILM, OPT SD. COL 1063

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO PREPARE RATION.DENSE FOODITEMS USING STANDARD NAVY GALLEY EOUIPMENTAFLOAT OR ASHORE.

PRESCHOOL LESSON IN CUED SPEECH, A


PRODUCER USBEH


THE FILM PRESENTS A SHORT TEACHING SEGMENTWHICH INCORPORATES MANIPULATIVE VISUALS.HAND SIGNS AND LANGUAGE TO 2-3 YR. OLD HEAR.ING IMPAIRED CHILDREN.


PRESCRIPTION OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

22 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, 138W 1959

PRODUCER USVA


ORIENTS RESIDENT PHYSICIANS TO OCCUPATIONALTHERAPY. EXPLAINS GIVING THE PRESCRIPTIONAND SHOWS HOW THE PRESCRIPTION IS CARRIEDOUT.

PRESCRIPTION ROSES


PRODUCER USHSMH

TITLE NG. 003109/RL SALE

ACQUAINTS MEDICAL AND PARA.MEDICAL GROUPSWITH THE CONCEPT OF COMPREHENSIVE PATIENTCARE.

PRESENTING THE CASE

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO. COL 1977

PRODUCER USNCCA


PRESENTS A DRAMATIZATION OF A SOCIALWORKER WITNESS PRESENTING EVIDENCE IN A

CHILD ABUSE HEARING BEFORE THE JUVENILECOURT FEATURES RUNNING COMMENTARY

FROM THE WE CAN HELP SERIES

NOT CLEARED FOR TV

PRESERVAT,ON OF BACTERIA BY DESICCATION INVACUO

11 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B8W 1949

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR U SNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE FOR DESICCA.TION IN VACUO AS A METHOD OF PRESERVATIONFOR MOST BACTERIA RECOMMEnDED FOP PRO.FESSIONAL USE USER SHOULD SUPPLEMENT FILMWITH CURRENT DATA.

PRESIDENCY, THE

28 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, 138W



1967

SALE

TELLS HOW PRESIDENTIAL POWERS AND RESPON.SIBILITIES PAVE GROWN FAR BEYOND THE DREAMSOF THE FOUNDING FATHERS AND HOW PRESIDEN-TIAL DECISIONS HAVE SHAPED THE CHARACTER OFOUR NATION. DISCUSSES THE RELATIONSHIP OFTHE EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL, AND LEGISLATIVEBRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT AND POINTS OUT THESYSTEM OF CHECKS AND BALANCES

PRESIDENT PLANTS A TREE, THE


PRODUCER USDA


DESCRIBES AND PICTURES THE TREES PLANTED BYPRESIDENTS ON THE WHITE HOUSE LAWN IN.CLUDES VIEWS OF PRESIDENT EISENHOWERPLANTING THE TREE OF HIS CHOICE

PRESSURE POINT


PRODUCER USN


INFORMS AND ORIENTS COLLEGE AGE MEN ANDWOMEN TO BECOME AVIATION OFFICER CANDI-DATES IN THE U S NAVY AND HELPS THEM SELECTTHE FIELD FOR WHICH THEY ARE BEST SUITED

PREPRINT-ORIGINAL A AND B ROLLS, INTER NEGAND A-WIND SOUND TRACK, MAG TRACK. AND B.WIND OPTICAL TRACK RENTAL AUTHORITY GRANT.ED. BUT NO PRINTS AVAILABLE AS Of 1/5/76. BY LWILLIAMS.

PRESSURE SYSTEMS AND WINO


PRODUCER U SA


DEPICTS PHENOMENA OF PRESSURE SYSTEMS ANDWIND FLOW AND HOW THEY AFFECT WEATHER ANDFLIGHT CONDITIONS.


. a public serviceof your government

PRESSURE VENTILATORS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USCSM SPONSOR USNMAC


ALL CASSETTES ARE 2.TRACK, MONO, AVAILABLEWITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALSOR WITH INAUDIBLE SIGNALS ONLY. 1 INSTRUC.TOR'S GUIDE. 1 SCRIPT. AND 1 SYLLABUS INCLUD-ED THE ENTIRE SERIES MUST BE PURCHASED AS AUNIT. INDIVIDUAL TITLES ARE NOT SOLD SEPARATE.LY

PRESSURE VENTILATORS, PT 1, DEFI-NITION AND DESCRIPTION 6MIN

277 2 s

PRESSURE VENTILATORS, PT 2, PRES-SURE CONTROL UNIT

PRESSURE VENTILATORS, PT 3, PRES-SURE VENTILATOR BREATHING CIR-CUIT

PRESSURE VENTILATORS, PT 4, PREP-ARATION Of TNE PRESSURE VENTI-LATOR FOR USE

PRESSURE VENTILATORS, PT 5, USEOF THE PRESSURE VENTILATORWITH APNEIC PATIENT

PRESSURE VENTILATORS, PT S. USEOf THE PRESSURE VENTILATORWITH SPONTANEOUSLY...

14MIN

11MIN

10MIN

6MIN

11MIN

PRESTRESSED CONCRETE PAVEMENT CONSTRUC-TION


PROOUCER USFHWA


SHOWS A PICTORIAL RECORD OF THE FIRST SUB-STANTIAL SECTION OF PRESTRESSED CONCRETEHIGHWAY PAVEMENT BUILT IN THE U S.

PRETTY 0000 CLASS FOR A MONDAY, A


PRODUCER USNIMH


DOCUMENTS A STUDY OF THREE UNIQUELY DIF.FERENT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN A SINGLE HIS.TORY CLASS. SHOWS HOW EACH ONE PARTICI-PATES IN THE CLASS WITH HIS OWN SPECIAL SETOF MOTIVES, NEEDS, AND VALUES.

INCLUDES DISCUSSION GUIDE AND TEACHER'SHA NDBOOK

PREVENTING COAL PNEUMOCONIOSIS THROUGH EN-GINEERING CONTROLS



TITLE NO 0035.46/RL SALE

DESCRIBES CAUSES, EFFECTS, AND PREVENTIONOF ONE OF COAL MINING'S MOST HAZARDOUSHEALTH PROBLEMS-PNEUMOCONIOSIS OR BLACKLUNG SUGGESTS METHODS OF DETECTION, CON.TROL, AND SUPPRESSION OF RESPIRABLE COALDUST, ALONG WITH THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS INENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND CONTROL.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

PREVENTION AND CONTROL Of STAPMYLOCCALFECTIONS

14 MIN, 16MM FtLM, OPT SD, B8W 1958



PRESENTS AN ANALYSIS OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL IN-FECTIONS IN HOSPITALS, AND EMPHASIZES TECH-NIQUES AND IMPROVED HOUSEKEEPING PROCE-DURES TO FOLI OW IN THE CONTROL Of THESEINFECTIONS. USER SHOULD SUPPLEMENT FILMWITH CURRENT DATA

PREVENTION OF MEAT CASUALTIES


PRODUCER USN


INTRODUCES THE PROELEM OF HEAT STRESS AND1HE PRINCIPAL TYPES Of HEAT ILLNESS THAT MAYOCCUR WHEN MEN ARE SUBJECTED TO HEAVYWORK OUTPUT IN CONDITIONS Of SEVERE CLIMAT-IC HEAT

PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY A HOSPITAL BASED PRO.GRAM


PRODUCER USVADT


DESCRIBES THE APPROACH AND METHOOOLOGYOF FORMULATING A PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY PRO-GRAM IN A HOSPITAL. BEGINNING WITH INITIAL EN.COUNTERS WTH MANAGEMENT AND THE NURSINGSERVICE, LEARNING SESSIONS ARE SET UP IN THEPERSONNEL WHO WILL ASSIST THE DENTAL SER.VICE IN THE PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY PROGRAM.EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE Of A PROGRAMTHAT WILL BENEFIT ALL PATIENTS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

PNEVENTIVE DENTISTRY THE PREVENTION OfORAL DISEASE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS PREVENTION OF TOOTH DECAY AND GUMDISEASE AS WELL AS BEGINNING. PROGRESSIONAND DESTRUCTION OF HEALTHY TISSUE RESULT.ING FROM NEGLECT.

PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY, PT 2, PROFESSIONAL RE-SPONSIBILITY


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES HOW NAVY'S PREVENTIVE DENTISTRYPROGRAM ENABLES ITS PROFESSIONAL DENTALSTAFF TO COPE WITH THE DEMANDS FOR ADE-QUATE DENTAL CARE FOR NAVY PERSONNEL.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF SIGNAL EQUIPMENTFOR COMMANDERS


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED INTHE MAINTENANCE OF GROUND SIGNAL EQUIP-MENT WHEN IN STORAGE AT ARM DEPOTS.

PRICE OF FREEDOM, THE

2I1 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD. COL 1973

PRODUCER USABMC


BRINGS TO LIFE THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION ANDSUBSEQUENT MAJOR EVENTS IN THIS NATION'SHISTORY FOSTERS A DESIRE IN THOSE WHO SEE ITTO CONTRIBUTE TO THE GREAT HERITAGE OF THISNATION


PRICE Of SURVIVAL THE


PRODUCER USDEHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DEPICTS THE REACTIONS OF A HOSPITAL STAFFAND LOCAL CITIZENS TO DISASTER. PORTRAYS THEPREPARATION AND PLANNING NECESSARY TO COR.RECT THE WEAK POINTS IN THE HOSPITAL'S DISAS-TER PLAN. ILLUSTRATES A SUCCESSFUL TEST OFTHE IMPROVED DISASTER PLAN.

PRIDE IN BELONGING, A


PRODUCER USOIAF


DEPICTS THE CHANGING ROLE OF WOMEN AND OC-CUPATIONS AVAILABLE TO THEM IN TODAY'S MILI-TARY. PRESENTS WOMEN DISCUSSING THE BENE-FITS OF LIFE IN THE MILITARY AND THE CHANGESTHAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE.

PRIMARY PILOT NAVIGATION


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 003133/RL

1955

SALE

EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF A FLYINGCADET'S FIRST CROSS-COUNTRY SOLO INCLUDESTHE PRE-FLIGHT PREPARATIONS AND ALL DETAILSOF THE FLIGHT PLAN AND THE FLIGHT

PRIMARY TREATMENT PLANTS

47 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT. 88W 1950



DESCRIBES DETAILS OF EQUIPMENT USED IN TYPI-CAL PRIMARY SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS

rRom THE MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENTPLANTS SERIES

PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS, REFERENCE SURFACES,AND TOLERANCES


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 618570/RI RENTAL SA LE

DISCUSSES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEBLUEPRINT AND A ROUGH AND FINISHED CASTINGTELLS HOW TO USE A BLUEPRINT IN SELECTINGREFERENCE SURFACES. INTERPRET TOLERANCES.AND CHECK THF ACCURACY OF FINISHED WORK

FROM THE MACHINE WORK SHOP SERIES. FUNDA-MENTALS OF BLUEPRINT READING, NO. 3.

PRINCIPLE OF MOMENTS


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE CONCEPT OF MOMENT OF A FORCEAND PRESENTS THE FORMULA FOR FINDING ITSNUMERICAL VALUE DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLE OFMOMENTS AS APPLIED TO ALL COPLANAH FORCESYSTEMS

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES FUNDAMENTALSOF MECHANICS

PRINCIPLES OF BED EXERCISING WITH THE ARTHRITIS PATIENT, THE




DEMONSTRATES EXERCISES FOR REGAINING ANDMAINTAINING BODY USE PRESENTS THOSE WHICHCAN BE PERFORMED BY THE PATIENT ALONE ANDTHOSE WHICH REQUIRE THE ASSISTANCE OF ANURSE OR THERAPIST.

PRINCIPLES OF DRY FRICTION


PRODUCER usoE

T/TLE NO. 619250/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGESOF FRICTION. THE FORCES INVOLVED IN FRICTION,STATIC AND KINETIC FRICTION, AND THE CALCULA.TION OF THE COEFFICIENTS OF STATIC AND KINET-IC FRICTION.


PRINCIPLES OF FRACTURE REDUCTION


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS BY ANIMATION THE ANATOMY IN VARIOUSFRACTURES OF THE LONG BONES. AND DEMON-STRATES METHODS OF REDUCTION ON INDIVIDUALFRACTURES BY TRACTION. COUNTER-TRACTION,AND SUSPENSION EMPHASIZES THAT THE PRINCI.PIES OF FRACTURE REDUCTION CAN BE APPLIED INANY FARM HOUSE WITH THE MATERIALS AT HAND

PRINCIPLES OF GAS-FILLED TUBES


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF IONIZATION APPLIED TOGAS FILLED TUBES AND CONTROL OF CURRENT INCIRCUITS EMPLOYING GAS-FILLED TUBES


PRINCIPLES OF GEARING AN INTRODUCTION

18 MIN. 1 emm FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER usoEa


1945

SALE

DISCUSSES FRICTION GEARS AND TOOTHEDGEARS EXPLAINS THE LAW OF GEARING, P0STIVEDRIVING. PRESSURE ANGLE. INVOLUTE PROFILES.CYCLOID PROFILES. VELOCITY RATES AND CIRCU-LAR PITCH

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES. FUNDAMENTALSOF MECHANICS

PRINCIPLES OF INDEXING

86 MIN. 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL


nnE NO. 009667/RL

1974

SALE

DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OFINDEXING JOURNAL ARTICLES FOR INPUT TO THEMEDLINE DATA BASE AND EXPLAINS HOW THESESAME THEORIES AND PRACTICES MAY BE USED INSEARCHING MEDLIN

PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING


PRODUCER usA

nnE NO. 003138/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS SIX PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING-MOTIVA-TION. OBJECTIVE, DOING, REALISM, BACKGROUND.AND APPRECIATION--AND EMPHASIZES THE IMPOR-TANCE OF UNDERSTANDING AND APPLYING THEMDURING ALL PHASES OF INSTRUCTION.

278

PRINCIPLES OF LUBRICATION

16 MIN. 16MM FILM, OP1 SD. B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 619650/RI RENTAl SALE

DISCUSSES THE NEED FOR LUBRICATION THEPROPERTIES. ACTION. AND VISCOSITY OF LUBRI.CANTS AND THE CONDITIONS THAT DETERMINEPROPER VISCOSITY.


PRINCIPLES OF PAPERWORK MANAGEMENT


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE OUALITIES OF EFFICIENT. EFFEC-TIVE LEITER WRITING AND SUGGESTS WAYS OFOBTAINING THESE QUALITIES

PRINCIPLES OF PAPERWORK MANAGEMENTBEVER CORRESPONDENCE PRACTICES

11 mIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, COL

PRC JUCER USN

TITLE NO 003141/RL

1960

SALE

DESCRIBES NINE WAYS OF SAVING TIME ANDMONEY IN CORRESPONDENCE MANAGEMENT.

PRINCIPLES OF PAPERWORK MANAGEMENT MAN-AGING YOUR FORMS

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, PT SD, COL 1960

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE EFFICIENT DESIGN AND USE OFNAVY FORMS AND SHOWS COMMON ERRORS. OUT-LINES THE PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING WELL-DE-SIGNED FORMS

PRINCIPLES OF PAPERWORK MANAGEMENT - MAN-AGING YOUR REPORTS

Il MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1961

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES COMMON DEFICIENCIES WHICH OCCURIN REPORTS AND IN REPORTING PROCEDURES. DE.SCRIBES AREAS OF POSSIBLE IMPROVEMENTSSUCH AS QUALITY OF CONTENT, FREQUENCY ANDTIMING. PREPARATION PROCEDURES. AND COST,

PRINCIPLES OF PAPERWORK MANAGEMENT -MOVING THE MAIL


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE ADMINISTIIATIVE AND SUPERVI-SORY PROBLEM OF MOVING MAIL QUICKLY ANDECONOMICALLY. SHOWS 15 WAYS OF IMPROVINGMAIL MOVEMENTS.

PRINCIPLES OF PAPERWORK MANAGEMENT - RE-CORDS DISPOSAL


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE RECORDS DISPOSAL PROBLEMAND SUGGESTS WAYS OF SOLVING IT. DESCRIBESOFFICE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR OBTAIN-ING EFFICIENT USE OF STORAGE SPACE AND PRO-VIDING FOII THE CORRECT DISPOSAL OF RECORDS.INTRODUCES AND BRIEFLY DESCRIBES RELEVANTNAVY MANUALS.

PRINCIPLES OF REFRIGERM ION


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE BASIC PHYSICS OF HEAT TRANSFER.USES ANIMATION TO SHOW THE COMPRESSIONAND THE ABSORPTION SYSTEMS OF REFRIGERA-TION


PRINCIPLES OF THERMAL FAST, AND BREEDER RE-ACTORS




USES ANIMATION TO EXPLAIN NUCLEAR FISSION.CHAIN REACTION, AND HOW TO CONTROL THIS RE-ACTION IN THREE BASIC TYPES OF REACTORS. DE-SCRIBES THE PRINCIPLES OF FAST, THERMAL, ANDBREEDER REACTORS DISCUSSES THE PLUTONIUMAND THORIUM CYCLES, AND THE CONCEPTS DFTHE MODERATOR AND REFLECTOR

PRINCIPLES Of X-RADIATION

IC MIN. iemm FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USVA


EMPHASIZES CONTROL OF RADIATION EXPOSUREB Y MEANS OF FILTERING. USE OF FAST FILM, ANDINCREASE Of DISTANCE. EXPLAINS THE USE OF IN-CREASED KILOVOLTS FOR OPTIMAL PENETRATION.CONTROL OF RADIATION EXPOSURE AND IMPROVE-MENT OF IMAGE QUALITY

PROBLEMS IN ACADEMIC TASK PERFORMANCE


PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES PROBLEMS OF PHYSICALLY. MULTI-PLY-HANDICAPPED PERSONS AND DEMONSTRATESSUPPORTIVE DEVICES TO AID IN TASK PERFOR-MANCE. INCLUDES AUDITORY SOUND PRODUCTIONOf WRITTEN LETTER CUES, LETTER PRODUCTIONOF AUDITORY CHES. AND BLENDING OF SOUNDAND WORD MEADiNG

FROM THE SYSTEMS FOR PRECISE OBSERVATIONFOR TEACHERS SERIES.PRINTED CIRCUITS AND THEIR REPAIR


PRODUCER USAF

nnE No. 0031461RL RENTAL

1961

SALE

SHOWS HOW THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF MANY AIRFORCE MISSIONS IS DEPENDENT UPON THE RELI-ABILITY OF PRINTED CIRCUITS. SHOWS METHODSOF MANUFACTURING, CLEANING, AND REPAIR. DEMONSTRATES TYPES OF EMERGENCY REPAIR. ALSOILLUSTRATES TYPES OF TOOLS USED.


PRINTING THE POSITIVE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HAND AND MACHINE METHODS Of MAKINGPHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS, EMPHASIZING CLEANLI-NESS, ACCESSIBILITY OF SUPPIIES, TIMING, TEM-PERATURE, TESTING OF SOLUTIONS, AND DRYING.

PRODUCF.D BY U S NAVY. 1949. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1950.

FROM THE FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHYSERIES. 7


PRIVACY ACT OF 1974, THE (REV)


PRODUCER USIRS SPONSOR USDEDV


OUTLINES THE BASIC CONCEPT': If THE PRIVACYACT OF 1974. THIS ACT MADE Pt 3NAL PRIVACYAND PROTECTION OF INFORMATIO:i ABOUT INDIVID-UALS A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT OF ALL CITIZENS. DE-TAILS THE FOUR FUNDAMENTAL PARTS Of THEACT-1) PROHIBITS SECRET GOVERNMENT FILES, 2)PROHIBITS SECRET USE OF GOVERNMENT FILES. 3)LIMITS THE COLLECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMA-TION, AND 4) SAFEGUARDS THE SECURITY AND AC-CURACY OF GOVERNMENT FILES.

73 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2-TRACK. MONO.WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ACVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED. REVISED BY DEPARTMENT OFTHE INTERIOR.

PROSING MIND


PRODUCER USOE


1961

SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE USES OF NEW EDUCATIONALMEDIA-FILMS, TELEVISION. RECORDINGS. TEACHINGMACHINES AND WELL-EQUIPPET. LABOtIATORIES INTHE TEACHING OF HIGH-SCHOOL SCIENCE.

MOSLEM OF HOOKWORM INFECTION, THE


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNM AC

TITLE NO. 001355/RL

1954

SALE

EMPHASIZES THE DANGERS OF HOOKWORM DI&EASE. AND PICTURES THE LIFE CYCLE OF THEHOOKWORM, CONDITIONS IN A YOUNG GIRL

PROSLIM-ORIENTED MEDICAL RECORD, THEDENTAL UTIUZATION


PRODUCER USVADT

nnE NO. 009615/RL

1975

SALE

DESCRIBES A METHOD OF UTILIZATION AND IMPLE-MENTATION BY THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATIONDENTAL SERVICES OF THE PROBLEM-ORIENTEDMEDICA1 RECORD. THIS SYSTEM PERMITS THE DEN-7/ST TO RECORD THE PATIENT5 HISTORY. PROB.LEMS. A ISESSMENT, PLAN FOR TREATMENT, ANDCONTINL 'NG TREATMENT RECORD IN THE SAMECHART U ;ED FOR MEDICAL RECORDS.

PROOLEMS IN SUPERVISION-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE

nnE NO 001152/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES EFFECTIVE MEANS OF DEALINGWITH COMMON BUT DELICATE PROBLEMS A SUPLVISOR IS LIKELY TO ENCOUNTER.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH U S OFFICE OFVOCATIONAL REHABILITATION

EMPLOYING LIND WORKERS IN IN-DUSTRY

EMPLOYING DISABLED WORKERS ININDUSTRY

ESTABLISHING WORKING RELATIONSFOR THE DISABLED WORKER

EVERY MINUTE COUNTS

IMPROVING THE JOS

INSTRUCTING THE WORKER ON THEJOS

INSTRUCTING THE WORKER ON THEJOS (SPANISH)

INTRODUCING THE NEW WORKER TOHIS JOS

MAINTAINING GOOD WORKING CONDI.TIONS

MAINTAINING 0000 WORKING CONDI.TIONS (SPANISH)

MAINTAINING QUALITY STANDARDS

MAINTAINING QUALITY STANDARDS(SPANISH)

MAINTAINING WORKERW INTEREST

MAINTAINING WORKERS' INTEREST(SPANISH)

NEW SUPERVISOR TAKES A LOOK ATHIS JOS, A

PLACING THE RIGHT MAN ON THE JOE

PLACING THE RIGHT MAN ON THE JOS(SPANISH)

PLANNING AND LAYING OUT WORK ,

SAFETY IN THE SHOP

SAFETY IN THE SHOP (SPANISH)

SUPERVISING WOMEN WORKERS

SUPERVISING WORKERS ON THE JOS

SUPERVISING WORKERS ON THE JOS(SPANISH)

SUPERVISOR AS A LEADER, THE, PT 1

SUPERVISOR AS A LEADER, THE, PT 2

USING VISUAL AIDS IN TRAINING

WORKING WITH OTHER SUPERVISORS

WO1KING WITH OTHER SUPERVISORS(SPANISH)

r

I7MIN

20MIN

14M,1

IOPIIN

9MIN

I4MIN

14MIN

16MIN

9MIN

OMIN

IOMIN

10MIN

I3MIN

13MIN

13MIN

I3MIN

I3MIN

1OMIN

12MIN

I2MIN

11MIN

10MIN

10MIN

I4MIN

I3MIN

14MIN

8MIN

PROOLEMS Of SELF-HELP TASK PERFORMANCE


PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS PORTIONS OF ONE STUDENT'S VERBALAND WRITTEN RESPONSE TO ORALLY OR VISUALLYPRESENTED ALPHABET SYMBOLS.

GUIDE INCLUDED. PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEENLISTED AS 'PROBLEMS IN SELF-HELP TASK PERFOR-MANCE, PT 2.'

FROM THE srsrEms FOR PRECISE OBSERVATIONSFOR TEACHERS SERIES.

PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION, THE




1966

SALE

EXPLORES THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION BE-GINNING WITH AN ANIMATED THEOREICAL MODEL,FOLLOWED BY SEQUENCES WHICH PROGRESSIVE.LY ELABORATE AND ILLUMINATE THE THEORYTHROUGH ILLUSTRATIONS DRAWN FROM COMMUNI-

279 2

CATIONS NETWORKS IN MILITARY, INDUSTRIAL, RE-SEARCH, AND ACADEMIC SETTINGS

FROM THE COMMUNICATION THEORY AND THENEW EDUCATIONAL MEDIA SERIES

PROCESS WORKS, THE


PRODUCER USHUD


STRESSES THE NEED FOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATIONIN PLANNING PROCESSES EXAMINES SOME METH-ODS OF INVOLVING CITIZENS.

PROCUREMENT SOURCE SELECTION


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS HOW THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ANDTHE ARMY SELECT THE SOURCE FROM WHICH AMAJOR PROCUREMENT WILL BE OBTAINED.

'0

PROFESSIONAL DRUG FILMS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USNIMH


A SERIES OF NINE MOTION PICTURES FOR HEALTHAND SOCIAL SERVICE PROFESSIONALS CONCERNEDWITH DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT.

S UNNY

CONFRONTATION A NURSE AND ANADOICT

COUNSELING A CRITICAL INCIDENT

DRUG DIALOGUE - INVOLVEMENT

DRUG DIALOGUE ORIENTATION

GUY

RICK FILE X.211113711

TOM

TREATMENT - NEW TEAMS

IIMIN

9MIN

LIMN

I OMIN

WIN

19MIN

11MIN

19MIN

10MIN

PROFESSIONAL DRUG TAPES-A SERIES

8 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK. MONO 1972

PRODUCER USNIMH


DEALS WITH DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION ANDTREATMENT.

MUSE OF STIMULANTS, DOMES-SANT% ANO ANESTHETICS

B AD TRIP, THE 22MIN

HALLUCINOGENS MAIN

HISTORY OF DRUG NOUSE AND LEGALCONTROL 30MIN

MARIHUANA 24MIN

METHADONE MAINTENANCE 22MIN

NARCOTICS 24MIN

PRINCIPLES Of COUNSELING 24MIN

PROFESSIONAL NURSE, THE


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES NURSING AS A CAREER. PICTURES THEACTIVITIES, CONDITIONS. AND EQUIPMENT ENCOUN-TERED IN TRAINING AND ON DUTY IN DIFFERENTTYPES OF NURSING ASSIGNMENTS.


PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION - THE DEVELOPMENTPROCESS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLC NO. 003155/RL RENTAL SALE

INTRODUCES THE VIEWER TO THE MAJOR STAGESIN THE DEVELOPMENT Of PROGRAMMED INSTRUC-TIONAL MATERIALS WITH PRIMARY EMPHASIS ONSTUDENT TRYOUTS AND REVISIONS LEADING TOLASTING AND INFLUENTIAL EFFECTS ON EDUCA.TION.

PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION THE TEACHER'SROLE- A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


DESIGNED TO STIMULATE TEACHER DISCUSSION OFTHE VARIOUS USES OF PROGRAMMED INSTRUC-

TION IN TEACHING READING, SCIENCE,LARY, GEOGRAPHY, AND MATHEMATICS

EIGHTH GRADE MATHEMATICS

FIFTH GRADE GEOGRAPHY

FIRST GRAN READING

FOURTH 01 li.DE VOCABULARY

THIRD GRADE SCIENCE

VOCABU- COMMUNICATION OCCURS WHEN OPPORTUNITY ISPROVIDED FOR IT TO EMERGE, DEALS WITH ANANXIOUS, OVERWEIGHT PROFESSIONAL MAN WHOREPORTS 2 RECENT CASES OF TACHYCARDIA.

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRucnom IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW- IAIG SERIES


10MIN

1OMIN

10MIN

13MIN

11MIN

PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN MEDICAL INTER-VIEWING-A SERIES



TITLE NO 006600/RL

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO. 01, MRS ADAMS

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO. OE, MR BARRETT

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO. 0E, MRS CARSON

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO. 04, 1/11 DUNN

PROGIVMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-. MN, NO. OE MR EGAN

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO. IK MR FRAZER

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO, 07, MRS GOODRICH

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO. OE MISS HASKEU.

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO, 011, MISS INGRAM

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-TION, NO. 10, MRS JACKSON

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUC-now, NO. 11, MR KING

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INBTRUC-TION, NO. 12, MR LLOYD

SALE

20MIN

20MIN

MAIN

I 7MIN

20MIN

I 8MIN

20MIN

20MIN

12MIN

15MIN

14MIN

I 5MIN

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. 01,MRS ADAMS

20 MIN,

USCSM SPONSOR USNMAC's

970k4M FILM, OPT. SD, B&W


DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE OF FACILITA IONIN AN ININTERVIEW WITH A PATIENT WHOPLAINS OF CHRONIC FATIGUE, SHOWS HQW THEINTERVIEWER CAN MAINTAIN OPEN-END9NESS BYENCOURAGING THE FLOW OF INFORMA ION FROMTHE PATIENT WITHOUT REQUIRING HIM TO SPEAKOR SPECIFYING THE CONTENT EXPECTED. ,

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRucnom IN MEDI.cAL INTERVIEW ING SERIES,


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. 02, MRBARNETT




DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE OF CONFRONTA-TION DESIGNED TO ELICIT SIGNIFICANT VERBALAND NONVERBAL INFORMATION FROM A BUSINESS-MAN WHO TRIES TO DISCUSS ONLY HIS PEPTICULCER AND DENIES THAT HE HAS EMOTIONALPROBLEMS.

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSThucnoN IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEw. IMO SERIES.


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, HQ 03,AIRS CARSON



TITLE AO. 00512S/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE EFFECTIVE USE OF SILENCETO PERMIT A HARASSED HOUSEWIFE WITH CON-TINUOUS HEADACHES TO SPEAK ON HER OWN INI-TIATIVE AND CONTRIBUTE TO AN UNDERSTANDINGOF HER COMPLAINT

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRucnom IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW. ING SERIES


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTKA, NO. 04, MRDUNN




COMBINES THE USE OF CONFRONTATION, FACILITA-TION, AND SILENCE TO SHOW THAT RELEVANT

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEw INSTRUCTION, NO. 01, MREGAN




REVIEWS THE CASE OF AN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTVICTIM TO DEMONSTRATE THAT ACCURACY INCOMIPJNICATION IS FACILITATED WHEN THE INTER-VIEWER AVOIDS SUGGESTING PATIENT RESPONSESBY WORDING AND BY DEMEAPOR, TONE OF VOICE,AND OTHER NONVERBAL ACTS.

,FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRucnom IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW- ING SERIES.


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. (14, MRFRAZER


PROOUCER USCSM SPONSOR USNMAC


POINTS OUT HOW THE INTERVIEWER AVOIDS SUG-GESTING PATIENT RESPONSES HE EXPECTS OR DE-SIRES BY THE TIMING OF HIS PARTICIPATION. THUSFACILITATING ACCURACY IN PATIENT COMMUNICA-TION. FOCUSES ON THE CASE OF A SUGGESTIBLEYOUNG WOMAN WHO HAS DEVELOPED CONVER-SION REACTION ON THE JOB.

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW. ING SERIES IRECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. OT,

MRS GOODRICH




DEMONSTRATES HOW THE INTERVIEWER DISCOUR;AGES AN OVERTALKATIVE PATIENT FROM COMMU-NICATING REDUNDANT OR IRRELEVANT INFORMA-TION IN THE INTEREST OF PERMITTING THE EMER-GENCE OF NEW OR MORE RELEVANT INFORMATIONWITHIN TIME LIMITS OF THE INTERVIEW.

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRucnom IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW- ING SERIES.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY,

PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. OS,MISS HASKELL

20 MIN, I8MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1970



DEMONSTRATES HOW THE INTERVIEWER SELECTSAND SEQUENCES INTERVENTIONS TO EXERCISE

IE LEAST POSSIBLE EXPLICIT CONTROL OVER THEPATIENT AND TO OBTAIN MEDICAL INFORMATIONWHICH IS DIFFICULT FOR THE PATIENT TO TALKABOU

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW- ING SERIES


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. 00,MIS INGRAM



TITLE An 00S131/RL SAL E

DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE OF CREATING ANEMOTIONAL CLIMATE CONDUCIVE TO A SUCCESS-FUL INTERVIEW IN THE CASE OF HOSTILE PATIENTS

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRucnom IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW- ING SERIES


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. 10,

MRS JACKSON

IS MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT . SO. B&W 1970

PRODUCER USGSM SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES HOW THE INTERVIEWER AROUSESTHE PATIENT'S CONFIDENCE IN THE PHYSICIAN AND

280

HIS RECOMMENDATIONS, TAKES CONTROL OVERTREATMENT CONDITIONAL UPON PATIENT'S ACCEP-TANCE OF A MUTUAL GOAL, AND LIMITS THE PA-TIENT'S DEPENDENCY ON THE PHYSICIAN TOAREAS REQUIRED FOR SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRucnon IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEW ING SERIES.


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO. 11, imqKING




FOLLOWS AN INTERVIEW WITH A PATIENT, PAUSINGAT INTERVALS TO ASK A MULTIPLE CHOICE OUES-TION ON THE CORRECT RESPONSE FOR EACH SITU-ATION. SERVES AS A TEST FILM TO MEASURE COG-NITIVE LEARNING.

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN MEDI-CAL INTERVIEWING SERIE&


PROGRAMMED INTERVIEW INSTRUCTION, NO, 12, MRLLOYD

IS MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1970



FOLLOWS AN INTERVIEW WITH A PATIENT, PAUSIN...AT INTERVALS TO GIVE AUDIENCE A MULTIPLECIOICE QUESTION ON THE CORRECT RESPONSEFOR EACH SITUATION. SERVES AS A TEST FILM TO'.:VAi.LISTE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SERIES.

FROM THI PROGRAMMED fl.STRUCTION IN MEDI-CAL INTEAVIEW ING


PROGRAMMED LEARNING IN THE UNITED STATES AIRFORCE


PRODUCER USAF

nnEmo.003159/RL RENTAL MAE

DESCRIBES PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMED LEARN-ING AND EXPLAINS HOW THE AIR FORCE USES THISTEACHING METHOD TO INCREASE THE OUALITYAND OIJANTITY OF AIR FORCE INSTRUCTION WITH ADECREASE IN TRAINING COST.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 06-so: ETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGE I/CY.

PROGRESS AGAINST CANCER

29 MIN, low FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1974

PRODUCER USDHEW


EXPLAINS HOW MODERN RESEARCH I4AS SOLVEDMANY OF CANCER'S MYSTERIES AND GREATLY INPROVED THE CANCER VICTIM'S CHANCE TO SUR-VIVE.

PROGRESS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL


PRODUCER USAF

1000

TITLE mo. 003162/RL SALE

REVIEWS THE HISTOOIY OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLAND DEPICTS TECHNIQUES AND SYSTEMS PRES-ENTLY IN OPERATION. DESCRIBES PLANS FOR IM-PROVED FUTURE CONTROL AND OONSERVATIONOF AIR SPACE TO HANDLE INCREASING AIR TRAF-FIC

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'PROGRESSIN ALL TRAFFIC CONTROL.'

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDCOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLEO1 CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

P0102RISSIVE MAINTINANCE DIESEL PNOPULSIONOWNS-A SERIES

4 16MM FILMS, OPT $O

PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES FOR THEall-268A DIESEL ENGINE.

N AMING REMOVAL AND INSPECTION,6368A ENGINE

BENCH WORK, 646914 ENGINE

D ISASSIMBLY OF THE 63416A ENGINE

REASSEMBLY OF TI41 6468A ENGINE

17MIN

32MIN

27MIN

36MIN

PNOGRISSIVE MAINTINANCI ON THE GENERALMOTORS 12467A DIESEL ENGINE MASSE*BLY-A

3 16MM fILMS. OPT. SD 1048

PRODUCER USN


FULL TITLE: PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE ON THEGENERAL MOTORS 12-547A DIESEL ENGINE DISAS-SEMBLY--A SERIES.RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948 PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1945.

B EARINGS SPAIN

CYLINDER HEAD REMOVAL 22MIN

PISTON AND LINER REMOVAL 12MIN

PNOGNISSIVE MAINTINANCE ON THE GENERALMOTORS 12461A DIESEL ENGINES BENCH.WORK-A same

3 16MM FILMS, OPT. $O 1448

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 007155/RL SALEc. RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OF

EDUCATION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1945.

iINSTALLATION OF CYLINOSA HEAD

WIER AND PISTON

RECONDITIONING THE FUEL PUMP

23MIN

20MIN

17MIN

PNOGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE ON THE GENERALMOTORS 134117A DIESEL ENGINES KAMM-SLYA SERIES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 007554/RL SALERELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948. PNODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1945.

INSTALLATION OF CYUNDER HEAD 23MIN

INSTALLATION OF LINER AND PISTON 23MIN

PROJICT ACORN-A SERIES


PRODUCER USDOEN

TITLE NO. 009177/RL

OFFERS PRECLINICAL COURSES IN DENTAL EDUCA-ION TO DENTAL OR DENTAL AUXILIARY STUDENTS.

CAVITY PREPARATIONS FOR AMAL-GAM AND TOOTH -COLORED NATI.MAL, 11MIN

RESTORATION OF CAVITY PIKPARATIMIS WITH AMALGAM AND TOOTH.COLORED MATERIALS


PLOSIONS CAN BE SAFELY USED TO PERFORMMASSIVE UNDERGROUND ENGINEERING TASKS FORMORE EFFICIENT RECOVERY OF NATURAL RE-SOURCES.

PROJECT GEMINI Hialciowrs


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 002171/RL

1972

V! F.

HIGHLIGHTS THE FLIGHTS OF PROJECTS GEMINI 3THROUGH 12, INCLUDING-THE FIRST TWO-MANSPACE FLIGHT, THE FIRST WALK IN SPACE, THEEIGHT-DAY FLIGHT, THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL SPACERENDEZVOUS, THE LONGEST MANNED ORBITALFLIGHT, THE FIRST DOCKING OF TWO VEHICLES INSPACE, AND THE ALTITUDE RECORDS.

PROJECI GNOME

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, C. L 1963

PRCIOUCER USAEC SPONSOR USERDA


DISCUSSES PROJECT GNOME, THE FIRST NUCLEARDETCNATION CONDUCTED UNDER THE ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION'S PLOWSHARE PROGRAMFOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PEACEFUL USES OFNUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES. USES ANIMATION TO EX-PLAIN THE SCOPE OF PROJECT GNOME AND ITSINTEGRATED SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PRO-GRAMS.


PNOJECT GNOME TECHNICAL REPORT

16 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT, SO, COL

PRODUCER USAEC


1864

SALE

PRESENTS THE TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF PROJECTGNOME, THE FIRST EXPERIMENT OF ThE U SATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION'S PLOWSHARE PROGRAM TO STUDY PEACEFUL APPLICATIONS OF NU-CLEAR EXPLOSIVES. USES ANIMATION TO ILLUS-TRATE THE BASIC GOALS OF THE PROGRAM.

PROJECT MERCURY 100HUGHTS


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 002172/RL

PROJECT SALT VAULT


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 003185IRt SALE

SHOWS EQUIPMENT AND PROCEDURES REQUIREDFOR THE PERMANENT, SAFE. AND ECONOMICALDISPOSAL OF HIGH LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTESFROM NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS. PROJECT SALTVAULT DEALS WITH A TWO YEAR STUDY CARRIEDOUT BY USAEC'S OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATO-RY ON THE FEASIBILITY OF PERMANENT DISPOSALOF THESE HIGH-LIVEL WASTES IN /ACATED SALTMINES, AND THE KEY STEPS IN SUCH DISPOSAL ATAN ABANDONED SALT MINE IN KANSAS.

PROJECT SHOAL


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE SELECTION OF THE TEST SITENEAR FALLON, NEVADA - THE PRE-SHOT PREPARA-TIONS TO INSURE PUBLIC SAFETY AND TO INFORMTHE CITIZENS OF FALLON OF THE PROPOSED SHOT- THE REACTION OF VARIOUS CITY GROUPS TO THETEST - THE SEISMIC STATION PROGRAM - INSTRU.MENTATION - AND THE RESULTS OF THE DETONA-TION.

PROJECT SKILL


PRODUCER USORD


USES THE FILMOGRAPH STYLE TO SHOW HON THE2-YEAR PROJECT WITHIN THE STATE OF WISCONSINHAS DEVELOPED, TESTEO AND DEMONSTRATEDMETHODS AND PROCEDURES FOR EMPLOYMENTOF LESS SEVER4Y MENTALLY AND EMOTIONALLYHANDICAPPED PERSONS THE STATE AGENCIESARE USING THE 'HIRE FIRST - TRAIN LATER' CON-CEPT-THE PARTICIPANTS DEVELOP SKILLS ON THEJOS AND WILL BE ABSORBED IN REGULAR WORKSETTINGS WITH THE SAME WAGES AND PRIVILEGESOF THE NONHANDICAPPED.

PNOJECT SLUSH


ON001.10ENUSFAA


REPORTS ON THE TESTS CONDUCTED AT THE NA-1972 TIONAL AVIATION FACILITIES EXPERIMENTAL

CENTER TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF SLUSHON TAKEOFF.

CLEARED FOR TV.

1961

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE FLIGHTS OF PROJECT MERCURY 3THROUGH 9 FROM APRIL 1961 THROUGH MAY 1963.EACH EXCERPT IS IDENTIFIED IN ADVANCE BY ABRIEF INTRODUCTORY NARRATIVE.

PROJECT ON INTERPRETING MATHEMATICS EDUCA-TION RIUMARCH-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


RANGES ACROSS CONTENT AREA. SHOWS TEACH-ERS AND PUPILS IN ACTION, DEVELOPING EFFEC-TIVE WAYS OF INCREASING MATHEMATICAL SKILLS.

OPERATIONS WITH WHOLE INNASIRS 22MIN

PRACTICING MATNIMATICAL SKILLS MAIN

SOLVING WIRSAL MOSLEMS IN14MIN MATHEMATICS

USING A MATHEMATICS LABORATORYAPPROACH.

USING DIAGNOSIS NI A MATHEMATICSPROJECT APOLLO MANNID FUGHT TO THE NOON


PROWL:ER USNASA


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF THEGEMINI SPACECRAFT THE APOLLO SPACECRAFT -THE MODIFIED TITAN WOOSTER AND THE SATURNI, IS, AND V. SHOWS TYPES OF LAUNCHES TO BECARRIED OUT IN THE GEMINI AND APOLLO PRO-GRAMS. PORTRAYS THE COMPLETE SEQUENCE OFEVENTS FOR THE MANNED LUNAR LANDING FROMEARTH LAUNCH TO RETURNPREVOCIUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'APOLLO - MANNED FLIGHT TO THE MOON,'

PROJECT GASOUGGY THE RESOURCEFUL ATOM

15 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1 NO



DESCRIBES A PNOJECT, INVOLVING GOVERNMENTANO INDUSTRY, TC STUDY WHETHER NUCLEAR EX-

CLASSROOM

PROJECT MAD PITTIOUNGH, PENNSYLVANIA


PRODUCER USIIRP

TITLE NO. 009792/RL

21MIN

ISMIN

15MIN

1975

SALE

THE PNOJECT SERVES FIRST THROUGH FIFTHGRADERS IN FOUR INNER-CITY SCHOOLS WITH ANINDIVIDUALIZED READING PROGRAM, EMPHASIZESTHE CECCOING PROCESS IN THE MUMMY GRADES,AND COMPREHENSION AND INTERPRETATION IN IN-TERMEDIATE GRADES.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIbLE ADVANCE SKINALS.87 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDBOOK,AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HANDBOOK, AFLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGAAM PROCESS,AND AN CADJECTIVES-ACTIVITIES-ASSUSMENTCHANT INCLUDED,

FROM THE MONT TO READ PACKAGES FOR EFFECTIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

281 nr-

PNOJECT SPOT-A SERIES


PRODUCER USSEII


SYSTEMS OF PRECISE OBSERVATIONS FOR TEACH-ERS IS A 3-PART DEMONSTRATION WHICH ILLUS-TRATES PROBLEMS OF THE PHYSICALLY, MULTIPLYHANDICAPPED AND DEMONSTRATES SUPPORTIVEDEVICES FOR TASK PERFORMANCE

DEVICES POP SELF-I4ELP PERFOR-MANCE, PT 3 ISMIN

MOSLEMS NI ACADEMIC TASK PER-FONMANCE IMIN

PROBLEMS OF IIELF-HELP TASK PER-FORMAIKAI 7MIN

PROPER HANDLING, STORNI& AND OISPOSAL OFpamcioas


PRODUCER USOPP


DEPICTS THE ROLE OF PROTECTIVE CLUTIIING INMINIMIZING APPLICATOR INJURY DURING THE USEOF PESTICIDES.39 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. SCRIPT INCLUD-ED.

PROPERTIES OF PANCREATIC UPASI

25 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL INNPRODUCER AMGAST SPONSOF1USNMAC


EMPHASIZES THE SPECIFICITY OF THE ENZYME FORESTERS OF PRIMARY ALCOHOL GROUPS, AND DE-SCNISES THE KINETICS OF REACTION OF THE SE-QUENTIAL PRODUCTS.16 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ASMORPTPON IN HEALTH ANL" DIDEASE SERIES.

PROPRIOCEPTIOIL_VIIIRATORY, TACTILE, PAIN, ANOTEMPERATURE PATHWAYS


PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007664/AL

DEALS WITH THE NERVOUS SYSTEM ACCORDINGTO FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS. DEMONSTRATES THEPATHWAYS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEMTHAT CONDUCT MOINALITIES OF PROPRIOCEPTION,VIBRATORY SENSE, TACTILE SENSE, AND PAIN TEM-PERATURE.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH ANOTHER TITLE.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 05' FOR MORE INFORMATION.


PROSPECT OF TURKEY


PRODUCER NATO


A STUDY OF THE CONDITION AND PRESENT.DAYTURKEY, ITS SUCCESSIVE CULTURES THROUGHTHE AGES, ITS TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVEL-OPMENTS, AND ITS MILITARY WNTRIBUTION TOWESTERN COLLECTIVE SECURITY.

PROSTHETIC asomona SOCKETS, PT 3

9 MIN. 10MM FILM, OPT, SO, COL 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES IN DETAIL THE QUADRILATERAL ORANATOMICAL SOCKET USED WITH ABOVE-KNEE AM-PUTATIONS. SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVINGTHE SOCKET FIT THE STUMP CORRECTLY. SHOWSTHREE DIFFERENT METHODS OF SUSPENSION.

PNOSTHETIC BELOW4NEE SOCKETS, PT 4

6 MIN, 14404 FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC


EXPLAINS THE VARIOUS QUALITIES OF THREE DIE.FERENT BELOW-KNEE PROSTHETIC SOCKETS ANDSHOWS EACH OF THESE BEING WORN BY A PA.TIENT.

PROSTHETIC FOOT COMPONENTS

/ MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1070

PROOUCER USNMAC


REVIEWS THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF FOUR TYPESOF FOOTANKLE COMPONENTS AND PRESENTS PA-TIENTS WEARING EACH OF THESE TYPES.

PROSTHETIC KNEE COMPONENTS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS QUALITIES OF FIVE DIF-FERENT KNEE JOINTS WHICH MAY BE USED BY THEPATIENT WITH AN ABOYEKNEE AMPUTATION.

PROTECTED SCHOOL, THE

5 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SO, BAW 1965

PROINICER USOCD


TELLS THE STORY OF THE UNITED CONSOLIDATEDHIGH SCHOOL BUILT IN WEBB COUNTY, TEXAS.TELLS ABOUT THE ENTIRE SCHOOL SYSTEM ANDWHO WORKS IN THIS FALLOUT.PROTECTEDSCHOOLHOUSE. IT IS FEATURED IN OCD 'SCIENCEFOR SURVIVAL' EXHIBITS.

CLEARED FOR N.

PROTECTION AGAINST NUCLEAR RADIATION


PRODUCER USOCO


DISCUSSES THE USE OF TIME, DISTANCE, ANDSHIELDING FACTORS TO REDUCE THE HAZARDS OFNUCLEAR RADIATION, EMPHASIZES THE VALUE OFFALLOUT SHELTERS IN A NUCLEAR EMERGENCY.


PROTECTION AGAINST RADIOACTIVITy IN URANIUMMINIS


PROOVCER USIM


PRESENT!! GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE RADONDAUGHTER HAZARDS IN URANIUM MINES AND OUT.

LINES THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, PRINCIPLESAND PROCEDURES WHICH HAVE PROVEN EFFEC-TIVE IN MITIGATING THE HAZARD. UNDERGROUNDMINING SCENES SHOW WHERE AND HOW THEHAZARD CAN ORIGINATE, AND VARIOUS METHODSOF VENTILATION ARE SHOWN ON HOW TO COR-RECT THE CONDITION.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Of INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, WOFORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE

24 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. !SD, B&W 1957

pRooticER USAF


DISCUSSES NATIONAL DEFENSE AND EMPHASIZESITS IMPORTANCE TO SECURITY.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

PSYChIATRY AND LAW HOW ARE THEY RELATED?,PT 1


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST INTHE COURTROOM AND PRISON.

FROM THE CONCEPTS AND CONTROVERSIES INMODERN MEDICINE SERIES.

PSYr:HIATRY AND LAW - NOW ARE THEY RELATED?,PT 3


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST INTHE COURTROOM AND PRISON.

FROM THE LONCEPTS AND CONTROVERSIES INMOOERN MEDICINE SERIES.

PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT


PRODUCER USBEH


SHOWS HOW CHILDREN ARE ADMITTED TO THELEAGUE SCHOOL FOR SERIOUSLY DISTURBED CHIL-DREN, AND HOW THEY ARE INITIALLY AND PRO-GRESSIVELY EVALUATED BY STAFF CLINICIANSREPRESENTING A VARIETY OF DISCIPLINES

FROM THE LEAGUE $crim. FOR SERCUSLYTUNED CH/LOREN SERIES.

PSYCHOLOGICAL HALMOS IN INFANCY


PRODUCER USOCDE


PRESENTS HOW IN GROUP CARE AND AT HOME,THE VITAL EXPERIENCES AND LEARNINGS OF IN-FANCY MAY BE HAMPERED BY INADEQUATE STIMU-LATION, INSUFFICIENT WARM ATTENTION FROMADULTS, OR INAPPROPRIATE HANDLING WHICH ISNOT GEARED TO CHANGING DEVELOPMENTALNEEDS. SHOWS BOTH MILD AND SEVERE PSYCHO-LOGICAL DAMAGE AND SUGGESTS MEANS OF PRE-VENTION,

pSyoNOTHipApEuTio INTERVIEWING INTRODUC-TION


PRODUCER USVA


EXPLAINS BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE DOCTOR.PA.TIENT RELATIONSHIP, AND THE STRUCTURE ANDGOALS OF THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC INTERVIEW.

PSYCNOTHIRAPIUTIC INTERVIEWING -PROCEDURE


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE PIO 003177/RL

METHOD Or

1950

SALE

DEPICTS AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN A PATIENT AND APSYCHIATRIST, ANALYZES THE PRINCIPLES ANDMETHODS EMPLOYED IN THE INTERVIEW, ANDEM-PHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE DOCTOR-PA.TIENT RELATIONSHIP-PLANNING IN TERM OFGOALS, FOCUSING UPON RELEVANT TOPICS, ANDMINIMAL ACTIVITY ON THE PART OF THE DOCTOR.

282

PTITRYGOIO MuscLES AND INFRAPTERYGOID MUG-TURES


PRODUCER USVADT


ILLUSTRATES ANATOMY OF THE LATERAL ASPECTOF THE HEAD TO THE PTERYGOID MUSCLES.SHOWS NERVES AND VESSELS TO THE BASE OFTHE SKULL.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH. LOYOLA UNI.VERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.


PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF POULTRY PROCESSING

23 MIN, mum FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1050


ray E NO. 003178/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PROBLEMS OF PUBLIC HEALTH SIG-NIFICANCE ASSCCIATED WITH THE PROCESSING,STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION, AND SALE OF COM-MERCIALLY PROCESSED POULTRY. RECOMMENDSENFORCEMENT OF THE POULTRY SANITATION CIR.DINANCE DEVELOPED BY THE U S PUBLIC HEALTHSERVICE IN CO-OPERATION WITH STATE AND LOCALAGENCIES.

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN COMMUNICABLE DIS-EASE CONTROL


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USHMAC


EXPLAINS THE ROLE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTHNURSE IN THE CONTROL OF COMMUNICABLE DIS-EASE, AND PORTRAYS HER ACTIVITIES AND RE.SPONSIBILITIES TO THE THE PATIENT, FAMILY, COM-MUNITY, PHYSICIAN, PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCY, ANDHERSELF.

GUIDE INCLUDED.

PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS IN MASI IlACUATION




EXPLAINS THE PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS ATTEND-ING THE MASS EVACUATION OF AN URBANPOPULATION,INCLUDING-MASS FEEDING, WATERSUPPLY, MEDICAL CARE, WASTE AND SEWAGE DIS-POSAL, AND DISEASE OUTBREAKS. USER SHOULDSUPPLEMENT FILM WITH CURRENT DATA.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION EDUCATION PLACE


PROOLICER USUMTP


PRESENTS THREE UNITS ON DIFFERENT ASPECTSOF PUBLIC TRANSPORTAT ON. ONE UNIT TRACESTHE HISTORY OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. EX-PLAINING HOW THE DEVELOPMENT OF POPULATIONAREAS NECESSITATED THE CREATION OF AN ORGA-NIZED TRANSIT PLAN FOR MASSES OF PEOPLE. AN-OTHER UNIT PRESENTS THE RELATIONSHIP BE-TWEEN THE ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY, AND HOWPUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CAN REDUCE THE CON-SUMPTION OF LIMITED ENERGY SOURCES. AN-OTHER UNIT ACQUAINTS THE STUDENT WITHBUSES, TELLING THEM :.BOUT BUS BEHAVIOR, THEDRIVER, AND THE MINDLESS VANDALISM THAT 80OFTEN OCCURS ON BUSES. DISCUSSES MASSTRANSPORTATON: POLLUTANTS, SUBURBAN, ANDINTERNAL COMBUSTION.322 SLIDES. 4 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. INSTRUCTORMANUAL AND STUDENT WORKBOOK INCLUI)ED.

CLEARED FOR N.

PUERTO RICO - MORE OR LESS


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS MANY OF THE BEAUTIES OF PUERTO RICO.DESCRIBES 1HE WORK OF THE INSTITUTE OFTROPICAL FORESTRY AND THE RESEARCH THAT ISBEING CARRIED ON TO IMPROVE THE FORESTS OFPUERTO RICO.

PUES, ALFREDO


PRODUCER USDLMP


TRIES TO INFORM SPANISH.AMERICAN JUNIOR ANDSENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND VETERANSOF THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND MANY OPPOR-TUNITIES AVAILABLE IN APPRIiNTICESHIP. COVERSA LARGE VARIETY OF SKILLED TRADES.


CLEARED FOR TV RECOMMENDED FOR JUNIORHIGH SCHOOL GROUPS.

PULLING AO .1 INSTALLING CABLE AND PACKING TERINNAL TUBES


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO PULL, STRAP, AND STRAIGHTENCABLE, TO FREPARE CABLE FOR PUSHING AND FORPULLING WITH A ROPE, AND TO PACK TERMINALTUBES.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. MARINEELECTRICITY. NO. 4.

PULMONARY CRYPTOCOCCOSIS


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE VO. 003161/RL SALE

REVIEWS THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PULMONARYCRYPTOCOCCOSIS AS WELL AS THE CLINICAL ANDRADIOIOGIC FINDINGS. DISCUSSES TECHNIOUESFOR THE ISOLATION AGENT, CRYPTCCOCCSIS NEO-FORMANS, AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SERO-LOGIC STUDIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENTOF THE DISEASE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.



PULMONARY HISTOPLASMOSIS

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SP. B&W 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE SPECTRUM ETIOLOGY, EPIDEMIO-LOGY, DISTRIBUTION, CLINICAL FORMS, AND RADIO-LOGIC FINDINGS OF PULMONARY HISTOPLASMOSIS.ILLUSTRATES ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF HCAPSULATUM.




PULMONARY MYCOSES, PT 1, SLASTOMYCOSIS


PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES SYMPTOMATOLOGY, DIFFERENTIAL DI-AGNOSIS. EPIDEMOLOGY. ISOLATION, IDENTIFICA-TION. AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.



PULSE MODULATION

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BMW 1065

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF PULSE MOD-ULATION WITH EMPHASIS ON THESE TERMS-PULSEREPETITION FREQUENCY, Pau WIDTH, PEAKPOWER, AVERAGE POWER. DUTY CYCLE, ANDPULSE REPETITION TIME. EXPLAINS GRAPHICALLYTHE BLOCK DIAGRAM OF A PULSE MODULATEDTRANSMITTER, SHOWING THE WAVESHAPES OUTOF EACH BLOCK.KINE SCOPE.


PUSH-PULL AMPLIFIER

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, HAW

PRODUCER USAF


LISTS THE REOUIRMENTS FOR PUSH-PULL OPER-ATION. EXPLAINS HOW BIAS AFFECTS CLASS OF OP-ERATION, AND COMPARES CLASSES AS .TO FIDEL-ITY, HARMONICS, AND EFFICIENCY DISCUSSES TWOMETHODS OF °STAINING INPUTS TO PUSH-PULLAMPLIFIERS-PARAPHASE AMPLIFIERS AND TRANS-FORMERS

KINESCOPE.


PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER ACTION PLANS


PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES HOW DEFINABLE STEPS IN A CHOSENSTRATEGY ARE PUT INTO THE WORK STREAM OFAN ORGANIZATION. EXAMINES TNO NEW ACTIVITIESFOR THEIR FISCAL AND MANPOWER IMPLICATIONS.

FROM THE PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER SERIES.

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER CONCEPT OF STRATE-GY, no


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW ALTERNATIVE MEANS MAY BE DE-VISED TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES. DESCRIBES WAYSOF DEVELOPING PRIORITIES AMONG THE STRATE-GIES.

FROM THE PUTTING /TALL TOGETHER SERIES.

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER EVALUATION

30 MIN, 161AM Fa.M, OPT. SD. COL 1973

PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS EVALUATION IN A MANAGERIAL CON-TEXT WITH PROGRAMS, STUDENTS, TEACHERS,AND ADMINISTRATORS AS A PART OF THE TOTALSYSTEM. EMPHASIZES THAT EVALUATION IS COR-RECTIVE AND NOT PUNATIVE.

FROM THE PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER SERIES

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER INTEGRATING YOUROBJECTIVES

22 MIN. 161AM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE/Via 0074551RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES A TOP-DOWN. DEDUCTIVE MEANSor DEVELOPING A HIERARCHY OF OBJECTIVES.SHOWS THAT A HIERARCHY IS USEFUL TO RELATEOBJECTIVES TO THE FUNDAMENTAL PURPOSE OFTHE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

FROM THE PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER SERIES

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER INTRODUCTION TOPLANNING


PRODUCER USOE


POINTS UP CONSEOUENCES OF THE ABSENCE OFPLANNING AND INDICATES THE NECESSITY FOR ARATIONAL APPROACH TO PLANNING.


PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER IT ALL DEPENDS


PRODUCER USOE


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF UNDERSTANDINGTHE SITUATION BEFORE SETTING OBJECTIVES ORCOMMITTING RESOURCES WHEN PLANNING. PRO-VIDES GUIDANSE FOR STRUCTURING AN ANALYSISOF THE SITUATION TO MAKE IT USEFUL IN MCI-SI0t4-MAKING.


PUTTING IT ALL TOMETHER NATURE OF MareTin& THE


PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS THE CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING AN OB-JECTIVE. EMPHASIZES THE PROBLEM OF EVALUAT.ING THE VALIDITY OF AN OBJECTIVE AND THEPROBLEM OF TYING AN OBJECTIVE TO A SPECIFICPOSITION IN THE ORGANIZATION.


PUTTING IT ALL Taxman - ORGANIZATION


PROOUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE CONCEPTS OF ORGANIZATION, THETOOLS FOR ORGANIZING, AND THE IMPACT OFGOOD ORGANIZATION.

FROM THE PUTTING /TALL TOGETHER SERIES.

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER PITFALLS OF PLANNING

29' MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES SEVEN OF THE MOST CRITICAL REA-SONS WHY PLANNING FAILS AND OFFERS SUGGES-TIONS TO PREVENT THIS.

FROM.THE PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER SERIES.

purnsa IT ALL TOGETHER PLANNING


PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS THE PRINCIPLES OF MANAQEMENT. EM-PHASIZES THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MANAGE.MENT ACTIVITIES AND TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES. PRE.SENTS THE CONCEPTS AS A SYSTEM OF MANAGE-MENT IN WHICH PLANNING IS STRESSED.


PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER POLICIES

16 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. CAL 1973

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW AN ORGANIZATION CONSCIENTIOUSLYCHOOSES, AFTER CAREFUL ANALYSIS, TO CHANNELITS ACTIVITIES IN 'ONE DIRECTION RATHER THANANOTHER. DEMONSTRATES HOW ARTICULATINGSUCH POLICIES CAN AVOID NEEDLESS CONFLICT.


PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER VALUES IN PLANNING


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES THE VALUE OF A VISIBLE SYSTEMOF BELIEFS AND ASSUMPTICNS IN THE MANAGE.MENT OF A SCHOOL SYSTEM. PROVIDES A DISCUS-SION OF THE BASIC ISSUES INVOLVED IN THE MAN-AGEMENT OF A SCHOOL SYSTEM.


PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


DEALS WITH THE Pro..)BLEMS OF MANAGEMENT ANDDECISION-MAKING WITHIN A ORGANIZATIONALFRAMEWORK. ASSISTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OFEFFECTIVE PLANNING. EVALUATION. AND OBJEC-TIVE-SETTING TECHNIQUES.

puma IT ALL TOGETHER - ACTIONPLANS 26MIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER - CONCEPTOF STRATEGY, THE 25MIN

PUTTING 17 ALL TOGETHER EVALUATION 30MIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER INTE-GRATING YOUR 011JECTIVIS 22MIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER - INTRO.DUCTION TO PLANNING 12MIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER - IT ALLDEPENDS 1OMIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER NATUREOF camranou, THE 14MIN

Puma IT ALL Tootrai - OMANI-ZATION 22MIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER PITFALLSOF PLANNING 29MIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER PLAN-NING 57MIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER POLICIES 1SMIN

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER - VALUESIN PLANNING 14MIN

PVAFIXATIVE TECHNIQUE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OFANEMIAS'S




DEMONSTRATES A METHOD OF PRESERVING FECALSPECIMENS IN PVA.FIXATIVE, AND THE EITAMINA.TION AND SHIPMENT OF SPECIMENS.

PYRAMIDAL SYSTEM


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007664/RL

DEMONSTRATES THE PYRAMIDAL SYSTEM FROMCORTEX TO CORD NOT ONLY ON THE GROSS

SPECIMEN AND DIAGRAMS BUT ON SERIAL SEC.TIONS THROUGH THE BRAINSOLD ONLY IN A CASSEr1 E WITH ANOTHER TITLESEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO 07' FOR MORE INFORMATION


QUADRIPLEGIC FUNCTIONAL SKILLS BOWEL ANDBLAMER TECHNIQUES


PRODUCER UILL SPONSOR USNMAC


PRESENTS SOME OF THE METHODS THAT MAY BEUTILIZED BY THE QUADRIPLEGIC TO ACHIEVE INDE.PENDENCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BOWEL ANDBLADDER FUNCTIONS SHOWS VARIATIONS INDRAINAGE CLAMPS AND URINARY CONNECTORS,MANAGEMENT OF CATHETER IRRIGATION AND EX.TERNAL COLLECTORS, AND ADAPTATIONS IN

CLOTHING.

QUADRIPLEGIC FUNCTIONAL SKILLS DRESSING


PRODUCER UILL , SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 009068/AL

1974

SALE

DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS METHODS USED BY 'DUA.DRIPLEGICS TO ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE IN DRESS.ING. DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED INADJUSTMENT TO DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION.

QUADRIPLEGIC FUNCTIONAL SKILLS DRIVING

19 MIN, 16MM FILM. Olsi SD, COL 1974



DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS METHODS QUADRIPLE.GICS CAN USE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE IN TRANSFER.RING TO AND FROM A CAR AND GETTING A WHEEL.CHAIR IN AND OUT OF A CAR SHOWS DRIVING WITHHAND CONTROLS ANL, ADAPTATIONS, INCLUDINGTWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF POWER LIFT VANS ANDA POWER WINCH FOR AID IN PUTTING A WHEEL.CHAIR INTO A CAR.

QUADRIPLEGIC FUNCTIONAL SKILLS SHOWERINGAND GROOMING




DEMONSTRATES METHODS QUADRIPLEGICS CANUSE TO ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE IN PERSONAL HY.GIENE. SHOWS TRANSFERRING TO ANU FROM AWHEELCHAIR TO A SHOWER SEAT IN TUB ANDSTALL SHOWERS, BATHING, SHAVING, AND DENTALAND HAIR CARE. DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS EN.COUNTERED IN THE ADJUSTMENT TO DISABILITYAND IN REHABILITATION.

QUADRUPARETIC PATIENT THE CHANGING POSI-TION AND ornma up im 'to


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS HOW THE OUADRUPARETIC PATIENT CANMOVE TO ONE SIDE AND ROLL OVER IN BED. ALSOSHOWS HOW PATIENT LEARNS TO SIT UP

OUADRUPARETIC PATIENT, THE SITTING BALANCEIN ND


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS HOW THE OUADRUPARETIC PATIENTLEARNS TO MOVE HIS EXTREMITIES AND TRUNKWHILE SITTING IN BED.

QUADRUPARETIC PATIENT, THE TRANSFER FROMKO TO WHEELCHAIR USING A SLIDING WARD

7 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, Ca. 1968

PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 003192/AL .SALE

SHOWS TECHNIQUES USED IN '1RANSFER OE THEOUADRUPARETIC PATIENT BETWEEN BED ANDWHEELCHAIR WITH THE USE OF A SLIDING BOARD.

QUADRUPARIETIC PATIENT, THE TRANSFER FROMWHEELCHAIR TO CAR AND REVERSE


PROOUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES USE OF THE SLIDING BOARD FORTRANSFER BETWEEN WHEELCHAIR AND CAR.

QUALITY FOR ALL SEASONS


PRODUCER USDA


PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF FRUIT AND VEGETA-BLE MARKETING FROM HARVEST THROUGH PACK-ING, GRADING, AND DISTRIBUTION TO WHOLESALEMARKETS. SHOWS HOW FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE-TABLES ARE INSPECTED FOR QUALITY BY THE U SDEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND COOPERATINGSTATE DEPARTMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.

QUALITY PROGRAMS AND INSPECTION SYSTEM RE-QUIREMENTS - QUALITY PROGRAM...


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 003193/AL

1964

0 SALEFULL TITLE . QUALITY PROGRAMS AND INSPECTIONSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS QUALITY PROGRAM NIL-09858A, INSPECTION SYSTEM MIL.145208A SHOWSMILITARY AND CIVILIAN PANEL REVIEW DEPART.MENT OF DEFENSE SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONTRAC.TOR'S QUALITY PROGRAM AND INSPECTIONSYSTEM. THE GROUP EXPLORES USE AND ADVAN.TAGES OF THESE SPECIFICATIONS.

CLEARED FOR TV,

QUARTERMASTER QUALITY CONTROL FOR CLOTH-ING AND TEXTILE ITEMS

17 MIN. 18MM FILM. OPT. SD, SAW 1959

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE BENEFITS OF A NEW QUALITY CON.TROL SYSTEM AS IT APPLIES TO CLOTHING MANU-FACTURE. SHOWS INSPECTION REQUIREMENTSAND NECESSARY RECORDS BEFORE, DURING, ANDAFTER PRODUCTION -

QUARTERMASTER ClUALITY CONTROL FOR WOWS-TENCE ITEMS


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE BENEFITS OF A NEW rXIALI1 v CON.TROL SYSTEM AS APPLIED TO CAKE bAKING. GIVESINSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND NECESSARY RE.COPDS BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER BAKING OP.ERATION.

QUARTERMASTER ClUALITY CONTROL FOR GENERALSUPPLIES AND PARTS


PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS ANALYSIS AND BENEFITS OF A NEWOUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM AS IT APPLIES TO TA.BLEWARE MANUFACTURE. GIVES INSPECTION RE.QUIREMENTS AND NECESSARY RECORDS BEFORE,DURING, AND AFTER PRODUCTION.

QUESTION OF UFE, A


PRODUCER USNASA


DISCUSSES A DEFINITION OF LIFE AND GENERALCONDITIONS NECESSARY TO SUSTAIN LIFE. VIEW.ERS ARE INTRODUCED TO THE POSSIBLE PAST HIS-TORY OF MARS AS WELL AS ITS PRESENT SURFACETOPOGRAPHY AND ITS CAPACITY TO SUPPORT LIFEAS WE KNOW IT. EMPHASIZES THE VIKING LIFE DE.TECTION EXPERIMENTS, INCLUDING THE THREE BI.OLOGY EXPERIMENTS AND THE ORGANIC ANALYSISINSTRUMENT.THE FILM IS A COMPOSITE VERSION OF THREE 15.MINUTE FILMS: 'LIFE' (H0.261), 'MARS. IS THERELIFE?' (H0.263), AND 'MARS AND BEYOND' (H0.264).

CLEARED FOR TV.

WITH UNTREATED NACELLES AND AN IDENTICALAIRCRAFT COMPLETE WITH TREATED NACELLES IL.LUSTRATES NOISE COMPAP"ONS BY MEANS OFANIMATION FOR APPROACH A ID TAKEOFF OPER.ATIONS

QUIET SUMMER, THE


PRODOCER USOJD SPONSOR USOYD


DESCRIBES HOW IN 1965, A SUMMkH PROJECT OP.EFIATED BY YOUTH ENDED ANNUAL YOUTH RIOTINGIN HAMPTON BEACH, NH

QUIET WARRIOR, THE

28 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT so. CUL 1968

PRODUCER USN


TELLS THE STORY OF A NAVAL AIR RESERVESQUADRON AND HOW THESE RESERVIST.CITIZENSKEEP IN READINESS BY TRAINING ON WEEKENDS

QUIETING A NOISY REFRIGERATOR


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK AND CORRECT COMPRES-SOR AND MOTOR NOISES, NOISES CAUSED BYWEAR OR LOOSENESS OF PARTS AND NOISESCAUSED BY HIGH HEAD PRESSURE OR AN OIL.LOGGED EVAPORATOR.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. DO.MESTIC UNITS, NO. 10

15-AP RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM -TEAMWORK IN EMERGENCIES


PRODUCER USAEC


DOCUMENTS THE READINESS, OPERATIONS. ANDPROFICIENCY OF RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCETEAMS IN VARIOUS EMERGENCY SITUATIONSSHOWS HCW TO DEAL WITH THE PROBLEMS OFRADIOACTIVE MATERIALS.

RABBETING AND SHAPING AN' EDGE ON STRAIGHTSTOCK


PRODUCER USOE

nnE NO. 63115WAL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF THE SHAPER OPER-ATION. SHOWS HOW TO SET UP A MACHINE FORCUTTING RABBETS AND FOR SHAPE MOLDING, ANDDESCRIBES THE PROCESS.

FROM THE PRECISION IVOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON A SPINDLE SHAPER.

RAINES CONTROL IN THE COMMUNITY



1977 TITLE NO. 631500/AL SALE

SHOWS ACTUAL CASES OF RABIES IN BOTHHUMANS AND DOGS, HOW APATHY OF DOGOWNERS CAN PERMIT RABIES TO BECOME A COM.MUNITY PROBLEM, AND HOW CONCERTEC COMMU.NITY ACTION CAN PREVENT RABIES

CLEARED FOR TV

1956

QUESTIONS


PRODUCER USDHEW


PRESENTS A DISCUSSION AMONG HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS ON SMOKING. DISCUSSES THE SOCIALPRESSURES THAT IMPEL THEM TO SMOKE, ANDTHE EMOTIONAL ATTITUDES THAT MAKE THEM RE-CEPTIVE TO THOSE PRESSURES.

RABIES F-A STAINING




DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE OF STAININGBRAIN IMPRESSIONS WITH FLUORESCENT ANTI.BODY FOR THE DETECTION OF NEGRI BODIES.

RACE FOR CLEAN AIR, THE1969 27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USEPA


SHOWS THE 1070 CLEAN AIR CAR RACE. DISCUSSESTHE DIFFERENT CONTROL SYSTEMS, DIFFERENTFUELS, AND DIFFERENT PROPULSION SYSTEMSTHAT WERE ENTERED IN THE CROSS 'COUNTRYEVENT

QUIET NACELLE


PRODUCER BOEING SPONSOR USFM

TITLE NO. 009119/AL SAL E

DEPICTS THE FINAL FLIGHT TEST'', COMPLETE MThNOISE LEVEL RECORDINGS, uuMPARING A 707

284

1972

RADAR CONTACT

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, COL

PRODOCFR U SF AA

TITLC NO 005720/AL SALE

SHOWS THE OPERATION, CAPABIUTIES, AND UMITA.'IONS OF RADAR. DEMONSTRATES W.T BY UN.

DERSTANDING RADAR, THE PILOT CAN MORE EF-FECTIVELY USE ITS VALUABLE ASSISTANCE. ILLUS-TRATES WHY THE USE OF TRANSPONDERS INTOOArS MODERN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMIS ESSENTIAL FOR FLIGHT SAFETY.

RADAR EYES TIEI WEATHER THE ANALYSIS OFKVERE WEATHER

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, SAW 1961

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE NECESSARY USE OF WEATHER DATAFROM OTHER SOURCES, IN ADDITION TO RADARSCOPE READINGS, WHEN THE APPROACH OFSEVERE WEATHER SEEMS IMMINENT. SHOWS HOWTHE METEOROLOGIST MUST BE ALERT FOR AREASOF DECEPTION SUCH AS SQUALL UNES RESEWS UNG COLD FRONTS AND OTHER SITUATIONSWHICH MIGHT CAUSE AMBIGUOUS SCOPE READ-INGS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'RADAREYES THE WEATHER, PT B - ANALYSIS OF SEVEREWEATHER.'

CLEARED FOR TV.

RADAR RYES THE WEATHER, PT A, FUNDAMENTALSOF RADAR METEOROLOGY


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE MI 003199/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF RADAR ME-TEOP'S.OGY. EXPLAINS REFLECTIVITY AND FAOTORS AFFECTING IT, SUCH AS HYDROMETERS ANDPRECIPITATION ATTENUATION. DEMONSTRATESUSE OF THE PPI -ANO RHI SCOPE. stows VARIOUSTYPES OF CLOUDS AND DESCRIBES THEIR CHARAO'macs.

RADAR REFRACTION AND WEATHER THE RADAR'KAMER PROBLEM


PRODUCER USAF

, TITLE NO. 9311140/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW WEATHER INFORMATION IS USED ATTHE OPERATIONAL RADAR SITE, DIVISION ORSECTOR 03NTROL CENTER, AND AT STAFF LEVELFOR PLANNING PURPOSES.

-----RADAR SIT AN/PPS4 OPERATION AND MANPACX

NIG

25 MIN, 113/AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1961

PRODUCER USA

TITLE MI 003200/RL SALE

SHOWS COMPONENTS, AWEMBLY, AND EMPLACE-MENT OF THE SET. TELLS HOW IT IS OPERATED TODETECT, LOCATE, IDENTIFY MOVING TARGETSTHROUGH VISUAL ANO AURAL RADM SIGNALS.SHOWS DISASSEMILY AND MANPACKING THEEQUIPMENT FOR MOVEMENT TO NEXT SURVEIL-LANCE SITE.

RADIATION ACCIOSNT PATIENTS




1969

SALE

EMPHASIZES THAT DESPITE THE OUTSTANDINGSAFETY RECORD OF THE NUCLEAR ENERGY INDUS-TRY, THE ANTICIPATED RAPID GROWTH IN THENUMSER OF ATOMIC WOW.ERS IN THE NEXTDECADE COULD RESULT IN AN INCREASE OF INCI-DENTS INVOLVING POSSIBLE RADIOACTIVE CON-TAMINATION WHICH CAN BE EFFECTIVELY ANDSAFELY HANDLED WITHIN EXISTINJ ME:344:AL FA-CILTRES. SHOWS THE TECHNIQUES FOR PROPERHANDLING OF RADIATION ACCIDENT PATIENTS,HOW TO USE SIMPLE DETECTION INSTRUMENTS,AND RADIATION INJURY ASPECTS OF FIRST AID.

RADIATION DETECTION SY IONIZATION


PRODUCER USAEC


nesames THE BASIC PRINCIPIIII OF IONIZATION

ADETECTORS, PARTICULARY IN RELATION TO MILSEHEIGHT All r. '1CTION OF VOLTAGE CURVES. DIS-CUSSES IONIZATION CHAMBERS, PROPORTIONALCOUNTERS, ANO GEIGER CCUNTERS.

FROM THE UNDERSTANDING THE ATOM SERIES,

RADIAWN DETECTION SY SCINTILLATION


PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS A SHORT REVIEW OF GAMMA INTERAC-TIONS WITH MATTER, STRESSING USEFUL SCINTIL-LATION CRYSTALS. CESCRIBES THE Se;INTILLATION

PROCESS AND DISCUSSES THE EFFICIENCY Or THECONVERSION OF GAMMA RADIATION TO 4ISIBLELIGHT IN THE SCINTILLATOR.

FROM THE UNDERSTANDING IHE ATOM SERIES.

RADIATIOI. EFFECTS IN CHEMISTRY

13 MIN, 1654M FILM, CPT. SD, COL

PROCUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 0032041RL

1964

SALE

EXPLAINS THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS WHICH AREINITIATED BY RADIATION. EXAMINES THE SENSITIVEAND HIGHSPEED TECHNIOUES, SUCH AS SPEC-TROMETRY AND ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE,THAT ARE INVOLVED IN THE STUDY OF THE MECHA-NISMS WHICH PRODUCE THESE REACTIONS.

RADIATION EFFECTS ON FARM AKIMALS


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 6322491 R L SALE

PROVIDES INFORMATION ON THE IMMEDIATE EF-FECTS OF HIGH RADIATION EXPOSURE RECEIVEDBY FARM ANIMALS O'ER A SHORT PERIOOS OFTIME. SHOWS SYM IOMS OF PATEOLOGICALCHANGES CAUSED BY RADIATION AND THEAMOUNT ANO RATE OF RADIATIN EXPOSURE.SHOWS THE EFFECT OF RADIATION ON FOUR SY&TEMS OF THE BODY-CIRCULATORY, DIGESTIVE,RESPIRATORY AND NERVOUS. ILLUSTRATESDAMAGE AND REGENERATIN OF BODY CELLS.

RADIATION PROCESSING A NEW INDUSTRY


PRODUCER USAEC


PROVIDES SEVERAL EXAMPLES OF HOW THE USESOF RADIATION FOR INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING INTHE U S HAVE INCREASED RAPIDLY DURINGRECENT YEARS. INCLUDES EXAMPLES OF RADI-ATION STERILIZATIOh AND CHEMICAL PROCESSING.

RADIATION PROTECTION DURING MEDICAL XRAYEXAMINATION% PT 1, PRINCIPLES OF XRAY...


PRODUCER USSR H


FULL TITLE-RADATION PROTECTION DURING MEDI.CAL X-RAY EXAMINATIONS PT 1, PRINCIPLES OF A-RAY PROTECTION. DISCUSSES THE BIOLOGICAL IM-PORTANCE OF MINIMIZING NEEDLESS X-RAY EXPO-SURE, AND OUTLINES FOUR MAIN AREAS IN WHICHTHE TECHNOLOGIST CAN EXERT MAXIMAL INFLU-ENCE IN DOSE REDUCTION-TECHNIOUES, COLLIMA-TION, GONADAL SHIELDING, AND FILM PROCESSING.

49 SLIDES. WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCESIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED.

RAINAT/ON PROTECTION DURING MEDICAL XRAYE XAMINATIONS, PT 2, CHECKING THC ACCURACY-


PRODUCER USEIRH

TITLE NO 0071241RL

1974

SALE

FULL TITLE-RADIATION PROYZCTION DIMING MEDI-CAL X-RAY EXAMINATIONS, PT I, crimaroa THE AC.CURACY OF THE LIGHT BEAM IN A COLLIAIATOR.PROVIDES THE TECHNOLOGIST WITH A SIMPLEMETHOD FOR CHECKING THE ALIGNMENT AND AD-JUSTMENT OF THE SEAM LIGHT IN A VARIABLE REC-TANGULAR COLLIMATOR, USING ONLY A SHEET OFX-RAY FILM, A RULER, AND A FEW PAPER CLIPS.WITH AUDIBLE AND IN JDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.GUIDE INCLUDED. 30 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2TRACK, MONO, WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUDED.

RADIATION PROTECTION DURING MEDICAL XRAYE XAMINATIONS, ri 3, CALCULATING THE KAM...


PRODUCER USIIRH


FULL TITLE-RADIATION PROTECTION DURING MEDI-CAL X-RAY EXAMINATIONS PT 3, CALCULATING THEBEAM SIZE FROM A CONE. PROVIDES THE TECH-NOLOGIST WITH A METHOD OF DETERMINING THEX-RAY BEAM SIZE PROJECTED AT ANY DISTANCEFROM ANY FIXED CONE, USING SIMPLE ARITHMETIC.

WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.GUIDE INCLUDED. 33 SLIDES.

285 295

RADIATION PROTECTION DURING MEDICAL XRAYEXAMINATIONS, PT 4, BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF...


PRODUCER USBRH


FULL TITLE-RADIATION PROTECTION DURING MEDI-CAL X.RAY EXAMINATIONS PT 4, BIOLOGICAL EF.gECTS OF X.RAYS. DESCRIBES THE FACTORSWHICH INFLUENCE THE EFFECTS OF RADIATION EX-POSURE. DISCUSSES THE DIFFERENCES BETWEENGENETIC AND SOMATIC EFFECTS, AND THE TYPESOF SOMATIC EFFECTS THAT MAY OCCUR.THROUGHOUT THE PRESENTATION THE NEED FORADEQUATE PATIENT PROTECTION IS REINFORCED.72 SLIDES. j AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1 BOOKLET AND1 REFERENCE GUIDE INCLUDED.

RADIATION PROTECTION DURING MEDICAL XRAYEXAMINATIONS, PT 5, GONAD SHIELDING IN...


PRODUCER USEIRH


FULL TITLE-RADIATION PROTECTION DURING MEDI-CAL X-RAY EXAMINATIONS, PT 5, GONAD SHIELDINGIN CiAavosric RADIOLOGY. DISCUSSES THE PO-TENTIAL GENETIC HAZARDS OF IONIZING RADI-ATION. OUTLINES THE CONSIDERATIONS WHICHSHOULD BE GIVEN IN ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVEGONAD SHIELDING PROGRAM. DISCUSSES THETYPES OF PATIENTS AND EXAMINATIONS FORWHICH GCNAD SHIELr 4413 IS APPROPRIATE, THETYPES OF SHIELDS PeESENTLY AVAILABLE, ANDTHE ADVANTAGES ANDMRAWBACKS OF EACH TYPEOF SHIELD.E3 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1 BOOKLET AND1 REFERENCE GUIDE INCLUDED.

RADIATION PROTECTION IN NUCUAR incson


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURES DEVISED FORNAVAL HOSPITALS TO PROTECT AGAINST THEGAMMA RADIATION EMITTED FROM MATERIALSUSED IN RADIATION THERAPY. HOWEVER, ITS PRIN.CIPLES ARE APPLICABLF IN ALL HOSPITALS.

LIMITED SALE AND EXHIBITION

RADIATION SAFETY IN NUCLEAR ENERGY EXPLORAROHS




DEPICTS THE ACTIVITIES OF THE DIVISION OF RA-DIOLOGICAL HEALTH OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SER-VICE, SHOWING PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS DE-SIGNED FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATION.

RADIO ANTENNAS CREATION ANCI BEHAVIOR OFRADIO WAVES


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS, GEN-ERATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES, BEHAVIOROF RADIO WAVES IN SPACE, GROUND WAVES, RE-FLECTION AND REFRACTION, THE IONOSPHERE,AND CAUSES OF FACING.PRODUCED BY U S AIR FORCE, 1142. RELEASED BYU S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1143.


RADIO ASTRONOMY EXPLORER


PROWCERUSNASA


DESCRIBES THE DESIGN AND FUNCTION OF THENEW RADIO ASTRONOMY EXPLORER, A SPACE-CRAFT WITH 1503-FOOT ANTENNAS WHICH WILLDETECT AND RELAY VARIOUS TYPES OF RADIOWAVES EMITTED BY THE SUN, EARTH, AND JUPITER.

RAD/0 INTERFERENCE FROM RURAL POWER LINES

45 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BEN 1963

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO I327101RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES, USING MOOELS, CHARTS ANDBLACKBOARD, THE CAUSES OF RADIO INTERFER-ENCE FROM POWER LINES IN RURAL AREAS. FORTHE TRAINING OF EMPLOYEES OF RURAL ELECTRI-FICATION CO-OPERATIVES.

RESTRICTION; PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

RADIO INTERFERENCE, PT 1

23 MIN, 16AIM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1956

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE NATURE AND THEORY OF RADIO INTERFERENCE. SHOWS HOW IT IS GENERATED ANDPROPAGATED. DISCUSSES HOW IT CAN BE RECOG-NIZED.

RADIO INTERFERENCE, PT 2


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS TECHNIQUES FOR TRACKING AND SUP-PRESSING INTERFERENCES CAUSED BY RADIATION,CONDUCTION. AUTOMATIC MECHANICAL AND ELEC.TRICAL DEVICES, AND RADAR.

RADIO MAN FIGHTS, THE

RADIO TECHNICIAN TRAINING4 SEPIIES

17 1ewA FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 007157/RL RENTAL SALERELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1947 AND 1346. PRODUCED BY U SNAVY IN 1944 AND 1945.

AUDIO OSCILLATOR OPERATION ANDUSE ØMIN

CAPACrIANCE 31MIN

INDUCTANCE 31MIN

OSCILLATORS 13MIN

PERIODIC FUNCTIONS 17MIN

RADIO SHOP TECHNIQUES 36MIN

RCL 34MIN

RECTANGULAR COORDINATES 13MIN

SKINAL GENERATOR OPERATION , WIN

SYNCHRO SYSTEMS, PT 1 15MIN

SYNCHRO SYSTEMS, FT 2 13MIN

TUSK TESTER OPERATION 9MIN

VECTORS 12MIN

VOLT OFIMMETIPI OPERATION 12MIN

RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT AND SHIELTEPI

26 MINt 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1965



FROM THE RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING, PT 16, ARTWACT FILMINTERPRETATION


PRODUCER USVADR SPONSOR USVA


DISCIISSES A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TCWARDARTIFACT FILM INTERPRETATION PRESENTS ANUNDERSTANDING OF THE SOURCES OF ARTIFACTS,FILM IDENTIFICATON, TEST FK.M, AND CLUES OB-TAINED BY ANALYZING ARTIFACTS ON RADIOGRA-PHIC FILMS. ARTIFACTS ARE CLASSIFIED AS EITHERSENSITOMETRIC OR PHYSICAL DEFECTS. DE-SCRIBES THE SOURCES OF ARTIFACTS AND SHOWSDARKROOM HANDLING ARTIFACTS, EXPOSUREARTIFACTS, AND PROCESSING ARTIFACTS.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE AMERICANSOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND E IDUPONT DE NEMOURS, INC.

FROM THE RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING, PT 16, 1111A31C11 OF CON-





PRODUCER USN

1946

TITLE Na 632730/RL SALE

FOLLOWS THE COURSE OF A MESSAGE FROMWASHINGTON, DC, TO A TASK FORCE FLAGSHIP ATGUADALCANAL. EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OFRADIO IN THE NAVY. AND PRESENTS AN OVERALLPICTURE OF THE TRAINING AND DUTIES EXPECTEDOF EACH RADIOMAN.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944 RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1946.

RADIO PIELAY EQUIPMENT AN/TRC-36 AND 36, PT 4,SYSTEM LINEUP PROCEDURES

24 MIN. 161AM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1959

PRODUCER USA

TITLE P. 632765IRL SALE

EXPLAINS THE THEORY AND APPLICATION OF THESYSTEM LINEUP PROCEDURES NECESSARY FORTHE EFFICIENT OPERATION OF RADIO RELAY EQUIP-MENT AN/TRC-35 AND 36.

RADIO SETS AN/ORC 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, AND 6


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE CHARACTERISTICS, COMPONENTSAND MECHANICAL OPERATION OF THE ARMY-NAVYRADIO SETS IN THE GHC (GROUND RADIO CONTROL) CLASSIFICATION.

RADIO SHOP TECHNIQUES

36 MIN. 161AM FILM. OPT SD, B&W 1943

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS TOOLS USED BY A RADIO TECHNICIAN ANDDEMONSTRATES ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION,LAYOUTS, SAWING AND FILING, DRILLING, BENDINGMETAL, WIRING. AND SOLDERING IN MAKING A RE-GENERATIVE RECEIVER.


RADIO 'TECHNICIAN TRAINING ELEMENTARY ELEC.TRICITY-A SEPIIES


PRODUCER USN


REVIEW MATERIALS FOR THE FILM SERIES OF THESAME TITLE

AMPERES, VOLTS, AND 014M1 SHIN

CURRENT AND ELECTROMOTIVEFORCE 11MIN

SERIES ANO PARALLEL CIRCUITS AMIN

TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF 01-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY AVAILABLE.



RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT AND SHELTER (VANISH)

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SE), COL 1965



TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTBE READILY AVAILABLE.

FROM THE MEDICAL SELF.HELP SERIES.


RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING, PT 13, THE ELEGTRICAL smut




DISCUSSES THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, BASICWIRING DIAGRAMS, AND SCHEMATICS. THE SCHE-MATICS HELP TO EXPLAIN PROCESSOR SYSTEMSAND THEIR COMPONENTSPRODUCED IN CQOPERATION WITH THE AMERICANSOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND E IDUPONT DE NEMOURS. INC.

FROM THE RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING SERIES

NOT CLEAREISFOR TV.

RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING, PT 14, MAINTENANCE,LUSRICATON, AND...


PRODUCER US' IADR SPONSOR USVA


FULL TITLE: RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING, PT 14.MAINTENANCE, LUBRICMION, AND TROUBLESHOOT-ING. PRESENTS MAINTENANCE AND GENERALGUIDELINES. INCLUDES MAINTENANCE, LUBRI-CAION. AND TROUULES400TING RELATED TO RA-DIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING AND THE AUTOMATICPRCCESSOR..-iODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE AMERICANSOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND E IDUPONT DE NEMOURS. INC.

FULL TITLE: RADIOGRAPHIC PROCESSING, PT 16,BASICS OF CONSISTENT SENSITOMETRIC OUALITY.DISCUSSES HOW QUALITY CONTROL IS INFLU-ENCED BY ANATOMICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEENPATIENTS, DETERIORATION OF X-RAY TUBES, VARI-ABLE RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES, DIFFEHENCESBETWEEN VIEW BOXES, AND RADIOGRAPHIC PRO-CESSING. BECAUSE OUALITY CONTROL MUSTBEGIN WITH THE PROCESSOR, DISCUSSION ANDDEMONSTRATION OF A VARIETY OF DEVICES TOMAINTAIN OUALITY CONTROL ARE DEMONSTRATED.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE AMERICANSOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS AND E IDUPONT DE NEMOURS, INC.

FROM THE RADIOGRAPHIC PROCE'SSING SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

RADIOISOTOPE APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE


PRODUCER USAEC


TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE USE OF RA-DIOISOTOPES AND RADIATION IN THE FIELD OFMEDICINE FROM THE EARLY WORK BY HEVESY TOTHE PRESENT.

1964

FROM THE UNDERSTANDING THE ATOM SERIES.

RADIOISOTOPE-POWERED CARDIAC PACEMAKERS.THE

22 MIN, 16AIM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USAEC


DEPICTS THE ENTIRE FABRICATION AND LIFETIMETESTING OF THE NUCLEAR POWERED HEART PACE-MAKER DEVELOPED BY THE U S ATOMIC ENERGYCOMMISSION AND THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFHEALTH. SHOWS AN ANIMAL IMPLANT.

RADIOISOTOPE, THE-A SERIES

I 16MM FILMS. OPT. SE)

PRODUCER USA


GIVES NINE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE RADIOISOTOPEAS AN'IMPORTANT RESEARCH TOOL ADAPTABLE TOTRACER INVESTIGATIONS IN ALL BRANCHES OFGENERAL SCIENCE.

Videocasse' nd Super ernmMany of the i( motion pictures listed in this catalog are also available forpurchase in varicos emm formats and in videocassette. Please contact theCenter's Order Section for further information and prices.

286

RELEASED FOR &ALE THROUGH U S OFFICEEDUCATION BETWEEN 1952 AND 1954.

RADIOISOTOPE, THE, PT 01, FUNOA-MEATUS OF RADIOACTIVITY

RADIOISOTOPE, THIL PT 02, PROPER-TIES OF RADIATION

"tregMumes Of MEASURE-TM, PT OS, PAACT1-

mawRADIOISOTOPE, THE, PT 04, METH00-

°LOGY

RADIOISOTOPE. TM PT OS, POIYAIERI-PRINCIPLES Of RADOOLALSAFETY

THEIATF&PRACTICE411 ICAL

RAINOISOT(M TR* PT 11, AGRICULTURAL RI

RADIOISOTOPE. THE, PT 13, RAMIS°.TOPES IN GENERAL SCIENCE

OF RADIOISOTOPE, THE, PT 12, AGRICLITURAL RE.MRCS


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES IN AGRI.CULTURAL RESEARCH. INCLUDES TESTS OF FERTIL.

48MIN IZERS, MICRONUTRIENTS, AND MACRONUTRIENTS.STRESSES HEALTH SAFETY PROCEDURES ANDTECHNIQUES UNIQUE TO LARGE SCALE FIELD AND

40MIN ANIMAL RESEARCH.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'RADIOISO-TOPES IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH.'

FROM THE RAC,OISOTOPE SERIES.

59MIN

&WIN

51MIN

33MIN

4 1 MIN

AMIN

RADIOISOTOPE, THE, PT 01, FUNDAMENTALS Of RA-DIOACTIVITY


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 001716/ RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS BASIC CONCEPTS IN THE FIELD OF NU-CLEAR PHYSICS NECESSARY TO AN UNDERSTAND-ING OF RADIOISOTOPES. DESCRIBES THE ORIGINSOF NUCLEAR RADIATION AND THE CHAIN REACTIONOF URANIUM AS A MEANS OF PRODUCING RADIOI-SOTOI'ES.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'FUNDA-MENTALS OF RADIOACTIVITY.'

FROM THE RADIOISOTOPE SERIES

RADIOISOTOPE, THE, PT 02, PROPERTIES Of RADI-ATION

66 MIN, 16/AM FILM. OPT. SD, BILW 1953

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 0031:9/RL RENTAL SAL E

EXPLAINS THE CHARACTERISTICS AND PROPERTIESOF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY NUCLEAR RADI-ATIONS IN TERMS OF THEIR IONIZING EFFECTS. IN-TRODUCES CONCEPTS CONCERNING THO EFFECTOF MATTER ON RADIATION SO THAT ABSORBINGMATERIALS CAN BE USED TO MEASURE RADIATIONCHARACTERISTICS.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1952. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1953.

FROM THE RADIOISOTOPE SERIES.

RAINIZSg0g,isellstueraserit PRACTICAL PROM

46 MIN, 111MM FILM. OPT. SO, &SW 1953

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSES OF MEASUREMENT FORSAFETY AND FOR EXPERIMENTAL PURPOSES. DIS.CUSSES THE OPERATIONAL PRINCIPLES OF THEELECTROSCOPE, IONIZATION CHAMBER, PROPOS.TIONAL COUNTER, AND PARTICULARLY THE GEI-GERMULLER COUNTER.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1952. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1953.


RADIOISOTOPE, TM, PT OS, PHYSICAL PRINCIPLESOF RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE IONIZING CHARACTERISTICS OFALPHA, SETA, AND GAMMA RADIATION, ROENTGENMEASUREMENTS, AND FORMULAS FOR CALCULA-TION OF EXPOSURE.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES OF RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY.'


RADIOISOTOPE. THE, PT OS, PRACTICE Of RADIOLO-GICAL SAFETY


PRODUCER USA

77TLE NO. 613425/RL RENTAL SAL E

SHOWS HOW SHIPMENTS OF RADIOACTIVE MATERI-ALS ARE HANDLED, DOSES FOR THERAPY PRE-PARED, AND SYNTHETIC COMPOUNDS MANUFAC.TURED. PICTURES THE PROTECTIVE CLOTHING ANDTHE METERING EQUIPMENT WORN BY PERSONNELHANDLING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS. EMPHASIZESSAFETY PRECAUTIONS.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS 'PRAC.TICE OF RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY.'

FROM THE RADIOISOTOPE SERIE:,

RADIOISOTOPES IN BIOLOOY AND AGRICULTURE




HIGHLIGHTS A LECTURE BY DR HOWARD CURTIS OFBROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY, WHOTOUCHES ON SOME OF THE UP-TOOATE APPLICA-TIONS OF ATOMIC ENERGY TO BIOLOGY AND AGRI-CULTURE. SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF RADIOISO-TOPIC TRACERS IN THE DETERMINATION OF THESTRUCTURE AND ROLE OF NUCLEIC ACIDS ANDOTHER CELLULAR CONPONENTS.

FROM THE UNDERSTANDING THE ATOM SERIES.

RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY

30 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W 196 i



DISCUSSES BACKGROUND RADIATION, ACTION OFLARGER DOSES. UNITS OF MEASUREMENTS, MAXI.MUM CONCENTRATION OF RADIOISOTOPES. REDUC-TION OF RADIATION HAZARD. AND SAFETY TECH.NIOUES.

FROM THE UNDERSTANDING THE ATOM SERIES.NO. 7.

RADIOTHERAPY - HIGH DOSAGE TREATMENT

16 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, HAW 1945

PRODUCER USCE

rInE NO. 003216/AL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE NATURE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EF.FECTS OF HIGH DOSAGE X-RAYS SHOWS X-RAYTREATMENT FOR CARCINOMA OF THE TONGUE.FUNCTION AND ADMINISTRATION OF RADON SEEDS.AND CARE OF PATIENTS RECEIVING X-RAY THER.APY.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE US PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE


RADIUM DECONTAMINATION


PRODUCER USNMAC


TELLS THE STORY OF THE DECONTAMINATION OF ARADIUM.CONTAMINATED BASEMENT IN A DUPLEX-FRAME HOUSE BY THE PENNSYLVANIA HEALTH DE-PARTMENT AND THE U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICEDURING THE SUMMER OF 1964 AT LANSDOWNE.PENNSYLVANIA.

RAILROAD SAFETY

34 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, SSW 1952

PROOUCER USA


STRESSES SAFETY IN ALL PHASES OF RAILROADWORK. GIVES POINTERS FOR TRAIN CREW. RIGHT-OF-WAY MAINTENANCE CREWS. AND IN MAINTE-NANCE AND REPAIR SHOPS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

RAINDROPS ANO SOIL EROSION


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE ACTION OF INDIVIDUAL RAINDROPS ONUNCOVERED SOIL AND EMPHASIZES THE NEED FORSOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION METHODS.

RANGE ALLOTMENT ANALYSIS, PT I


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE SYSTEMATIC METHOD USED SY RANGEMANAGERS IN THE FOREST SERVICE TO COLLECTINFORMATION ON WHICH TO BASE THEIR MANAGE-

MENT PLANS AND DECISIONS FOR THE NATIONALFORESTS AND NATIONAL GRASSLANDS.

RANGE AU.. MINT ANALYSIS, PT 2


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS TNE SYSTEMATIC METHOD USED BY RANGEMANAGERS IN THE FOREST SERVICE TO COLLECTINFORMATION ON WHICH TO BASE THEIR MANAGE-MENT PLANS AND DECISIONS FOR THE NATIONALFORESTS AND NATIONAL GRASSLANDS.

RANGELAND RESEARCH AT MANITOU


PRODUCER USDA


CARRIES ON EXTENSIVE STUDIES IN CATTLE. LAND,WATER, AND HOW BEST TO UTILIZE THESE RE.SOURCES FOR MAXIMUM GOOD AT THE MANITOUEXPERIMENTAL FOREST. SHOWS THE VARIOUS EX-PERIMENTS FEATURING THE EFFECTS ON LANDAND WATER OF DIFFERENT DEGREES OF GRAZING.MODERATE, LIGHT, AND HEAVY.

RANGER


PRODUCER USA


POINTS OUT ItOW THE SMALL UNIT LEADER MUSTCIE RESOURCEFUL AND CAPABLE OF DIRECTING OP-CAATIONS UNDER MANY TYPES OF GEOGRAPHICAND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS. SHOWS HOW RANGERSARE TRAINED AT FORT BENNING. GA.


CLEARED FOR TV.

RANGER THE ULTIMATE SOLDIER


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE OBJECTIVES AND NATURE OFTRAINING OFFERED IN THE U S ARMY RANGERCOURSE: 1) PHYSICAL CONDITIONING AT THE IN-FANTRY SCHOOL, FORT BENNING, GA, 2) MILITARYMOUNTAINEERING AT THE RANGER CAMP IN DAH-LONEGA, GA, AND 3) GUERILLA WARFARE AT THERANGER CAMP AT EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, FL.

RANGER OS - TELEVISION PICTURES Or THE MOON

MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1965

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY THE RANGERSPACECRAFT IN 1965, WITH A NARRATIVE ACCOUNTOF THE MISSIONS. THE PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEENPRINTED TO PROVIDE CONTINUOUS VIEWS AS THESPACECRAFT DESCENDS TOWARD THE MOONUNTIL THE MOMENT OF IMPACT, AND WIDE ANDNARROW ANGLES ARE INCLUDED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

RANGER T PHOTOGRAPHS Of THE MOON

0 MIN, 16MM FILM, arr. SO. 31W 1964

PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES BRIEFLY THE STEP.PRINTED TV PHOTO-GRAPHS OF THE MOON TAKEN ON JULY 31. 1964.GIVES A DETAILED TIESCRIPTION OF SELECTEDPHOTOGRAPHS.

RANGER S - TELEVISION PICTURES Of THE MOON


PROOUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY RANGER 8ON FEBRUARY 17, 1985. GIVES A DETAILED DE.SCRIPTION OF SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHS,

RAPID FROZEN SECTION TECHNIQUE


PRODUCER USPHS SPONXIR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES HOW THE SPECIMEN IS IDENTI-FIED. TRIMMED FOR SECTIONING. PLACED ON THEMICROTOME, AND FROZEN. SHOWS HOW THEFROZEN SPECIMEN IS CUT INTO THIN SECTIONS,STAINED, AND FINALLY PREPARED FOR EXAMINA-TION BY THE PATHOLOIPST.

RAPID RUNAWAY REPAIR PROCEDURES


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES HOY' TO REPAIR A BOMBDAMAGED RUNWAY IN FOC; HOURS OR LESS. SHOWSHOW TO CLEAN THE AREA AROUND THE CRATERBY PUSHING EVERYTHING POSSIBLE EXCEPT LARGEPIECES Of CONCRETE INTO THE HOLE. ALSOSHOWS HOW TO TOP IT OfF WITH GRAVEL AND AMETAL PATCH THAT HAS BEEN ASSEMBLED BESOTTHE CRATER. BRINGS NEW ENGINEERING TECHNIOUES TO THE 'RED HORSE TEAMS THAT DOTHESE JOBS.

RAT ECTOPARASITE CONTROL.

MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1954



EXPLAINS WHY IT IS NECESSARY TO KILL FLEASEVEN BEFORE RATS IN MURINE TYPHUS ORPLAGUE AREAS. rF.MONSTRATES FLEA KILLINGWITH DOT.

RAT KILLING




EMPHASIZES THREE ASPECTS Of RAT CONTROL-SANITATION TECHNIOUES, RAT-PROOFED BUILD-INGS, AND RAT KILLING.


RATPROOfING

10 MIN, 18MM ELM, OPT. SO, B&W 1954



EXPLAINS METHODS AND MATERIALS TO BE USEDIN THE RATPROOFING Of BUILDINGS TO PREVENTTHE ENTRY Of1 EXIT OF RATS. EMPHASIZES THENECESSITY Of KILLING ALL RATS INSIDE, AFTERRATPROOFING THE EXTERIOR Of A BUILDING.


RIM EXPRESS, THE


PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS THE OPERATION OF THE STRATEGIC AIRCOMMAND MOBILE RADAR BOMB SCORING TRAINS.REVIEWS SITE SELECTION AND PREPARATION.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

RC TRANSIENTS


PRODUCER USAF


GIVES DEFINITIONS FOR-TRANSIENT VOLTAGE,TRANSSIENT VOLTAGE. TRANSIENT CURRENT,TRANSIENT INTERVAL, AND WAVE SHAPE. ILLUS.TRATES THE MEANING Of EACH Of THESE TERMS,USING A SIMPLE CIRCUIT CONSISTING Of A BAT.TERY, SWITCH. RESISTOR, AND CAPACITOR. DEM-ONSTRATES THE EFFECT ON CHARGE TIME WHENTHE VALUE Of CAPACITANCE AND RESISTANCE ISCHANGED.KINESCOPE.


RCL


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS CURRENT AND VOLTAGE IN RELATION TOTIME, VOLTAGE AND CURRENT CURVES, THE RELATIONSHIP Of CURRENT AND VOLTAGE. THE MEA-SUREMENT Of VOLTAGE AT SOURCE. THE ADDI-TION Of PHASE COMPONENTS, AND THE EFFECTOf IMPEDANCE ON RESONANCE.

'PROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES.

REA STORY, TIM


PRODUCER USDA


REVIEWS THE 25YEAR HIF.TORY Of THE RURALELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION. STRESSES THEIMPORTANCE Of ELECTRIC POWER TO FARMS AND

RANCHES IN REMOTE AREAS. HIGHLIGHTS SCENESSHOWING FARMLIFE BEFORE AND AFTER ELEC-TRICITY. INCLUDES A MODERN, ELECTRICPOWEREDPOULTRY FARM, MODERN DAIRY FARMING OPER.ATIONS AND AN AIRPLANE TOUR WITH THE FLYINGMANAGER OF A MONTANA ELECTRICAL COOPERATIVE.

REACH FOR THE MOON AND TOUCH A STAR

40 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE. COL 1967

PRODUCER USNASA

TITi.E NO. 002175/RL SALE

PRESENTS THE STORY OF SPACE EXPLORATIONTHROUGH THE PAINTINGS AND SKECHES OF LEAD.ING AMERICAN ARTISTS.TEACHER'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

REACH INTO SPACE


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE MILITARY AND SCIENTIFIC SIONIFICANCE Of SPACE RESEARCH. DISCUSSES THE PRO.GRESS AND FUTURE OF VARIOUS SPACE PRO-JECTS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORING

-AGENCY

REACTANCE TUSE MODULATOR


PRODUCER USAF


POINTS OUT THE PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION OFTHE REACTANCE TUBE MODULATOR AND IDENTI-FIES AND STATES THE PURPOSE OF EACH GOMM.NENT.

KINESCOPE.

REACTOR FUEL PROCESSING

20 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1958.

PRODUCER USAEC SPONSOR USE RDA

TITLE NO. 003225/RE RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES RADIOCHEMICAL PROCESSING OF IRRA.DIATED REACTOR FUELS. INCLUDING STEPS INCHEMICAL SEPARATION AND WASTE DISPOSAL OP-ERATIONS AT VARIOUS FACILITIES OF THE ATOMICENERGY COMMISSION.


REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE NO. 003226,'RE SALE

SHOWS THE CHARACTERISTIC, CONSERVATIVEDESIGN OF NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS AND THEELABORATE SAFEGUARDS THAT ARE INCORPORATED INTO THE DESIGN. EXAMINES THE PROGRESSOf REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH IN STUDIES OFABNORMAL NUCLEAR BEHAVIOR, FISSION PRODUCTRELEASE. CHEMICAL REACTIONS, CONTAINMENT.AND VAPOR CLEANUP SYSTEMS.

READ THE LABEL SET A NETTER TABLE


PRODUCER USFDA


SHOWS CONSUMERS HOW THEY CAN GET MOREVALVE FOR THEIR FOOD DOLLAR BY READING THENEW FOOD LABELS. EXPLAINS THAT FOOD PACK.AGES NOW LIST MANY NUTRIENTS ENCOURAGESVIEWERS TO LEARN TO SET A BETTER TABLE

READING A DRAWING OF A VALVE SONNET


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 636300/RE PEN.; IL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO INTERPRET CONVENTIONALSYMBOLS AND TOLERANCE SPECIFICATIONS, ANDHOW TO USE THE BLUEPRINT IN PLANNING MA-CHINE OPERATIONS.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES FUNDAMENTALS OF BLUEPRINT READING, NO. 5

READING A THREE-VIEW DRAWING


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO INTERPRET AND USE A BLUE.PRINT. SHOWS HOW TO MAKE A TOOL BLOCK AC-

288

CORDING TO SPECIFICATIONS WRITTEN ON A BLUE-PRINT,.

FROM THE MACHINE .t 'HOP WORK SERIES FUNDAMENTALS OF BLUEPRIiIT TIEADING

READING AND SORTING MAIL AU FOIATICALLY


PRODUCER USPO

TITLE NO 006619/RE 'SALE

PRESENTS THE TECHNICAL SIDE OF HOW TH! POSTOFFICF DEPARTMENT'S NEW OPTICAL CHA AAMERREADER CAN RECOGNIZE TYPED ADDRESSES ANDSORT AT AMAZING SPEEDS AUTOMATICALLY.

READING LAO A PROGRAMMED INTROOUCTION

40 AUDIOCASSETTES. 2TRACK, MONO

PAODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 0077261RE

TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

READING LAO A PROGRAMMED INTRODUCTION(SAMPLER)

1 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

READING THE BL000 PRESSURE MANOMETER


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS SIX DIFFERENT BLOOD PRESSURE READ-INGS . THE VIEWER RECORDS HIS READINGS, ANDCOMPARES THEM TO THE CORRECT READINGSGIVEN AT THE END OF THE FILM.

SUGGESTED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPS ONLY.

READING THE MOON'S SECRETS


PRODUCER USNASA


DISCUSSES AN IMPORTANT ASPECT Of LUNARKNOWLEDGE, USING APOLLO GAINED DATA AS APPROPRIATE.

CLEARED FOR TV.

READY - STORY OF THE MARINE CORPS RESERVES




VISUALLY DOCUMENTS THE 50-YEAR HISTORY OfTHE MARINE CORPS RESERVES FROM WORLD WARI TO WORLD WAR II ANT KOREA.

READY FOR EDNA



TITLE NO 637350/FIL

1965

SALE

EXAMINES THE BROAD RANGE OF HEALTH SER-VICES NEEDED TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE THEPHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH Of THE AGEDTHROUGH THE EXPERIENCES Of EDNA, WHO SUFFERS A SMALL STROKE. HISTORICAL BACKGROUNDIS INCLUDED TO GIVE ADDED PERSPECTIVE.

READY FOR SEA


PRODUCER USN


DETAILS THE PREPARATION OF NAVY SUPPLY OM.CERS THROUGH OCS AND THE NAVAL SUPPLY OFFICER SCHOOL AT ATHENS, GEORGIA. ENDS WITHSHIPBOARD ASSIGNMENTS SHOWING THE APPLICATION OF THEIR TRAINING.

READY ON OCEAN STATTON NOVEMBER

10 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT, SD. COL 1957

PRODUCER USCG


AN AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTARY ON THE DITCHINGOF A LARC COMMERCIAL PLANE AT SEA NEAR AGOA 3T GUARD OCEAN STATION VESSEL. PREPARA-TIONS FOR THE DITCHING ARE SHOWN THEACTUAL DITCHING AT SEA - AND THE OSV'S SMALLBOATS PICKING UP MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.ALL SURVIVORS WERE SAVED IN THE MOST UNUSU-AL FILM RECORD OF THE'RESCUE.

RUDY TO STRIKE


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE EXPLOITS OF THE 'TROPIC LIGHTNING'25TH INFANTRY DIVISION IN VIETNAM.


CLEARED FOR TV.

REAL AND APPARENT MOTIONS


PRODUCER USAF


USES ANIMATION TO DEFINE REAL AND APPARENTMOTIONS OF THE EARTH, ROTATION AND REVOLU-TION


REALITIES OF RECYCLING, THE


PRODUCER USOSWM SPONSOR USEPAP


SHOWS A VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT BEING USED TORECOVER AND REUSE MATERIALS FROM SOLIDWASTES. EXISTING MARKETS FOR GLASS, ALUMI-

.AND STEEL CONTAINERS. PAPER AND OLDCAR HULg? ARE DESCRIBED. ALONG WITH NEWTECI-1140LOGY BEING INVESTIGATED AND DEMON-STRATEO UNOER PROVISIONS OF THE SOLIDWASTE DISPCSAL ACT.

REALM Of THE WILD


pRocuCER USDA

TITLE NO 637690 IRL SALE

PICTURES WILDLIFE IN THE NATIONAL FOTIESTS. IL-LUSTRATES THE WORK OF THE NATIONAL FORESTSERVICE IN THE CONSERVATION OF WILD LIFE,PARTICULARLY THE ATTEMPT TO BALANCE WILDLIFE POPULATION AND THE AVAILABLE FOODSUPPLY.

REAMING WITH STRAIGHT HAND REAMERS


PRODUCER USOE

TInE NO 637700IRL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES TYPES OF REAMERS. SHOWS HOW TOCHECK THE SIZE OF REAMERS AND REAMSTRAIGHT HOLES WITH STRAIGHT -FLUTED. HELI-CAL-FLUTED AND ADJUSTABLE-BLADE REAMERS

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. BENCHWORK, NO. 4.

REAMING WITH TAPER HAND REAMERS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 637750IFIL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO HAND REAM A TAPERED HOLETHROUGH A SHAFT AND COLLAR AND HOW TO FITA TAPER PIN IN THE REAMED HOLE. EXPLAINS HOWTO REAM BEARING CAPS FOR FITTING DOWEL PINS.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP *ORK SERIES. BENCHWORK, NO. 5.

INFASSEMBLING THE ENGINE


PRODUCER USOE

TInE NO. 837800/AL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO REASSEMBLE THE CRANK-SHAFT AND CAMSHAFT ASSEMBLIES, CRANKCASESECTION. AND GEAR CASE COVER ASSEMBLY.TELLS HOW TO REINSTALL THE OIL SUMP ANDCOMPLETELY REASSEMBLE THE ENGINE


REASSEMSLY OF CYLINDER HEAD


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 003232/AL MLEDEMONSTRATES HOW TO REASSEMBLE AND IN-STALL THE CYLINDER HEAD. EXPLAINS EACH OPER-ATION AND THE USE OF PROPER TOOLSPAODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. BENCH WORK, NO. 5.

REASSEMBLY Of PISTON


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROPER SEQUENCE OFSTEPS IN REASSEMBLING PISTONS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE COOPER BESSEMER DIESEL El 'GINEMAINTENANCE SERIES. BENCH WORK. NO. 3.

REAUEMBLY Of THE II-2UA ENGINE


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO REASSEMBLE THE GEN-ERAL MOTORS 8-288A DIESEL ENGINE


REASSEMBLY, PT I

23 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 194e

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES HOW TO INSTALL THE LINER. PISTONASSEMBLY, CYLINDER HEAD, AND ROCKER LEVERASSEMBLY WHEN REASSEMBLING THE GENERALMOTORS 16-278A DIESEL ENGINE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948

FROM THE GENERAL MOTORS 16.278A DIESELENGINE SERIES.

REASUMBLY, PT 2, HEAD


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL THE INJECTOR AND CON-TROLS, TEST INJECTOR, ADJUST INJECTOR, IN-STALL VALVE BRIDGES AND ROCKER SHAFT, ANDASSEMBLE AND TIME INJECTOR AND EXHAUSTPRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE GENERAL MOTORS 16.2784 DIESELENGINE SERIES.

RECEIVER ALIGNMENT


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES THE TROUBLESHOOTING OF A SU-PERHETERODYNE RECEIVER SHOWS HOW, AFTERFINDING AND REPLACING THE DEFECTIVE COMPO-NENT. THE RECEIVER IS ALIGNED USING A SIGNALGENERATOR FOR THE SIGNALS. EXPLAINS PROPERTEST EQUIPMENT AND HOW ALIGNMENT IS REAC-COMPLISHED USING A LOCAL RADIO STATION FORA SIGNAL.KINESCOPE.

RECEIVER TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE

21 MIN. I 8MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1965

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES FOR RECEIVERS, GIVES STAGEBY-STAGEAND HALF-SPLIT METHODS OF TROUBLESHOOTING,AND IDENTIFIES BASIC TEST EQUIPMENT.KINESCOPE.

RECIPROCATING PUMP OPENING FOR INSPECTION


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE PROPER PROCEDURE ON AVERTICAL SIMPLEX RECIPROCATING PUMP, INCLUD-ING MARKING OF PARTS. USE OF STANDARD MA-CHINIST'S HAND TOOLS. AND SAFETY PRECAU-TIONS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDIA'G SKILLS SERIES. OUTSIDEMACHINIST

RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT Of THE NEONATEWITH HEART DISEASE-A SERIES


t'RODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 001704 /AL SALE

EXPLORES VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE NEONATEWITH HEART DISEASE: RECOGNITION, DEFINITIVEDIAGNOSIS, AND CAUSES.

289

20e('

SCRIPTS INCLUDED.

REcoammom AND MANAGEMENT Of VALVULARHEART DISEASE, PT I




ILLUSTRATES AND DISCUSSES MITRAL STENOSIS.CLINoCAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS, ELECTROCARDIO-GRAPHIC FEATURES, RADIOGRAPHIC FEATURES,CATHERIZATION. AND ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY, ASTHEY RELATE TO MITRAL VALVE DISEASE

RECOGNITION ANO MANAGEMENT Of VALVULARHEART DISEASE, PT 2

17 MIN 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 19419



DISCUSSES THE CLINICAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMSOF AORTIC STENOSIS. ITS ELECTROCARDIOGRA-PHIC FEATURES, RADIOGRAPHIC FEATURES, CATH-ETERIZATION, AND ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY,-AS_THEYRELATE TO AORATIC STENOSIS.

RECOGNITION AND TREATMENT OF ARRHYTHMIAS,PT I

22 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, OOL 1968



OUTLINES NORMAL HEART IMPULSE FORMATIONAND CONDUCTION IN THE HEART. AND VASCULARAND NEURAL SUPPLY TO THE HEART. DISCUSSESTHE MODES OF TREATMENT OF ARRHYTHMIAS. IN-CLUDING CHRONOTROPIC AGENTS, MYOCARDIALDEPRESSANTS, CARDIOVERSION, AND PACEMAKERTHERAPY.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

RECOGNITION ARD TREATMENT OF ARRHYTIONAS,PT 2

21 MIN, 314 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 196e



DISCUSSES EARLY RECOGNITION OF THE COMMONARRHYTHMIAS ASSOCIATED WITH MYOCARDIAL IN-FARCTION. AND DESCRIBES OBSERVATIONS WHICHENABLE CLASSIFICATION OF THE COMMON AR.RHYTHMIAS.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

RECOGNITION AND TREATMENT OF ARRHYTNIMAS,PT 3

c27 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1968



DISCUSSES TREATMENT OF THE COMMON AR-RHYTHMIAS ASSOCIATED WITH MYOCARDIAL IN-FARCTION, REVIEWS ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHICTRACES AND THEIR THERAPEUTIC CATEGORIES,AND DISCUSSES VARIOUS CORRECTIVE ACTIONS.BOOKLET INCLUDED.

RECOGNITION Of DOMESTIC RODENT SIGNS

58 CIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE COL 1962



TELLS WHERE TO LOOK FOR RODENT SIGNS, ANDHOW TO IDENTIFY THE VARIOUS RODENT SPECIESBY THE iIZE AND SHAPE OF THEIR DROPPINGS.

RECOGNITION OF LEPROSY -

13 MIN, 113MM FILM, OPT SO. OOL 1969


TITLE NO 003238/I:IL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE CLINICAL MANIFESYATIONS OFLEPROSY, USING PATIENTS FROM 'THE PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL AT CARVILLE LA.SHOWS THE TECHNIQUE OF TAKING AND STAININGSKIN SCRAPINGS TO DEMONSTRATE THE ETIOLO-GIC AGENT, MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE, AND THETECHNIQUE OF TAKING SKIN BIOPSIES Tr v.::TZR-MINE PATHOLOGY OF PERIPHERAL NERVES.

RECONOITIONING A CULTIVATOR


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE N0 838240/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES REPLACEMENT OF A WORNWHEEL BEARING. EXPLAINS HOW TO ADJUST THEYOKE, CHECK AND LUBRICATE THE GANG EXPAN-SION AND STEERING ASSEMBLIES, AND LUBRICATEALL PARTS OF A CULTIVATOR.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. EQUIPMENT MAIN-TENANCE, NO, 5.

RECONOITIONING A CYUNDER WITH A PORTABLEWRING OAR


PRODUCER USN


TRACES A TYPICAL BORING JOB TO ILLUSTRATEVARIOUS CHECKS. AWUSTMENTS, AND ALIGN.MENTS REQUIRED TO OPERA1E THE BORING BAR.COVERS TYPES, USES, NOMENCLATURE. SET.UP,AND OPERATION OF THE PORTABLE BAR WHILEDEMONSTRATING THE RECONDITIONING OF A CYL-INDERPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED ey u SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES,

RECONDITIONING A GRAIN DRILL


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO INSPECT. REPAIR, AND RECONDI-TION A TYPICAL GRAIN DRILL.

Fnom THE FARM WORK SERIES. EQUIPMENT MAIN.TENACE, NO. 4.

RECONDITIONING A MOWER. PT I. CUTTER BAR


PROOLICE11 uSoTITLE NO. 0032411RL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO RECONDITION, CHECK, ANDREPAIR 1HE CUTTER BAR IA_CHANISM.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. EQUIPMENT MAIN-TENANCE, NO. 1.

PIECONDmONINUA MOWER, PT 2, DRIVE SYSTEM


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES HOW TO CLEAN, INSPECT, LUBRICATE,AND REPLACE THE WHEEL ASSEMBLY. TELLS HOWTO REPLACE A WORN WRIST PIN. DISASSEMBLEAND INSPECT THE GEAR ASSEMBLY, CHECK, ANDREMOVE WORN FLYWHEEL SHAFT BEARINGS, IN-STALL NEW BEARINGS, AND LUBRICATE THE RE-CONDITIONED MOWER.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. EQUIPMENT MAIN.TENANCE, NO. 2.

RWONOMONING THE FUEL PUMP

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIM 1945

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL SEAL ASSEMBLY. DIA.PHRAGM. COPPER SEAL GASKET, SHIM, SETTINGBAR, AND SPACER IN THE FUEL PUMP.

FROM THE PROGRESSIVE MAINTENANCE ON THEGENERAL MOrcRS 12,567A DIESEL ENGINESSERIES

RECORDING EDENTULOUS mow cornoun - coo-RECTAILE WAX IMPRESSION


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 2247021RL SAL1

DEMONSTRATES METHODOLOGY FOR FLUID WAXIMPRESSIONS ON EDENTULOUS RIDGES IN DISTALEXTENSION REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES. TOENHANCE THE STABILITY AND RETENTION OF THEPROSTHESIS AND REDUCE THE STRESS ON THE RE-MAINING TEETH.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'CLASP TYPE-CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCE.DURES RECORDING EDENTULOUS RIDGE CON.TOUR . CORRECTABLE WAX IMPRESSIONS.'

FROM THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES, CLASPTYPE CLINICAL AND LABORATORY PROCEDURESSERIES.

RECREATION LEADERSHIP


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS STEPS TAKEN BY THE CAPTAIN OF ANEWLY FORMED COMPANY TO SET UP A RECREA-TION PROGRAM.

CLEARED FOR TV.

RECREATIONAL ANO OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY


PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES PASSIVE DIVERSION DURING AN IMMO-BILE STATE, LIMITED PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES IN BED,

INDIVIDUALIZED OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, ANDSOCIAL RECREATION PROJECTS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE US PUBLICHEALTH SER VICE


RECRUITING LIFE AT SEA


PROOUCER USN


SHOWS TYPICAL EXPERIENCES OF MEN ABOARDSHIPS, LIVING QUARTERS, CHOW CALL, WELFAREAND RECREATION, MEDICAL CARE, RELIGIOUS SER-VICES, VARIOUS MILITARY ACTIVITIES. AND DRILLSWITH EMPHASIS ON ACTION AND TEAMWORK.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITH IN THE SPONSORING AGENCY


RED, WHITE, BLUE, AND 'MOWN


PRODUCER USN


BRIEFS GOVERNMENT SUPERVISORS, PERSONNELDIRECTORS, ETHNI:s. GROUPS, AND THE GENERALPUBLIC ON THE PRESIDENT'S 16-POINT PRCORAM.DEFINES SOME OF THE PROBLEMS FACED BY THESPANISH SURNAME MINORITY AND USES THE CHI.CANO IN SOUTHWEST U S AS AN EXAMPLE.

1972

RECTANGULAR COORDINATES


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE COORDINATES INSOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING TIME AND DIS-TANCE, AND HOW TO LUCATE A POINT USING TWOCOORDINATES.


RECURRENT ANTERIOR DISLOCATION Of THESHOULDER - SIMPLIFIED SURGICAL REPAIR


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS SURGICAL TECHNIQUES FOR REPAIRINGANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF THE SHOULDEP. EX-PLAINS THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS METHOD OF OP.ERATION AND SHOWS THE POSTOPERATIVE RECOV.ERY OF A PATIENT.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY:

RECYCLED ASPHALT CONCRETE SY RMI SYSTEMS

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD COL 1975

PRODUCER USFHWA


DOCUMENTS THE EXPERIMENTAL RECONSTRUC-TION OF A 1-MILE SECTION OF INTERSTATE HIGH-WAY IN NEVADA WHERE THE 4-INCH DETERIORATEDASPHALT PAVEMENT WAS RECYCLED. SHOWS liOWTO BREAK UP OLD PAVEMENT, HAUL TO CRUSHER,CRUSH, HEAT, AND MIX IN FLUE FILLED ROTATINGDRYER, ADD ADDITIONAL ASPHALT AND SOFTENINGAGENT. HAUL BACK TO ORIGINAL SITE, AND PLACEWITH CONVENTIONAL EOUIPMENT. DISCUSSES THEBENEFITS OF ENERGY CONSERVATION.

RECYCUNG

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SI). COL 1971

PROOLICER USOSWM SPONSOR USEPAP


SHOWS A VARIETY OF EFFORTS TO RECOVER ANDREUSE MORE OF OUR DISCARDS. EXPLAINS HOWTHIS APPROACH HAS THE DUAL BENEFIT OF CON.SERVING OUR RESOURCES WHILE MINIMIZING THEEXPENSE AND DIFFICULTY OF SOLID WASTE DIS-POSAL. ILLUSTRATES NEW TECHNIQUES THAT AREBEING INVESTIGATED AND DEMONSTRATED UNDERPROVISIONS OF THE SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT.

RED EYE AND EXTERNAL DISEASE


PRODUCER U SNMAC

TITLE NO 009665/RL, SALE

TEACHES THE STUDENT HOW TO RECOGNIZE BOTHSERIOUS AND LESS SERIOUS INSTANCES OF REDEYE AND MANAGE THEM EITHER BY REFERRAL ORINDEPENDENTLY.1 INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE. 1 STUDENT MANUAL. AND 1STUDENT REFERENCE PACKET INCLUDED. 106SLIDES. WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. DE-VELOPED BY THE PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER, UNI-VERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

FROM THE SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS INOPHTHALMOLOGY SERIES.

RED NIONTMARE


PRODUCER USCOD


DEALS WITH THE NIGHTMARE OF AN AMERICANCITIZEN WHO FINDS HIMSELF IN A COMMUNIST VIL-LAGE AND IS RUDELY AWAKENED TO HIS CIVIC RE.SPONSIBILITIES.

2902 9 6

REDESIGNING A PATTERN FOR PROOLICTION PUR-POSES


PRODUCER USUE


DESCRIBES HOW A PATTERN ORIGINALLY DE.S'GNED FOR CASTING A SINGLE PIECE IS REDE-SIGNED Fon QUANTITY PRODUCTION.


REDISCOVERY-A SERIES

5 IIIMM FILMS, OPT. SD 1975

PRODUCER USNASA


DISCUSSES NATURAL AND MAN-MADE DISASTERS.FEATURES NASA'S CONTRIBUTION OF PROVIDINGVITAL INFORMATION TO REDUCE CASUALITIES ANDPROPERTY LOSS.

EARTHQUAKE BELOW 15MIN

FLOOD SELOW 14MIN

HURRICANE BELOW I4MIN

POLLUTION BELOW I4MIN

TORNADO BELOW I5MIN


REDUCED VOLTAGE STARTERS


PRODUCER USOE


\EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLE OF THE TRANSFORMER.SHOWS THE OPERATION OF A MANUAL STARTINGCOMPENSATOR, THERM/... OVERLOAD RELAY. ANDAUTOMATIC STARTING COMPENSATOR.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. MOTORCONTROL, NO. 3.

REDUCED-ONAVITY SIMULATOR FOR STUDY OfMAN'S SW-LOCOMOTION


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS AN ARRANGEMENT 'OF CABLES AND HAR-NESSES ON AN OVERHEAD TRACK WHICH SIMU-LATES THE CONDITION OF REDUCED GRAVITY SUCHAS OCCURS ON THE MOON.

REDUCTION AND FIXATION Of MOODIE THIRD FRAC-TURES Of THE FACE LATERAL ORSITAL-


PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE-REDUCTION AND FIXATION OF MIDDLETHIRD FRACTURES OF THE FACE - LATERAL ORBIT-AL RIM APPROACH.

REDUCTION OF ZYGOMATIC ARCH FRACTURE OIL:LIES APPROACH

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 190PRODUCER USVADT SPONSOR USVA


DEMONSTRATES REDUCTION OF A ZYGOMATICARCH FRACTURE, POINTS OUT HOW ACCESS TOTHE FRACTURE IS GAINED THROUGH AN AURINCU.LOTEMPORAL INCISION AND REDUCTION ISAr;HIEVED BY BLIND MANIPULATION AND TOUCH.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'REDUC-TION OF ZYGGMATIC ARCH FRACTURE.'

REFLEX KLYSTRON

40 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE CONSTRUCTION. OPERATION, ANDCOMPONENTS OF THE REFLEX KLYSTRON. SHOWS

HOW REPEU.ER PLATE VOLTAGE CAN SE CHANGEDTO OBTAIN THE DIFFERENT MODES OF OPERATION.POINTS ovr HOW THE REPELLER PLATE IS USEDAS A FINE CONTROL. AND HOW A TUNING STRUTOR SCREW 18 USED AS A COARSE FREQUENCYCCNTROL,

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORAG AGENCY.

REFRIOERATIO F000 iroitAaa mewls62 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP. S LENT, SSW 1951



EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF REFRIGERATEDF000 STORAGE. SHOWS METHOCG OF STORINGFOOOS IN A REFRIGERATOR.

FROM THE FOX HANJLING SERIES.

REPRIGERATION - COMPRESSOR CONTROLS

MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SO. SSW 0 1957

PRODUCER USN


DEPICTS HOW THE LOW PRESSURE SWITCH TURNSON AND OFF THE COMPRESSOR MOTOR VIA MOTORCONTROLLER AND HOW SAFETY CONTROLS PRO-TECT COMPRESSOR AND MOTOR.

REFRIGERATION CONDENSER CONTROLS

5 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SO, SSW 1957

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS CONTROLS FOR THE CONDENSER OF A RE.FRIGERATION SYSTEM. DEMONSTRATES HOW THEREFRIGERATION PRESSURE IN THE HIGH PRES-SURE UNE IS USED BY THE WATER-REGULATINGVALVE TO CONTROL THE FLOW OF WATERTHROUGH THE CONDENSER. TELLS HOW USE OFTHE WATER FAILURE SWITCH SERVES AS PROTEC-TION FOR THE COMPRESSOR.

REFRIGERATION - EVACUATING AND CHARGING


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES PROCEDURES FOR REMOVING AIRAND MOISTURE FROM REFRIGERATION LINES ANDCHARGING THE UNIT WITH FRESH REFRIGERANT.SHOWS HOW TO ATTACH THE MANIFOLD GUAGEASSEMBLY, EVACUATE THE SYSTEM AND CONDUCTA LEAK TEST PRIORTO CHARGING.

CLEARED FOR TV.

REFRIGERATION - EVAPORATOR CONTROLS

MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USN


EXAMINES HOW THE THERMOSTATIC SWITCH ANDSOLENOID VALVE WORK TO DELIVER FULL FLOWREFRIGERANT TO THE THERMAL EXPANSIONVALVE. EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENTIAL. SHOWS HOWTHE SUPER HEAD IS USED BY THE THERMAL EX-PANSION VALVE TO CONTROL THE FLOW OF RE-FRIGERANT INTO THE EVAPORATOR COIL. ANDHOW THE EVAPORATOR PRESSURE REGULATORWORKS TO RELEASE REFRIGERANT FROM THEEVAPORATOR TO THE COMPRESSOR.

REFRIGERATION SERVICE - COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS -A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE e


ADJUSTING ANO REPAIRING THETHERMO EXPANSION VALVE 12MIN

ARJUSTING COMMERICAL THERMOS-TATIC CONTROLS 12MIN

ADJUSTING PRESSURE ACTUATEDTEMPERATURE CONTROL DEVICES 15MIN

MAKING AND REPAIIIING TUSINO CON-NECTIONS 18MIN

SERVICING WATER-COOLED CON.DENIERS 12MIN

REFRIGERATION SERVICE - DOMESTIC UNITS-AURIES

10 19/AM FILMS, OPT. SO

PROOUCER USOE


ADDING ON REMOVING REFRIGERANT 17MIN

ADJUSTING ANO CHECKING THE EX-PANSION VALVE 2IMIN

CHECKING AND REPLACING A FLOATVALVE 19MIN

CHECKING THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 1TMIN

CHECKINQ TN( SYSTEM, PT 1, wan.AL PROCEDURE 17MIN

CHECKING THE STOMA, PT 2, TROUMA SHOOTING ITIAIN

LOCATING AND REPAIRING LEAKS 1TMIN

QUIETING A NOISY REFRIGERATOR ISMIN

REMOVING AND INSTALUNG A COM-PRESSOR OR CONDENSER 17MIN

REMOVING A110 INSTALUNG A COOL-ING UNIT I9MIN

138 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 24 RACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.STUDY GUDE INCLUDED.


CLEARED FOR TV.

REGULATION OF ATOMIC RADIATION, THE


PRODUCERUSAEC


SURVEYS THE WORK OF THE ATOMIC ENERGYCOMMISSION IN LICENSING AND REGULATING THEUSE OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS. EXAMINES THECLOSE CONTROL OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALSFROM THE TIME THEY LEAVE THE MINES TO BEPROCESSED UNTIL THEY ARE AGAIN RETURNED TOTHE EARTH OR TO THE SAE AS WASTE MATERIALS.

REHABILITATION MANAGEMENT OF BELOW KNEE1945 AMPUTATION

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OP1

PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES THE IMMEDIATE POSTSURGICAL FIT-TING FROM PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION THROUGHPOSTSURGICAL PROSTHETIC TRAINING DESCRIBESSURGICAL TECHNIQUE, APPLICATION OF RIGIDDRESSING, CONTROLLED WEIGHT-BEARING, ANDPROGRESSIVE AMBULATION

REFUSE DISPOSAL ST SANITARY LANDFILLS

13 MW, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL



1956

SALE

DESCRIBES FAULTS OF DISPOSAL METHODS SUCHAS OPEN COMPARES THE VECTOR-BORNE DISEASEAND NUISANCE HAZARDS OF THESE METHODS TOTHOSE OF LANDFILLS. SHOWS HOW TO SELECT ASITE, TYPE OF EQUIPMENT USED, HOW TO CON-STRUCT A LANDFILL, DIFFERENT TYPES OF OPER-ATING PROCEDURES. AND OVERALL CONTRIBU-TIONS OF SANITARY LANDFILLS TO PUBLIC HEALTH.

REGENERATIVE PROCESSES


PRODUCER USNASA

1957 TITLE NO. 002277/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY,AND MECHANICS EMPLOYED IN A REGENERATIVELIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM. INCLUDES OXYGEN RECOV-ERY. WATER PURIFICATION, FOOD AND WASTEMANAGEMENT, HUMIDITY, AND TEMPERATURE CON-TROL.PREV/OUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'LIVING INSPACE. PT 2. REGENERATIVE PROCESSES.'

FROM THE LIVING IN SPACE SERIES.

1986

REFRIGERATION 11171100UCTION TO CONTROLMECHANISMS

10 MIN, 168181 FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1970

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE FUNCTION OF THE AUTOMATIC CON-TROLS IN THE REFRIGERATION CYCLE AND USE OFTHE MANUAL CONTROL IN EMERGENCIES.

REPRIGIRATTON - PRINCIPLES OF MECHANICAL RE-FRIGERATION


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE APPLICATION OF BASIC PHYSICS OFHEAT TRANSFER IN REFRIGERATION UNITS. EX-PLAINS HOW TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN REFRIG-ERANT PASSES THROUGH THE EXPANSION VALVE,COMPRESSOR. CONOENSOR, AND EVAPORATOR ASIT CARRIES KAT TO THE OUTSIDE AIR.

CLEARED FOR TV, SOLD OR RENTED IN CONTINEN.TAL U S ONLY.

RiasoNAL INTIPVENTION PROGRAM-A SERIES


PRODUCER USSEH


DISCUSSES THE FACILITIES, GOALS, AND ACTIVITIESOF THE REGIONAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM, APRESCHOOL PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPMENTALLYDELAYED CHILDREN IN NASHVILLE, TN.

INDIVIDUAL TUTORING MAIN

LANGUAGE PRESCHOOL I9MIN

THAT'S WHAT ITS AU. ADOUT MAIN

TOOKER MANAGEMENT MAIN

REGULATION ANC CONTROL OF THE HEART, THE

55 MIN, 2 x 2 SLOES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL. 1976

PRODUCER USNMAC

nnE NO 006925/RL SAL E

CONSIDERS AUTONOMIC INNERVATION OF THEHEART, THE REFLEXES WHICH AFFECT CARDIACFUNCTION, AND THE INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSICCONTROLS OF CARDIAC FUNCTION. INCLUDES THEDEFINITION OF CARDIAC OUTPUT IN EQUATIONFORM AND DESCRIBES THE FRANK.STARLING LAW

,OF THE HEART.

291 2 9

SD. COL 1971

REHEARSAL FOR THE MOON

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, col 1969

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 0032VIRL SALE

REPORTS ON THE. COMPLEx STIMULATORS USEDTO TRAIN ASTRONA ITS FOR THE APOLLO MISSION.

FROM THE APOLLO L GEST SERIES

REINFORCED PLASTICS - INSPECTION AND QUALITYCONTROL

20 NW, 16MM FILM, OPT. SI), COL 1957

PRODUCERUSN


DEMONSTRATES INSPECTION PROCEDURES, pow-MO EXAMPLES OF VARIOUS COMMON DEFECTSAND PROCEDURES LEADING TO FINAL ACCEPTANCEOF THE FINISHED PARTS BY NAVAL INSPECTORS.

REINFORCED PLASTICS - INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE NATURE OF REINFORCED PLASTICSAND THEIR COMPOSITION AND FABRICATION.

REJECTION OF RENAL TRANSPLANT

is MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1969

PRODUCER USNMAC


DISCUSSES ACUTE OR HYPERACUTE, INTERMETX-ATE, AND CHRONIC REJECTION OF RENAL HOMO.GRAFTS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATON WITH EMORY UNIVER-SITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.


RELATIVE MOVEMENT, PT 1, RELATIVE MOVEMENTAND INTERCEPTION .

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. 134W 1944

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0032621111. SAL E

SHOWS THE BASIC PRINCiPLES OF RELATIVE MOVE-MENT AND INTERCEPTION BETWEEN PLANES ANDSHIP, THE ANGLE BETWEEN THE RELATIVE MOTIONLINE AND THE SHIP'S COURSE, RELATION BETWEENSPEED AND DIRECTION. AND HOW TO PLOTCOURSE AND DETERMINE THE TIME OF ARRIVAL OFPLANE AND SHIP.

FROM THE AlAVIGATION SERIES.

RELATIVE MOVEMENT, PT 2, OUT AND IN SEARCH,RELATIVE WIND

13 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. Buy 1944

PROMICER USN


COVERS RELATIVE MOVEMENT, COMPUTING TIMESPEED WHEN LEAVING AND RETURNING TO CARRI-ER, SEARCHING ON A RELATIVE BEARING TO CAR.RIER, AND RELATIVE WIND

FROM THE AIA VIOLATION SERIES.

RELAYS .

16 MIN. IOWA FILM, OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE AV. 003261/R L SAL E

DISCUSSES SOME USES OF RELAYS _AND EXPLAINSTHEIR CONSTRUCTION AND PURPOSE. SHOWS THESYMBOLS USED TO IDENTIFY TYPES Of RELAYSAND HOW A RELAY OPERATESKINESCOPE.


RtUABILITY - ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS IN RELI-ABILITY


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS APPLICATION OF BREAK-EVEN ANALYSISFOR USE IN SELECTION FROM 'OMPETING SYS-TEMS AND FOR ECONOMIC DECISIONS WHENCHANGES TO A SYSTEM ARE BEING CONSIDERED.

RILUABILITY - ELEMENTS OF REUABIUTY PREDIC-TION


PRCOUCER USN


SHOWS HOW PREDICTION TECHNIQUES ARE USEDON MAJOR COMPONENT OF A WEAPON SYSTEM.DESCRIBES HOW PREDICTIONS ARE MADE INDRAWING-BOARD PHASE AND REFINED IN BENCHTEST AND PROTYPE TEST PHASES.

RELIABILITY - FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS, PT 1

30 MIN, 16MM FILM. OFT. SO, CO. 1961

PRODUCER USN

17TLE" NC 641542/RL SALE

PRESENTS SOME OF THE FUNDAMENT AL CON-CEPTS OF RELIABILITY ENGII EERING THAT SHALLBE USED BY DESIGNERS OF I+ AVAL WEAPONS SYS-TEMS, TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM '4IHERENT RELIABIL-ITY IN THE DESIGN.

REUASILITY - INDAMENTAL CONCEPTS, PT 2

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. So, Ca. 1961

PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS A CONTINUATION PRESENTATION OFFUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF ENGINEERING THATSHOULD BE USED BY DESIGNERS C. NAVAL WEAP-ONS SYSTEMS TO ACHIEVE THE MAXIMUM INHER-ENT RELIABILITY IN DESIGN.

RELIABILITY PART AND PARCEL


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES fiELIABILITY STANDARDS ESTABLISHEDWITHIN AIR FORCE SYSTEMS AND LOGISTICS COM-MANDS. EXPLAINS HOW THE STANDARDS SERVE ASPRODUCTION REOUIREMENTS AND MANAGEMENTTOOLS IN PROCUREMENT OF ELECTRONIC RE-PLACEMENT PARTS. SHOWS HOW THE STANDARDSREDUCE COSTS AND INCREASE PRODUCT RELIABIL-ITY,

REUMBILITY - REUABILITY MONITORING


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW A PROGRAM IS MONITORED FROMCONCEPT THROUGH USE PHASE, AND SHOWS HOWDATA ARE USED.

RELIAIBUTT RELIASILITY TESTING25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, ca. 1982

PRODI,CER USN


DEPICTS FUNDAMENTALS OF RELIABILITY TESTINGDESIGN

REUABIUTY SPECIFICATIONS AND RELIAINLITY AS-SURANCE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE: NO 641549/RL SALE

DESCRIBES PHILOSOPHY AND FUNCTION OF SPECI-FICATIONS IN RELATION TO ACHIEVEMENT OF RELI-ABILITY ASSURANCE, GENERAL AND DETAILEDSPECIFICATIONS, ENVIRONMENT, INTERFERENCES.INTERACTIONS AND INTERFACES AFFECTINGSYSTEM PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS.

RELIASILITY STATISTTCAL CONCEPTS


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES RELIABILITY ENGINEERING METHODSAWL' DEMONSTRATES THE BASIC CONCEPTS ONWHiCH THE ANALYTICAL METHODS ARE BASED,USING EXAMPLES DRAWN FROM ACTUAL RELIABIL-ITY STUDIES. PRCIIABILITY THEORY IS TREATED INFURTHER DETAIL IN CONNECTION WITH ITS APPLI-CATION TO RELIABILITY PREDICTION.

REUAINUTY THE APPUCATION OF REUASILITYDATA


PROM/CFR USN


SHOWS APPLICATION OF FEED-BACK TC THE SOLU-TION OF PROBLEMS ARISING DURING THE LIFE-CYCLE OF A WEAPON SYSTEM.

RELIASIUTY ENGINEERING RELIABILITY TESTING


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS ADVANCED METHODS AND TECHNIQUESOF RELIABILITY ANALYSIS. ONE OF THE MORECRITICAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY PROBLEMS ISDRAWN OUT OUT FOR DETAILED STUDY BY COM-PARING OBSERVED AND THEORETICAL FREQUENCYDISTRIBUTIONS. REGRESSION TECHNIQUES, DESIGN'IMPROVEMENT' ANALYSIS, AND THE MONTE CARLOTECHNIQUE ARE DEMONSTRATED.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'RELIABIL-ITY ENGINEERING - RELIABILITY TESTING.'

REMEMBER NY NAME (SHORT VERSION)


PRODUCER USCSC


ILLUSTRATES FRUSTRATIONS OF EMPLOYEES INLOWER LEVEL, DEAD-ENDED JOB SITUATIONS.STRESSES THE NEED FOR MANAGEMENT AND SU-PERVISORY ACTIONS TO BRING ABOUT EQUALITYOF OPPORTUNITY IN EMPLOYMENT AND UPWARDMOBILITY WITHIN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

REMOTE MAINTENANCE OF MOLTEN SALT REAC-TORS


PRODUCER USAEC


ILLUSTRATES THE ARRANGEMENT OF A MOCK-UPFLUID-FUEL REACTOR SYSTEM APPROXIMATELY 20MW(T) IN SIZE AND THE REMOTE OPERATION OFSPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT UTILIZED TO MAINTAINREACTOR COMPONENTS.

REMOTE Possisiunas15 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1977

PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS LANDSAT AND ITS 'BIG PICTURE FROMOUTER SPACE.' EXPLAINS THE CONCEPT OFREMOTE SENSING. THE SATkLLITE CAN PROVIDEVISUAL IMAGERY OF RESOURCE PROBLEMS IN THEFIELDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, GEOLOGYWATER, LAND USE, AND AGRICULTURE. THE DATAACQUIRED BY THE SATELLITE IS AVAILABLE TO EV-ERYONE TO HELP RESOLVE RESOURCE PROBLEMS.

FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL SERIES. LANDSATSATELLITE FOR ALL SEASONS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

REMOTE REPAIR AND MODIFICATION Of THE HRE-2CONE VESSEL

20 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1961


TITLE NO. 0041159/14L RENTAL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE REMOTE REPAIR AND MOOIFICA-TION OF THE HOMOGENEOUS REACTOR EXPERI-MENT (HRE-2) CORE VESSEL FOLLOWING THE FOR-NATION OF TWO HOLES THAT PERMITTED THETRANSFER OF FUSL TO THE BLANKET SIDE OF THEREACTOR.


REMOTELY PILOTED VEHICLE


PRODOCER USN


SHOWS AN INTROOUCTION TO THE Of 604 TARGETSYSTEM WITH DETAILS OF THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL

292 Trj

FLIGHT AS A REAL-SIZE, ALL-ATTITUDE, HIGHLY-MA-NEUVERABLE, REMOTELY PILOTED VEHICLE.

REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES

20 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, CCL 1983

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES HOW TO DEVELOP WAX-UP FOR PAR-TIAL DENTURE CASTING FROM PLAIN REFRACTORYCAST. EMPHASIZES IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTIONDETAILS.

REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF MAIN BEARINGS

22 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 0049110/11L SA LE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO REMOVE AND REPLACEUPPER AND LOWER MAIN BEARINGS. SHOWS HOWTO CLEAN. INSPECT, AND MEASURE BEARINGSHELLS.PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1941. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


REMOVAL OF SITING TICKS, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE BITING TICKS WITHOUTLEAVING THE MOUTH PARTS IMBEDOED IN THEFLESH.

REMOVAL OF CYUNDER LINER

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SV, B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 0048111/RL

TELLS HOW TO REMOVE LINER.IOUS CONNECTIONS AND LINES,NISM, CONNECTING ROOS, ANDSHAFT.PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE FAIRBANKS AIME DIESEL ENGINEMAINTENANCE SERIES.

19411

SALE

INCLUDING VAR-TIMING MECHA-UPPER CRANK-

REMOVAL OF INJECTION NOZZLES


PRODUCER USN

T7TLE NO. 001862/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO REMOVE INJECTION NOZ-ZLES, CYLINDER RELIEF VALVE, INDICATOR COCK.AND THE AIR START CHECK VALVE.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1941. (*LEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


REMOVAL OF PISTONS


PROOUCZR USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO DISCONNECT ANDREMOVE BOTH UPPER AND LOWER PISTONS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY. 1941. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


REMOVAL OF SIMPLE TEETH. THE


PROOLICER DARYSO SPONSOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES PROCEDURES FOR REMOVAL OFUNCOMPLICATED TEETH.STUDENT WORKBOOK AND ANSWER SHEETS IN-CLUDED.

FROM THE CURRICULUM FORUM 2 SERIES.


REMOVAL OF THE MAIN


PROOUCER HASSOJ SPONSOR USNMAC

T7TLE NO. 006339/FIL SALE

DEMONSTRATES STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURES FORDISSECTION OF THE BRAIN FROM INITIAL INCISIONTO TOTAL REMOVAL. IDENTIFIES IN SEQUENZE PI-TUITARY STALK, INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERIES.OCULAR MOTOR NERVES, TROCHLEAR AND TRIGE-

1

MINAL NERVES, I%kCIAL AND AUDITORY NERVES,GLOS3OPHARYNGEAL AND HYPOGLOSSAL NERVES,VERTEBRAL ARTERIES. S' 'SES, AND PITUITARYGI AHD.

FROM THE AUTCPSY DISSECTIC# TECHNIQUE . ACINEA. TOGRAPHIC ATLAS SERIES.

RECOMMENDED E09 PROrESSIONAL. GROUPSONLY.

REMOVAL Of THE SPIRAL CORD ANTERIOR AP.MAC%




DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE FOR REMOVINGTHE SPINAL CORD BY EXPOSING IT ANTERIORLYAFTER REMOVAL OF THE VERTEBRAL COLUMNFROM 04 TO TS INCLUSIVE. EMFHASIZES THE WAYIN WHICH THE INDIVIDUAL VERTEBRAL PEDICLESARE IDENTIFIED AND CUT TO FACILITATE THE RE-MOVAL OF THE VERTEBRATE COLUMN.

FROM THE AUTOPS,' assEcrioN TECHNIQUE ACINEMATO. GRAPHIC ATLAS SERIES.

RECOMMENM FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

REMOVING A SECTION OF PIPING ABOARD SHIP


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF THE PIPING SYSTEM.SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE A SECTION OF PIPEABOARD SHIP, AND DEFINES OUTSIDE DIAMETER,PITCH DIAMETER, PITCH CORD, BLEEDING POINT,AND BACKING-OFF.PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1943, RELEASED By U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. PIPEFIT-TING.

11210VING AND INSPECTING CYLINDERS

NI MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PROOUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 642550/RI RENI'AL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE THE CYLINDER ASSEM-BLIES FROM THE ENGINE, DISASSEMBLE THE CYLIN-DER ASSEMBLIES, AND CLEAN, INSPECT, AND RE-CONDITION THE CYLINDERS.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES, POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE

ING RENOGRAPHY. THE HOWARD TEST, PYELO-GRAPHY, AND RENAL VEIN RENINS. DISCUSSESSURGICAL MANAGEMENT AND ARTERIOGRAPHY

FRQA THE ABDOMINAL AND PERIPHERAL yAscv.LAR DISEASE SERIES.

RENDEZOUS WI DEGREES SOUTH


PRODUCER USAF


DEPICTS THE ROLE OF THE 0-130 HERCULES INBLAZING AN UNRESTRICTFO SUPPI Y LINE TO THESOUTH POLE. PICTURES SOME OF THE RESEARCHBEING CONDUCTED THERE, AND STRESSES THE IM-PORTANCE OF THIS SCIEKTIFIC WORK TO, W NKIND.

THIS IS CON3IDERI:J OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLAN i OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

RENDEZVOUS


PRODUCER USIA

TITLE NO. IX1e401/9L RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE FRONTIER LIFE OF AMER'CAN FURTRAPPERS IN TETON CANYON, WY. SHOWS A DRA-MATIC REENACTMENT OF SOME ASPECTS OF THEFRONTIER LIFE OF THE AMERICAN FUR TRAPPER INTHE 1820'S.


OF TUBE, PREPARE A REPLACEMENT SECTION, PRE-PARE INTERNAL REINFORCING SLEEVES AND AS-SEMBLE AND WELD THE REPLACEMENT SECTIONAND SLEEVES.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. AIRCRAFTMAINTENAN7:c.

REPLACEMENT Of ASOOMINAL AORTA WITH NOMO-TRANSPLANT


PRoDUCER USVA


ILLUSTRATES RESECTION OF THE TERMINAL. AORTAAT ITS BIFURCATION AND REPLACEMENT WITH HO-MOGENOUS AORTIC TRANSPLANT. SUGGESTSTECHNIQUE FOR ANEURYSM OF ABDOMINAL AORTAAND FOR OCCLUSIVE DISEASF OF TERMINAL AORTAAND ILIAC ARTERIES.

REPLACEMENT OF CYUNDER UNER1976 26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, Bayi

PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW TO REPLACE THE CYLINDER LINER, IN-CLUDING UPPER CRANKSHAFT, CONNECTING ROOS,TIMING MECHANISM, AND VARIOUS CONNECTIONSAND LINES.



REORIENTING OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS. PT 2

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL ' 1963

PRODUCER USA


CLINICALLY DEMONSTRATES CORRECTLY ENG-NEERED RESTORATION OF PATIENT'S UPPERTEETH, WITH STRESS ON ACCOMPLISHMENT °-PROPER OCCLUSAL BALANCE.

REPAINTING A FRAME BUILDING1945 II MIN, 16M14 FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO PREPARE A BUILDING FOR PAINT-NG, SET UP STAGING. PREPARE PAINT, APPLY THEPRIME AND SECCAD COATS, AND CARE FORBRUSHES, PAINT, AND EQUIPMENT.

FROM THE FARM WORKERS SERIES. PAINTING, NO.1.

REMOVING AND INSTALLING A COMPRESSOR ORCONOENSER


PRODUCER USOE

FIFLENO. 641900/RI RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO EVACUATE AND REMOVE A COM- .PRESSOR IN A DOMESTIC REFRIGERATOR, EVACU-ATE A STUCK COMPRESSOR, INSTALL A COMPRES-SOR, AND REMOVE AND INSTALL A CONDENSER.

FRC.A THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. DO-MESTIC UNITS, NO. 5.

REMOVING ANO INSTALLING A COOUNG UNIT

NI MIN, ilIMM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW

PFKXtUCER USOE


DISCUSSES CDOLING UNIT DISORDERS IN A DOMES-TIC REFRIGERATOR. SHOWS HOW TO EVACUATEVALVED EVAPORATORS, REMOVE AN OIL-LOGGEDEVAPORATOR, INSTALL THE EVAPORATOR, AND IN-STALL A DIRECT EXPANSION COOLING UNIT.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. DO-MESTIC UNITS, NO. 6.

1945

REPAIRINO A WOOOEN RIR


PRODUCER USOE


1$48

REPLACEMENT OF INJECTION NOZZLES

6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 50, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO REPLkCE INJECTION NOZ-ZLES, CYLINDER RELIEF VALVE, INDICATOR COCK,AND THE AIR START CHECK VALVE. .

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944, RELEASED BY U $OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1648.


REPLACEMENT Of PISTONS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 004867/Rt. SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO REPLACE AND CONNECT1845 BOTH UPPER AND LOWER PISTONS.

PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE FAIRBANKS MORSE DIESEL

REPRIEVE




FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER AND1945 OTHER HEART PATIENTS TELL HOW SENSIBLE

LIVING HABITS AND ADHERENCE TO DOCTORS'ORDERS HAVE ENABLED THEM TO RETURN TOACTIVE AND USEFUL LIVING. OFFERS HOPE AND EN-COURAGEMENT FOR THE MILLION-PLUS AMERICANMEN AND WOMEN WHO EACH YEAR SURVIVE AHEART ATTACK.

1$48

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE GUSSETS AND BROKENRIB PARTS, SPLICE A SECTION OF CAP STRIP. CUTAND FINISH A SCARF JOINT, MAKE A NEW TRUSSMEMBER, AND MAKE AND ASSEMBLE GUSSETS ANDREINFORCEMENT PLATES.


REPAIRING AIRCRAFT TIRES


PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO INSPECT AN AIRPLANE TIRE,REMOVE THE TIRE, REMOVE THE TUBE FROM THETIRE, VULCANIZE THE TUBE, REPAIR A CUT IN THETIRE, AND REINSTALL THE WHEEL

FROM THE-AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE

REMOVING DEFECTIVE RIVETS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 642CI0/Rt. RENTAL SALE

ILLUSTRATES HOW AN INSPECTOR MARKS DEMC-TIVE RIVETS, HOW TO DRILL THE HEADS OF FLUSH-TYPE AND BRAZIER HEAD RIVETS, AND HOW TOREMOVE THE SHANK AND HEAD AFTER DRILLING.


RENAL VASCULAR HYPERTENSION


PRODUCER WARMP SPONSOR USHMAC


DISCUSSES RENAL VASCULAR HYPEP I ENSION, ITSETIOLOGY, AND METHOOS OF DIAGNOSIS, INCLUD-

MAINTENANCE SERIES.

1964

REPAIRING AND REUNING MECHANICAL MAKIN


PRCDUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CHECK BRAKE ACTION,REMOVE WHEEL AND INSPECT BRAKES. DISASSEM-BLE WHEEL AND REMOVE BRAKE LINING. INSTALLNEW BRAKE LINING, REPLACE BRAKE CABLES, ANDADJUST BRAKES.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES.% ,AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE.

REPAIRING STRUCTURAL TU IRO

20 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 5,1, B&W 1045

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 842550/RI F. NTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO STRAIGHTEN A BENT TUBE,ROUND OUT A TUBE, r.EmovE A DAMAGED SECTION

293

ti

REPULSION MOTOR PRINCIPLES

t t MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A REPULSIONMOTOR. EXPLAINS ROTOR CIRCUITS AND THEEFFECT OF BRUSH POSITION, THE SHORT CIRCUIT-ING AND BRUSH-LIFTING MECHANISM. AND THE AP-PLICATIONS OF REPULSION MOTORS.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. ELECTRICALMACHINERY, NO. 5.

REPULSION-INDUCTION MOTOR GENERAL OVER-HAUL

33 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, CAPTIONS, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


REVIEW MATERIAL FOR THE FILM OF THE SAMETITLE.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. MOTORMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR, NO. 8,

RESEARCH ANO DEVILOPMEN FILM REPORT NO, 34SUING THE UNKIABLE PHOTO...


PRODUCER USA


FULL TITLE: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FILMREPORT NO. 34 SEEING THE UNSEEABLE PHOTOINSTRUMENTATION. DESCRIBES THE ROLE OFPHOTO.INSTRUMENTATION IN RESEARCH AND DE.VELOPMENT PROJECTS, FOCUSING ON THE MOREOUTSTANDING DEVICES AND SYSTEMS USED INSTUDIES RELATED TO MUNITIONS, BALLISTICS,ROCKETRY, SPACE VEHICLES, NUCLEAR EFFECTS,OCEANOGRAPHY, MEDICINE, AGRICULTURE, AND IN.DUSTRY.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'ARMY RE.SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FILM REPORT NO. 34

SEEING THE UNSEEABLE.'

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

RESEARCH ANCI DEVELOPMENT PROGREIS REPORTNO. 7 SWAMP FOX II, PANAMA MOSIUTY IN...


PRODUCER USA .


FULL TITLE: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PRO.GRESS REPORT NG. 7 SWAMP FOX II, PANAMAMOBILITY IN THE TROPICS. REPORTS ON OBJEC-TIVES. SCOPE, AND RESULTS OF THE SWAMP FOX 2TESTS CONDUCTED BY THE U S ARMY IN CCOPERA.TION WITH THE PANAMANIAN GOVERNMENT TOEVALUATE MOBILITY Of MILITARY VEHICLES IN THETROPICS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN USW^ AS 'ARMY RE.SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROL1RESS REPORT7.'

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS REPORTNO. S THE ARMY FIELD RADIO CONVERSION..


PRODUCER USA


FULL TITLE: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PRO-GRESS REPORT NO. 8 THE ARMY FIELD RADIOCONVERION PROGRAM. DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF TWO NEW RADIO SYS-TEMS, AN/VRC-12 AND AN/VRC-25, ADOPTED BYTHE ARMY TO MEET CHANGING TACTICAL REQUIRE-MENTS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'ARMY RE.SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS REPORT6.'

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TOPICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPON.SORING AGENCY.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS REPORTNO. (*LONG PIERS


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLA.TION OF DELONG PIERS TO RELIEVE THE LOGISTI.CAL PROBLEM IN VIETNAM.


RESEARCH IN THE ATMOSPHERE


PRODUCER USNASA


TRACES THE METHODS OF EXPLORING THE UPPERATMOSPHERE AND NEAR EARTH ENVIRONMENTFROM ANCIENT TIMES UNTIL THE PRESENT. SHOWSTHE TECHNIQUE Of SCIENTIFIC 'MODEL BUILDING'THROUGH A STUDY Of IONIZED HELIUM IN THEEARTH'S ATMOSPHERE.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECELJARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

NESEARCH PROJECT X15


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXPERIMENTALX.15 RESEIVICH AIRPLANE AND THE RESULTS OB.TAINED FROM EARLY X-15 FLIGHTS. INCLUDES PHO-TOGRAPHY OF FLIGHTS AT THE EDGE OF SPACEAND LANDINGS ON ORY LAKE BEDS.

RkdEARCH REACTOR PAFETY DEVICE



TITLE NO 003276/RL RENTAL PALE

ILLUSTRATES THE DESIGN AND TESTING OF A RE.ACTOR SAFETY FUSE DESIGNED 70,,SHUT DOWNPOOL.TYPE REACTONS AUTOMMICALLYALMOST INSTANTANEOUSLY IF AN ABNORMAL OP.ERATING CONDITION OCCURS.


RESEARCH REACTORS USA




PRESENTS A SUMMARY Of THE MAJOR TYPES OFRESEARCH REACTORS-SWIMMING POOL, TANK,WATER BOILER, AND GRAPHITE. DESCRIBES THEIRUSES IN RESEARCH, INDUSTRY, CHEMISTRY, PHYS.ICS, METALLURGY, BIOLOGY, AND MEDICINE. ANI.MATED.


RESEARCH TO REALITY


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NU. 005888/RL SALE

SHOWS THE MANY CAPABILITIES OF THE NAVAL RE.SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER.

RESISTIVE BRIDGE CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES A SIMPLE RESISTIVE BRIDGE CIRCUITAND DISCUSSES THE SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICSOF RESISTANCE RATIO, VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION,AND CURRENT FLOW. DIFFERENTIATES BETWEENBALANCED AND UNBALANCED BRIDGES. VERIFIESVOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION AND CURRENT FLOW DI.RECTION, AND DESCRIBES THE APPLICATION OFTHE WHEATSTONE BRIDGE. (KINESCOPE)

RESISTORS COLOR COOE


PRODUCER USAF


GIVES THE PURPOSE OF COLOR CODING RESIS-TORS. AND EXPLAINS THE VALUE INDICATED BYEACH COLOR. EXPLAINS HOW TO USE THE COLORCODE CHART AND HOW TO READ THE COLOR CODEON A RESISTOR. SHOWS NUMEROUS EXAMPLES.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE1969 WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

RESEARCH INTO CONTROLLED FUSION




REPORTS ON THE FUSION RESEARCH PROGRAMSSPONSORED BY THE U S ATOMIC ENERGY COMMIS.SION AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, OAK RIDGE NA.TONAL LABORATORY, LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFICLABORATORY, AND THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA RADIATION LABORATORY. OUTLINES PRINCIPALPROBLEMS AND DESCRIBES RESEARCH DEVICES,INCLUDING THE VARIOUS PINCH, MIRROR, ROUT.ING PLASMA, OCX, AND STELLARATOR MACHINES.

RESISTORS CONSTRUCTION

21 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, UW

PRODUCER USAF


STATES THE PURPOSE OF RESISTORS, AND DIS.CUSSES THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE Of FIXED.ADJUSTABLE, AND VARIABLE RESISTORS. SHOWSTHE SCHEMATIC SYMBOLS FOR FIXED AND VARI.ABLE RESISTORS.KINESCOPE.


RESONANT LINES


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS OPEN AND SHORTED RESONANT LINES.EXPLAINS STANDING WAVES THROUGH USE Of ANI.

294

NATION. SHOWS THE THE PHASE RELATIONSHIP OFTHE INCIDENT AND REFLECTED WAVES OF CUR.RENT AND VOLTAGE. SHOWS GRAPHICALLY THELOCATION OF THE LOOPS AND NODES OF THESTANDING WAVE OF CURRENT AND VOLTAGE. ANDEXPLAINS THE ELECTRICAL LENGTH BETWEEN THELOOPS AND MODES.KINESCOPE.


ISONANT SECTIONS AND MATCHING DEVICES

25 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, EMW

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE USE Of RESONANT SECTIONS OFTRANSMISSION LINES. EXPLAINS THE OPERATIONAND GIVES APPLICATIONS OF THE FOLLOWING DE.VICES-EVEN HARMONIC FILTERS (SERIES ANDSHUNT), QUARTER WAVE MATCHING TRANSFORM.ER, HALF WAVE MATCHING TRANSFORMER, LINEBALANCE CONVERTER (BAZOOKA). AND CAPACITIVECOUPLED JOINT.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSCRING AGENCY,

71ESPIRATION AND CIRCULATION

26 MIN, itIMM FILM. OPT. SD, CAL 1961

PRODUbER USAF


EXPLAINS THE FUNCTIONS OF THE CIRCULATORYAND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS WITHIN THE HUMANBODY. SHOWS HOW TIEY WORK TOGETHER UNOERDIRECTION OF THE BRAIN THROUGH REFLEX CHE.MORECEPTOR CONTROL. DEPICTS RELATIONS OFTHESE COMPLEX SYSTEMS WITH THE PHY=IOLOGI.CAL PROBLEMS Of RIGHT.

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


EXPLAINS MATURATIONAL CHANGES IN THE FETALLUNG, THE EFFECTS OF HYPDXIA ON THE DEVELOP.ING LUNG, AND THE LEVELS WHERE INTERFERENCEWITH FETAL OXYGENATION MAY OCCUR. SHOWSHOW TO RECOGNIZE INFANTS WITH RESPIRATORYDISTRESS SYNDROME AND ASSOCIATE THE CLINI.CAL MANIFESTATIONS WITH ,THE PATHOPHYSIO.

'LOGY.

61 SLIDES, 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. GUIDE INCLUD-ED. DEVELOPED UNDER THE AUSPICES Of THEAUDIOVISUAL COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION OfMEDICAL SCHOOL PEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT CHAIR.MEN.


RESPIRATORY FAILURE




DISCUSSES FACTORS WHICH MAY PRECIPITATERESPIRATORY FAILURE, THE SYMPTOMS AND SIGNSOf RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS, AND THE TREATMENTOf RESPIRATORY FAILURE.

RESPOND - ON SITE RESISTANCE


PRODUCER USDCPA


MOTIVATES LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TOPARTICIPATE IN ON.SITE ASSISTANCE. TELLS THESTORY OF A FEDERAL-STATE TEAM VISITING AMAYOR AND HIS STAFF. SHOWS HOW THE TEAMSURVEYS LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TOCHECK THEIR EMERGENCY READINESS PLANS ANDPROCEDURES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

1974

RESPONSE TO A CATASTROPHE


PRODUCER USEPA


SHOWS THE DEVASTATION 'HURRICANE AGNES'CAUSED ON THE EAST COAST Of THE U S ON JUNE22, 1972. SHOWS HOW HUNDREDS OP THOUSANDSOf PEOPLE WERE LEFT HOMELESS, BUSINESS OP.ERATIONS WERE WIPED OUT, DESTRUCTION WASCAUSED BY THE FLOOD WATERS AND OIL SPILLSSHOWS CLEAN.UP OPERATIONS. DESCRIBES COO-PERATION BY THE VARIOUS LOCAL, STATE, ANDFEDERAL AGENCIES.

, .3 ,

RESPONSE TO DISASTER

20 MIN, 111AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL. 1964

PRODUCER USAE


SHOWS WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION CAUSED BYTHE G000 FRIDAY, 1914, ALASKAN EARTHQUAKE.DISCUSSES RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS PRE-SENTED BY GEOLOGICAL CONDITIONS. INCLUDINGCHANGES IN HARBOR DEPTHS AND LAND ELEVA-TIONS. DISCUSSES ACTIVITIES OF FEDERAL AGEN-

RESPONSE TO MECHANICAL SHOCK

Is MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1968

PFOOLICER USAEC


ILLUSTRATES SEVERAL TYPES OF MECHANICALSHOCK AND SHOWS THE SHOCK SIGNATURE (AC-CELERATION AS A FUNCTION OF TIME) GENERATEDBY EACH SHOCK. THROUGH ANIMATION, THE PA-RAMETERS USED TO DEFINE MECHANICAL SHOCKARE SHOWN-ACCELERATION, VELOCITY, AND DIS-PLACEMENT, AND THE RELATIONSHIP AND INTER-DEPENDENCE OF THESE THREE FUNCTIONS AREEXPLAINED. SEE ALSO 'FUNDAMENTALS OF ME-CHANICAL VIBRATION'.

RESPONSISILITIES OF THE CONTRACTING MINCER


PRODUCER USESS


ADDRESSES SIX QUESTIONS-WHAT IS A CON-TRACT? WHAT MAKES IT ENFORCEABLE? - WHATIS A PURCHASE ORDER? - WHEN DOES A PURCHASEORDER BECOME A CONTRACT? IS A UNILATERALAGREEMENT ENFORCEABLE? - WHAT ARE THE RE-QUIREMENTS OF A VALID CONTRACT?

RESTORATION Of A CLASS I FACIAL PIT CAVITYPREPARATION WITH AMALGAM

12 MIN. 11MM FILM, OPT. ST), COL 1974

PROOUCER USODEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING COPAL VARNISH, CON-DENSING, CARVING, BURNISHING, FINISHING, ANDPOLISHING AN AMALGAM RESTORATION IN A MANI-KIN. ALSO DEMONSTRATES THE CAUSE AND EF-FECTS OF IMPROPER AND PROPER CONDENSING INA SPECIAL CROSS-SECTIONAL VIEW. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.



RESTORATION OR A CLASS I OCCLUSAL CAVITYPREPARATION WITH AMALGAM


PROOUCER USDDEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING VARNISH, CONDENSING,CARVING, BURNISHING, OCCLUSAL ADJUSTMENT,FINISHING. AND POLISHING AN AMALGAM RESTORA-TION IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCE-DURES.

FROM THE PROJECT AO3R0E SERIES, RESTORA-TION OF CAVITY PREPARATIONS WITH AMALGAMAND TOOTH-COLORED MATERIALS.


RESTORATION OP A CLASS I OCCLUSO-LINGUALCAVITY PREPARATION WITH AMALOAN


PRODUCER USDOEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING A SELONDARY METALMATRIX, CONDENSING, CARVING, BURNISHING, ANDPOLISHING IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PRO-CEDURES.



RESTORATION Or A CLASS II MESIO-OCCLUSALCAVIV PAEPARATION WITH AMALGAM

IS MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1974

PROCPUCt6 t.;0ENMEE NO 009202/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES CONDENSING. CARVING, BURNISH-ING, OCCI USAL ADJUSTMENT, FINISHING, AND PO-LISHING AN AMALGAM RESTORATION IN A MANIKIN.SHOWS 4-HANOED PROCEDURES

FROM THE PROJECT ACOR0E SERIES. RESTORA-TION OF CAVITY PREPARATIONS WITH AMALGAMAND TOOTH-COLORED MATERIALS.


RESTORATION OF A CLASS III INSTAL CAVITY PREP-ARATION WITH SILICATE Caron' - FACIAL.


PRODUCER USDOEN

TIT(EPIO. 009210/RL SALE

FULL TITLE-RESTORATION OF A CL4SS III DISTALC.4VITY PREPARATION WITH SILICATE CEMENTFACIAL ACCESS. DEMONSTRATES PLACING A CAL-CIUM HYDROXIDE LINER, ADAPTING A PLASTICMATRIX STRIP, PLACING SILICATE CEMENT USINGTHE BULK PACK TECHNIC, AND FINISHING IN AMANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.

FROM THE PROJECT AMIRDE SERIES. RESTORA-TION OF CAVITY PREPARATIONS WITH AMALGAMAND TOOTH-COLORED MATERIALS.


RESTORATION OF A CLASS PI DISTO-LINGUALCAVITY PREPARATION WITH AMALGAM

19 MIN, 16441.4 FILM, C.PT. SD, COI. 1974

PRODUCER USDOEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING VARNISH, PREPARINGAND PLACING A CUSTOM METAL MATRIX STRIP,CONDENSING, CARVING, BURNISHING, FINISHING.AND POLISHING AN AMALGAM RESTORATION IN AMANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.



RESTORATION Of A CLASS III WAAL CAVITY PREP-ARATION WITH FILLED RESIN LINGUAL-

10 MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. so, COL 1974

PRODUCER USDOEN


FULL TITLE: RESTORATION OF A CLASS III M.CAVITY PREPARATION WITH FILLED RESIN - LIN-GUAL ACCESS. DEMONSTRATES PLACING CALCIUMHYDROXIDE LINER, ADAPTING A PLASTIC MATRIXSTRIP, PLACING FILLED RESIN WITH A SYRINGE,AND FINISHING IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDEDDENTISTRY.



RESTORATION OF A CLASS IV NUANNCISAL CAVITYPREPARATION WITH FILLED RESIN


PRODUCER USDDEN

17TLENO. 009192/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES PLACING A DEAD-SOFT METALMATRIX, PLACING A FILLED RESIN WITH A SYRINGE.FINISHING, AND ADJUSTING. OCCLUSION IN A MANI-KIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.



RESTORATION OF A CLASS V DISTOFACIAL CAVITYPAEPARATION WITH AMALGAM

16 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. COL. 1974

PRODUCER USODEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING A CALCIUM HYDROXIDEBASE, PLACING THE VARNISH, PLACING A CUSTOMMETAL MATRIX, CONDENSING, CARVING, BURNISH-ING, FINISHING, AND POLISHING IN A MANIKIN.SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES k-



RESTORATION Of A CLASS V FACIAL CAVITY PREP-ARAT1ON WITH AMALGAM

12 MIN., 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1974

PRODUCER USODEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING VARNISH, CONDENSING,CARVING, FINISHING, AND POLISHING IN A MANIKIN.EMPHASIZES THE POLISHING PROCEDURE WITHPROPER AND IMPROPER TECHNIC. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.



295 303_

RESTORATION OF A CLASS V FACIAL CAVITY MEP-ARATION WITH UNFILLED RESIN


PRODUCER USDDEN


DEMONSTRATES PLACING CALCIUM HYDROXIDELINER, PLACING UNFILLED RESIN WITH THE BRUSH-IN TECHNIC, FINISHING, AND POLISHING IN A MANI-KIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.



RESTORATION OF CAVITY PREPARATIONS WITHAMALGAM AND TOOT'HCOLORED MATERIALS


PRODUCER USIDDEN


PROVIDES DENTAL OR DENTAL AUXILIARY STU-DENTS WITH BASIC ,KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS INTHE UTILIZATION OF AMALGAM AND TOOTH-COL-ORED MATERIALSINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS INCLUDE 14 MOTIONPICTURES, A STUDENT SYLLABUS, AND AN IN-STRUCTOR'S MANUAL.

FROM THE PROJECT ACORDE SERIES.

Ammo OF A MATRIX SAND ANDMECHANICAL RETAINER

ISOLATION OF A CLAES V FACIALLESION WITH A GINGIVAL RETRAC-TOR

RESTORATION OF A CLASS I FACIALPIT CAVITY PREPARATION WITHAMALGAM

RESTORATION OF A CLASS I OCCLU-SAL CAVITY PREPARATION WITHAMALGAM

RESTORATION Of A CLAES I OC-CLUSOUNGUAL CAVITY PREPARA-TION WITH AMALGAM

RESTORATION OF A CLASS II MUSD-OCCLUSAL CAVITY PREPARATIONWITH AMALGAM

RESTORATION OF A CLASS IN DISTALCAVITY PAEPARATION MTH SIU

. CA71 CEMENT FACIAL.

RESTORATION Of A CLASS MI DOSTOLINGUAL CAVIT, PREPARATIONWITH AMALGAM

RESTORATION OF A CLASS III MUMCAVITY PREPARATION WITH FILLEDRESIN UNGUAL

RESTORATION OF A CLAIM IV WINO.INCISAL CAVITY PREPARATION WITHFILLED RESIN

RESTORATION Of A CLASS V DISTOFACIAL CAVITY PREPARATION WITHAMALGAM

RESTORATION OF A CLASS V FACIALCAVITY PREPARATION WITH AMAL-GAM

RESTORATION_UP A CLASS V FACIALCAVITY PREPARATION WITH UN.FILLED RESNI

TEMPORARY RESTORATION OF ACLASS II MESIOOCCLUSAL CAVITYPINIPARATION MTN-


1974

AMIN

WIN

12MIN

11MIN

. WAIN

1SMIN

1OMIN

1SMIN

1OMIN

17MIN

IIMIN

11MIN

11MIN

1OMIN

AUTOMATION OR EQUESTRIAN STATUES AT THE ME-MORIAL SI91001 PLAZA


PRODUCER USNIIS


DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUES USED TO EVALUATETHE CONDITION OF THE EQUESTRIAN STATUES ATMEMORIAL BRIDGE PLAZA AND SOME REOOMMEND-ED METHODS FOR RESTORATION, DESCRIBESBRUSH ELECTROPLATING IN DETAIL.

RESTORING ANTERIOR MTH WITH PORCELAINFUSED TO GOLD




INNIS HOW TO PREPARE THE TEETH, TAKE IM-PRESSIONS. MAKE TEMPORARIES, FOLLOW LABO-RATORY PROCEDURES, FIT THE ANTERIOR PREP-ARATION IN THE MOUTH AND GRIND THE OCCLU-SION. DEMONSTRATES PERSONALIZING, STAINING,GLAZING AND CEMENTING THE FINAL RESTORA-TION. STRESSES THE BIOLOGICAL DEMANDS MADEON THE RESTORATION AND THE MECHANICAL EX-CELLENCE NECESSARY TO MAKE IT USEFUL. PRO-TECTIVE, AND ESTHETICALLY PLEASING.

RESTRAINT PON SURVIVAL

MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, ca. 1917

PRODUCER USFAA


DEMONSTRATES THE LIFE-SAVING POTENTIAL OFSHOULDER HARNESSES AND SEAT BELTS. DOCU-MENTS FAA AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH WHICH IV 0U-LATES AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS USING ELECTRONI-CALLY OUTFITTED 'DUMMIES.'

RESUSCITATIVE CARE OP THE savinaLy WOUNDED


PROOLFER USA


DESCRIBES PROCEDURES TO REVIVE SEVERELYWOUNDED PATIENTS AND TO COUNTERACT INJUR-IOUS RESULTS OF A WOUND. INCLUDES ARREST OFHEMORRHAGE - SPLINTING OF FRACTURES - INFU-SION OF PLASMA AND ALLEVIATION OF PAIN, ANXI-ETY, AND FEAR.

RETROGRADE AMALGAM IN ENDODONTICS, THE

15 MIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USVA


PRESENTS INDICATIONS AND DEMONSTRATES PRO-CEDURES FOR RETROGRADE ROOT CANAL FILLING.

RETURN OP COUNT SPIROCHETE, THE


PRODUCER USN


DRAMATIZES THE MEDICAL FACTS ABOUT VENERE-AL DISEASE. DESCRIBES SYMPTOMS, COURSE OFINFECTION, AND THE EFFECTS OF SYPHILIS ANDGONORRHEA ON THE HUMAN Boor. EMPHASIZESDIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT BY A PHYSICIAN ASTHE ONLY MEANS OF ERADICATING THE INFECTION.ANIMATED.

RETURN TO HOLYOKE


PRooucER USN

. TITLE NO. 0032611/RL SALE

DEPICTS THE VISIT OF THE DIRECTOR OF WOMENMARINES TO MT HOLYOKE TO COMMEMORATE THEESTABLISHMENT OF WOMEN'S RESERVE OFFICERTRAINING SCHOOL ON CAMPUS IN 1943.

RETURN TO REALITY


PRODUCER USVATA


DEALS WITH THE PROBLEMS OF CONFUSION INONE PATIENT. DEMONSTRATES HOW THE TECH-NIQUE OF REALITY ORIENTATION IS PRACTICED BYA TEAM AT THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPI-TAL IN TUSCALOOSA, AL. SHOWS ONE EXAMPLE OFTHE USE OF THE RO PROGRAM AND HOW IT HASHELPED CHANGE THE LIVES OF BOTH THE ELDERLYSTROKE VICTIM AND HIS FAMILY.

RETURNING FROM ma MOON

29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BAW 1966

PRODUCER USNASA


EXPLORES THE PROBLEM OF GETTING THE APOLLOCOMMAND MODULE SAFELY BACK THROUGH THEATMOSPHERE TO EARTH. EXPLAINS THE PROBLEMSOF GUIDANCE AND HEATING AND THE MANUFAC-TURING PROCESS FOR THE ABLATIVE HEAT SHIELD.

RETURNS FROM SPACE


PRODUCE/I USNASA


SHOWS SOME OF THE VARIED 'SPINOFF BENEFITSAND PRODUCTS OF SPACE RESEARCH AND DEVEL-OPMENT. DEPICTS USE OF SENSORS FOR MONI-TORING HOSPITAL PATIENTS, DEVICES WHICH AIDTHE DISABLED. THE USES OF FREEZEDRIED FOODSBY CAMPERS, NEW TECHNO OGICAL TOOLS ANDMATERIALS, AND MICROMINIATURIZATION OF ELEC.TRONIC COMPONENTS.

REUSE, RECYCLE, MINIM

II MIN, 181AM FILM. OPT SD. COL 1975

PRODUCER NMLWV SPONSOR USEPA


FOCUSES ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN NEWMEXICO, CONCENTRATING PRIMARILY ON WASTEDISPOSAL METHODS. EMPHASIZES THE LANDFILL

METHOO BECAUSE OF THE LARGE NUMBER OF DIS-POSAL SITES AVAILABLE. DISCUSSES THE POTEN.TIAL FOR RESOURCE RECOVERY FROM MUNICIPALAS WELL AS ANIMAL AND MINING WASTES.

REVERSE BEVIL FLAP


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW A REVERSE BEVEL FLAP IS USED TOREMOVE CREVICULAR EPITHELIUM FROM PERIO.DONTAL POCKETS, AND PROVIDE ADEQUATEAOCESS FOR SUBSEQUENT SCALING ROOT PLAN-ING.

Ram= THRIE-GUARTER CI OWN FON NON-PARAL-LEL ABUTMENTS, PT 2, JAW RELATION RECORDAND...


PRODUCER USVACT

TITLE NO. 00100311IL SALE

FULL TITLE: REVERSE THREE-OUARTER CROWNFOR NON-PARALLEL ABUTMENTS. PT 2. JAW RELA-TION RECORD AND TEMPORARY COVERAGE. DEM-ONSTRATES THE VARIOUS STEPS INVOLVED IN THEPROCEDURES OF IMPRESSION MAKING, JAW RELA-TION RECORD. AND TEMPORARY COVERAGE FOR AREVERSE THREE -QUARTER CROWN FOR A LIN-GUALLY-INCLINED MOLAR ABUTMENT. SHOWS RE-TRACTION OF THE GINGIVAL TISSUES AND THE USEOF AN ELASTIC IMPRESSION MATERIAL.

CLEARED FOR TV.

REVERSE THREEGUARTER CROWN FOR NON-PARAL-LEL ABUTMENTS, PT 2, FASRICATION AND IN-SERTION-


PRODUCER USVADT


FULL TITLE: REVERSE THREE-QUARTER CROWNFOR NON-PARALLEL ABUTMENTS, PT 3, FABRICA-TION AND INSERTION PROCEDURES. DEMON-STRATES SOME OF THE STEPS OF LABORATORYFABRICATION OF A REVERSE THREE-QUARTER

mEnrFOR A LINGUALLY-INCLINED MOLAR ABUT-.NAS WELL AS THE INSERTION PROCEDURES.

EMPHASIZES THE PREPARATION OF THE MASTERCAST WTH DITCHED REMOVABLE DIES, ARTICULA-TION OF THE MASTER AND OPPOSINI CASTS, ANDFABRICATION OF THE WAX PATTERNS AND METALCASTINGS. .

CLEARED FOR TV.

REVERSE THREE-GUARTER CROWN FOR NON-PARAL-LEL ASUTMENTS, PT 1, TREATMENT PLANNINGARO-

12 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USVADT

1977


FULL TITLE: REVERSE THREE-QUARTER CROWNFOR NON-PARALLEL ABUTMENTS. PT 1, TREATMENTPLANNING AND TOOTH PREPARATION. ILLUSTATESTHE ADVANTAGE OF USING A REVERSE THREE-QUARTER CROWN AS A MEANS OF MANAGING THISPROBLEM OF NON-PARALLEL ABUTMENTS. DEMON-STRATES THE APPROPRIATE INSTRUMENTATIONPROCEDURES AND THE SEQUENTIAL STEPS OFTOOTH PREPARATION.

CLFARED FOR TV:

REVOLUTION IN THE PAINT LOCKER


PRODUCER USN

T1 TLE ,VO. 008641/RL SALE

SHOWS THE IMPACT OF PAINTS AND COATINGS ONTHE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF NAVALSHIPS.

REVOLUTIONARY REGULATIONS


PRODUCER USCG


EXPLAINS THE NEW FEDERAL REGULATIONS FORPERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES ON RECREATIONALBOATS WHICH ARE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1973.

RF AND IF AMPLIFIERS, PT 1

21 MIN, IINAM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES SINGLE TUNED RF AMPLIFIERS USINGCAPACITIVE AND TRANSFORMER COUPLING. EX-PLAINS CIRCUIT OPERATION WITH RESPECT TO APARALLEL RESONANT TANK IN THE PLATE CIRCUITOF THE CAPACITANCE COUPLED AMPLIFIER. EX-PLAINS CIRCUIT OPERATION WITH RESPECT TO A

298

SERIES RESONANT TANK IN THE GRID CIRCUIT OFTHE TRANSFORMER COUPLED AMPLIFIER'SSECOND STAGE. PLOTS A TYPICAL RESPONSECURVE OF AN AMPLIFIER, AND REQUIRES THE STU-DENTS TO DETERMINE THE BANDWIDTHKINESCOPE.


RHEOSTATS ANO POTENTIOMETERS


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES A RHEOSTAT AND A POTENTIOMETER. DIS-CUSSES THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A RHEOSTATAND HOW IT CAN BE USED. GIVES THE CHARACTER-ISTICS AND USE OF A POTENTIOMETER. DEMON.STRATES HOW EACH OF THESE UNITS IS CONNECT.ED IN A CIRCUIT.KINESCOPE.


RHESUS MONKEYS OF SANTIAGO ISLAND, PUERTORICO, MI

33 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. COL 1963

PRODUCER I SAMS SPONSOR USNMAC


PRESENTS SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATION CARRIED OUTBY SCIENTISTS ON A GROUP OF FREE RANGINGRHESUS MONKEYS. EXPLORES BEHAVIOR PAT-TERNS, INCLUDING DOMINANT-SUBORDINATE BE-HAVIOR AMONG INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS. FEED-ING, MOTHER-INFANT RELATIONS, AND MATING.

RHYTHM, SPEED,' AND ACCURACY IN HAND SENDING

12 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1944

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES SEOUENCE IN RHYTHN AND TIMINGPOINTS OUT THAT CLEAR. DISTINCT SENDING IS ES-SENTIAL IN ORDER TO ASSURE PROPER RECEIVINGAT DESTINATION. COMPARES SEVERAL SENDERS'ABILITY BY MEANS OF THE RECORDING TAPE.

RICK - FILE X2111376


PRODUCER USNIMH


AVAILABLE ONLY AS PART OF A SERIES. DEMON-STRAYES HOW THE PROBATION SERVICE RE-SPONDS TO A YOUTHFUL NARCOTICS OFFENDERWHO--UNBEKNOWNST TO THE PEOPLE COMING INCONTACT WITH HIM-IS ACTUALLY A PROBATIONEMPLOYEE HIMSELF. SHOWS RICK ASSUMING THEROLE OF 'OFFENDER' AND GOING THROUGH THESAME INTERVIEW PROCESS AN ACTUAL OFFENDERWOULD GO THROUGH.

FROM THE PROFESWNAL DRUG FILMS SERIES.


RIDAC ft.,cass, THE11 MIN. 16MM U OPT. SD. COL 1974

PRODUCER USSRS


EXPLAINS PROGRAM PRINCIPLES AND ORGANIZA-TIONAL STRUCTURE FOR TEAMS WHICH PERFORMTHE INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF VOCATIONAL REHA-BILITATION APPLICANTS. STATES THAT THESE RE-HABILITATION INITIAL DIAGNOSIS AND ASSESSMENTFOR CLIENTS (RIDAC) UNITS MUST BE WITHINLOCAL VR OFFICES, AND STAFF SHOULD BE HIREDBY THE STATE VR AGENCY SHOWS AN EXISTINGPILOT PROJECT IN HOUSTON, TX.

FROM THE RESEARCH BRIEF SERIES


RIFLE, M16A1 PT 1. CAM, CLEANING, AND LUSAKA-TION

33 MIN. lemM FILM, OPT. SD. BIM 1964

PRODUCER USA

rInE NO 000501/RL SALE

TEACHES RIFLEMEN HOW TO CLEAN, LUBRICATE.AND CARE FOR THE MIMI RIFLE IN THE FIELD TOPREVENT WEAPON FAILURE AND KEEP IT IN OPTI-MUM CONDITION READY FOR USE

RIFLE, MISAI - PT 2, FIELD EXPEDIENTS

17 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. BIM 1965

PRODUCER USA


TEACHES RIFLEMEN HOW TO CARE AND CLEANWET AND DIRTY RIFLES AND AMMUNITION. USE

CLEANING EXPEDIENTS ON LOGS OF RIFLE CLEAN-ING 'iCIUMMENT, AND USE bLA TO PREVENTWEAPON eAILURES. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCEOF EMERGENCY ACTION WHEN WEAPON FAILS TOFIRE.

MOMS BLOCKS

11 MIN, 11IAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USN

rms ND 003394/RL

1949

SALE

SHOWS OPERATION OF TACKLE PULLEYS-WHIP,GUN, LUFF, AND 2-FOLD PURCHASE, AND EXPLAINSHow MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE IS 011TAINED.

FROM THE SHIPOUILDINU SKILLS SERIES. RIGGING.

MONT CNOILM. THE


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INGES-TION OF SUCROSE AND ITS CONVERSION TO DEX-TRAS AND ACID BY ORAL BACTERIA.

MONT PROM TM START

23 MIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNIMC

TITLE NO 1146407/RL

1064

SALE

DRAMATIZES TWO OF THE MOST /COMMON DETER-RENTS TO IMMUNIZATION OF CHILDREN-IGNO-RANCE AND PROCRASTINATION. stows HOW VAC-CINES HELP BODY DEFENSES AGAINST DISEASE.

RIGHT MART CATHERTERIZATION


PRODUCER USNMAC


USES IMAGE INTENSIFIER X-RAY SEQUENCES OFRIGHT HEART MTH ANIMATION ANO OSCILLOSCO-PIC SEGMENTS TO TEACH THREE CHARACTERISTICS 0 THE RIGHT HEART, THE WEDGE POSITION,AND CATHETER LOCATION AS MONITORED BY OS-CILLOSCOPIC PRESSURE READINGS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

RIGHT TO RIAD SAN 01100, CALIFORNIA

6 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1975

PROCAICER USRR P


THE PROGRAM TRAINS TEACHERS IN A DIAGNOS-TIC-PRESCRIPTIVE APPROACH TO TEACHING READ-ING AND HELPS THEM USE APPROPRIATE READINGMATERIALS IN THEIR CLASSROCMS. SHOWS HOWTEACHER ASSISTANTS AND SOME NINTH GRADETUTORS ASSIST TEACHERS IN CARRYING OUT INDI-VIDUAL STUDENT READING PROGRAMS. EXPLAINSTHAT STUDENTS WHOSE READING SKILLS ARE LOWATTEND SPECIAL CENTERS WHERE THEY RECEIVEINTENSIVE INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION.WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.106 FRAMES. A MANAGEMENT PROCESS HAND-B OOK, AN INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HAND-B OOK, A FLOW CHART DEPICTING THE PROGRAMPROCESS, AND AN OSJECTIVES-ACTIVITIES-ASSESSHENT CHART INCLUDED.

FROM THE RIGHT TO READ PACKAGES FOR EFFEC.TIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

wow To RIAD PACKAGES Fon EFFECTIVE REA&INS PROGRAMS-A SERIES

12 35MM FILMSTRIPS, AUDIOCASSETTE 1975

PRODLCER USRRP

17TLE AO. 009782/RL SALE

DESCRIBES EACH EFFECTI' READING ,PROGRAMIN A PROGRAM PACKAGE.INCLUDES 11 MANAGEMENT PROCESS HANDBOOKS,11 INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS HANDBOOKS. 1PROGRAM HANDBOOK, AND 25 CHARTS. TOTALPRICE IF EACH TITLE IS PURCHASED SEPARATELY--$449.50.

AU. DAY KINDERGARTEN CINCIN-NATI, OHIO

ALPILLIINCINCE SOWN MN FRAN-1977 CISCO, CALIFORNIA

ANDOVER'S INDIVICKJAUZED READINGS YSTEM ANDOVER, MASSACHU-SETTS

CNILINPARENT camas CHICAGO.IWNOIS

FUNCTIONAL LITERACY PROGRAM -FORT ORD, CALIFORNIA

HAWAII ENGLISH PROGRAM STATEOf HAWAII

INTENSIVE READING IMPNOVEMENTPROGRAM CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

LEARNING TO RIAD THROUGH READ-1974 103 SIERRA CONSERVATION

CENTER, CALIFORNIA

LEARNING TO READ THROUGH THEARTS NEW YORK, NEW YORK

PROJECT READ PITTSSURGN, PENN-SYLVANIA

RIGHT TO READ SAN DIE130, CALI-FORNIA

TITLE 1 READING CENTER PROGRAM,.INOWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA

MONT LOCATION. TIM

It MIN, 11181M FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USW

TITLE AO 007293/RL RENTAL SAtE

THROUGH THE EXPERIENCES OF BILL FOX. AYOUNG MAN PLANNING TO OPEN A MEN'S CLOTH-ING STORE, OUTUNES SOME OF THE ESSENTIALFACTORS TO CONSIDER IN MAKING A SITE SELEC-TION STUDY.

MORT TO CHOOSE, TNE


PRODUCER USHUD


EXAMINES THE NEED FOR A METTroPOLITAN AP.PROACH TO URBAN DEVELOPMENT. POINTS OUTTHAT THE VARIOUS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES SERV-ING INNER CITIES AND SURROUNOING SUBURBSOFTEN WORK AT CROSS PURPOSES, NOTES THATTHE INNER CITY BLUE COLLAR WORKERS TRAVELMILES TO WORK IN PLANTS RELOCATED IN THEMOURN, WHILE WHITE COLLAR SUBURBANITESTRAVEL AN EQUAL NUMBER OF MILES TO THEIROFFICE BUILDINGS DOWNTOWN.

MONT TO MALTH, A

34 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1989

PRODUCER LAIOET) SPONSOR USCSA

IME NO. 00711117/RL RENTAL

GIVE! AN OVERVIEW OF THE OFFICE OF ECONOMICOPPORTUNITY NEIGHEORHOOD HEALTH CENTER.EXAMINES THE CONCEPT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINEANO THE NEIGHOORHOOD HEALTH CENTER FUNC-TION.

RIGHT TO RIAD

30 MIN, 11IMM FILM. OPT. 30, COL

PRODUCER USOf


SHOWS THE PROBLEM OF ILLITERACY IN HUMANTERMS, WHAT IS KING DONE ANO CAN IIE DONETO IMPROVE THE READING MLITT OF ILLITERATESFROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE IN COMMUNITIES EVERY.WHERE IN THE NATION.

MONT WAYt,THE

21 MIN. 16MM SILK OPT. SO, COL 1972

PRODUCER USN

T71'LEND oopestm. SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE ANNUAL MARINE CORPS PHYSICAL.FITNESS PROGRAM ROA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

9MIN

11MIN

14MIN

1OMIN

OMIN

I2MIN

12MIN

10MIN

.11MIN

10MIN

&MIN

10MIN

RIONT-OPWAY FOR NICHWAYS


PRODUCER USFHWA


SHOWS HOW A STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTSTUDIES, EVALUATES, AND SELECTS THE ROUTEFOR A NEW HIGHWAY. DESCRIBES THE VARIOUSSTEPS IN THE APPRAISAL OF A PROPERTY NEEDEDFOR R'GHT-OF-WAY AND THE NEGOTIATION FORPURCHASE OF THE PROPERTY.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE STATES OFIOWA. MINNESOTA, MISSOURI, AND NEBRASKA.

RIONTS AND RESPONSIOILITMS UNDER TM WIL-LIAMS4TEIGER OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND-

166 2 X 2 SLICES. SILENT, COL 1973

PRODUCER USOSHA


FULL TITLE-RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES UNDERTNE PAVANS-STEIGER OCCUPATIONAL SAFETYAND HEALTH ACT OF 1070 (LONG VERSION). DIS-CUSSES THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTHADMINISTRATION AND THE RIGHTS AND THE RE-SPONSIBILITIES OF BOTH EMPLOYER AND EMPLOY-EE.INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND STUDENT MATERIALSINCLUDED. PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS

'EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE RIGHTS AND RESPON-SIBILITIES.'

RIGID AND SWINGING STAGING


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP RIGID STAGING. USE A-FRAME STAGE AND EXTENSION, DOUBLE BOARDSOVERLAPPED, AND A LIFELINE. TELLS HOW TO RIGSWINGING STAGING, USING A SINGLE WIDTHBOARD AND LIFE-LINE, AND HOW TO TAKE DOWNSTAGING AND STOW IT.PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1644. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 10411.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. RIGGING.

RIGID MEDULLARY FIXATION OF FOREARM FRAC-TURES


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE PRINCIPLES, TECHNIQUE, AND AD-VANTAGES OF flIGID MEDULLARY FIXATION OFFOREARM FRACTURES.

RIOT CONTROL FORMATIONS


PRODUCER USA

TITLE ND. 649940/RL SALE

SHOWS THE COMPOSITION AND APPLICATION OFBASIC WEDGE, LINE, AND ECHELON FORMATIONS INRIOT CONTROL OPERATIONS. COMMANDS, HANDSIGNALS, AND STEPS IN EXECUTING THESE FORMA-TIONS AND THEIR VARIANTS AT THE SQUAD, KA-TOON, AND OOMPANY LEVEL ARE ILLUSTRATED.

RIPPING AND CROBOCUTIMO

19 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, UM 1945

PRoottER USOE

TITLE M3. 649950/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW EACH WORKING PART OF THE VARI-ETY SAW FUNCTIONS. DEMONSTRATES HOW TOCHECK SAW BLADES, SET THE FENCE. CHANGESAW BLADES. USE A CUTOFF GAGE, ANO USE AHINGED BLOCK IN CROSSCUTTING.

FROM THE PREaSION MOONING SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE VARIETY SAW, NO. I.

RISE OF TIM SOVIET NAVY. THE


PRODUCER USN

TTLEND. 003296/RL SALE

TRACES THE RISE OF SOVIET SEAPOWER FROMTHE IMPERIAL NAVY OF THE CZAR TO THE NAVY OFTODAY. DONE IN DOCUMENTARY STYLE. NARRATEDBY RICHARD BASEHART.

MYER Of MAIL


PRODUCER USPO SpONSOR USPOST

TITLE WI. 660902/RL SALE

INDICATES THAT THERE IS TOL. MUCH MAIL FORTHE GOVERN.AENT TO HANDLE EASILY. PORTRAYSTHE ATTEMPTS BEING MADE AT MODERNIZATION,WHILE EMPHASIZING HOW ENORMOUS MAIL HASBECOME AS AN AMERICAN BUSINESS TOOL AND ASA PROBLEM FOR THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.

RIVER PATROL


PRODUCER USN


TELLS THE STORY OF ONE ASPECT OF THE AMERI-CAN NAVY'S OPERATIONS IN THE MEKONG DELTA.SOUTH VIETNAM.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORIAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

RIVER, TM32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. B&W 1939

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE KT. 661100/RL RENTAL SALE

TRACES LIFE IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEYDURING THE LAST 150 YEARS. THE CONSEQUENCESOF SHARECROPPING, SOIL EXHAUSTION, UN-CHECKED EROSION, AND FLOODS ARE SHOWN.WNCLUDES WITH SCENES OF REGIONAL PLAN-NING, TVA DEVELOPMENT, AND CORRELATED FED-ERAL EFFORTS.

RL TRAMIENTS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 003299/RL SALe

DETERMINES THE VALUES OF VOLTAGE AND CUR.RENT AT VARIOUS TIME INTERVALS IN A SERIES RLCIRCUIT WI,TH A DC VOLTAGE APPLIED. SHOWSTIME CONSTANT CHART.

KINESCOPE.


ROAD IN THE FOREST, A

14 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SC, COL 1974

PROOLICER USDA


DEALS WITH THE CHALLENGE OF BUILDING NEWROADS THAT WILL HAVE THE LEAST ADVERSEIMPACT ON OUR ENVIRONMENT. STRESSES DESIGNCRITERIA WHICH WILL PROVIDE SERVICE, SAFETY,BEAUTY, ECONOMY, AND HARMONY WITH THELANDSCAPE.

ROAD TO PEACE


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THAT THE PEOPLE OF THE EAST STANDAT A CROSSROADS WITH ONE OF TWO PATHS TOFOLLOW-PEACE OR WAR-AND THAT THE ROAD TOPEACE LIES IN THE PROGRAM OF THE UNITED NA-TIONS.

ROAD TO THE WALL


PRODUCER USA


DOCUMENTS THE RISE OF COMMUNISM FROM STPETERSBURG, RUSSIA, IN THE EARLY DAYS OF,LENIN AND TROTSKY TO BERLIN AND CUBA UNDERTHE INFLUENCE OF KHRUSHCHEV.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

ROADMAP TO LISS EFFORT THE FLOW PROCESSCHART

15 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL " 1973

PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES THE USE, PREPARATION, AND ANALY.SIS OF THE FLOW PROCESS CHART, A DEVICE FORTHE SOLUTION OF WORK EFICIENCY PROBLEMS.

ROCK MOLTING IN ORE MINES


PRODUCER USOM


POINTS UP THE SAFE METHODS OF ROCK BOLTINGPRACTICED IN THE UNDERGROUND MINERAL MINESOF THE WESTERN PART OF THE UNITED STATES.VARIOUE INSTALLATIONS AND BOLTING PATTERNSARE SHOWN. ALONG WITH ACTUAL MINING SCENESTHAT HIGHLIGHT THE EFFECTIVENESS Of ROCKBOLTING.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

RODENT CONTROL-A saws9 10MM FILMS. OPT. SD



DISCUSSES THE USES OF SUCH RODENTICIDES ASRED SQUILL, ANTU, ARSENIC TRIOXIDE, 1080WATER, AND WARFARIN. EMPHASIZES THREE AS-PECTS OF RAT CONTROL-SANITATION TECH.

NIOUES, RATPROOFED BUILDINGS, AND RAI KILL.ING.

AREA POISONING (REV ED) 9MIN

NORWAY RAT, THE HABITS ANDCHAMACTIRIST/CS

RAT ECTOPARASITE CONTROL

ik AT KILLING 13MIN

RAT PROSLEM, THE W/DRWN

RAT PROBLEM, THE (FRENCH) W/DRWN

RATPROOFING 10MIN

ROOF RAT, THE HABITS AND CHAR-ACTINIUM 8MIN

SANITATION TICHNIOUES IN RAT CON-7WOL 12MIN

10MIN

WIN

ROLE Of THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IN HEARINGCONSERVATION


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0094311 RL SALE

QEMONSTRATES. IN REAL LIFE SITUATIONS, ELE.MENTS OF THE NAVAL MEUICAL DEPARTMENT PRO.GRAM OF HEARING CONSERVATION. EXPLAINS THEUSE OF NOISE MEASUREMENT AND ANAI.SIS, ENGI.NEERING WNTROL, AUDIOMETRY, PROTECTIVE DE.VICES, AND EDUCATION. EMPHASIZES HEARING.LOSS PREVENTION THRU PERIODIC AUD1OGRAMSAND WEARING HEAKNEI PROTION DEVICES.

ROLE Of THE PRESIDENTS CABINET, THE.


PRODUCER USCSC


PRESENTS THE HIGHLIGHTS OF A PANEL DISCUS.SION CONCERNING THE ROLE OF THE PRESIDENT'SCABINET. DISCUSSES THE ANSWERS TO SUCHISSUES AS DIRECT ACCESS TO THE PRESIDENT,ROLE OF OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET INTHE DECISION.MAKING PROCESS, VALUE OF CABI.NET MEETINGS, AND THE DILEMMA OF TIME IN MAN.AGING A GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE AMERICANSOCIETY FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.

ROLE Of THE WITNESS

42 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USEPA


OFFERS INSTRUCTION ON BEING AN EXPERT WIT.NESS IN A COURT ACTION ON AIR POLLUTION.

ROLLON ROLL-OFF OPERATION, THE


PRODUCER USOSHA

'TITLE NO. 006574/RL

1976

SALE

DEALS, WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWLEDGe NECES-SARY TO RECOGNIZE SAFETY AND HEALTH HAZ.ARDS IN THE WORKPLACE IDENTIFIED BY OCCUPA.TIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATIONSTANDARDS. PROMOTES WORK PRACTICES THATWILL HELP TO PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS,AS RELATED TO THE ROLLON ROLL-OFF OPER.ATION IN THE LONGSHORE INDUSTRY.

71 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1

. .

SCRIPT INCLUDED.

PROM THE LONGSHORE SAFETY AND HEALTHSERIES.

NOOF BOLTING IN COAL MINES

26 MIN, 1C1AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER USSIA


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF ROOF BOLTING TOTHE COAL MINING INDUSTRY EXPLAINS THE PRINCI.PLE AND PURPOSE OF ROOF BOLTING THROUGHTHE USE OF WORKING MODELS, LABORATORY DEM.ONSTRATIONS, AND ACTUAL UNDERGROUND APPLI.CATION AND TESTS. EMPHASIZES THE ROOF.CON.TROL PROCESS WITH THE FUNCTION OF SAFETY

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, 1ANINGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

298

ROOF RAT, THE - HABITS AND CHARACTERISTICS




EXPLAINS AND PICTURES THE CLIMBING ABILITY,PHYSI;;AL CHARACTERISTICS, AND FEEDING ANDNESTING HABITS OF THE ROOF RAT. EXPLAINSTHAT ONLY BY KNOWING THE HABITS OF THE ROOFRATS, CAN MAN CONTROL THEM.


ROOM AT THE TOP


PRODUCER USNASA


AT THE TOP OF THE SATURN.APOLLO IS THE COM.MAND MODULE, THE CREW QUARTERS, FLIGHTCENTER AND COMMAND POST FOR THE FLIGHT TOTHE MOCN. THE TOP OF SATURN V IS EXAMINED INDETAIL.

ROOT AMPUTATION Of FIRST MAXILLARY MOLARMESIAL BUCCAL ROOT


PRODUCER USVA'


PRESENTS THE TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITHLOCALIZED PERIODONTAL DISEASE OF A MAXIL.LARY FIRST MOLAR BY REMOVAL OF THE MESIALBUCCAL ROOT. DESCRIBES THE ACCESS, SEPARA.TION OF THE ROOT FROM THE REMAINING TOOTHSTRUCTURE, AND THE CONTOURING OF THECROWN.

ROOT AMPUTATION Of MAXILLARY MOLAR DISTALBUCCAL ROOT


PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES THE PROCEDURES NECESSARY TOTREAT A MOLAR WITH ADVANCED PERIODONTALDISEASE BY MEANS OF SURGERY, ENDOOONTICS,AND RECONSTRUCTION WITH A CROWN

ROOTS Of THE NATION

29 MIN, 10MM FIEM, OPT. SD, COL 1976

PRODUCE/I USFS


'F'14SHOWS HOW 1 OFESTS HAVE PROUNDLY INFLU.ENCED THE DE LOPMENT OF AMERICA

ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELDS


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS A ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD PATTERN,THREE-PHASE WINDING IN A DEMONSTRATIONSTATOR, FACTORS THAT CAUSE ROTATION OF THEMAGNETIC FIELD, AND THE CONSTRUCTION OFPOLYPHASE MOTORS.

FROM THE ELECTR/CAL IVORK SERIES. ELECTRICALMACHINERY, NO, 2.

ROUGH GRINDING

26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, MEW 1944

PRODUCER UsbE


EXPLAINS THREE METHODS OF ROUGH GRINDINGLENSES-BY HAND, PIN.OAR, AND MECHANICAL CUR.VATURE GENERATOR. SHOWS IN DETAIL HOW TOHAND GRIND A CONCAVE LENS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH U S DEPART.MENT OF THE NAVY.

PROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP SERIES.SPHERICAL SURFACES.

ROUGH OWNOING MY PONIAR

19 'AIN, 16N M FILM. OPT. SD, 1:"..A. 1944

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE H. 006426/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS HOW TO USE THE JOB CARD, SELECT. ANDADJUST THE. GRINDING TCOL. USE ABRASIVE, PER.FORM THE GRINDING OPERATION, CLEAN THEGRINDING TCOL, AND CORRECT WORN GRINDINGTOOLS

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP SERIESSPHERICAL SURFACES.

ROUGH GRINDING WITH A CURVATURE GENEMTOR

15 MIN, 16MM FILMOPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE ROUGH GRINDING OF SPHERI.CAL SURFACES BY THE CURVATURE GENERATORPROCESS. ILLUSTRATES THE THEORY, FUNCTION,AND OPERATION OF THE CURVE GENERATING DIA.MOND GRINDING WHEEL.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION, 1944. RELEASED BY U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION, 1945.

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTSMANSHIP SERIES.SPHERICAL SURFACES.

ROUGH (MINDING WITH A VERTICAL SURFACEGRINDER


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 857060/Rle SALE

DESCRIBES MACHINE GRINDING FLAT SURFACESAND METHODS OF BLOCKING TO GRIND ALL SUR.FACE WITH A MINIMUM OF CHANGES IN POSITION.MADE IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION, 1944. RELEASED BY U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION. 1945.

FROM THE OPTICAL CRAFTMANSHIP SERIES. FLATSURFACES.

ROUGH UNIBORING

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W - 1946

PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO INSTALL THE BORING BAR AND CUT.TERS. DESCRIBES HOW TO BORE, COUNTERBORE,AND SPOT.FACE HOLES AS WELL AS HOW TO REPO.SITION FROM ONE HOLE TO ANOTHER.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL, NO. 5

ROUGH TURNING BETWEEN CENTERS


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP AN ENGINE LATHE, OPER.ATE THE CONTROLS, GRIND CLEARANCES ON CUT.TING TOOLS, AND ROUGHTURN ROUND BAR STOCKTO A SPECIFIED DIAMETER.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES, OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO. 1

mouom-FAcom, TURNING, AND DRILUNG


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO OPERATE THE CONTROLSOF A VERTICAL TURRET LATHE, SET UP TOOLS INTHE MAIN TURRET HEAD, ROUGH.FACE ANDROUGH.TURN AN ALUMINUM CASTING, AND DRILLTHE CENTER HOLE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE VERTICAL SO" G MILL, NO. I.

ROUGHINGIN NONMETALLIC SHEATHED CABLE


PRODUCER USOE.

TITLE NO 657110/RI RENTAL S4LE

SHOWS HOW TO DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF RE-QUIRED RUNS, INSTALL AN OFFSET BAR HANGERAND CEILING OUTLET BOX, AND ROUGH.IN A CIR.CUIT RUN. DESCRIBES HOW TO MAKE UP CONNEC-TIONS FOR SWITCHES, RECEPTACLES, AND FIX.TURES.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. WIRING NO.3.

ROUTE ONE


PRODUCER USNIM

TITLE N6 008703/RL RENTAL SALE

INTRODUCES AN EIGHTH GRADE SCIENCE CLASS ATJACKSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND ITS STUDY OFDIFFERENT KINDS OF ALCOHOL, FEATURES PATCH-ES, A V BERNARD SUFFERING WITH A HANGOVERFROM ACCIDENTAL DRINKING AT A WEDDING RE.CEPTION. DISCUSSES HANGOVER CURES AND FAC.TUAL INFORMATION ABOUT ALCOHOL USES ANIMA-TION TO SHOW THE ROUTE OF ALCOHOL THROUGHTHE BODY AND ITS EFFECT ON THE BRAIN ANDOTHER BODY SYSTEMS.

FROM THE JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ROUTINE ADMINISTRATION Of DRUGS, THE


PRODUCER USNIMH


SHOWS A NURSING HOME THAT DISTRIBUTES PRNDRUGS ON A ROUTINE SCHEDULE TO KEEP THEPATIENTS SEDATED EMPHASIZES THAT THE DISTRI.BUTION OF DRUGS SHOULD CONFORM WITH THESCHEDULE ESTABLISHED BY A PATIENT'S PHYSI-CIAN

I INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL AND El COPIES OF THESTUDENT GUIDEBOOK INCLUDED. THE AUDIOVI.SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OFTHE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA.TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEAL TN: THE DIVI.SON OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL' INSTITUTE ONDRUG ABUSE: THE DIVISION OF LONG-TERM CARE,HEALTH RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION; AND THEMENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, DIVISION OFSCIENTIFIC, AND PUBLIC INFORMATION, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.

FROM THE IT CAN'T SE HOME SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Of HYPODERMIC JET INJEC-TION APPARATUS


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES OPERATDR MAINTENANCE PROCE.DURES. INCLUDES CLEANING A CLOGGED NO7ZLEAND REPLACING SEALS AND RINGS. REVIE" M.PQNENTS AND FUNCTIONING OF THE INJECTL)H.

RUBBER DAM IN DENTISTRY, THE


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0033041RL

RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1044, 1948, AND 1950. PRODUCED BYU S NAVY IN 1942, 1943, AND 1950.

BEAVERSELJA INCIDENT, THE 5MIN

CROSSING AT NIGHT WIDRWN

CROSSING STEAM VESSELS 15MIN

HALIFAX INCIDENT, THE 6MIN

INTRODUCTION, FM 1 AND 2 22MIN

LIGHTS RUNNING AND ANCHOR 18MIN

LIGHTS VESSELS BEING TOWED IOMIN

MEETING AT NIGHT 29MIN

MEETING STEAM VESSELS I8MIN

OVERTAXING AT NIGHT 15MIN

OVERTAKING SITUATION 15MIN

RULES IN FOG I7MIN

SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES 14MIN

SPECIAL STEERING AND SAILINGRULES

AVIA-NEWPORT INCIDENT, THE

TAUNUILGULF INANE INCIDENT, THE

TOWING LIGHTS

VANANGEN-DONA WEEMS INCIDENT,THE

VISUAL DAY SIGNALS

WHISTLE SIGNALS FOR APPROACHINGSTEAM VESSELS

RULES Of THE ROAD FOR 110ATMEN


PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO 003307/RI

I4MIN

3MIN

3MIN

7MIN

4MIN

14MIN

I7MIN

1959

SALE

PReSENTS THROUGH ANIMATION AND LIVE ACTION,1955 THE MEETING, PASSING, AND OVERTAKING SITUA.

TIONS. AS WELL AS SMALL CRAFT VERUS LARGEVESSELS, AND PROPER PROCEDURE IN FOG.

SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE USE OF THE RUBBER DAM IN RE.STORATIVE DENTISTRY AND 'SHOWS, IN DETAILTECHNIQUES OF ITS AITLICATION.

RUBBERTIRED HAULAGE IN UNDERGROVND COALMINING

.14 PAIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PRODUCER USMESA


SHOWS SIX OF THE MOST FREQUENTLY OCCURINGHAULAGE ACCIDENTS, EXPLAINING WHY THEY HAP.PENED AND .WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN DONE TOPREVENT THEM. POINTS OUT THE NEEDS FORCLOSER SUPERVISION AND MORE ADEOUATE EM.PLOYEE JOR AND SAFETY TRAINING.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4600 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313, AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE.MENT OF APPRQVAL ATTACHED.

RULES IN FOG

17 MIN, 161AM FILM, OPT. SD, NSW 1943

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS WHEN fo USE FOG AND DANGER SIG.NALS, THE MEANING OF FOG SIGNALS UNDERINLAND AND INTERNATIONAL RULES, AND HOW TODETERMINE SAFE SPEED IN FOG.


RULES Of THE NAUTICAL ROAD-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES INTERNATIONAL RULES OF NAVIGA.TION. PRESENTS THROUdH ANIMATION THE IMPOR-TANCE OF TAKING BEARINGS AND SELECTED NAU.TICAL TERMS

299

30 I

RULES OF THE ROAD, INTERNATIONAL RESTRICTEDVISIBILITY SITUATIONS

ID MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1955

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS WHAT TO DO IN SITUATION WHEN VISIBILITY IS RESTRICTED.

RULES OF THE ROAD, INTERNATIONAL SPECIALDAYTIME SITUATIONS

I I MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1955

PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES SPECIAL SIGNALS TO WARN OTHERVESSELS OF A SHIP'S SITUATION, AND EXPLAINS INEACH INSTANCE THE t4CTION TO BE TAKEN ore THEOBSERVING SHIP. /

RULZS OF THE ROAD, INTERNATIONAL VEUELCROWING, DAYTIME

21 MIN, I SMIA FILM, OPT. SD, BSW 1956

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN VESSELSCROSS IN THE DAYTIME.

RULES OF THE ROAD, INTIPNATIONAL -OVERTAKING, DAYTIME


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 003311/RL

VESSELS

1956

SALE

SHOWS PROCEDURES WHEN VESSELS ARE OVER.TAKING IN DAYTIME, AND STRESSES THE OBLIGA.TION OF ALL VESSELS IN OBEYING THE RULE THATTHE OVERTAKING VESSEL MUST KEEP OUT OF THEWAY OF THE OVERTAKEN VESSEL.

- RURAL HOLIDAYS


PHODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 06160/RI

1904

SALE

EXPLAINS THAT FARMER AND RANCHERS OFFERMANY KINDS OF RURAL RECREATION. POINTS OUTTHAT COMMUNITY WATERSHED LAKES AND PICNICGROUNDS ARE AMONG THE BENEFITS OF THE WA-TERS;IED PFIOTECTION PROGRAM.

RURAL RAT CONTROL

18 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD, FLIW


TITLE NO. 003312/RL

SAFE HANDLING OF ENRICHED URANIUM, THE

1951 22 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. SI), COL

PRODUCER USAEC


INTRODUCES THE CONCEPT OF .NUCLEAR FISSIONAND CRITICALITY, AND EXPLAINS THE REASON FORVARIOUS SAFETY PROCEDURES OBSERVED IN THEHANDLING OF ENRICHED URANIUM AND OTHER EIS-SIONABLE MATERIALS.

SALE

EXPLAINS HOW A FARMER WHO UNDERSTANDSRAT HABITS CAN FREE HIS FARM Of RATSTHROUGH RATPROOFING BUILDINGS AND FOODSOURCES, BURYING GARBAGE IN A ONE-MAN LANDFILL, AND USING APPROVED POISONS.

RUSSIAN AN ACTIVE INTROOUCTION


PRODUCER USFSI

.,TLE NO 007881/RL SALE.TEXT INCLUDED. NOT SUITABLE FUR SELF-INSTRUCTION.

RX ATTITUDE

18 MIN, INAN FILM, OPT. SD, SAW

PRODUXR USVA


E IWORTANCE OF ATTITUDES EXHIBITED BY HOSPI-TAL KFISONNEL TOWARD MENTAL PATIENTS, ANDPORTR.',YS THE EFFECTS OF SUCH ATTITJDESUPON PATIENTS IN A VETERANS ADMINISTRATIONMENTAL HOSPITAL. PRIMARILY FOR THE INFORMA-TION AND TRAINING OF HOSPITAL PERSONNEL.

RX FOR A RIVER

17 Ii1.4. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAE

TITLI NO 003317/RL SALE

SHO',1`,S HOW THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER, IFLEFT TO ITS OWN DEVICES, WOULD ERODE ITSBANKS, BREACH PROTECTIVE LEVEES, DESTROYPROPEPTY. RUIN THE NAVIGATION CHANNEL, ANDDISRUPT WATERBORNE COMMERCE. EXPLAINS EF-FORTS O THE RMY ENGINEERS TO PLACE ANDMAINTAIN THE LOWER RIVER IN A FIXED CHANNEL.

RX FOR FLIGHT


PRODUCER USFAA


SHOWS SOME OF THE AERO-MEDICAL PROBLEMSTHAT FACE GENERAL AVIATION PILOTS, INCLUDINGALCOHOL, DRUGS, HYPDXIA, DISONONTATION,SMOKING, AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT.

CLEARED FOR N.

SAC COMMAND POST, MIE

17 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPf. SO, COL 1970

IMODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 003095/R; SALE

PRESENTS A CANDID LOOK AT THE DAILY OPER-ATION Of THE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND. TRACESTHE WARTIME HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY THATLED TO THE CREATION OF SAC'S COMMAND-GON-TROL SYSTEM.

SAC NUMBERED AIR FORCES THIS IS THE 5TI4 AIRFORCE


PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS THE MISSION OF THE 8TH AIR FORCE. AMNOR ARM OF THE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND. Rt.VIEWS THE MISSILE AND AIRCRAFT INVENTORY OFTHE ORGANIZATION. SHOWS THE READINESS OFITS PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT 'WITH FOOTAGEOF MINUTEMAN LAUNCHING CAPABILITIES ANDARIUND-THE -CLOCK AIRBORNE OPERATIONS.ALSU :1EPICTS TESTING OF SAC'S BOMBING SKILLSTHROUGH ANNUAL COMPETITIONS.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOSSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

sin F000 (INGL/SH, BLACK CAST)



TITLE.NO. 002413/RL

1964

SALE

DEMONSTRATES METHOOS MIGRANT FAMILIES CANUSE IN COOKING, .SERVING, AND STORING FOODUNDER DAMP CONDITIONS INDICATES HOW SOUNDF000 PRACTICES HELP KEEP WORKERS WFLLAND HOW POOR ONES LEAD TO ILLNESS, AS WELLAS ATTRACTING FLIES. ROACHES, AND RATS

FROM THE SEASONAL FARM WORKERS HEALTHSERIES

SAFE HANDLING OF LABORATORY ANIMALS


PROOUCER USPHS SPOrISOR USHMAC


DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF HANDLING LABO-RATORY ANIMALS. EMPHASIZES METHODS OFAVOIDING INJURY AND INFECTION, BOTH TO THECARETAKER AND HIS ANINALS.

SAFE HANDLING OF LAI101.A fORY ANIMALS

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT! SD, COL

PRODUCER USPHS rONSOR USHMACTITLE NO. 003321/RL I SALE

DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF HANDLING LABO-RATORY ANIMALS BY, CARETAKERS. EMPHASIZESMETHODS OF AVOIDING INJURY AND INFECTION,BOTH TO THE CARETAKER AND HIS ANIMALS.METHODS FOR RESTRAINING MONKEY. LIFTINGDOGS TO THE LABORATORY BENCH, ETC.

SAFE usa OF PESTICIDES


PRODUCER USDA tTITLE NO. 880200/ SALE

EXPLAINS THE PROPER USE OF PESTICIDES, EPA-PHASIZING THE %IMPORTANCE OF FOLLOWINGINSTRUCTIONS ON THE LABELS TO AVOID SEIZUREOF CROPS BECAUSE OF HARMFUL RESIDUE.

RESTRICTION: PUFICHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN ()STAINED.THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT Ot APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

SAFEGUARDING MILITARY INFORMATION

16 41N, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIN 1949

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 003323/RC. SALE

STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFEGUARDINGMILITARY INFORMATION FOR BOTH MILITARY ANDCIVILIAN PERSONNEL.

SAFEST PLACES IN SCHOOLS, THE

14 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT. COL 1975

PROOUCER USNWS


DISCUSSES HOW STUDIES OF TORNADO DAMAGEFROM THE GULF OF MEXICO TO CANADA REVEALDEFINITE PATTERNS IN TORNADO BEHAVIOR ANDBUILDING REACTIONS TO HIGH WINDS. SHOWSTHAT THE SAFEST PLACES IN SCHOOLS CAN BEDETERMINED BEFORE TORNADOES STRIKE.GUIDE INCLUDED.


SAFETY SECOND TO NONE

14 MIN, 16IAM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1974

PRODUCER USAEC


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY ANDQUALITY IN DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPER-ATION OF THE NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.

SAFETY BELTS FACT AND FICTION


PRODUCER USNHTS

TITLE IVO. 008919/RL .SALE

PRESENTS THE MISCONCEPTIONS WIDELY HELD&BOUT SEAT BELTS AND THEIR USE, WHILE COUNTERING EACH WITH THE FACTS INVOLVED. STUDIESBY INDUSTRY, AUTO MANUFACTURERS, AND UNI-YERSITIES SUPPORT GOVERNMENT'S CLAIM THATSAFETY BELTS ARE THE MOST EFFECTIVE MEANSCOMMONLY AVAILABLE FOR SAVING LIVES AND

;PREVENTING INJURIES.54) SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. BROCHUREAND SCRIPT INCLUDED.

300

CLEARED FOR TV.

SAFETY SY THE NUMBERS

31 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SI), COL 1989

PRODUCER USFAA


ILLUSTRATES A PILOT'S SWITCH FROM FAMILIARSINGLE-ENGINE OPERATIONS TO TWIN-ENGINE AIR-CRAFT ALONG WITH PROPER IN-FLIGHT PROCE-DURES TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENT OF ENGINE FAIL-URE.

SAFETY CONSCIOUSNESS




SHOWS HOW VARIOUS PEOPLE AT WORK AND PLAYDEVELOP SAFE ATTITUDES IN THEIR DAILY ACTIVI-TIES BY THEIR CLARITY IN THINKINC, eiCTING, ANDOUTLOOK ON LIFE.


RESTRICTIONPURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS. U S DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED_,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

SAFETY FOR SURE


PRODUCERUSOA


POINTS OUT THE SURE WAY TO SAFETY AND THEFOUR KEY POINTS TO BE TAUGHT ON ANY JOBSIZE UP THE SITUATION USE YOUR SAFETY "OEAND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS PROTECT 1.,JURFELLOW WORKERS, AND ESTABLISH AN ALTERNATEPLAN. THE POSITIVE POINTS, IF CARRIED OUT, CANPREVENT INJURY.

SAFETY IN HIGHWAY somata25 MIN, 16MM 'FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1980

PROOLVER USFHWA

TITLE NO 8110810411. SALE

SHOWS, THE HAZARDS AND APPROPRIATE PRECAU-TIONS FOR A HIGHWAY SURVEY PARTY WORKINGIN ROUGH COUNTRY. DENSE VEGETATION, TIMBER-LAND. MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRN, AND ALONG THEHIGHWAY. EXPLAINS SAFE WORKING PRACTICESFOR VARIOUS HAND TOOLS AND EOUIPMENT.

SAFETY IN HOSPITALS


PRODUCE'?USA

TITLE NO. 880015/RL

1967

SALE

DISCUSSES THE MAJOR ASPECTS OF THE SAFETYPROGRAM REQUIRED IN ARMY HOSPITALS.

SAFETY IN MOUNTAIN SURVEYING


PRODUCERUSFHWA


INTRODUCES SOME BASIC TECHNIQUES OF SAFEMOUNTAIN CLIMBING TO FEDERAL HIGHWAY A0.MINISTRATION PERSONNEL WHOSE ASSIGNMENTSREOUIRE THEY WORK IN MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN.COVERS KNOT TYING, ROPE TESTING, PROPEREQUIPMENT, AND BASIC SAFE METHODS IN MOVINGON ROCK.

SAFETY IN STRIP MINING


PRODUCER (muTITLE NO. 003542/RL SALE

PRESENTS A GENERAL TREATMENT OF SUf1FACE(STRIP) MINING OPERATIONS AND THE HAZARDSMNNECTED WTH SPECIFIC JOBSTRUCK HAULAGE,BLASTING, FALLING MATERIAL. POWER CABLES,ETC BY DIRECT, FACE-TO-FACE COMMUNICATIONWITH THE WORKIAEN, AND ON-THE-JOB SAFETY IN-STRUCTION, THE COMPANY DIRECTOR IS ABLE TOACCOMPLISH HIS GOAL.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTIRIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATNDN, MOOFORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

worry Nuns PLOWSHARE PROGRAM22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1906

PROOXER USAEC

TITLE NO. 0033/84/RL SALE

COCUMENTS THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WHICHARE TAKEN DURING EXPERIMENTS OR PROJECTSIN THE U S PROGRAM TO DEVELOP PEACEFUL USESOF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVEA AS DESCRIBED IN THEATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION FILM 'PLOWSHARE.'SHOWS HOW RADIOACTIVITY AND OTHER EFFECTSOF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS ARE CONTROLLED INORDER TO INSURE THE PUBLIC SAFETY.

SAFETY IN na SHOP


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE P. 003327/RI RENTAL SALE

DRAMATIZES THREE TYPICAL SHOP ACCIDENTSAND SHOWS HOW POOR SUPERVISION OR INAD-EQUATE TRAINING MAY HAVE BEEN THE REALCAUSE BEHIND THESE ACCIDENTS.


SAFETY IN THE SKIES, ABOVE A'L

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, col.

PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 005721 / RL SALE

DESCRIBES FM'S STEWARDSHIP OF THE NATIONALAVIATION SYSTEM AND PROVIDES A BRIEF LCOK ATFM'S BROAD PROGRAMS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.DEPICTS THE AGENCY'S ROLE IN SUPPORTING ATRULY BALANCED NATIONAL TRANSPORTATIONNETWORK. SHOWS THE PROGRESS IN AUTOMATINGTHE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM. DEMON-STRATES HOW FM'S ROLE ENCOMPASSES THETOTAL AVIATION ENVIRONMENT,

SAFETY ON-THE-JOS AT SEA


PRODUCER USN

TITLE M2 661125/RI SALE

DESCRIBES THE ORGANIZATION FOR SHIPBOARDSAFETY, HOW SHIPBOARD ACCIDENTS CAN OCCUR,ACCIDENT PREVENTION MEASURES, AND THE IM-PORTANCE OF CREW SAFETY CONSCIOUSNESS.

SAFETY mama5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965



SHOWS THE OPERATION OF THREE INSTRUMENTSTHAT ARE USED IN THE LABORATORY FOR SAFETYPIPETTING.

SAFETY PRACTICES IN LOW-COAL MINING


PRODUCER USaM


SHOWS THE SPECIAL HAZARDS WORKMEN MUSTGUARD AGAINST IN THIN-SEAM MINES. IT ILLUS-TRATES HOW RESTRICTED WORK SPACE, CUR-TAILED FIELD OF VISION, AND CRAMPED BODY PO-SITION CAN INTENSIFY THE DANGERS INVOLVED INWORKING WITH FAST-MOVING. HIGH-POWERED MA-CHINES. TEAMWORK, ALERTNESS, AND KNOWNOWARE EMPHASIZED FOR PREVENTING ACCIDENTS.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER ,TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR ELECTRONICS PERSON-NEL


PROMIGER USN


SHOWS ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL HAZARDSWHICH ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS ENCOUNTER INTHEIR NORMAL WORK, AND STRESSES PRECAU-TIONS WHICH SHOULO BE EIc lOYED TO PREVENTACCIDENTSPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1951. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1062

SAGE SEMI-AUTOMATIC, 00041010 ENVIRONMENTSWIM


mooucER USAF


DESCRIBES THE MISSION, OPERATIONS, CAPABILI-TIES, AND MILITARY IMPORTANCE OF THE SAGE

SYSTEM. SHOWS HOW SAGE SECTORS ELECTRONI.GAILY COMPUTE AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT INFORMA-TION WHICH IS RECEIVED FROM NETWORKS OF OB.SERVER AGENCIES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THI3 HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

SAILOR WITH A FUTURE.


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NAVAL NUCLEAR PROPULSION PRO-GRAM. SHOWS A YOUNG NUCLEAR PROPUIAONPLANT OPERATOR ABOARD THE USS LONG BEk CHLCOKING BACK AT THE EXCELLENT TRAINING THATPREPARED HIM FOR A CAREER IN TODAY'SMODERN NAVY.

SAILORS IN GREEN


t-ITOMICER USN


DESCRIBES THE FOUNDING OF THE SEABEES ANDTHEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE PACIFIC AND EUROPE-AN THEATERS DURING WORLD WAR II, KOREA, ANDVIETNAM. SHOWS SEABEE ASSISTANCE AS DISAS-TER TEAMS IN HAITI DURING HURRICANE CAMILLE,CIVIC ACTION IN MICRONESIA, AND AND UNDER-WATER CONSTRUCTION IN NAVAL RESEARCH PRO-JECTS.

SALVAGE OF THE GUNBOAT CAIRO


PRODUCER USDAVA

TITLE NO mot 18/RL RENTAL SALE

DOCUMENTS THE RAISING OF THE FEDERAL GUN-BOAT FROM THE RIVERBED OF THE MISSISSIPI.

SALVAGE OF THE SUE SQUAWS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 005237/RI

SHOWS THE SALVAGE OF THESOUALUS.

SALE

SUBMARINE USS

SALVAGE OF THE U$$ LAFAYETTE


PRODUCER USN


aHOWS SALVAGE OPERATIONS FROM TIME OF FIRETO DRYDOCKING THE SHIP. DEMONSTRATES THEWORK OF SALVAGE ENGINEERS AND DIVERS, ANDTHE DESIGN AND PLACEMENT OF PATCHES. SHOWSHOW TO SHORE DECKS AND BULKHEADS, HOW TOPLACE PUMPS. NOW TO STOP LEAKS WITH CON-CRETE, AND HOW TO MOOR THE SHIP DURINGPUMPING.

SAMPLE MOUNTING TECHNIQUES EVAPORATION


PITODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


SHOWS THREE METHOOS FOR MOUNTING SOC..SAMPLES BY EVAPORATION-POURING A SLURRY,PIPETTING A SLURRY, AND POURING A DISSOLVEDSOLUTION.

SAMPLE MOUNTING TECHNIGUES FILTRATION


PROCKCER USPHS SP/WSOR USNMAC


SHOWS THAT FILTRATION IS A COMMON TECH-NIQUE USED TO MOUNT PRECIPITATED SAMPLES BYTHE USE OF A VACUUM, SUCTION FLASK, FILTERPAPER, AND FILTER TOWER. SHOWS FILTER PAPERPLACED IN A COUNTING DISH AND DRIED UNDER AHEAT LAMA AND MORE PERMAAENTLY MOUNTEDWITH A RING AND DISK.

SAMPLING ANO TESTING DRINKING WATER


PROOLKZR USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


PRESENTS INSTRUCTIONS TO BE FOLLOWED BYSANITARIANS IN THE SAMPLING OF DRINKINGWATER SOURCES AND IN THE PROCEDURES FORIDENTIFYING COLIFORM ORGANISMS IN DRINKINGWATER.

74 SLIDES.

301

;3 0 1;

SAND AND STEEL

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, WO/ 1066

PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW MARINES AND SEALIEES CONVERT AURREN BEACH INTO AN EXPEDITIONARY AIRFIELD-SATS. SHOWS THE OPERATIONAL ASPECTSOf THE AIRSTRIP IN SUPPORT OF THE MARINE AIR/GROUND TEAM IN VIETNAM.

SAND DRAINS


PRODUCER USFHWA


EXPLAINS THE SAND DRAIN METHOD OF CONSOLI-DATING SWAMPY AREAS FOR THE CONSTRUCTIONOF HIGHWAYS. USES ANIMATION AND SCENES OFAN ACTUAL PROJECT TO SHOW PREPARATION OFTIiE SITE, DRIVING THE SAND DRAINS, PLACING THr:CONTROL DEVICES AND OVERLOAD, FINAL PREP-ARATION OF THE ROADWAY, AND PAVING.

SANDFLY CONTROL


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OF DIS-EASES TRANSMITTED BY THE SANDFLY. DESCRIBESTHE PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF SANITATION ES-SENTIAL TO CONTROL Of THE SANDFLY.

SANDIA SPINOFF


PRODUCER USAEC


DEMONSTRATES HOW HIGH RELIABILITY REQUIRE-MENTS IN THE U S NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAMHAVE RESULTED IN SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS ATAEC'S SANDIA LABORATORY WHICH HAVE PEACE-FUL 'SPINOFF' APPLICATIONS FOR HOIPITALS ANDINDUSTRY.

SANOING FLAT AND IRREGULAR SURFACES


PROOUCER USOE


\ sHows HOW TO OPERATE A SANDER BELT ANDPREPARE IT, TO SAND FLAT STOCK ON A BELTSANDER, TO SAND CURVED MOLDING, AND TO USEAND REPLACE SANDPAPER.

FROM THE PREOSION WOOD MAGIMVING SERIES.OPERAT/ONS ON THE SANDER, NO. 1.

SANITARY DESIGN IN DRINKING FOUNTAINS

52 FA, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, B&W 1947


TITLE NO 0C5341/FIL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW WRONGLY CONSTRUCTED ORINK-ING FOUNDATIONS CAN TRANSMIT DISEASE. DE-4CRIBES THE CNARACTERISTES OF A LORNECTLYDESIGNED FOUNTAIN.

SANITARY LANDFILL ONE PART EARTH TO POURPARTS REFUSE

24 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 11.19

PROMICER USEPA

TITLE NO. 00218111/RI SAL F

PRESENTS SPECIFIC DETAILS FOR THE DESKIN AN0OPERATION OF SANITARY LANDFILLS. CONCERNSLANDFILLS WITH A CAPACITY OF AT LEAST 200TONS PER DAY, BUT ALLOWS FOR APPLICATION OFINFORMATION TO SMALLER FACILITIES.

SANts'ARY LANDFILL YOU'RE THE OPERATOR


PRODUCER USEPA

17714,NO. 000159/RL RENTAL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE CAREFUL PLANNING AND PRE-CISE TECHNIQUES NEEDED TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUMSTANDARDS AND DEMONSTRATES THAT A SANI-TARY LANDFILL CAN BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR AND ACOMMUNITY ASSET.

SANITARY LANDFILL YOU'RE THE OPERATOR (INSTRUCTOWS PACKAGE)


PRODUCER USEPA


smowS pKGFESSIONAI OPERATING TECHNIQUESAND PRACTICES, SUCH AS WORKSHOPS, CASESTUDIES, SESSIONS ON LOCAL HEGULATIONS ANDCONDITIONS, AND DISCUSSION TEAMS.

AN INSTRUCTOR'S PACKAGE WHICH INCLUDES THESLIDES PLUS A COORDINATED SCRIPT AND A 203-PAGE MANUAL ENTITLED 'TRAINING SANITARYLANDFILL EMPLOYEES INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL.'PREVIOUSLY THIS WAS LISTED AS 'TRAINING SANI-TARY LANDFILL EMPLOYEES (INSTRUCTOR'S KIT).'

SANITARY LANDFILL YOU'RE THE OPERATOR(TRAINEE'S PACKAGE)


PRODUCER USEPA

TITLE NO. 007500/RL SALEI

DISCUSSES SAFETY, LETTER CONTROL, PUBLIC RE-LATIONS, EQUIPMENT CARE AND MAINTENANCE,SPOTTING VEHICLES, RECORD KEEPING, CELL CON-STRUCTION, COVER SOIL, AND HARD-TO-HANDLEAND HAZARDOUS WASTES.A TRAINEES PACKAGE WHICH INCLUDES THESLIDES PLUS A 233-PAGE MANUAL ENTITLED 'TRAIN-ING SANITARY LANDFILL EMPLOYEES - TRAINEE'SMANUAL. PURCHASERS ARE AUTHORIZED TO DU-PLICATE TRAINEES MANUAL AS NEEDED.

SANITARY LANDFILL, ME, PT 2, SMALL COMMUNITYLANDFILLS




POINTS OUT THE PUBLIC HEALTH ADVANTAGES OFTHE SANITARY LANDFILL FOR REFUSE DISPOSAL,AND SHOWS HOW LANDFILLS CAN BE ADOPTED TOSMALL TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.

SANITARY STORAGE AND COLLECTION OF WUSE


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 663600!RL SALE

SHOWS OPERATIONS ESSENTIAL TO THE SANITARYHANDLING AND STORAGE OF REFUSE BY INDIVID-UAL CITIZENS. ALSO SHOWS THE MUNICIPAL COL-LECTION OF SUCH REFUSE FROM HOMES. RESTAU-RANTS MARKETS. AND OTHER SOURCES.

SANITATION TECHNIGUES IN RAT CONTROL



TITLE NO. 663850/RL

1954

SALE

EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTROLLINGRATS BY CUTTING DOWN THEIR FOOD SUPPLY, ANDSUGGESTS VARIOUS METHODS OF GARBAGE ANDREFUSE STORAGE AND REMOVAL.


SANTA FE


PRODUCER USIA


OFFERS A LYRICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE CUL-TURE OF SANTA FE, NM, WITH ITS INDIAN, SPANISH,AND MEXICAN HERITAGE. GLIMPSES OF THE PASTARE MIXED WITH SCENES OF TODAY TO SHOW THERICHNESS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN TRADITION ANDHERITAGE.


SAR MISSION COORDINATOR SEARCH AND RESCUE


PRODUCER USAF


SARA H


PRODUCER USNIMH


PORTRAYS A CRITICAL INCIDENT WHICH REVOLVESAROUND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION BEIVEEN ASTUDENT AND A TEACHER. LEADS TO A TRIANGU-LAR CONFLICT AMONG STUDENT, TEACHER, ANDCOUNSELOR WITH IMPORTANT DECISIONS ANDCONSEQUENCES CONFRONTING EACH.INCLUDES DISCUSSION GUIDE AND TEACHER'SHANDBOOK.

FROM THE ONE To GROW ON SER1E$

SATELLITE AITRONOMY PROGRESS AND PROMISE


PRODUCER USNASA


REVIEWS PRINCIPAL RESULTS OF UNMANNED SAT-ELLITE EXPLORATION OF THE MOON, NEAR PLAN-ETS, AND THE STARS DURING THE PAST DECADE.DESCRIBES STUDIES PROPOSED FOR THE 1970'S.

SATURABLE REACTORS


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS HOW A HYSTERESIS LOOP IS DEVELOPEDBY APPLYING AN AC SINE WAVE TO A COIL CON-TAINING A CORE MATERIAL. DISCUSSES THECORE'S CONTROL OVER THE LOOP SHAPE SWITCH-ING ACTION, AND THE ASSOCIATION OF THE LOOPWITH A SATURABLE REACTOR.KINESCOPE.


SATURN FIRST STAGE


PRODUCER USNASA


A DETAILED LOOK AT THE FIRST STAGE OF THESATURN 5. EXPLAINS THE ROLE OF T'IE FIRSTSTAGE AND ITS VARIOUS COMPONEVS.


SATURN LAUNCH COMPLEX 34


PRODUCER USN SA

TITLE NO. 66420 i/RL SALE

SHOWS THE COMPLEXITIES OF BUILDING AND OP-ERATING THE SATURN compLr' 34. TELLS WHY ANEWER AND LARGER COMPLEX Hx111 34 WILL BENEEDED TO LAU CH THE SATURN VEHICLES

SATURN PROPULSION SYSTEM, THE


PROOUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 664260/RL SA Lr

EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF REACTION ENGINES ANDSHOWS THE APPLICATION OF THIS THEORY TO THESATURN PROPULSION SYSTEM

SATURN SECOND STAGE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 0033361RL

1969

SALE

PRESENTS A CLOSEUP VIEW OF 1:4E SATURNSECOND STAGE, SHOWING THE WEN- UF MANU-FACTURING AND TESTING .

FROM THE IIPOLLO DIGEST SERIES

SATURN MIND STAGE

5 MIN,'16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE SCENES OF TEST FIRINGS AND EXAM-INES THE PRECISE ROLE OF THE STAGL DURINGFLIGHT.


SAUCE FOR ME RANDER

1973 22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO COL

PRODUCER USN


EXAMINES ATTITUDES OF A MAN WHO EXPECTSPERFECTION FROM OTHERS. SHOWS IMPORTANCEOF A RIGHT-THE-FIRST-TIME ATTITUDE, WHICHALSO APPLIES TO HIM.

SARAH WILSON

8 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, C9L

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS AN 'OPEN END' SITUATION AIMEU AT PRO-MOTING GUIDED GROUP DISCUSSION. SHOWS HOWAT A MEETING OF HEALTH OFFICE PERSONNEL. APROPOSAL BY ONE MEMBER ENCOUNTERS OPPOSI-TION FROM THE MAJORITY OF THE GROUP.

1968

SAUDI ARABIC BASIC COURSE - URBAN IRJAZI DIA-LECT (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 0079171RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

SAUDI ARABIC SAW COURSE - URBAN HIJAII DIA-LECT


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 0079051RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

302

SAVE MORE LAMBS

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, BAW 1951

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS FARMERS HOW TO PROPERLY CARE FORTHE EWE BEFORE AND AFTER LAMBING IN ORDERTO CUT DOWN DEATH LOSSES AMONG BABYLAMBS. THIS PICTURE IS ESPECIALLY USEFULDURING THE LAMBING SEASON.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION. U S DE.PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINEDTHE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

SAVE ME SOIL


PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS WAYS OF CONSERVING SOIL FERTILITY, IN-CLUDING TERRACING, COVER-CROPPING. CROP RO-TATION AND THE USE OF FERTILIZERS.

SAVING ME SALMON


PRODUCER USEPA


REPORTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT PROTECTIONAGENCY RESEARCH LABORATORY IN CORVALLIS,OR. INCLUDES A SECTION ON ARTIFICAL SPAWNINGOF THE SOCKEYE SALMON.

SAWING A REVERSE CURVE AND A BEVEL REVERSECURVE


A IODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SELECT AND LAY OUT STOCK TO.VOID WASTE, REVERSE CURVES TO CONTOUR

LINES, USE THE TABLE TILTING GAGE, SAW A BEV-ELED REVERSE CURVE, PREPARE A TEMPLATE FORA NEWEL POST, AND SAW A NEWEL POST

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIESOPERATIONS ON THE BAND SAW, NO. 2.

SAWING AN IN1TRNA.- IRREGULAR SHAPE

32 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SAW 1944

PRODUCER USOE

nTLE NO. 6645501RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO DRILL THE SAW-STARTING HOLE,MAKE THE SAW SELECTION. SET UP A BAND SAWMACHINE, WELD SAW BANDS, SAW AN INTERNA.CONTOUR SHAPE, AND STORE A BAND SAW

FROM THE MACIINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE METAL CUTTING BAND SAW, NO I.

SAWING TEMPLATE METAL


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT A SAW BLADE ON A BANDSAW, SELECT AND ADJUST BLADE GUIDES, SAW TOA LAYOUT LINE, 'CHEW OUT' METAL FROM ANOTCH, AND REMOVE BURRS

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES TEMPLATES,NO. 4

SAWING WITH JIG AND CHANGING BAND

20 MIN, 16wA FILM, OPT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER UWE,


1945

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO SELECT PROPER BAND SAWBLADES FOR THE JOB, ADJUST SAW GUIDES, MARKSTOCK AND CUT TO THE MARK, PREPARE A JIG,AND CUT DISCS USING A JIG

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE BAND SAW, NO 1

SAY IT WITH HANDS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USBEH

TI E NO. 003424/RL SALE

PRESENTS A SERIES OF 26 THIRTY-MINUTE LES-SONS WHICH DEVELOP EXPRESSIVE AND RECEP

310

TIVE MANUAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS, INCLUDINGFINGER SPELLING AND THE LANGUAGE OF SIGNS.

SAY IT WITH HANN, LESION 01 30MIN

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESION 02 30MIN

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON 03 30MIN



SAY IT WITH NAM* LESSON OS 30MIN


SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON OS 30MIN

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON OS 30MIN

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON 10 30MIN'




SAY IT WITH MANI* Wool 14 30MIN

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON IS 30MIN









SAY IT WITH HANGS, LESSON 24 30MIN

SAY IT WITI4 HANN, LESSON 28 30MIN

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON 36 MAIN

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON 01


PRODUCER USBEH


FROM THE SAY IT WITH HANDS SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LISSON 07


PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 6.INTROOUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SONS 7 AND 8 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY IT WITHHANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON OS


PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 7.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SONS 9 AND 10 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY rr WITH HANDS, USSON OS


PROOUCER USSEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 8.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDIUG TO LES-SONS 11 AND 12 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT MTN HANDS, LESSON 10

SONS 24 AND 25 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'

FROM THE SAY IT WITH HANDS SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV.



PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 15.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SCNS 24 AND 27 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HMOS, LESION 17

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, EISW 1973

PRODUCER USBEH

nrLE No 0002131/RL SALE



CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HANDS, lissom II


PRODUCER USBEH



PRESENTS THE FIRST IN A SERIES OF 26 LESSONSIN SIGN LANGUAGE FOR BEGINNERS, INVOLVINGBOTH EXPRESSIVE AND RECEPTIVE USE OFMANUAL COMMUNICATION. BEGINS WITH THE AL-PHABET AND THE FINGERSPELLING OF SIMPLEWORDS, CORRESPONDING TO LESSON 1 OF LOUISFANT'S BOOK, 'SAY IT WITH HANDS,'


CLEARED FOR TV.



PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE ALPHABET, INTRODUCES NUMBERS,AND MGRESSES TO FINGERSPELLING SIMPLESENTENCES. CORRESPONDS TO LESSON 2 IN LOUISFANT'S BOOK, 'SAY IT WITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.


30 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, EISW 1973

PRODUCER USSEH


REVIEWS THE ALPHABET AND NUMBE1S. AND IN-TRODUCES PRONOUNS. CORRESPONDS '0 LESSON3 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY IT WITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.


30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so, B&W 1973

PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE ALPHABET, NUMBERS, AND PRO.NOUNS. INTRODUCES CONNECTIVES AND A VARI-Erf OF NEW WORDS. DESIGNED TO BE USED WITHLOUIS FANT'S BOOK. 'SAY IT WITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON OS


PRODUCER USEIEH


REVIEWS THE ALPHABET, NUMBERS. AND THEWORDS INTROOUCED IN LESSON 4 INTRODUCESVARIOUS WORDS FROM LESSONS 4 AND 5 IN LOUISFANT'S BOOK, 'SAY IT WITH HANDS.'


PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 9.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SONS 13 AND 14 IN LOU& FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'

FROM THE SA.Y *IT WITH HANDS SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.



PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 11.INTROMCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SONS 17, 1_8 AND 19 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR IV.

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LEESON 13

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT,..SD, 81W . 1973

PRODUCER US8EH




CLEARED FOR TV.


30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, 61W 1973

PRODUCER USSEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 13.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SONS 22 AND 23 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, sAr ITWITH HANDS.'

FROM THE S4 Y IT WITH HANDS SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LESSON II


PRODUCER USBEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 14.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-


CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HANOI, LESSON IS


PRODUCER USSEH




CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HANDS, LISSOM 20

30 MIN, 11114M FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1973

PRODUCER USSEH




CLEARED FOR TV.



PRODUCER USBEH




CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT ram Hoot LESSON 22

30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 19,3

PRODUCER USSEH


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 21.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES.SONS 38 AND 39 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'

FROM THE MY IT NITH HANDS SERIES.

CLEARED FOR Tv.


30 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW

PRODUCERMEMTILE NO 000260/RL

REVIEWS THE WORDS INTINTROOUCES WORDS MARESONS 40 AND 41 IN LOUIS FWITH HANDS.'

1973

SALE

o IN LESSON 22.NG TO LES-

TS BOOK, 'SAY IT

FROM THE SAY IT PATH HANDS SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH HAM, LESSON 24


PROOIXER UWE H


REVIEWS THE WORDS INTROOUCED IN LESSON 23.INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SONS 42 ANO 43 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HANDS.'


CLEARED FOR TV.

SAY IT WITH NAM, LIMON DI

30 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, MR

PRODUCER USBEH

TULE NO. 000266/RL

SCALING TECHNIQUES-A SIMMS

10 3/4 IN. VIDECCASSETTES

PRODUCER UTENNO SPONSOR USNMAC


EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT ANDTRAINING ISSUES GOVERNMENTANO INDUSTRY, PT 2, IRS AND-.

FULCRUMS AND VISION

INTRODUCTION TO BASIC SKILLS

OPERATOR-PATIENT AND LIOHT PON-TIMIS

POLMIIING

UK Of SICKLE SCALERS

USE Of THE EXPLORER

USE Of THE (MACEY CURET NO, 11-12

um Of THE GRAINY CURET NO, 13.14

USE Of ME PERIODONTAL PROW

SCAPULAR REGION, THE (REVIEW VERSION)


PRODUCER USNMAC


SCHOOL IS FOR CHILDREN (PARENT'S VERSION)

1976 17 MIN, 11IMM FiLM, OPT. SO, COL .

PRODUCER USEIEH

SALE TITLE NO. 666001/FIL RENTALALSO AVAILABLE IN A CHILDREN'S VERSION.

SCHOOL Of THE SKY - PARACHUTING AT THE UAIR FORCE ACADEMY


PRODUCERUSAF


DISCUSSES THE BASIC PARACHUTE TRAINING PRO-GRAM USED BY THE MILITARY FORCES, FOCUSINGON THE U S AIR FORCE ACADEMY.

CLEARED FOR TV.

22MIN

27MIN

21MIN

WAIN

15MIN

21MIN

15MIN

13MIN

12MIN

11MIN

1973

SALE

PROVIDES THE FIRST-YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTWITH SMALL INCREMENTS OF INFORMATION ONANATOMICAL-SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN A PRO-GRAMMED MANNER. QUESTIONS AFTER EACH POR-TION TEST THE STUDENT ON KEY POINTS, ANO

.3CONFIRMATION SLIDES REINFORCE THESE POINTS.

1973 96 SLIDES. WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.BOOKLET INCLUDED. PRODUCED IN COOPERATIONWITH EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY.

SALE

REVIEWS THE WORDS INTRODUCED IN LESSON 24:INTRODUCES WORDS CORRESPONDING TO LES-SONS 44 AND 45 IN LOUIS FANT'S BOOK, 'SAY ITWITH HAN06.'


CLEARED FOR TV.


30 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW

PRODUCER WINN

TTTLE NO 00021116/RL

1973

SALE

DEPICTS A CONVERSATION' IN SIGN LANGUAGE

=14 THREE PEOPLE, ONE OF WHOM IS DEAF.THE DEAF MAN, A MEANER OF THE NATION-

AL THEATER OF THE DEAF, PERFORMING A SOULO-OW FROM %Amur IN SKIN LANGUAGE. PRE-SENTS AN EXPLANATION BY THE HEARING MAN OFTHE IMPORTANCE OF PROVIDING INTERPRETERSFOR DEAF PEOPLE IN LEGAL, MEDICAL REualous,ANO SOCIAL SITUATIONS. PROVIDES A VERBAL IN-TERPRETATION FOR EACH SPEAKER.


CLEARED FOR TV.

SCALING AND ROOT PLANING, PT 1, MAXILLARYTEETH


PRODUCER USVA

77TLE NO. 0011316 OIL SALE

DEMONSTRATES AN EFFECTIVE METHOO OF SCAL-ING AND ROOT PLANING. USES ONE REPRESENTA-TIVE TOOTH FROM EACH SEGMENT OF THE DENTALARCH. STRESSES THE NECESSITY FOR REMOVALOF SUPRA- AND SUBOINGIVAL CALCULUS DEPOSITSAND BMW:WENT SMOOTHING Of THESE TOOTHSURFACES.

SCAIJNO AND ROOT PLANING, PT 2, MANDIBULARTEETH

11 MIN, 16MM FILM, CPT. 30, COL

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 0011366/RL SALE*

SHOWS HOW THE REMOVAL OF SUSGINGIVAL CAL-CULUS AND PLANING OF THE ROOT SURFACE ISMOST ADVANTAGEOUSLY ACCOMPUSHED BY EM-PLOYING PLANNED PROCEDURES. ALSO wowsHOW THE SCALING AND ROOT PLANING OF THEMANDISULAPI TEETH AAE ACCOMPLISHED IN MUCHTHE SAME MANNER AS IN THE , MAXILLARY QUAD-RANTS.

1974

S CAPULAR MGM WIlt, ITS 1 MD 2 (COMPLETEVERSION)


PRODUCER USNMAC


TEACHES THE ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES RELATEDTO THE SCAPULA INDICATES THEIR ATTACHMENTSAND RELATION TO EACH OTHER. THE NERVES OFTHE AREA, AND 'T/4. ARTERIES INVOLVED IN THECOLLATERAL CIRCULATION AROUND THE IHOUL-OER.

1011 SLIDES. PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITHEMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. PREVI-OUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'SCAPULARREGION, PTS 1 AND 2 (1QMPLETE VERSION)!

1973

S CAR BENEATH, THE


PRODUCER USPHS SPO4V9OR USNMAC


SHOWS THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION, INPRISON, OF A YOUTHFUL AND DISFIGURED FIRSTOFFENDER.

1964

SCENIS FROM THE WORKPLACE

23 MIN,16MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USDPEL

TITLE NO. 009672/RL RFNTAL

ILLUSTRATES DIFFERENT GRIEVANCES ANDTHEY ARE HANDLED THROUGH EIGHT SITUATTAKING PLACE IN VARIOUS TYPES OF STATE ANLOCAL PUSUC EMPLOYMENT. ASSISTS IN DEVELING UNDERSTANDING AND SKILL KA PROCESSGRIEVANCES. TEACHES HOW TO DISTINGUISHTWEEN COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES, IDENTITHE REAL GRIEVANCES, AND DETERMINE REDIES. ALSO DISCUSSES THE LANGUAGE NESARY TO RESOLVE THE GRIEVANCE IN FAVORTHE GRIEVANT OR MANAGEMENT, ANO THE RTIONSHIP WITH AGENCY RULES, MERIT SYSTEAND REGULATIONS.


1975

SALE

SCHOOL OTOLOGICAL-AUDIOLOGICAL FOLLOW-UP


PRODUCER USBEH


SHOWS OTOLOGICAL AND AUDIOLOGICAL ASSESS-MENT. AND HEARING AID CHECK AT THE SCHOOLFOR THE DEAF, STODKHOLM.


SCIATIC PAN AND THE INTERVENTIONAL MK


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS SYMPTOM, AND TREATMENT OF FUNC-TIONAL AND ORGANIC RUPTURING OF THE SPINE INTHE LOWER LUMBAR REGION, ESPECIALLY AT THEINTERVGRTESRAL DISK.

FOR MErCAL PERSONNEL

S CIENCE GI ma mums52 MIMI1IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1974

PROCK4DER USW

TITL± 006747/RL SALE

SU IZES THE GOAL, ORIENTATION, AND ACTIVI-TIES f THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COM-

. DEALS WITH FOUR SUBJECT AREAS: MANSOCIETY, THE WORLD AND ITS RESOURCES,

Y AND TECHNOLOGY, AND THE REL.-OF SCIENCES TO CONTEMPORARY PROS-

CONTAINS ANIMATED SEQUENCES.

ED FOR TV.

S CHISTOSONMS IN THE PRIMARY HOST

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, SILENT, B&W

PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS THROUGH PHOTOMICROGRAPHY THE DE-VELOPMENT OF SCHISTOSOMES, MALE NDFEMALE, IN VARIOUS STAGES OF GROWTH IN I.MARY HOSTS-RASSIT AND MOUSE. RECOMMEFOR PROFESSIONAL USE.

SCHOOL NI FOR CHILDREN (CHILDREN'S VERSION)


PRODUCER USSEH

TITLE NO. 0110000/RL RENTALALSO AVAILABLE IN A PARENT'S VERSION.

304

THROUGH DISCOVERY

MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1972

PRODUMUSOETITLE NO. 003341/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS CHILDREN IN GRADES ONE THROUGH SIXLEARNING ABOUT SCIENCE THORUGH A VARIETYOF PROCEDURES WITH EMPHASIS UPON EXPERI-MENTING, DEMONSTRATING, AND THINKING.

SCIENTIST IN TIM saA


PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW AN OCEANOGRAPHER, SKILLED IN THEUSE OF SCUBA GEAR, UTILIZES HIS SCIENTIFICKNOWLEDGE TO AID IN THE STUDY OF THE OCEAN.

S CONE OFFSHORE, THE


PRODUCER USCG


PROVIDES CURRENT FEDERAL LEGAL REQUIRE-MENTS FOR BOAT OPERATORS. INFORMS NEWBOAT OWNERS ABOUT THE REQUIREMENTS WHICHALL BOAT OPERATORS MUST FULFILL BEFORETHEY ARE ALLOWED TO LEAVE THE DOCK.

SCRAPING FLAT SURFACES

14 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, saw 11042

PRODUCER UWE

' TITLE NO INSINO/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW SURFACE PLATES ARE USED TOCHECK THE FLATNESS OF SURFACES. DISCUSSESTHE TYPtS OF SCRAPERS AND SHOWS HOW TOREMOVE HIGH SPOTS ANO TO DETERMINE WHEN ASURFACE IS SCRAPED FLAT.

FROM THE MACSWE SHOP NORK SERIES. BENCHWORK, OD. 2

SCREAMNIG EAGLES IN VIETNAM


PROOUCEFI USA


SHOWS THE EXPLOITS OF THE 101ST AIRBORNE DI-VISION (SCREAMING EAGLES) IN VIETNAM.


CLEARED FOR 'TV.

SEA POWER A DESTINY UPON THE WATERS


PRODUCER USN


A TIME SPAN FROM THE PHOENICIANS TO THE MID-18TH CENTURY IS BRIDGED TO SHOW THE EVOLU-T1ON OF NAVAL POWER AND ITS IMPACT ON THEDEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRES, AND THE AGE OF EX-PLORATION.

SEA POWER um OF USERTY


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE IMPACT OF SEA POWER UN THENATIONAL ECONOMY, GEOPOLITICAL ASPECTS OFTHE SEAS FROM THE MID-16TH CENTURY, AND THENECESSITY F014 FREEDOM OF THE SEAS.

sas4 POWER THE SEA II A SPECIAL PLACE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMMAND. ANDTHE DEMANDS AND REWARDS FOR THE PEOPLEWHO MAKE THE COMPLEX AND SOPHISTICATEDNAVAL MACHINERY WORK.


SEA POWER IN THE PACIFIC


PRODUCER USN


TRACES THE HISTORY AND DEPICTS THE ROLE OFAMERICAN SEA POWER IN THE PACIFIC DURINGWORLD WAR II.

THIS IS CONSIOERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

SEA POWER ON THE MOVE


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE MOBILITY, VERSATILITY. ANC FLEX!.BILITY OF NAVAL FORCES. EXPLAINS THE OVERALLNAVAL PURPOSE, MISSION, AND PHILOSPHIES OFTHE USE OF SEA POWER.

S EA RIVER, THE


PRODUCER USGS

TITLE NO 004,390/RL SALE

DOCUMENTS THE FIRST SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENTOF THE AMAZON CONDUCTED IN THE SUMMER OF1963 BY A FOUR-MAN TEAM FROM THE U S GEO-

. LOGICAL SURVEY IN COOPERATION WITH THE BRA-ZILIAN NAVY AND THE UNIVERSITY OF BRAZIL.

S EA WE CANNOT NNW THE


PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS WHERE NATURAL BACKGROUND RADIATIONCOMES FROM. DISCUSSES LOW-LEVEL RADIATIONUSED IN MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY AND THE EF-FECTS OF CHEST X-RAYS, TELEVISION SETS, ANDNUCLEAR POWER. EXPLAINS THE FEDERAL RADI-ATION PROTECTION STANDARDS POLICY WHICHWERE ORIGINALLY SET IN 1929.

CLEARED FOR TV.

au wrrcei-asso MUSSELS COLUMN ANO FIRE

'26 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1976

PROOUCER USCG


DCCUMENTS THE COLLISION AND RESULTING FIREOF THE UNDERWAY CONTAINER VESSEL 'SEAWITCH' AND THE ANCHORED BELGIAN TANKER

'ESSO BRUSSELS' IN 1973. DEPICTS THE EVENTSFOLLOWING A STEERING CONTROL FAILUREABOARD THE CONTAINER WHICH WAS LEAVINGNEW YORK HARBOR. DESCRIBES THE DRAMATICRESCUE EFFORTS, STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO THEVESSELS. AND THE EFFECTS OF THE FIRE ON VAR-IOUS TYPES OF CONTAINERS.

SEA, THE CAREER DAY


PRODUCER USN

TITLE AO. 005239/RL SAL E

SHOWS NAVY OCCUPATIONS AND SCENES OF LIFEAT SEA.

SEABEE TEAMS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NAVY 'STAT' TEAMS TRAINING VIET-NAMESE TO BUILD ROADS, HOMES, AND SCHOOLSIN SOUTH VIETNAM.

SEAFOOD COOKERY

21 PPIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 000491/RL

SHOWS VARIOUS METHODS FORFOOD.

SEALAS I


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS EXPLORTORY ATTEMPT TO APPLY LABONA-TORY STUDIES OF MAN'S ABILITY TO LIVE ANDWORK IN AN ARTICICIAL ATMOSPHERE AT A DEPTHOF 200 FEET FOR PROLONGED PERIODS.

1 968

SALE

COOKING SEA-

1965

SEAPOWER PLYMOUTHROCK TO POLARIS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE HISTORY AND GROWTH OF AMERICANNAVAL POWER AND ITS IMPORTANCE.

SEARCH AND RESCUE PLEASURE CRAFT


PRODUCER USCG


REVEALS THE EXISTENCE AND EXPLAINS THE OP-ERATION OF THE SEARCH AND RESCUE NETWORKAS 'IT APPLIES TO SURFACE CRAFT, ESPECIALLYPLEASURE BOATS. IT DETAILS SPECIFICALLY THEPROPER PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED BY VES-SELS IN DISTRESS IN OBTAINING SEARCH ANDRESCUE ASSISTANCE.

SEARCH AND RESCUE VISUAL ASPECTS OP SEARCHAND SIGNALLING

19 MIN: 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1947

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS RELATIVE MERITS OF DYE MARKERS. VERYPISTOLS, FLARES. SMOKES AND MIRRORS. DE-SCRIBES AIR SEARCH PATTERNS.

SEARCH AND RESCUE SCANNING AND SAWINGTECHNIQUES


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE PROPER METHOD FOR SYSTEMATICSCANNING AND SIGHTING DURING SEARCH OPER-ATIONS. DESCRIBES FIXATION POINTS, CLOCK SYS-TEMS, AND REFERENCE POINTS.


SEARCH FOR SILENCE


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS WHAT THE NAVY IS DOING TO CURB THENOISE OF JET AIRCRAFT AROUND NAVAL AIR STA-TIONS. EMPHASIZES NAVY-COMMUNITY COOPERA.TION IN SOLVING JET NOISE PROBLEMS GENERAT-ED BY FIELD CARRIER LANDING PRACTICE, LOWLEVEL AIR NAVIGATION TRAINING, AND SONICBOOM.

SEARCH OPERATIONS


PROOUCER USAF


DRAMATIZES A TYPICAL MISSING AIRCRAFT INCI-DENT TO DEMONSTRATE SYSTEMATIC SEARCH ANDRESCUE OPERATIONS CONDUCTED ACCORDING TOTHE NATIONAL SEARCH AND RESCUE PLAN ANDTHE NATIONAL SEARCH AND RESCUE AGREEMENT.


SEAS OF TOMORROW


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THAT A YOUNG MAN'S DREAMS OF THESEA BECOME A MOOERN REALITY WHEN HE JOINSTHE NAVY. BLENDS SCENES OF NAVY LIFE ANDTRAINING WITH SAILING SCENES TO CONVEY THETHEME OF MAN'S AGELESS IDENTITY WITH. THESEA.

SEASONS (SNORT VERSION)


PRODUCER USSRS


DEALS WITH THE HEALTH AND REHABIUTATION CfOLDER PEOPLE, INCLUDING NURSING AND RESTHOME CONDITIONS AND EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS INGERIATRIC THERAPY.

SEATEELTS, YOUR WI INSURANCE


PRODUCER USAF


EMPHASIZES BENEFITS OF SEAT BELTS IN PRE-VENTING FATALITIES AND IN REDUCING INJURIES.SHOWS METHODS OF INSTALLATION.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OWSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

MONO CHANCE, A


PRODUCER NCVTP SPONSOR USOYD


ILLUSTRATES THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED BE-TWEEN COURT VOLUNTEERS AND THEIR WARDS.DRAMATIZES AN ACTUAL CASE STUDY GIVING ANOVERALL VIEW OF THE MANY PHASES INVOLVED,

SECOND WORLD CONFERENCE

29 MIN, HAIM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS A DOCUMENTARY ON THE SECONDWORLD OONFERENCE ON NATIONAL PARKS MELDAT YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK AND GRANDTETON NATIONAL PARK IN OCTOSER OF 1972.SHOWS REPRESENTATIVES FROM OVER SO COUN-TRIES IN THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING AND IN-TERNATEINAL PHILOSOPY ON CONSERVATION ANDPARN MANAGEMENT. PEOPLE FROM VARIOUSCOUNTRIES SPEAK ON THE WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS.

SECONDARY SURVEY, CONTROL POINTS, AND NT.DROGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENTS

le MIN. 113IAM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1960

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES SECONDARY SIGNALS, BUILDING,SOUNDING AND WIRE DRAGGING OPERATIONS,TIDE AND CURRENT COSERVATIONS, PHOTOGRAM-METRIC COMPILATION, MAGNETIC OINIERVATIONS,AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS SURVEY WORK.

S ECTIONAL VIEWS AND PROJECTIONS FINISHMARKS

1940 15 MIN, 16MM FILM, CPT. SD, B&W

PROOUCER USOE


SHOWS DIMENSION, CENTER, CROSS-SECTIOC, ANDOBJECT LINES. DISCUSSES THE USES OF FINISHMARKS AND THE MEANINGS OF STANDARD CROSS-SECTION LINES.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP MORK SERIES. FUNDA-MENTALS OF BLUEPRINT READING. NO. 4.

3215

315

1944

SECTOR MON


PRODUCER USDA


IDENTIFIES THE SPECIFIZ SECTOR BOSS RESPONSI-BILITIES AND THEIR CRITICAL RELATIONSHIP TOSUCCESSFUL AND ECONOMICAL FIRE MANAGE-MENT. THE FILM IS A FACTUAL EPISODE BASED ONTHE PERFORMANCE OF A TOP-OUALIFIED SECTORBOSS ASSIGNED TO A LARGE CAMPAIGN FIRE.

!MINTY CONTROL YOU NEVER CAN TIU.


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE ELEMENTS OF SECURITY BY FOL-LOWING A NAVAL SECURITY OFFICER THROUGHTHE OFFICES, LABORATORY, AND PRODUCTIONPLANT OF A MANUFACTURER PRODUCING A CLAS-SIFIED DEVICE FOR THE U S NAVY.

SECURITY MAN

17 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SO, BAW 1961

PRODUCER USE00 SPONSOR USA


DEPICTS DEVELOPMENT OF INCREASED SECURITYAWARENESS AMONG EMPLOYEES WORKING ONCLASSIFIED GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.

SEDATIVES


PRODUCER USNIMH


EXPLAINS USES AND EFFECTS TO THE INDIVIDUALPERSONALITY RELATING TO TOLERANCE, AS WELLAS PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCE.


SEE-TOUCH-FEEL


PRODUCER USNEA


SHOWS HOW ADULTS AND YOUNG STUDENTSLEARN FROM PROFESSIONAL VISUAL ARTISTS TOSEE, TOUCH, AND FEEL THROUGH PRISMATIC, 2.DIMENSIONAL FORMS AND SCULPTURE CREATEDFROM THE OBSOLESCENT. PRODUCTS OF JUNKYARDS, SHOWS HOW THE 'ARTISTS SHARE THEIRGENIUS WITH STUDENTS AND TAKE THEM ON ANEXALTED JOURNEY INTO THE 3-DIMENSIONALWORLD OF THE ARTS.

SEEDS Of DISCOVERY


PRODUCER USNASA


PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF ASTRONOMY ANDSPACE SCIENCE PROJECTS FOR THE 1970'S, IN.CLUDINGMARINER FLYBYS OF MARS AND JUPITER,VIKING LANDINGS ON MARS, A GRAND TOUR OFTHE PLANETS, AND SOLAR STUDIES.

SELF THE 1101111LE AIRFIELD


PRODOCERUSN

TITLE NO 676040/RL

1961

SALE

DEPICTS THE NEED FOR SHORT AIRFIELD RUNWAYS TAILORED TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF JETAIRCRAFT IN AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT OPERATIONS.DESCRIBES THE INSTALLATION OF SELF (SHORT EX-PEDITIONARY LAND FIELD) AND COMPANION EQUIP.MENT FOR OPERATIONAL TEST. SHOWS SELF SUC-CESSFULLY PASSING THESE TESTS DURING OPER-ATION BLUE STAR.


ULF-AITRUCTIONAL MATERIALS IN OPHTHALMOL-04Y -A SERIES

MULTIMEDIA SERIES 1975

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO WNW RL SALE

PRESENTS A STUDY TO DETERMINE JASIC OBJEC-TIVES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS .N SEVEN COMMONOCULAR PROBLEM AREAS. EMPHASIZES CLINICALRECOGNITION AND PATIENT MANAGEMENT SKILLS.THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE VIDEOTAPE IS TO DEM-ONSTRATE PERFORMANCE, WHILE THE SLIDE/TAPEUNITS ARE MEANT TO TEACH THE INDICATIONS,BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE, AND CONDITIONS FORREFERRAL ASSOCIATED WITH THE PARTICULAROCULAR CONDITION.

'4

DEVELOPED RY THE PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER, UNI-VERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

BASIC DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENTPROCEDURES IN OPHTHALMOLOGY 541.1IN

GENERAL OCULAR EXAMINATION 100M IN

NEUROOPHTHALMOLOGY SWAIN

OCULAR EMERGENCIES 93MIN

RED EYE AND EXTERNAL DISEASE 54MIN

SELL SAFETY




EXPLAINS WHY SUPERVISORS HAVE. TO SELL THEIRWORKMEN ON THE NECESSITY OF SAFE HABITS.SHOWS HOW TO CREATE THE DESIRE IN THEWORKMEN TO BE SAFE OUTLINE NEGATIVE, PL)S.SIBLY FATAL, RESULTS IN HIS WORKING UNSAFELY

AND POINT OUT THE IMPORTANCE OF HIS SAFETYTO NOT ONLY HIMSELF BUT TO HIS FAMILY.

FROM THE FOREMANSHIP TRAINING SERIES.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED.THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

UMI-AUTOMATIC AND HAND MOLDING Of INTRICATEPARTS


PRpDUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOLD A PART WITH UNDEPCUTS,MOLD A PART WITH COMPLICATED SHAPE, AND AS.SEMBLE AND DISASSEMBLE A HAND MOLD.

FROM THE

SEMI-IMMEDIATE ANTERIOR FIXED PARTIAL DEN-TURE WITH REVERSE PIN FACING - ASSEMBLYOF..




FULL TITLE-SEMAIMMEDIATE ANTERIOR FIXD PARTIAL DENTURE WITH REVERSE PIN FACING - ASSEMSLY OF BRIDGE AND DELIVERY TO PATIENT DEM-ONSTRATES A DIRECT-INDIRECT ASSEMBLY ANDFINISHING PROCEDURE TO GAIN OPTIMAL APPEAR.ANCE AND FUNCTION.

UMWMMEDIATE ANTERIOR FIXED PARTIAL DENTURE WITH REVERSE PIN FACING IMPRES-SION-


PRODUCER USVAOT SPONSOR USVA


FULL TITLE-SEMI-IMMEDIATE ANTERIOR FIXED PAR-TIAL DENTURE WITH REVERSE PIN FACING IMPRESSION PROCEDURE, PREPARATION OF THEDIES, AND WAXING RETAINERS. DEPICTS THEMETHOOOLOGY OF SECURING IMPRESSIONS FOR AFIXED PROTHESIS USING MERCAPTAN RUBBER FOL-LOWING GINGIVAL RETENTION. ILLUSTRATES PRO-DUCTION OF ACCURATE STONE DIES AND DEVELOP-MENT OF THE WAX PATTERNS FOR THREE-QUAR-TER TYPE RETAINERS.

UMI-TRACTOR OPERATOR, THE


PRODUCER USOSHA


DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE .PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE-LATED TO THE SEMI-TRACTOR OPERATOR IN THELONGSHORE INDUSTRY

SLIMS. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED. .


SENECA GLAU

24 MIN, 16MM FILM, /VT. SD. C.OL 1975

PROOUCER USDAV A


RECAPTURES THE PRODUCTION OF EARLY HAND-BLOWN GLASSWARE AT SENECA GLASS IN MORGANTOWN, WI.

306 3/ el

SENSORY CONDUCTION STUDIES - MEDIAN NERVE




DEMONSTRATES THE ANTIDROMIC AND ORTHO-DROMIC TECHNIQUES FOR RECORDING THEEVOKED POTENTIALS FROM DIGITAL SENSORYNERVES.

SERBO-CROATAIN BASIC, UNITS MU (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 010156/RL SALE'.EXT INCLUDED.

-- SERBO-CROATIAN - BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1-26


PRODUCER USES!

TITLE NO. 007934/RLTEXT INLCUDED.

SALE

SERBO-CROATIAN BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1-26 (SM&PLEA)


PRODUCER USFSI


SERBO-CROATIAN BASIC COURSE, UNITS MO


PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUITS, EX-PLAINING CURRENT FLOW AND VOLTAGE DROPACROSS EACH LAMP.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947.

FROM THE RADIO TECHNICIAN TRAINING SERIES.ELEMENTARY ELECTRICITY

SERIES RC, RI. AND PICL CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS WHAT A VECTOR QUANTITY IS. DEMON.STRATES THE MANNER IN WHICH REACTIVE CIR.

UITS DIFFER FROM RESISTIVE CIRCUITS. EXPLAINSHY THIS DIFFERENCE EXISTS AND HOW IT AF-

TS SUCH FACTORS AS IMPEDENCE AND PHASEA

KINESCOPE.


SERIES RC, RL, AND RCL CIRCUITS - TRIGONOMET-RIC SOLUTIONS

40 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD. SAW 4-

PRODUCER USAF,TITLE NO. 00:1+446/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE METHOD OF SOLVING FOR THEPHASE ANGLE AND IMPEDANCE BY THE USE OFTRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS. SHOWS USE OFTRIGONOMETRIC TABLES. GIVES PROBLEMS RE.CORING Z TO BE DETERMINED WHEN XC OR XL ISKNOWN.KINESCOPE.


SERIES RCL - QUALITY AND SELECTIVITY


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 003447/RL

1971

SALE

EXPLAINS QUALITY FACTOR AND DEVELOPS FOR-MULA. DETERMINES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEENREACTANCE AND RESISTANCE IN SERIES RCL CIR-CUITS. EXPLAINS SELECTIVITY, BAND PASS, ANDBANDWIDTH, AND DEVELOPS A CHART SHOWINGHOW EACH IS RELATED TO THE OTHER.KINESCOPE.


SIM RESISTIVE CIRCUITS OC POWER26 MIN, 151414 FILM, OPT. SO, HEW

PRCOUCER USAF

77Tif NO 003448/AL SALE

DEFINES ELECTRICAL POWER IN TERMS OF WORKAND RATE. 01=1. SEES THE THREE FORMULAS FORCOMPUTING POWER --POWER EQUALS VOLTAGETIMES CURRENT, POWER EQUALS CURRENTSCUARED TIMES RESISTANCE, AND POWER EQUALSVOLTAGE SOUARED DIVIDED BY RESISTANCEGIVES PROBLEMS TO SOLVE. USING THE POWERFORULAE.KINESCOPE.


WU RESISTIVE CIRCUITS - TROUSLES00011NO

35 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW

PRODO(ER USAF


DISCUSSES THE PROCESS OF LOCATING FAULTSOR TROUBLES IN A CIRCUIT. SHOWS HOW OPENSARE LOCATED BY USE OF A VOLTMETER AND OHM-METER, ANC EMPHASIZES THE SYMPTOMS. DIS-CUSSES SHORTS, POINTS OUT THE SYMPTOMS,AND DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR LOCAT-ING SHORTS WITH A VOLTMETER.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 08C,OLETE FORWITHIN THE SPONtiORING AGENCY.

sutras RESONANT CIRCUITS

31 1, IN, 1614M FILM. OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


CALCULATES THE RESONANT FREQUENCY OF ASERIES RCL CIRCUff - COMPARES THE MAGNITUDEOF CURRENT AND IMPEDENCE - AND VECTORIALLYANALYZES THE SERIES RCL CIRCUIT AS CMACI- .TIVE, INDUCTIVE, OR RESISTIVE.KINESCOPE.


SERIES-PARALLEL RETISTIVE CIRCUITS - CIRCUITANALYSIS

40 MIN, 181AM FILM. OPT. SD, SEW i085

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE M.). 878025/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS VARIOUS COMBINATIONS OF SERIES. PAR-ALLEL AND SERIES-PARALLEL CIRCUITS. EXPLAINSHOW TO IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF CIRCUIT. SHOWSHOW TO SOLVE FOR RESISTTANCE, VOLTAGE. ANDCURRENT.KINESCOPE.


SEROLOGICAL TECHNIQUE - VINIPUNCTURE


'PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO TAKE A BLOOD SAMPLEFROM THE ARM.

FROM THE MEDICAL LABQRATORY TECHNIOUESSERIES.

SERRATED SLOPES FOR EROSION CONTROL


PRODUCER USFHWA

TITLE IVO. 878090/AL SALE

DISCUSSES SLOPES THAT CAN BE PREPAREDDURING HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION TO REDUCEEROSION AND PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF PLANTLIFE.

KRUM CHOLESTEROL ASILLAINOALL METHOD,MANUAL

MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. OM

PRODUCER USMAAC


DEMONSTRATES THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDUREDEVISED BY ABELL-KENDALL FOR DETERMININGTHE CHOLESTEROL IN SERUM.

SEIM CHOLOESTEROL ASELLKINDALL METHOD,- -MANUAL

MIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1965


77TLE MO. 003450/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDUREDevISED BY ABELL-KENDALL FOR DETERMININGTHE CHOLESTEROL IN SERUM.

SERVICE MCIOULI, TIM

5 MIN, 18Mm FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1989

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE AC 875225/RL SALE

REPORTS ON THE UNMANNED PORTION OF THEAPOLLO SPACECRAFI_THE SECTION PROVIDING ES-SENTIAL SERVICES Fon THE COMMAND AND LUNARMOOULES. EXPLAINS THE FUNCTIONS OF PROPUL-SION, FUEL STORAGE, AND ADVANCED INSTRUMEN-TATION.


SERVICI4m3 A PROPELLER


PRODUCER USOE

nrallo. 6711340/FIL RENTAL MLEDEMONSTRATES HOW TO INSPECT AND REMOVE APROPELLER, REPAIR DAMAGE TO THE METALEDGES,CHECK AND CORRECT FOR OUT-OF-TRACKAND FOR OUT-OF-BALANCE °ROBLEMS, AND REIN-STALL THE PROPELLER.


SERVICING AN AIRPLANE

17 MIN, 18mM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE

nnENO-67$350/RL RENTAL SALE

*sows HOW TO PERFORM THE VARIOUS ROUTINESERVICING OPERATIONS ON A PLANE ON THEGROUND-CLEANING THE AIRPLANE, REFLELING,CHANGING THE OIL INFLATING TIRES AND START-INQ THE ENGINE. SNOWS HMV SKINALS FOR GUID-ING THE PILOT.

samosa APIO TIMING MAGNETOS

18 miN, 18Mm FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE ND 876380/RL RENTAL RALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO REMOVE MAGNETOSFROM THE ENGINE, INSTALL AND ADJUST NEWPOINTS, AND REINSTALL AND TIME THE MAGNETOS.


SERVICING SPARK PLUGS AND KNITTION WINING

22 MIN, 18mM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1145

PRODUCER USOE

TInE AC 878400/AL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO REMOVE SPARK PLUGS AND IGNI-TION WIRES, HOW TO CLEANLINSPECT, ADJUST ANDREINSTALL THE SPARK PLUGS. AND HOW TO PRE-PARE AND INSTALL IGNITION WIRES.


SERvocoma WATERCOOLIO CONDENSERS

12 MN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SEW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 676450/111. RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE THECA y OF A COUNTER-FLOW DON-DENSER, THE ESSENTI/ L ELEMENTS OF A WATER-COOLED SYSTEM, AND iHE OPERATION AND REGU-LATION OF THE ELECTRIC WATER vALVE.

FROM THE REFRIGERATION SERVICE SERIES. COM-MERCIAL SYSTEMS, NO. 4.

SERVO ANALYSIS

40 MIN, 18MM FILM, OFT. SO,EMW

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS 140W THE NEED FOR A SEPVO SISTEM ISESTABLISHED. ANALYZES A BLOCK DIAGRAM OF ASYSTEM AND DISCUSSES ERROR VOLTAGES.KINESCOPE.


SET THE PACE

10 MN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL


TITLE No. 003527/RL

1968

SALE

SETS THE PACE FOR THE WORKMEN TO FOLLOWSAFETY I 'ACTICES IN THE COAL MINING INDUSTRYBY THE ! IIVISOR AND HIS SINCERITY AND EN-THUSIARM.

FROM THE FOREMANSHIP TRAIMNG SERIES.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MINING

307 315

,

ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

SETTING AN ADJUSTANLE AlITICULATOR TO POSITIONAL mums, PT

19 MN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES THE ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE INSTRU-MENT. DEMONSTRATES THE METHODOLOGY OF RE-CORDING THE HINGE AXIS ON A PATIENT AND ITSTRANSFER TO THE ARTICULATOR. SHOWS HOWTHE PATIENT'S CASTS ARE RELATED TO THE MAN-DIBULAR OAST MOUNTED TO THE MAXILLARY INTHE MOST RETRUOED POSITION.

SETTING AN ADJUSTAKE ARTICULATOR TO POSITIONAL RECORDS, PT


PROCKICER USVA

TITLE No. 878731 /RL SALE

SHOWS THE METHOOS EMPLOYED TO OSTAIN THEPATIENT'S LATERAL AND PROTRUSIVE RECORDSAFTER PREREGISTRATION OF THE POSITIONS ONTHE ARTICULATOR. SHOWS HOW THE PROCEDURESARE HELPFUL IN DIAGNOSING OCCLUSAL PROB-LEMS AND IN THE FABRICATION OF COMPLICATEDFIXED SRIDGES.

SETTING OF ENDEMIC SCHISTOSOMIASIS IN PUERTORICO, ma

4 1AIN, 18MM FILM, SILENT, B&W 1948

PRCIC/UCER WINS SPONSOR USMAAC


ILLUSTRATES THREE CHARACTERISTIC INFECTIONPATTERNS OF ENDEMIC SCHISTOSOMIASIS INPUERTO RICO-POLLUTION OF A RIVER, A BROOK,AND SUGAR CANE IRRIGATION CATCHES BY INAD-EQUATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS. RECOILMENED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE.

SETTING TIM MANDISULAR ANTERIOR TEETH


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 009052/RL

1974

SALE

SHOWS HOW THE MANDIBULAR ANTERIORS AAEPOSITIONED AFTER THE MAXILLARY ANTEROOMHAVE BEEN SET UP. DEMONSTRATES THE PROCE-DURES FOR HANDLING THE OCCLUSAL RIMS, THEOCCLUSAL PLANE, AND THE ANTERIOR, vERyICALAND HORIZONTAL OVERLAP OF THE TEETH.

S ETTING THE MAXILLARY ANTERIOR TER114


PRODUCER USVA

ITTLE AV. 009051/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES FUNDAMENTAL TECHNIQUES FORSETTING TEETH IN EDENTULOUS ARCHES. DEALSWITH THE PREPARATION OF THE RECORD BABESFOR RECEPTION OF THE DENTURE TEETH AND THEPOSITIONNIQ AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE ANTER-IOR TEETH.

S ETTING ma POSTERIOR TIM8 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES THE SETTING AND ARTICULATING OFTHE POSTERIOR' ANATOMIC TEETH. SHOWS HOWTHE TEETH ARE POSITIONED AND ARRANGED TOMEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF OCCLUSAL BALANCEIN BOTH THE CENTRIC AND ECCENTRIC POSITIONS.

S ETTING UP AND MACHINING IIAR STOCK

34 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, BEW 1945

PRODUCER USOE

s TITLE NO. 1175000/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO SET UP THE TURRET LATHEFOR THE PRODUCTION MACHINING OF @LlamaFROM BAR STOCK. TELLS HOW TO INSTALL THECOLLET, SET UP THE HEXAGON TURRET ANDCROSS SLIDE. AND MACHINE BAR STOCK.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE TURRET LATHE, NO. 4

SETUP POO PACE MILLING MR A FIXTURE

20 MIN, 18Mm FILM, 00T. SO, B&W 1945

PRODUCER UWE

TITLE Na 678900/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW THE HORIZONTAL PORING, DRILL-ING, AND MILLING MACHINE OPERATES. SLIOWS

HOW TO INSTALL THE FIXTURE, SET UP THE WORK.PIECE,AND SELECT AND INSTALL AN END MILL ANDA FACE MILL.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL, NO. I.

UTUP POR ROUGH UN14110RING

15 MIN, 1NAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USOE


1945

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO POSITION THE WORKPIECE ON THETABLE, AND POSITION THE SPINDLE FOR HORIZON-TAL CENTERS AND FOR VERTICAL CENTERS.

FROM THE AUCHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL, NO. 4

UVINTIN CHAIR, THE


PRODUCER USW


THROUGH POLLUTION ABATEMENT PROGRAMSWITHIN THE NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT CENTERINGON AIR, WATER, AND SOLID WASTE REMOVAL SYS-TEMS.

SHAPER, THE

15 MIN, I6Mb FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 8815001SI RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS, CHARACTERISTICS,AND BASIC OPERATIONS OF THE SHAPER.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES, BASICMACHINES.

SHAPING AFTER TEMPLATE AND SHAPING CURVEDEDGES

17 bIN liMb FILM, OPT. SO, BaW 1945

1971 PRODUCERUSOE

TITLE NO. C81650/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MAKE A TEMPLATE, INSTALLKNIVES, USE THE TEMPLATE FOR SMOOTHING:SQUARED EDGES, AND SET UP EQUIPMENT FORSHAPING A CURVED EDGE.

FROM THE PRECISION IV000 MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE SPINDLE SHAPER, NO. 2

SAI.E

DRAMATIZES THE CREDIT AND COLLECTION PRO8-1AM5 OF 8 SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS wiTH ARieR4O-TA1LE DISCUSSION AND FLASHBACKS TONEIN PLACES OF BUSINES0. ULTIMATE ANSWERSTO THE QUESTIONS RAISED ARE LEFT UP TO THEVIEWING AUDIENCE.

WYENTH FLEET, ma

12 MIN, 1SMIA FILM:OPT. SO, B&W

r.%PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO. 879445/RL

1957

SALE

DOCUMENTS THE OPERATIONS AND ACTIONS OFTHE SEVENTH FLEET FROM 1949 TO 1967.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES rag NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

SEVENTH INFANTRY DIMON

22 MI*1, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1949

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE TRAINING OF THE 7TH INFANTRY DIVI-SION AT FT ORD, CAUF., ACTION OF THE DIVISIONOF FOUR MAJOR WORLD WAR II CAMPAIGNS (ATTU,EYTE, KWAJALEIN, AND OKINAWA)-AND OCCUPA-

TIONAL. DUTIES IN KOREA.

SEXUAL AMUSE ;THE FAMILY

30 MIN, 196114 FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1977

PRODUCER USNCCA


FEATURES A DISCUSSION OF SEXUAL ABUSE INCHILDREN BY A PHYSICAN, SOCIAL WORKER. AND APSYCHOLOGIST. INVOLVES A ROLE PLAY BY PRO-FESSIONALS OF INTERVIEWING A CHILD SEXUALVICTIM AND HER FAMILY IN AN EMERGENCY ROOMSETTING.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV. NOT RECOMMENDED FORSHOWING OUTSIDE THE TRAINING SETTING.

SHADES OF GRAY

10 MIN, 181.04 FILM, OPT. SD, SAW

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 003455/RL

19443

SALE

DRAMATIZES MENTAL DISORDERS EXPERIENCED BYSOLDIERS DURING TRAINING AND COMBAT, RANG-ING FROM MILD ANXIETY TO SEVERE DEPRESSIONAND PARANOIA. DEMONSTRATES TREATMENT BYEMOTIONAL CATHARSIS, HARCOANALYSIS. HYPNOT-IC SUGGESTIONS, AND GROUP THERAPY


SHAPE OF THINGS TO COW, THE

21 MIN. 111.MIA FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1985

PROOUCER USNASA


DISCUSSES SPACE RESEARCH AT LEWIS RESEARCHCENTER IN CHEMICAL AND ELECTRICAL PROPUL-SION AT LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER IN MINIA-TURIZATION OF CIRCUITRY AND MICROELECTRON.ICS AND AT AMES RESEARCH CENTER IN RADI-ATION REENTRY HEAT AND FRICTIONAL HEATING.

SHAPED UP SNORE STATIONS


,PROOUCER USN


DISCUSSES PROBLEMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLU-TION. DESCR/BES HOW IT IS BEING CORRECTED

,SHARK DANGER IN ma saA; 27 MIN, 18MIA FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1973

PROCUCER USN

TITLE NO. 005241 / RL SALE

DISCUSSES HOW NAVY'S SHARK RESEARCH PRO-GRAMS HELP IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF EQUIPMENTAND PROCEDURES USEFUL IN PREVENTING SHARKATTACKS THROUGH THE STUDY OF SHARK BEHAV-10R.

SHARPENING A FORM REUEVID Curran

16 bIN, 18MIA FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


TELLS WHAT CONSTITUTES THE RAKE AND CLEAR-ANCE ANGLES OF THE FORM RELIEVED CUTTER,SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT THE CORRECT ATTACH-MENT, SET up FOR SPOTTING THE BACK OF TEETHAND GRIND THE FACE OF THE TEETH.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE CUTTER GRINDER, NO. 5

SHARPENING A PLAIN HELICAL MILUNG Curran

16 MIN, 181.04 FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT THE HELICAL CUTTER ONAN ARBOR AND SHARPEN THE SECONDARY CLEAR-ANCE ANGLE. DESCRIBES HOW TO CHECK ANDADJUST FOR TAPER WHEN GRINDING THE PRIMARYCLEARANCE ANGLE.

FROM THE PRECISION W000 MACHINiNG SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE CUTTER GRINDER, NO. 2.

SHARPENING A SHILL ENO MILL

17 MIN. 16MIA FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO SELECT THE CORRECT ARBOR,MOUNT THE WORK HEAD AND ADJUST IT FORCLEARANCE SETTINGS, AND SET UP FOR SHARPEN-ING THE OUTSIDE DIAMETER, CORNER, AND FACE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE CUTTER GRINDER, NO. 3.

SHARPENING A $IDE MILLING CUTTER

23 MIN, 16104 FILM, OPT. SO. B&W 1614

PRODUCER 1'30E

TInE NC INE:050/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF ACUTTER, SELECT, AND MOUNT THE CORRECTGRINDING WHEEL, MOUNT THE CUTTER, SET UPTHE GRINDER FOR SHARPENING, SET THE COR-RECT CLEARANCE ANGLE, AND CHECK FOR WIDTHOF LAND.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE CUTTER GRINDER, NO. I.

SHARPENING AN ANGULAR CUTTER

15 MIN, 18MIA FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 062080/11L RENTAL 54LE

DESCRIBES HOW TO CHOOSE THE CORRECTGRINDING WHEEL, ADJUST THE SWIVEL TABLE FORGRINDING THE ANGULAR TEETH OF THE CUTTER,

308

ADJUST FOR CLEARANCE ANGLE, AND CHECK THETEETH FOR ACCURACY OF THE ANGLE.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE CUTTER GRINDER, NO 4.

SHARPENING AND TEMPERING FARM TOOLS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 882065/RL RENTAL , SALE

DEPICTS HOW TO HEAT CARBON STEEL TOOLS FORFORGE SHARPENING. TELLS HOW TO SHARPEN.HARDEN, AND TEMPER A PLOWSHARE AND A CULTI-VATOR SHOVEL. SHOWS HOW TO IDENTIFY TEM-PERING COLORS.

FROM THE FARM IVORK SERIES. FORGING, NO. 3.

IIIMAR-LEACH PROCESS FOR SPENT NUCLEARpuns

11 MIN, 161414 FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1966

PRODIXER USAEC

TInE NO 003456/RL SALE

ILLUSTRM ES THE DEVE.OPMENT AT OAK RIDGENATIONAL LABORATORY OF THE SHEAR-LEACHPROCESS, A MECHANICAL METHOO FOR REPRO-CESSING SPENT STAINLESS STEEL OR ZIRCALOY-2CLAD POWER REACTOR FUELS., THE VARIOUSRARTS OF THE EQUIPMENT ARE PORTRAYED, ASWELL AS THE OPERATION OF THE SHEAR-LEACHWITH UNIRRADIATED FUEL.

SHEEP SHEARING

21 MIN, MAN FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES HOW TO HANDLE SHEEP FOR SHEARING, SHEAR THE SHEEP STEP BY STEP, AND ROLLAND TIE THE FLEECE.

FROM THE FARM WORK SERIES. LIVESTOCK, NO. 1.

SHEET METAL TRAMS

9 MIN, 18MIA FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1988

PRODUCER USOLIAP

nTLE AO. 446433/RL.7.

SALE

%sows SHEET METAL WORKERS ASSEMBLING HE-LICOPTER FUSELAGE SECTIONS, MAKING KITCHENAIR-CONDITIONING AND AIR-MOVING EQUIPMENT,FORMING AND FINISHING LARGE ELECTRIC DUCTS,CUSTOM BUILDING METAL CABINETS, MAKING COM-MERCIAL ALPHABETS IN SHEET METAL, FORMINGINTRICATE SHEET PLASTIC CUTOUTS, AND JOININGPLASTIC HELICOPTER CABS TO METAL FRAME-WORK.

FROM THE


SHIELD OF FRIEGON

28 MIN, 18MIA FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1963

PROOIXER USAF


SHOWS AIR DEI:ENSE COMMAND'S DOMINANT ROLEIN ORGANIZING, TRAINING, AND PROVIDING AERO-SPACE DEFENSE FORCES TO THE NORTH AMERI-CAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND.


SHIP'S sumpaarrs BASIC

22 MIN. 181414 FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1948

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW TO IDENTIFY ROIDAMENTAL STRUC.TURAL ELEMENTS IN SHIP CONSTRUCTION BY OR-THOGRAPHIC DRAWINGS AND SYMBOLS, VISUALIZETHESE DRAWINGS IN THREE DIMENSIONS, UNDER-STAND USE AND FUNCTION OF DOTTED ANDHIDOEN LINES, AND READ A SHIP'S BLUEPRINTS.PRODUCED BY U S NAW, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


SHIPS PUMPS

16 MIN, 18MIA FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1E51

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS USES, FUNCTIONS, AND CONqTRUCTION.

31 6

IMMIDARD HILICOPTER OPIRATIONS FUNCTIONS


PRODUCER USN

Trtz.s ND. 182756/111. SALE

DISCUSSES THE PRINCIPAL MISSIONS OF THE HEW.OMER ASOARD SNIP-AS PLANE GUARD, IN RES-CUES, AND DURING MAIL TRANSFERS.

SNIMIDARD HILICOPTER OPERATIONS - LANDINGAND TAXI-OPPS


?rowan USNIME P. 1161750/Rt. SALE

SHOWS PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN HELI-COPTER LANDINGS 'AND TAKEOFFS DURING SHIP.IOARD OPERATIONS.

11101=ealINNICTION BY MIDICAL DIPARTMENTFOOD PEEPARATION

25 MIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1938

PRODUCER USN

MEE NO 003442/RL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MAKE AN INSPECTION OF THEVARIOUS AREAS OF POSSIBLE CONTAMINATION INTHE PREPARATION OF F000 .ASOARD SHIP. DIS-CUSSES SANITARY EQUIPMENT AND SPACES, SANI-TARY PERSONNEL AND SANITARY WORK HABITS.

SHIMIOARD IMIPECTION BY MSDICAL DIPARTMINTPIRSOMMIL P000 mannes

13 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. 50 SEW 1968

PRODUCER UP4

777LE NO 003459/1IL SALE

SNOWS HOW TO MAKE AN INSPECTION OF SUCHFOOOSERVING AREAS AS THE MESSING AREAS,SERVING LINE, AND THE SCULLERY.

SHIMIOARD INSPECTION BY MEDICAL DIPARTMINTPOISONER UVING AND WORKING SPACES

21 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, UM 19511

PRODUCER USN

7771E NO. 004911 /RL SALE

SHOWS WHAT AND HOW TO INSPECT IN ORDER TOINSURE 0000 SANITATION, VENTILATION, _LIGHT. ?ING, AND SAFETY IN THE LIVING AND WORKINGSPACES OF A SHIP.

INWARD INSPICTION BY MODICA!. DEPARTMENTPIRSOISIEL P000 STORAGE

12 MIN, 19MAI FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1968

PRODUCER USN

nra Ato. 003480/R L SALE

SHOWS HOW TO MAKE A SA7 rARY INIPECTION OFTHE STORAGE OF 'FOOD ABOARD SHIP. COVERSSUCH SUSJECTS AS CLEANLINESS, AIR CIRCULA.TION, TEMPERATURE, AND STOWAGE.

SHIPSOARD INSPICTION BY MIF'CAL IMPARTMINTPIRSONNEL MAUR SUM,

20 MIK 1851M FILM, OPT. SO, SEW 1955

PROOUCEN USN


SHOWS HOW AND WHERE TO INSPECT A SHIP'SFRESH-WATER SUPPLY AT THE POINTS OF POSSI-OLE CONTAMINATION. DEMONSTRATES A MC&DURE FOR CHLORINATION.

SHIPSOMID VISRATIONE PT I FUNDAMINTAL PRIN-CIPLES OP VISRATIIM wines

22 MIN, 18IAM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USN

MU NO. 004912/RL SALE

EXPLAINS BASIC LONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES IN.CLUDING LONGITUDINAL AND TORSIONAL VIBRA-TIONS, FREE AND FORCED VIBRATIONS THE TIMERELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FORCE CYCLE ANDTHE AMPIXTUOE CYCLE, ANO THE PHASE ANGLEDIAGRAM.

1963

SNOTSID VEIRATIONS, PT 3. MULTI-MASS SYS

23 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PROOUCER USN

nra NO. 004913/RL

1953

SALE

EXPLAINS BASIC CONCEPTS, INCLUDING THOSE OFA UNIFORM SYSTEM. A LUMPED SYSTEM, MOOESOF VISRATION,_RELAT 0/E AMPLITUCES, HARMONICANALYSIS, ORDERS OF VIBRATION, AND CRITICALSPEEDS.

SHIPOOARD VIBRATIONS, PT 3, VIBRATION Excrrai.TWA, ANO RESPONSI

16 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, WM 1053

PROOUCER USN


SHOWS THROUGH MODELS, VIBRATION EXCITATIONIN THE PROPULSION MACHINERY DUE TO IMBAL-ANCE AND TO PROPELLER THRUST VARIATION, ANDTHE RESPONSE OF THE SHIP'S STRUCTURE TO THISEXCITATION.

SHIPBOARD VISRATIONB, PT 4, SILRVICE PROGLEMSAND FIELD INVESTIGATION


PRODUCER USN

nra NO. 00I914/RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO REPORT SHIPBOARD VIBRATION'PROBLEMS. HOW THEY ARE DIAGNOSED AND RE-MEDIED BY VIBRATION ENGINEERS, AND HOW VI-BRATION STUDY AS PREVENTIVE ENGINEERINGCONTRISUTES TO OVERALL SHIP DESIGN ANO PER-FORMANCE.

SHIPORLDIRS OP MIX

22 MIN, 181.4M FILM, OPT SO, MAW

PRODUCER USD8

717LE NO. 0034607M RENTAL SALE

PORTRAYAL OF NEW ENGLAND CRAFTSMEN ANDTHEIR SKILL IN THE BUILDING OF WOOOEN SHIPS INESSEX, MASSACHUSETTS. ILLUSTRATED THROUGHTHE CONSTRUCTION OF A 70-FOOT '',1AWLER, THEST ROSALIE.

1949

SHIPBUILDING SKILLS COPPIRIMITHINIM suns


PROOLICEN UWE

nnE ma 007554/RL RENTAL

SEHOING COMM TUSIIM TO A WIRETEMPIATI

MEMO FLAMERS wire sumpIOLDIR

MONO FLANGES WITH WOLTER

TINNING AND SOLNA WIPING

SHIPIMILDING MULLS MARROSERIES

7 HIMM FILMS, OPT. SD

PROOUCER USOE

ME NO. 007557/FIL RENTAL

10INTIFYING AND PRECUTTINO CAW

INSTALLING AND CONNICTING TELL-TALE PAWL

LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING COM-PARTMENT FIXTURIS

LAYING DUI AND INSTALLING KICK-MS AND imam*" wets

LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING MAINWIREWAY

PULLING AND INSTALLING CAKE ANDPACKING TIRMINAL TUNS

WIRING TELLTALE NAIL

SALE

22MIN

12MIN

19MIN

ELECTRICITY-A

1045

SALE

10MIN

15MIN

12MIN

16MIN

21MIN

16MIN

17MIN

SHIPSUILDING SKILLS MARINE MACHINERY INSTAL-LATION-A WRNS

11144M FILMS. OPT. SO 1044

PRODUCER USOE

7111E NO 0075511/FIL RENTAL SALE

WINING AND INSTALUNO AUXILIARYMACHINIM 17MIN

FILING AND INSTALLING CHOCKS 1SMIN

HOW TO CHICK AND SURFACE FOUN-DATIONS

INSTALLING VALVES AND STRAINERON SZA CHIP

LAYING OUT PAD INSTALLING STERNTUMILTAIL INAPT, AND PROPILLSR,PT I,PUNINNGA.. .

LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING STEENTUN, TA& SHAFT, AIM PROPELLER,PT 3, LAYING OFF..,

LAYING OUT AND INSTALL/MI STIRSTIME, TAIL INAPT, AND PROIMILLSR,PT 3, NUMMI A...

LAYING OUT AND INSTALLING ITIUMTM, TAIL INAPT AND PROPILLIA,PT 4, Immo ruse

LAYING OVT DRILLING. AND TAPPINGFLANGES ISA CHEST

19MIN

12MIN

.22MIN

MAIN.

329AIN

16IAIN

SHIPSUILDING SKILLS NOMINCLATURS Of SHIPS -A SIMMS

2 HIMM FIUAS, OPT, SC 1946

PRODUCER USN

717LE NO. 007669/7IL SALE

RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U El OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948. PROOUCED BY U 3 NAVY IN1943 AND 1944.

FuNommumu. was AND SECTIONS MAIN

LOCATION OF OWES AND COMPARTMINTS 17MIN

SHIPBUILDING SKILLS OUTSIDE MACHINIST41SIMMS

2 HIMM FILMS, OPT. 80 1946

PRODUCER USN

717LE ND 007500/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE OPERATION OF A MILUNG MA-CHINE ANO THE PROPER PROCEDURES OF USINGSTANDARD MACHINIST'S HANOTOOLS ON A RECIP.ROCATING PUMP.

RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U 3 OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U 3 NAVY IN1943 AND 1544.

MILLING A FOUNDATION 23MIN

RECIPROCATING PIMP OPIMING FORINSPICTION 21MW

SNIPSUILDING SKILLS PIPE INSULATION-A MAU


PRODUCER WOE

MU NO. 00/5111/RL RENTAL SALE

SNOWS MATERIALS LIED TO INSULATE HOT ANDCOLD PIPES.

COVIRING NOT AND COLD PIKS ZEMIN

SHIPSUILDING SKILLS PIPIEFITTIMI-A SERIES

4 11IMM FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER USN

7171E NO. 007563/RL SALE

RELEASED FOR SALE BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCA.TION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U 15 NAVY IN 1944.

fin-nws AND INSTALLING A NCI=OF PIPt ABOARD SHIP 20MIN

MAKING A NOT saND 19MIN

MAKING A WIIII TEMPLATE 19MIN

RIMOVING A SICTION OF PIPINGASOARC SHIP 13MIN

SHIPBUILDING SKILLS PIPIPITTING.-A SERIES


PROCUCER USOE

Vidocassette and Super 8mmMany of the 16mm motion pictures listed in this catalog are also avaHable forpurchase in various 6mm formats and in videocassette. Please contact theCAnter's Order Section for further information and prices,

309 nt"


CUTTING AND THREADING PIPE SYHAND

CUTIING AND THREADING PIM ON APOWER MACHINE

INSTALLING VALVES IN ENGINE ROOMSYSTEMS, IT 1

INSTALUNG VALVES IN ENGINE ROOMSYSTEMS, PT 2

INSTALUNG VITREOUS FIXTURES

LAYING OUT AND INSTAU.ING HANG.IRS

MAKING A COLD SEND ON A HAWPOWMED MACHINE

Mumma PIPE, TUSING, AND FIT.TINOS

PIPS FABRICATION WITH JIGS

SALE

12MIN

17MIN

12MIN

18MIN

19MIN

19MIN

13MIN

15MIN

22MIN

MIPSUILDING SKILLS PREPARATION FOR STERNLAUNCHING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN

VANED [UMW LAYOUT AND FABRI- -

CATION

WATERTIGHT COVERS, PT I, LAYOUTAND FABRICATION

WATERTIGHT COVERS, PT 3, ASSEM-B LY

MAIN

I4MIN

15MIN

SHIPSUILDING SKILLS THE SHIPFITTER-A SERIES


PROM/CAR USN

TITLE NO 007568/RL SALE.RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U WHAVY IN1944

LIFTING TEMPLATES FOR A FOUNDA-TION 23MIN

SIMPLE FOUNDATION, PT I, LAYOUT 28MIN

SIMPLE FOUNDATION, PT 2, DUPLICA-TION AND FABRICATION 17MIN

S IMPLE FOUNDATION, PT 3, ASSEMBLY ,

AND INSTALLATION 23MIN

SHIPBUILDING SKILLS - WORK OF1948 AND MIPWRIGHT-A SERIES


PRODUCER USOE


BULKHEAD, THE LAYING OFF ANDAFITTING CENTERLINE STIFFENER

SULKHEAD, THE LAYING Off .HEB OUNDARY STIFFENER% WATER-UNE% ANO BUTTOCK LINES

S ULKHEAD, THE - arrow A TRANS-VERSE WATERTIGHT BULKHEADINTO THE HULL

DECK GIRDERS - SUBASSEMBULY

DECK PLATES REGULATING ANDSETTING

DECK, THE - SETTING A WES FRAMEANO A TRANSVERSE BEAM

INNERSOTTOM SECTIONS SUBAS-SEMBLY OF A CLOUD FLOOR, SUS-ASSIMILY Of AN OPEN FLOOR

INNERSOTTOM, THE Sanwa UPFLOORS AND LONGITUDINAL)

PREPARING AND SETTING A KEELS-LOCK AND BOTTOM CRADLE

SIDE FRAMES - SUBASSEMBLY OF AWES FRAME


RELEASED FOR SALE BY U S OFFICE Of EDUCA-TION IN 1946. PRODUCED By u S NAVY IN 1944 AND1545.

FITTING ANO INSTALLING PACKING 9MIN

GROUND WAYS 21MIN

PLACING SLIDING WAYS 19MIN

SHIPBUILDING SKILLS RIGGING-A URIES

16MM FILMS, OPT. SD 1945

PRODUCER USN


..RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OfEDUCATION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1944 AND 1945.

RIMING BLOCKS 11MIN

RIGID AND SWINGING STAGING 18MIN

SLINGING LOAD 17MIN

USE AND CARE Of FIBER ROPE ?WIN

USE ANO CARE Of WIRE ROPE 18MIN

WIRE ROPE TERMINAL CONNECTIONS 31MIN

SHIPSUILDING OXUS SAILMAKING-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS PROCEDURES FOR MAKING A DRAWINGFOR A HATCH CANOPY.

RELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OfEDUCATION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1944.

HATCH CANOPY, PT 1, MEASURINGANO DRAWING 18MIN

HATCH CANOPY, PT 2, LAYOUT 22MIN

HATCH ('ANOPY, PT 3, MACHININGANO FINISHING-OfF I8MIN


. . a public sumo.of your government 110

SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SHEETNETAL WORK-ASIMS


PRODUCER USN


RELEASED FOR SALE BY U S CFFICE Of EDUCA-TION IN 1648, PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN 1944.

TRANSITION PIECE - SQUARE TOROUND LAYOUT AND FABRICATION AMIN

SHIPPITTER AND

SHIPBUILDING SKILLS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 007164/RL

1942

SALE

18MIN

18MIN

17MIN

15MIN

18MIN

17MIN

1SMIN

18MIN

18MIN

17MIN

1948

SALERELEASED FOR SALE THROUGH U S OFFICE OFEDUCATION IN 1948. PRODUCED BY U S NAVY IN1942 AND 1944.

B LACKSMITH, THE - CALCULATING.AND SENDING RINGS,AND LINKS 21MIN

B LACKMON, THE CALCULATINGAND FORGING A DECK SOCKETINENCH

COPPERL 41ITH, THE FLARING ANDREDUCING

COPPERSMITH, THE WORKING OUTB RANCHES FROM A LINE W/DRWN

DOCKING WITH KEEL AND BILGEB LOCKS

ESTASLISHING CONSTRUCTION UNES,PT 1

ESTABLISHING CONSTRUCTION LINES,PT 2

PREPARATION FOR DOCKING WITHKEEL AND BILGE BLOCKS

PREPARATION FOR STERN LAUNCH-ING, D0446 CLASS

RECONDITIONING A CYLINDER WITH APORTABLE BORING BAR

S HIP'S SLUEPRINTS SASIC

STERN LAUNCHING, D0446 CLASS

19MIN

20MIN

SHIPMENT TO SARATOGA, A

14 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, 88W


TITLE NO. 00917G/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW FOREIGN AID CONTRIBUTED TOTHE SUCCESS OF THE BATT: . OF SARATOGA IN1777 AND HELPED TO WIN OUR INDE1ENDENCEFROM ENGLAND,

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT

15MIN

17MIN

16MIN

14MIN

MAIN

36MIN

22MIN

19MIN

1950

310

POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY,CLEARED FOR TV

SHIPS, MEN, AND ICE


PRODUCER USN


TRACES THE HISTORY OF ARCTIC EXPLORATION,PARTICULARLY AS RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENTOF SHIPS FOR USE IN FROZEN ARCTIC SEAS, DIS-CUSSES DEVELOPMENTS FROM THE FRAGILE SHIPSOF PYTHIAS ANC, rRIC THE RED TO MODERN ICE-BREAKERS

SHIPYARD FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS

41MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USDL


POINTS OUT MEASURES FOR PREVENTION OF FIREAND EXPLOSION ACCIDENTS IN SHIPYARD REPAIR-ING AND BUILDING ACTIVITIES.

SHOCK




TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OfHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME Of DI-SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOT

- BE READILY AVAILABLE.

FROM THE MEDICAL SELF-HELP SERIES. NO. 6


SHOCK EXCITED OSCILLATOR

36 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIM

PPODUCER USAF


GIVES THE PURPOSE Of EACH COMPONENT IN THESHOCK EXCITED OSCILLATOR CIRCUIT, EXPLAINSTHE CIRCUIT OPERATION, AND SHOWS THE INPUTAND OUTPUT WAVESHAPES GRAPHICALLY. USING ATRAINER, EXPLAINS HOW L AND C Of THE -DURA-TION Of THE INPUT GATE DETERMINE THE FRE-QUENCY AND DURATION Of THE OUTPUT.KINESCOPE.


S HONA SASIC COURSE


PRODUCER USFSI


SHONA BASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

SALE

SHOP SAFETY

22 MIN, I8MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1967

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES COMMON HAZARDS IN A VEHICLE MAIN-TENANCE SHOP, AND THE PRECAUTIONS WHICHSHOULD BE EMPLOYED TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS.

SHORT FIELD PROCEDURE L15 BIRD DOG, PT 1,POWER APPROACH AND MAXIMUM PERFOR-MANCE


PRODUCER USA


FULL TITLE! SHORT FIELD PROCEDURE L-19 BIRDDOG, PT I. POWER APPROACH AND MAXIMUM PEPFORMANCE TAKEOFF. SHOWS THE START ANDCONTROL OF POWER APPROACH, THE EFFECTS OfWIND AND TEMPERATURE, AND LANDING TECH-NIOUES. DEMONSTRATES PREPARATION, START,AND CLIMB FOR A MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE TA-KEOFF.

S HORT FIELD PROCEDURE L-15 BIRD DOG, PT 2, BAR-RIER LANDING AND BARRIER TAKEOFF

10 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, RAW 1960

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS DIRECTIONAL CONTROL, POWER APPROACHAND LINE OF DESCENT IN BARRIER LANDING, MAXI-

31 (

MUM PERFORMANCE TAKEOFF AND CLIMB, ANDNORMAL CLIMB IN BARRIER TAKEOFF.

SHORT WAY NOW, THE

14 MIN, TWAm FILM, oPT. SD, COL 1987

PRODIA2', USNMAC


DISCUSSES HOW PATIENTS WHO PREVIOUSLYMIGHT HAVE BEEN CONFINED TO THE HOSPITALFOR A LONG PERIOD OF RECUPERATION CAN BERETURNED TO THEIR HOMES THROUGH THE FACILI-TES PROVIDED BY THE HOME SERVICES. THE COM-BINED EFFORTS OF PHYSICIANS, COMMUNITYNURSE,11 THERAIRSTS, AND TECHNICIANS BRINGTHE HOSPITAL TO PATIENT AND:SPEED HIS RECOV-ERy IN FAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS.

SNORT-UVEp RADIOISOTOPES IN NUDLIAR

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. ED, COL. 1971

PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRWES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TECHNETIUM-WM GENERATOR AT BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LADCRATORY AND SHOWS THE MEINCAL APPLICATIONSOF THE GENERATOR AT THE ARGONNE CANCERRESEARCH HOSPITAL

MOULD re DAV Evan cams26 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1997

PRODUCER USCG

71TLE NO. 0034671RL SALE

FOLLOWS THE COAST GUARD RESERVISTS AS THEYDEVELOP AND MAINTAIN THE SKILLS REOUIRED ToFULFIL'. THE MISSIONS IMPOSED ON THE RESERvETo MEET MOSILIZAT)ON ASSIGNMENTS, SHOULDTHE DAY EVER COME.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SNOWDON'S

13 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, CJI. 1966

PRODUCER URNS SPONSOR USNMAC


THE YOUNG NEW SUPERVISOR ATTEMPTS TO GETFULL CO-OPERAT1ON AND SUPPORT FROM ANOLDER PROBLEM WORKER. THE SITUATION IS COM-NESTED ON BY COMORKEK AND THE SUPERVI-sows sOSS. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THENEW YOUNG SUPERVISOR AND HIS PROBLEM ETA-PLOYEE DETERIORATES TO THE POINT THAT THEFORMER PROPOSES DISCIPUNARY ACTION ONLYTO LEARN THAT HIS BOSS MAY NOT SUPPORT HIM.

SHUNT HARTLEY OSCILLATOR - VT


PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE SHUNT HARTLEY OSOLLATOR CIRCUIT,POINTING OUT THE IDENTIFYING FEATURES ANDEXPLAINING THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT.EXPLAINS THE USE OF SHUNT HARTLEY OSCILLA-TORS IN HIGH-POWER CIRCUITS AND LISTS THESYMPTOMS THAT WOULD APPEAR WHEN EACHCOMPONENT IS OPENED AND SHORTED.KINESOOPE.

THIS NAB BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY,

SNUTTLE CAR OPERATOR

20 MIN. 1150M FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1654

PRODUCER USES


SHOWS SHUTTLE CARS BEING USED IN UNDER-GROUND COAL MINE HAULAGE - DEPICTS FIVE ACCI-DENTS MOST COMMON IN THEIR OPERATION, EX-PLAINS THE CAUsES AND STRESSES THE MEANSOF PREVENTING SAIMAA ACCIDENTS FROM HAP-PENING.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, MODFORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA11413. AFTER PERMISSTON HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCmASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WiTH THE STATE-MINT OP APPROVAL ATTACHED.

SHUTTLE TO TOMORROW


PROOXERUSMSFC SPONSOR USNAW

TITLE NO. 0M631 /Pk SALE

EXPLAINS THE ROLE OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE WITHEMPHASIS ON TME RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MAR.SHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER IN PROVIDING THESPACE SHUTTLE ENGINES AND THE SoLID ROCKET

.1

BOOSTER. PROVIDES -A PROFILE OF THE SHUTTLEMISSiON.

SICK CALL INTRODUCTION TO MK CALL TECH-HMIS

26 MIN, TeMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USN

nnE 003489/RL SALE

TRAINING THE INEXPERIENCED HOSPITAL CORPS-MAN TO CONDUCT SICK CALL BY ACQUAINTING HIMWITH THE PROPER ATTITUDES AND PROCEDURES.

SICK CALL - SKIN DISITANIS


PROOUCER USN


SHOWS SKIN CONDITIONS WHICH MOST FREQUENT-LY CONFRONT THE HOSPITAL OORPSMAN. TELLSHOW HE C. N DISTINGUISH BETWEEN CASES HECAN TREAT, AND ONES HE SHOULD REFER TO THEMEDICAL OFFICER.

SICKLE CELL ANEMIA IWO SICKLE CELL TRAIT

25 MIN, 1 IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PROCUCER USJOSC

TITLE NO 000790IRL RENTAL

DESCRIBES SICKLE CELL ANEMIA AND SICKLE CELLTRAIT, AND EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEENTHE TWO. ATTEMPTS TO DISPEL POPULARLY HELDMISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT SICKLE CELL, ANDOFFERS ANSWERS TO THE MOST COMMONLYASKED QUESTIONS.

CLEARED FOR 7V.

SIDE FRAMES - SWIASSIMISLY OP A WEB FRAME

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. so, B&W 1942

PROMIC:ER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO LAY OUT THE MAIN WEB PLATEFROM A TEMPLATE, FIT STIFFENERS TO THE WEBPLATE, AND DOG THE ST.FFENERS TO THE PLATE

. FOR WELDING.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. WORK OFSHIPFITTER AND SHIPWRIGHT, NO. 4.

SIEGE OP PORT STANWIX

20 MIN, leMM FILM, OpT. SO, COL. 1976

PROOCXR USDAVA


FOR 22 DAYS FORT STANNX WAS UNDER SIEGE,THWARTING NW WESTERN PHASE OF THE BRITISHPLAN FOR 1777, THUS BECOMING AND INTEGRALPART OF THE wow OF BURGOYNE'S DEFEAT ATSARATOGA. HIGHLIGHTS A CRITIAL TIME WHEN ABRITISH VICTORY MIGHT HAVE BEEN DEATH-BLOWTO THE FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE.

SION OP PROPTT


PflOOUCER USDA


DEPICTS THE DREAMS OF A FARMER AN HIS WIFE.EXPLAINS NOW THESE DREAMS FOR BETTERINGFARMING ARE NOT SO FAR OFF IF THE FARMERHAS THE INCENTIVE TO WORK FOR THEM.

.;

SIGNAL WNERATOR OPERATION


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 0114860/RL REATAL SALE

SHOWS IN DETAIL HOw TO USE A SIGNAL GENER-ATOR TO ALIGN A RADTO RECEIVER.pROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947.

FROM THE RADIO TECHNATIAN TRAINING SERIES.

SKINALS FOR MISSILES


PRODUCER USA


19511

SALE

DESCPISES THE OPERATIONS OF THE U Li ARMYSIGNAL AGENCY AT WHITE SANDS PROVINGGROUND AND THE PART IT PLAYS IN GUIDED MIS-INLE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. SHOWS THEEQUIPMENT, METHODS, _AND PROCEDURES USED INCONNECTION WITH MISSILE CONTROL AND FLIGHTTESTS, TEST ANALYSIS, AND MISSILE GEOPHYSICS.

THIS FILM HAS SEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FORUSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

.311

SILENT SENTINEL


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE BASIC CONCEPT OF THE FLEET BAL-LISTIC MISSILE PROGFAM. SHOWS ALL THE NECES-SARy STEpS THE NA% Y MUST GO THROUGH TOMAKE THE POLARIS MIS TILE OPERATIONAL.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLAIIED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORINU AGENCY.

CILINT WALLS

20 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USSRS

TITLE NO. 00610SIRL SALE

EXAMINES DEAFNESS, AND THE MANY PROBLEMSOF DEAF PEOPLE WHO MUST ADJUST TO A SILENTWORLD. mows THE TRAINING OF DEAF PEOPLETO COMMUNTCATE TO FIND EMPLOYMENT, AND TOBRIDGE THE GAP OF ISOLATION AND ALIENATION.DEMONSTRATES NEW OFFICE EQUIPMENT DE-SIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR THE DEAF BY DEAF PER-SONS.


1973

SILENT WORLD, 'SUPPLED WORLD

26 MIN, 1 WAM FILM, OPT. ED, COL

PRODUCER USPHS . SPONSOR USNMAC


DISCUSSES THE DIFFICULTIES OF SPE_ ,ECH EDUCA-

TION, AND NORMAL UVING FOR THE DEAF. ANIMA-TION ExPLAINS THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EAR, TmEMECHANICS OF THE HEARING PROCESS, AND THECAUSE OF HEARING IMPAiRMENT. MOWS THE PRO-GRESS BEING MADE IN THE TECHNIQUES OF COWRECTVE EAR SURGERY AND IN THE METHODS OFEDuCATION AND REHABILIT14, OF DEAF PERSONS.

SILENT WORLD, SUPPLED WORLD (CAPTIOIWO VER-SION)


PRODUCER DEAFRF SPONSOR ust4mAc

TITLE NO. 010204/RL BALE

INTRODUCES THE WORLD OF THE DEAF AND NEARDEAF, THEIR PROBLEMS OF SOCIAL ACCEPTANCEAND EDUCATION, THE CAUSE OF HEARING LowAND THE SLOW pROGRESS TOWARD REHABILITA-TION.

SILICATE MIST19 MIN, 1 IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1646

PRCIOUCER USNES SPONSOR USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE IMPORTANCE OF RAPIDLY IN-CORPORATING AS MUCH POV/DER AS POSSIBLEINTO A GIVEN QUANTITY OF LIQUID ANO OF PRO-TECTING CEMENT FROM LOSS OR GAIN OF WATERTHROUGHOUT THE HARDENING PERIOD. SHOWSTHE EFFECT OF TECHNIQUE AS SETTING TIME,STRENGTH, SHRINKAGE, SOLUBILITY, AND STAIN-ING.

SILVER PDX RODEO


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE NAVY ATTACK SQUADRON AT WORKAND PLAY. ALSO SHOWS ENUSTED PERSONNELAND OFFICERS FLYING OVER THE SIERRAS, RIDINGBRONCOS AND WILD BURROS, AND MILKING WILDCOWS,

SIMMS CUP OP TEA. A

25 MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. So, B&W 1966

PRODUCER USAIO

TITLE NO 6663661FIL RENTAL SALE

TELLS HOW BEN FERGUSON FARMER, TEACHER,RANCHER, BUSINESSMAN, AN AGRICULTURAL ADVI-SOR OF THE AGENCY FOR THE INTERNATiONAL DE-VELOPMENT APPLIES HiS KNOW-HOW AND EXPERI-EWE TO FARMING IN PAKISTAN.

CLEARED FOR N.

SIMPLE EQUATIONS

40 MIN, 1 IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, BIM

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS AXIOMS AND ALGEBRAIC RULES NEEDEDTO SOLVE SIMPLE LINEAR EOUATTONS.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BrEN DECLARED OSIOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

SIMPLE EQUATIONS FRACTIONS


PROOIJCER USAF


APPUES AXIOMS AND ALGEBRAIC RULES TO THEREARRANGEMENT OF SEVERAL ELECTRONIC FOR.MULAS.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE'WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

MAU FOUNDATION, PT 1, LAYOUT


PRODUCER USN

nns NO 003476/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THROUGH ANIMATION THE LAYOUT OF ASIMPLE FOUNDATION,_ AND SHOWS A WORKMANPERFORMING THE ACTUAL OPERATIONS. EXPLAINSHOW TO MARK THE TEMPLATE WITH NECESSARYDIRECTIONS.PRODUCED BY U $ NAVY, 1644. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. THE SHIP-FITTER.

SIMPLE FOUNDATION, PT 2, PUPLICATION AND FAS-*CATION

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $0, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW THE LAYOUT MAN DEVELOPS JOBFROM THE TEMPLATES. DEPICTS FASTENING TEM-PLATE TO STEEL PLATE AND MARKING PLATE WITHCENTER PUNCH OR PAINTING !KUNO ON STEEL.SHOWS USE OF SHEARS, BURNING TORCH, COLDPRESS, ANO PUNCH.

PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1044. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1946.

FROM THE SHIPSUILDING SKILLS SiRIES. THE SHIP-,FITTER.

SIMPLE FOUNDATION, PT 3, ASSEMBLY AND INSTAL-LATION


PROOUCER UPN


DEMONSTRATES MARKING LOCATION ABOARDSHIP. SWINGING ASSEMBLY ABOARD, WELDINGDECK, AND BULKHEAD AFTER MAKING CORREC.TIONS.


FROM THE SHIPSUILPNG SKILLS SERIES. THE SHIP-FITTER.

SIMPLE METHOD FOR IRAC.HEAL SUCTION ANOBROFICHOSCOPY


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE CLINICAL REQUIREMENT AND PRE.SCRIBED METHOO FOR PERFORMING SAFE AND EF.FECTIVE TRACHEAL SUCTION AND BRONCHOSCOPYON PATIENTS WHO HAVE UNDERGONE PULMONARYSURGERY.

SIMPLE VOLTAGE REGULATORS

22 MIN, 15Mm FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

PRODUCER USAF


ICENTIFIES THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT INA &NMI VOLTAGE REGULATOR CIRCUIT, ANDSNOWS THE CURRENT PATHS. EXPLAINS THE CIR.curr OPERATION_ WHEN THE INPUT VOLTAGE ANDTHE LOAD ME CHANGED. DISCUSSES THE EFFECTOF PLACING VR TUSES IN THE SERIES.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OSSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPCNSORING AGENCY.

SIMPLIPIED 11110101.00iC IDENTIFICATION OF SM.WILLA CULTURES

NI FR, 36MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1961


MIS NO. 0063411/PL SALE

IDENTIFIES IINGELLA CULTURES BY GAOUPINGTHEM SEPOOLOGICALLY AND CONFIRMING THEMSIOCHEM1CALLY.

FROM THE ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF SAL.MONELLA AND SHIGELLA C4AnMES SERIES.

SIMPLIFIED stitouxuc IDENTIFICATION OF SALVO-NELLA CULTURES

MW 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1951



SHOWS HOW TO IDENTIFY SALMONELLA CULTURESBY GROUPING THEM SERDLOGICALLY AND CON.FIRMING THEM BIOCHEMICALLY.32 FRAMES.

FROM THE ISOLATION ANO IDENTIFICATION OF SAL-MONELLA AND SHIGELLA CULTURES SERIES.

SIMPLIFIED SEROLOGIC IDENTIFICATION OF MI-GELLA CULTURES

6 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP. 1/4 IN.AUDIOTAPE, COL 1951



IDENTIFIES SHIGELLA CULTURES BY GROUPINGTHEM SEROLOGICALLY AND CONFIRMING THEMBIOCHEMICALLY.29 FRAMES.

FROM THE ISOLATION ANO ICENTIFICATION OF SAL-MONELLA ANO SHIGELLA CULTURES SERIES.

SINGLE CONCEPT DRUG F1LMS-A SERIES


PRODUCER USNIMH

TII LE NO. 553315IRL RENTAL 'SALE

SHOWS HOW VARIOUS DRUGS AFFECT THE BODY'SCHEMISTRY.

ALCOHOL

DRUG MUSE

HALLUCINOGENS

MARIHUANA

NARCOTICS

SEDATIVES

1111111/LANTS

TOSACCO

VOLATILE SUBSTANCES

SUMBA PARENT, THE

29 MW, 1 IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL



DESCRIBES HOW SINGLE PARENTS CAN HAVE FUNWITH THEIR CHILDREN. SHOWS A SPANISH-SPEAK-ING FAMILY FITTING SHOES AND LEARNING MATHAT THE FAST-F000 COUNTER. ALSO DISCUSSESINFANT STIMULATION, SENSORY EXPERIENCES, THESINGLE PARENTS' FEELINGS ABOUT HERSELF ANDHER CHILDREN. A DO.IT.YOURSELF BIRTHDAYPARTY, ANDENJOYING A STORYTIME.


CLEARED FOR TV.

PAIN

SMIN

sMIN

SMIN

MON

5MIN

44IN

5

SMIN

1975

SINGLE RAM VERTICAL SURFACE @POACHING


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL BROACHING INSERTS FORSTRADOLE BROACHING, MOUNT THE TOOL-HOLDERWITH ITS ASSEMBLED BROACHING TOOL, MOUNTAND ADJUST THE WORK FIXTURE, AND SURFACE.BROACH AT PRODUCTION RATE.

FROM TilE MACHiNE SHOP IVORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON A BROACHING MACHINE, NO. 2.

SINGLE SWUM RADIO - INTRODUCTION


PROOUCER USMC SPONSOR USN


EXPLAINS THE THEORY OF SINGLE SIDEBANDRADIO TECHNIOUE AND DISCUSSES 588 AS COM.PARED TO AM TECHNIQUES.

SINGLE TUNED RP AMPUFIER


PROIXICER USAF

TITLE NO. 004645/RL

DISCUSSES THE SINGLE TUNED RF AMPLIFIERSUSING CAPACITIVE AND TRANSFORMER COUPLING.EXPLAINS CIRCUIT L.PERATION WITH RESPECT TD APARALLEL RESONANT TANK IN THE PLATE CIRCUITOF THE CAPACITANCE COUPLED AMPLIFIER. EX-PLAINS CIRCUIT OPERATION WITH RESPECT TO ASERIES RESONANT TANK IN THE GRID CIRCUIT OFTHE TRANSFORMER COUPLED AMPLIFIER'SSECOND STAGE.

312

SINGLE-PNASE AND POLYPHASE CIRCUITS


PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS A SINGLE-PHASE SYNCHRONOUS GENER-ATOR, THE USE OF SINE CURVES TO ILLUSTRATEFLOw CHANGES, A TWO-PHASE ?STEM AND ATHREE-PHASE SYSTEM, AND WAYS OF SIMPLIFYINGWIRING.


SINUSOIDAL MEMBRANE AND HEPATIC UPTAKE, THE

26 MIN, 351*'M FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE, COL 1974


TITLE NO. 009262IAL SAL E

DESCRIBES THE NATURE OF THE UPTAKE PROCESSAT THE SINUSOIDAL MEMBRANE. ANDINCLUDES ADETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL RAPIDFLOW EXPERIMENTS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED TOauCIDATE THIS MECHANISM.GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 34 FRAMES.

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION . BASIC.

SIT DOWN, DOCTOR AND LIVE

II MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USVA

1970


POINTS OUT THAT SIT-DOWN DENTISTRY CAN PRO-LONG A DENTIST'S USEFUL OPERATING LIFE ABOUTTEN YEARS. EMPHASIZES THE VALUE OF SIT-DOWNDENTISTRY AND SHOWS THE DIRECT APPROACH TOTHE FOUR ORAL OUADRANTS.

SIXTEEN-POINT POOGRAM FOR SPAWN-SPEAKINGAMERICA,* THE


PRODIJCER USCSC


SHOWS THE 16-POINT PROGRAM FOR PROVIDINGSPANISH -SPEAKING PEOPLE EOUAL OPPORTUNI.TIES IN FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT. PROVIDES GUID-ANCE FOR AGENCIES IMPLEMENTING THE PRO-GRAM. DISCUSSES SEVERAL OF THE 16 POINTS, IN-CLUDING THE NEED FOR AGENCIES TO TAKE AHARD LOOK AT THEIR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PRO-GRAMS TD GUARANTEE THEIR APPLICABILITY TOSPANISH-SPEAKING AMERICANS.GUIDES INCLUDED.

SIXTH INFANTRY DIVISION

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, opT. SO. B&W 1948

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS SCENES OF THE 6TH INFANTRY DIVISIONCOMBAT OPERATIONS 1N NEW GUINEA. INCLUDESSECURING THE MAFFIN BAY AREA, THE AMPHIBI.OUS LANDING AT SAUSAPOR, AND THE ASSAULTLANDING AT UNGAYEN GULF, LUZON .

THIS FILM IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUEAND DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLluY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

SIXTY DAYS BENEATH THE SEA TEKTITE I


PROOUCER USN


SHOWS HOW FOUR AOUANAUTS LIVED AND CON.DUCTED EXTENSIVE OCEANOGRAPHIC STUDIESDURING THIS LONG UNDERSEA PROJECT. TELLSHOW THEIR BEHAVIOR IN ISOLATION WAS MON!.TORED BY SURFACE SCIENTISTS

SKID CORRELATION STUDY


PRODUCER USFHWA


COMPARES VARIOUS TECHNIQUES USED IN TEST.%ING THE COEFFICIENTS Of FRICTION ON FIVE SPE.CIALLY CONSTRUCTED PAVEMENTS AT TAPPAHAN-NOCK. VA.

SKILLS FOR PROGRESS


PRODUCER USOLMP


ACQUAINTS THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH FORMS OFMOOERN APPRENTICESHIP. INFORMS YOUNGPEOPLE ABOuT THE IMPORTANCE OF A SKILL ANDWHAT IS INVOLVED IN LEARNING ONE. DEALS WITHSHORTER TRAINING rROGRAMS.

FROM THE CAREER JOB OPPORTUNITY MAISERIES. NO. 26.


sok EYE. AND umo PROTECTION FROM PESTICIDE2XPOSUM


PRODUCER USOPP


SHOWS THE CORRECT PROCEDURES FOR REDUC-ING THE INCIDENCE OF HARM TO THE APPLICATORDURING THE USE AND HANDLING OF CHEMICALPESTICIDES.60 ;SLIDES. 1 AUDICCASeETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIELE ADVANCE SIGNALS. SCRIPT INCLUD-ED.

!ATLAS27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1971

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS THE MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF THE MISSION:ITS PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS AND FEATURES, THEFOUR LAUNCHES INVOLVED, AND A FEW OF THEpcmilirc INVESTIGATIONS THAT WILL BE PER-

SKYWARD THE GREAT SHIPS

27 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USNASA


EXAMINES VARIOUS TYPES OF PROPULSION BEINGDEVELOPED FOR SPACE MISSIONS AND THE APPLI-CATIONS AND ADVANTAGES OF EACH. ILLUSTRATESRESEARCH IN CHEMICAL. NUCLEAR AND ELECTRI-CAL PROPULSION SYSTEMS.

OKA ACCIDENT, PHASES 1 ANO 2, THE


PRIIDUCER USAEC


USES ACTUAL AND REENACTED SCENES TO PRE-SENT A RESUME OF WHAT HAPPENED IN PHASES 1AND 2 FOLLOWING THE ACCIDENTAL NUCLEAR EX-CURSION OF JANUARY 3. 1961.

SLANTING

9 MIN. IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1967

PRODUCER USOCD


ILLUSTRATES THE 'SLANTING' TECHNIQUES BEINGUSED BY MANY ARCHITECTS TO INCORPORATE FAL-LOUT SHIELDING IN NEW BUILDINGS. ANIMATED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

sum Rum THE C AND D SCALES24 MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 11143

PROOUCER USOE


EXPLAINS THE C AND D SCALES AND MARKINGS ONTHE SLIDE RULE. SHOWS HOW TO USE :NESESCALES FOR MULTIPLICATION, DIVISION, AND COWDINED OPERATIONS.

SUN RUM_ THE - PROPORTION, PERCENTAGE,SQUARES, ANO SQUARE ROOTS

21 MIW, 1818M FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE THE SLIDE RULE TOCALCULATE &MARES, SQUARE ROOTS, PROPOR-TIONS, AND PERCENTAGES.

SLICING FLAP WITH FME GINGIVAL GRAFT

II MIN, 11IMM FILM. OPT. SO, COL. 1972

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS NOW A LATERALLY POSITIONED SPLITTHICKNESS FLAP AND A FREE GINGIVAL GRAFT AREUSED TO CORRECT A PERIODONTAL DEFECT ON A16-YEAR-OLD PATIENT'S LOWER CENTRAL INCISION.PRESENTS POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS.

SLINGING LOAD

17 MIN, 1618M FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1948

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO RIG AND USE SLINGS TO HANDLEVARIOUS TYPES OF LOVS, AND EXPLAINS SAFETYPRECAUTIONS TO W ',LE! 9VED.



SLOPING, SHORING, ANO SPIIELP'411 PRACTICES

26 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE.COL

PRODUCER USOSHA

TITLE NO. 009663/RI

SMALL TOWN USRARY

10 MIN, WAIM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1961

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE BENEFITS, AND SHOWS SOME OPER-1978 ATIONS OF A SMALL TOWN LIBRARY, PARTICULAR-

LY THE WEEKLY DELIVERY OF BOOKS FROM THELIBRARY OF A BIG CITY NEARBY.

SALE

PRESENTS A 1-DAY, INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMCONSISTING OF A CLASSROOM SESSION AND APRACTICAL 'HANDS-ON' WORKSHOP IN THE PROCE-DURES AND TECHNIQUES OF CONSTRUCTIONSHORING.

80 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.MANUAL INCLUDED.

CLEARED, FOR NONSPONSORED TV.

SLOW DEATH


PRODUCER USNIMH


DRAMATIZED THE LIFE OF HEROIN USERS IN THEINNER CITY. MADE BY A GROUP OF BLACK YOUNGPEOPLE IN PHILADELPHIA.

SLOW-SPUD FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS Of SWEPT-WING AIRCRAFT

II MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT..110, B&W 1967

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW SLOW-SPEED FLIGHT AFFECTS THEFLOW OF THE AIR OVER SWEPT-WING AIRCRAFTAND NOW A STALL ORIGINATES AT THE WING TIPSINSTEAD OF AT THE WING ROOTS AS IN CONVEN-TIONAL WING AIRCRAFT.

4

SMALL POAT NAVY, THE

28 MIN, 1111MM FILM. OPT. ID, COL 1986

PRODUCER USN


A REPORT ON THE OPERATIONS OF THE U SNAVY'S SMALL BOATS IN VIETNAM. INCLUDESSCENES OF SWIFTBOATS, PBR'S, MSS'S, LCPL'S. AR-MORED TROOP CARRIERS AND MONITORS ALONGWITH SEAWOLF HELICOPTERS ON COASTAL ANDRIVER PATROLS UNDER ENEMY FIRE OR SPEAR-HEADING INVASIONS IN ENEMY-HELD RIVER TERRI-TORY.

SMALL MILK PLANT OPERATION-A SERIES




DEMONSTRATES METHODS FOR CLEANING ANDBACTERICIDAL TREATMENT OF CANS, BOTTLE%PIPING, AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FOLLOWING THEROUTINE OF FLUSH, SCRUB, RINSE, AND STERILIZE.

CLEANING EQUIPMENT AND CONTAIN-ERS

CLEANING EQUIPMENT AND CONTAIN-ERB (PRENCIS

CLUMP EQUIPMENT AND CONTAIN-INS (SPANISH)

YOU AND YOUR JOS

MAIN

211MIN

2SMIN

W/DRWN

SMALL PDX

33 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COI INN

PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES THE DIFFERENTIAL CLINICAL ANDLASORATORY MANIFESTATIONS USED TO DIAG-NOSE SMALLPDX AND CHICKENPDX. SHOWS PRO-OEDURES FOR TREATMENT AND NEW TECHNIQUES.


SMALL SUPS - GIANT STRIDES


PRODUCER USNAS A

TITLE NO 004666WIL

1973

SALE

HIGHLIGHTS THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OFNASA, 1966-11173. PORTRAYS THE HISTORIC ACCOM-PLISHMENTS DURING THE PERIOD, AND STRESSESHOW WE HAVE BENEFITED FROM THE NEW TECH-NOLOGY DEVELOPED.

313

SMILE ANO THE MORO, THE

22 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, UW

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 692626/RL

1967

SALE

DEPICTS AN ACTUAL CASE FROM OFFICIAL U SGOVERNMENT FILES USED TO ILLUSTRATE COMMU-NIST ESPIONAGE METHODS.

SMOKILY ANO HIS FRIENDS


PRODUCER USDA


SMOKEY MEETS SOME OF HIS WILD ANIMAL ANOBIRD FRIENDS AND WATCHES THEM IN TKIRFOREST HOME. HE REMINDS US THAT FIRES DE-STROY THE HOMES OF HIS FRIENDS.

MOKITAND THE urn.' NOY

5 MIN. 18AM FILM, OPT. sO, COL 1980

PRODUCER USOA


PRESENTS A SPECIAL SMOKEY BEAR ANIMATEDCARTOON FEATURETTE WHICH COMBINES SEVERALOF THE SMOKEY BEAR NMINUTE ANIMATED SPOTS.

EMMET THE BEAR

5 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1962

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 192918/RL 341,E

A GROUP OF BOYS ON A CAMPING TRIP ARE RE-MINDED OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITY IN HELPING TOPREVENT FOREST FIRES. SMOKEY BEAR GTARSAND EDDY ARNOLD SII43.

NOM" STORY12 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, CXX 1971

PRODUCER USDA


DENNIS WEAVER MEETS A GROUP OF YOUNGCAMPERS IN THE WOODS. HE SEES THAT ONE BOYIS PLAYING WITH A BOO.' F MATCHES. HE RE-TELLS THE TRUE STORY rTLE !POKEY, THECUB WHO SURVIVED A FORE! FIRE. Mk WEAVERSUCCEEDS IN CONVINCING THE BOY THAT MATCH-ES ARE NOT FOR PLAY.

so ow TIME26 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USWIFW

TITLE NO 0034110/RL

19118

SALE

SHOWS THE NEED FOR PRESERVING OUR WILDLIFEBY PRESENTING INTIMATE CLOSE-UPS OF BIROSAND MAMMALS IN THEIR NATURAL ENVIRONMENT.DESCRIBES ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CONTRIPUTING TO THE DECLINE IN WATERFOWL ANDOTHER BIROLIFE. SHOWS ANIMALS IN MOMENTS OFPERIL TERRITORIAL DISPUTES. AT REST, AND INFLIGHT.

spool grvmasMIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1976

PRODUCER USOMTP SPONSOR USNIMH


SHOWS HOW SOCIAL ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE NURS-ING HOME CAN HELP TIME ,PASS MORE QUICKLY.

COPIES OF THE STUDENT GUIDEBOOK AND 1 IN-STRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED. THE AUDIOVI-SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OfTHE DIVISION Of MANPOWER ANO TRAINING, NA-TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH;SION Of PREVENTION, NATIONAL IPWITUTI ONDRUG ABUSE; THE DIVISION Of LONGTERM CAM,HEALTH RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION; AND THE DI-VISICN OF SCIENTIFIC MO PUSLIC INFORMATION,MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION BRANCH, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.

FROM THE IT CAN'T SE HOME KIVU.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT FOR THE APHASIC PATIENT


PROOUCER


EMPHASIZES THE PROBLEMS OF SOCIAL REORIEN-TATION ENCOUNTERED BY THE APHASIC PATIENT,AND EXPLAINS THE USE AND IMPORTANCE OFGROUP THERAPY AND OF CORRECTIVE PHYSICALTHERAPY, RETAINING OF THE LANGUAGE FUNC-TION, AND CONTACTS OUTSIDE THE HOSPITAL ENVI-RONMENT.

SOCIAL smarty STORY, THE


PRODUCER USSSA


ONES ESSENTIAL PROGRAM INFORMATION ANDFACTS ABOUT ACCOUNT NUMBERS, HOW RECORDSARE KEPT.

SOCIAL SEMINAR-A SERIES

16 16MM FILMS, OF'. SO

PRODUCER USNIMH

7771E NO. 007169/RL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS , A SERIES OF SOCIOLOGICAL TOPICSAND PROBLEMS. SHOWS EXAMPLES OF PEOPLE IN-VOLVED ATTEMPTING TO ARRIVE AT A WORKABLESOLUTION WHICH WILL ALLOW THEM TO COPE WITHTHEIR PROBLEMS.

S RIAN AT EIVENTEEN 30MIN

SUNNY 16MIN

CHANGING 30MIN

COMMUNITY IN QUEST, THE MAIN

D RUG TALK SOME CURRENT PRO.GRAMS 30MIN

DRUGS AND BEYOND 1IMIN

FAMILY, THE W/ORWN

GUY %MIN

JOROON PAUL ONE TEACHER'S AP./ROACH

IMM THEO.

MP (DUNS CLASS DRUG EDUCA-TION AT THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL 30MIN

NEWS STORY, A 30MIN

OLDS ENGLISH 19MIN

TEDDY 17MIN

TOM 19MIN

WHAT IS TEACHING/ WHAT IS LIAR*1110? 23MIN

YOU GOT THE SAME THISCI, AINCHA 17MIN

30MIN

30MIN

SOFT WSW LESIONS OF THE ORAL. CAVITY


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW HYPERPLASTIC TISSUE CAUSED BY ANILLFITTING DENTURE IS EXCISED FROM THE MAXIL-LARY HUGO-LABIAL AREA. SHOWS HOW A SURGI-CAL STENT IS USED TO MAINTAIN THE DEEPENEDLAINAL SULCUS. PRESENTS PREOPERATIVE RE-SULTS.

SOIL AHD WATER CONSERVATION


PROOUCER USDA


CONSERVATION FARMING METHOOS TO PROTECTSOIL AND WATER RESOURCES-CONTOURING, TER-RACING, STRIP CROPING, COVER CROPS, CROP RO-TATION, AND TREE AND GRASS PLANTING-AREDEMONSTRATED.

SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION, INS


PRODUCER USAEC


FOLLOWS THE SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION OF111116. USES ANIMATION TO EXPLAIN WHAT SCIEN-TISTS LOOK FOR WHEN THEY STUDY THE SUN'SCORONA DURING AN ECLIPSE. DESCRIBES THETHREE MA/OR EXPERIMENTS MADE DURING THETRIP AS WELL AS THE VARIOUS TYPES OF EQUIP-MENT USED.

SOLAR ENERGY READY WHEN YOU ARE


PRODUCER USFEAP


PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF THE STAGE OF DEVEL-OPMENT OF SOLAR ENERGY, AND DISCUSSES ITSADVANTAGES,I40 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. SCRIPT IN-CLUOED.

ORDERS. DEMONSTRATES TYPICAL SPEECH DE-FECTS THROUGH RECORDINGS OF IATIENTS. OUT-LINES PROGNOSTIC FACTORS AND RECORDS PA-

1977 TIENTS' PROGRESS AFTER THERAPY.

SOLDERING LUGS AND mow STRANDED CON.DUCTORS

16 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW 1945

PRODUCER UWE


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO SPLICE STRANDED CON-DUCTORS AND HOW TO MAKE A SEVERED CABLESPLICE. SHOWS THE USE OF SOLOERING TONGS,BLOWTORCH, AND SOLDER POT AND LADLE TOSOLDER A LUG.


SOLID STATE PRINCIPLES

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OFT. SO, SAW 1969

PRODUCER USAF


IDENTIFIES THE RELATIVE ENERGY LEVEL OF ELEC.TRONS. AND CHEMICALLY ACTIVE AND CHEMICALLYSTABLE ATOMS. DEFINES ELECTRON PAIR BOND,COVALENT BOND, AND LATTICE STRUCTURE. DIE-FERENTIATES BETWEEN CONDUCTOR, SEMICON-DUCT_ i_OR AND INSULATOR. DESCRIBES THE EFFECTOF DONOR AND ACCEPTOR ATOMS ON CHEMICALLYSTABLE LATTICE STRUCTURES. DEFINES AND IDEN-TIFIES 'P' AND 'N' TYPE MATERIALS.KINESCOPE. c'

THIS HAS BN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

SOLUBIL iTY AND OPTOCHINE TESTS FOR STREPTO-COCCUS PNEUMONIAE


PROOUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE DIFFERENTIATION OF STREP-TOCCCCUS PNEUMONIAE FROM OTHER SPECIES BYTHE OPTOCHIN TEST OR BY THE ADDITIC+1 OFSODIUM DESOXYCHOLATE.

SOLVING A PROSLEM MTH SEDATION


PRODUCER USOMTP SPONSOR USNIMH


QUESTIONS THE WAY A HIGHLY SPIRITED RESIDENTIS KEPT SEDATED WITH DRUGS. EMPHASIZES THATTHE ADMINISTRATOR'S POLICY IS TO MAINTAIN AQUIET, RESTFUL ATMOSPHERE.II COPIES OF THE STUDENT GUIDEBOOK AND 1 IN-STRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED. THE AUDIOVI-SUALS WERE DEVELOPED AS A JOINT EFFORT OFTHE DIVISION OF MANPOWER AND TRAINING, NA-TIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH; THE DIVI-SION OF PREVENTION, NATIONAL INSTITUTE ONDRUG ABUSE; THE DIVISION OF LONG-TERM CARE,HEALTH RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION; AND THE DI-VISION OF SCIENTIFIC AND PUBLIC INFORMATION,MENTAL HEALTH EDUCAT/ON BRANCH, NAVONALINSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH.

FROM THE IT CAN'T DE HOME SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SOLVING VERBAL PROBLEMS IN MATHEMATICS


PRODUCER PSUCLIV SPONSOR USOE

MEND 697143/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS EFFECTIVE WAYS TO PROMOTE VERBALPROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS. EXAMPLES OF TEACH-ERS AND PUPILS IN ACTION, USING VARIOUS PROB-LEM SOLVING TECHNIQUES, ARE INTERSPERSEDWITH EXAMPLES OF ACTUAL WORK WHICH RE-SULTS FTIOM THE USE OF MULTIPLE APPROACHES.RANOP, ACROSS CONTENT AREAS, WITHOUTSTRESSING ANY PARTICULAR CONTENT.

FROM THE PRCUECT CW INTERPRETING MATHEW T.CS EDUCAn..'y RESEARCH SERIES.

SOME PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN APHASIA REMASIUTATION

30 MIN, AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO 1970

PRODUCER USNMAC


DEFINES APHASIA AND DESCRIBES THE WIDERANGE OF BEHAVIOR LABELED AS LANGUAGE 0I5-

314

SOME THOUGHTS ON WINTER FLYING


PRODUCER USFAA


PRESENTS EXPERIENCED ALASKAN BUSH PILOTS,NORTH SLOPES AIR TAXI OPERATORS, AND PRI-VATE PILOTS TALKING ABOUT THE HAZARDS ANDSAFETY PRECAUTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH COLDWEATHER FLYING, SHOWS PROPER WINTER PRE-FLIGHTING, AIRFRAME ICING, ENGINEERING LABO-RATORY TECHNICIAN OPERATIONS, SKI FLYING,SURVIVAL GEAR, FUELING, AND THE WHITEOUTCONDITIONS.


SOMEONE WHO CARES

I I MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USSRS


DEPICTS THE REHABILITATION OF STROKE VICTIMS.

SOMETHING SPECIAL A NAVY CAREER


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE OPPORTUNITIES IN VOCATIONALAND TECHNICAL FIELDS OPEN ONLY TO HIGHSCHOOL GRADUATES. EMPHASIZES AN URGENTMESSAGE TO AU- STUDENTS TO STAY IN SCHOOL

SONG OF THE SANDY MOORING


PRODUCER USOAVA


PRESENTS A DOCUMENTARY OF THE PROVINCELANDS AREA OF CAPE COO. DESCRIBES THE PRE-SENT-DAY PEOPLE AND ACTIVITIES OF PROVINCE-TOWN AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE PAST.

SONIC BOOM THUNDER PROM THE BLUE SKIES


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE SHOCK WAVES WHICH PRECEDESONIC BOOMS.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WTTHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

SOS COURSE. THE


PRODUCER USCG

TITLE NO. 002195/RL .CALE

PRESENTS A BASIC COURSE OF SAFE BOATING FORTHE NOVICE SMALL BOATMAN. COVERS LEGAL RE-OUIREMENTELL EQUIPMENT, PRESAILING PREPARA-TIONS, UNDERWAY EMERGENCIES, AND RETURNINGHOME.

SOUND DISCRIMINATION OF HEARING IMPAIRED


PROOUCER USBEH


THE RESEARCH LABORATORY AT GALLAUDET COL-LEGE HAS BEEN CARRYING OUT DISCRIMINATIONTESTS TO EXPLORE THE DETAILED DISCRIMINATIONCAPACITY OF PERSONS WITH MODERATE TOSEVERE WENSORY-NEURAL DEAFNESS. THIS FILMPRESENTS THE RESEARCH PROCEDURE AND AN IN-TERPRETATION AND APPLICATION OF TEST FIND-INGS.

S OUND OF MY OWN NAME. THE


PRODUCER USDAE


TELLS ABOUT MATURE ADULTS WHO HAVE THECOURAGE TO CHANGE THEIR LIVES THROUGH ASPECIAL KIND OF EDUCATION DESIGNED TO HELPTHEM CHANGE. ALSO TELLS ABOUT THE GROWTH,HOPE, AND POTENTIALTTIES OF FIVE PEOPLE WHOHAVE LESS THAN A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION.GIVES AN APPRECIATION OF THE PROBLEMSFACING THE DISADVANTAGED, EDUCATIONALLY DE-PRIVED ADULT LEARNER AND THE sournordAVAILABLE FOR MEETING THESE PROBLEMSTHROUGH ADULT EDUCATION.

souse PENcarnow 'demob, ma39 MIN, 11181M FILM, OpT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER USSEH


SURVEYS THE METHODS OF INSTRUCTION USED ATTHE INSTITUTE VOOR DOYEN, SINT MICHIELSOES-TEL, THE NETHERLANDS FROM HOME VISITTHROUGH INTEGRATED SECONDARY SCHOOL.


SOUNDS ON TM KA


PRODUCER USN

GENERAL PUBLIC. INCLUDES REACTIONS FROM THEMAN-ON-THE-STREET, TYPICAL FAMILIES, HIGHscHOoL AND COLLEGE '3FIOUPS. AND YOUNGPEOPLE WHO WERE BORN ON THE DATES OF JOHNGLENN'S FLIGHT AND THE FIRST LUNAR LANDING.

SPACE IN THE 701 AERONAUTICS


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE AID. 002196/RL SALE

SHOWS THE TECHNICAL PROBLEMS OF FLIGHT ANDTHE OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS OF COMMERCIAL

1970 AND PRIVATE AVIATION. OUTLINES THE AREAS OFRESEARCH THAT NASA WILL CONDUCT DURING THEt 970'S.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'AERONAU-TICS'.

tint ^


ExPLANS THAT MANY OF THE SOUNDS OF THE SEAORIGINATE IN MARINE LIFE. DEMONSTRATES HOWTHE SOUNDS ARE ANALYZED, WHY THE SOUNDSARE STUDIED, AND HOW THEy CAN CONFUSE THESONAR OPERATOR.

SOUPS, SAUCES, AND GRAVIES


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS BASIC SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES USED INTHE PREPARATION OF SOUPS, SAUCES, AND GRA-VIES.

SPACE THE NEW OCEAN

10 MIN, teMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1971

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS MILITARY SPACE RESLARCH AND DEVEL-OPMENT ACTIVITIES. EXPLAINS HOW A MILITARYSPACE CAPABILITY FITS INTO THE OVERALL SPACEPOSTURE OF THE U S. DESCRIBES CURRENT ANDFUTURE PROGRAMS OF THE AIR FORCE SPACE ANDMISSILE SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION. INCLUDESSTATEMENTS ON THE SUBJECT OF MILITARY SPACEBY PRESIDENTS KENNEDY AND NIXON.

CLEARED FOR NON-SPONSORED Tv.

"PACE AGE RAILROAD


PRODUCER USAF


TELLS THE STORY OF THE HIGH SPEED TESTTRACK, A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITYAT HOLLOMAN AFB, NM. HIGHLIGHTS ADVANCE-MENTS SINCE THE FIRST TRACK RUN IN 1550. IL-LUSTRATES MONORAIL RUNS AND EXPLAINS PRIN.cipAL MAMBO SYSTEMS. INTRODUCES UNiOUETRACK FEATURES AND EXPLAINS THEIR SCOPE ANDVERSATILITY. wows MASSES OF ELECTRONICEQUIPMENT USED TO PROVIDE DATA. INSTRUMEN-TATION SETUP INVOLVING THE USE OF OPTICALSYSTEMS. AND THE PHYSICAL LAYOUT.


SPACE AND INS ATOM

27 MIN, 16MM RUA, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USAEC


1971

iALEREPORTS ON MANY OF THE SUCCESSES OF NUCLE-AR ENERGY IN SPACE, SUCH AS THE SNAP (SYSTEMFOR NUCLEAR AUxILIARY POWER) GENERATORS.DELINEATES THE JOINT EFFAITS OF THE U SATOMIC ENERGY COMMISION ANL' NASA TO DEVELOP A NUCLEAR ROCKET ENGINE. DEPICTS THEFUTURE ROLE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY IN SPACE EX-PLORATION.

SPACE COMMUMUTIONS

19 MIN, teMm FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1960

PROCUCER USAF

TITLF NO. 003496/RL SALE

HIGHUGHTS BASIC PRINCIPLES AND TECHNtQUESOF COMMUNICATIONS, STRESSING THOSE FAC-TORS THAT RELATE DIRECTLY TO SPACE. EXPLAINSBEHAVIOR OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES ANDFORMULA FOR COMPUTING THEIR ATTENUATIONRATE.

SPACE EXPECTATIONS (REV ED)


PRODUCER USNASA


EXAMINES VARIED VIEWPOINTS ON AMERICA'SSPACE PROGRAM FROM A CROSS SECTION OF THE

FROM THE SPACE IN THE 70'S SERIES.

SPACE IN THE 70'S CHALLENGE AND PROMISE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 008634ml SALE

PRESENTS AN UPDATED OVERVIEW oe THE CON-TENT OF THE SPACE IN THE 70'S SERIES.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'CHAL-LENGE AND PROMISE.'

FROM TPE SPACE IN THE 70'S SERIES.

SPACE IN THE MS EXPLORATION Of THE PLANETS

25 MIN, 11181M FILM. OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USNASA


SUMMARIZES THE PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF THEPLANETS AND PRESENTS THE VARIOUS MISSIONSPLANNED FOR THEIR EXPLORATION DURING THEDECADE OF THE 19701.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'EXPLORA-TION OF THE PLANETS.'


SPACE IN THE 70'S MAN IN SPACE THE SECONDDECADE

, 26 MIN, 1681M FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PROOLICER IJSWASA


REVIEWS THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF MANNED SPACEFLIGHT DURING ITS 'FIRST DECADE, AND SHOWSTHE PROGRAMS FOR MANNED FLIGHT DURING THEt 970'S. CLOSES WITH POSSIBLE FUTURE SPACEPROGRAMS BEYOND THE 1960'S.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS *MAN INSPAcE - THE SECOND DECADE.'


SPACE IN THE 701 - SPACE DOWN TO EARTH


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 702425/RL

1970

SALE

SHOWS APPLICATIONS OF SPACE SATELLITES ANDHOW THEY WILL HELP MAN MAKE MORE PRECISEEARTH MEASUREMENTS, LOCATE NEW MINERALRESOURCES, TRACE POLLUTION, TRACK MIGRAT-ING ANIMALS, MAKE LONG RANGE WEATHER FORE-CASTS, AND IMPROVE NAVIGATION AND COMMUNI-CATIONS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'SPACEDOWN TO EARTH.'


Ewa IN ma 70'S T'HE KNOWLEDGE SANK

25 MIN, tlIMM FILM, OpT. SD. COL 1971

PRODUCER USNASA


DETAILS THE ACCUMULATION OF KNOWLEDGEMADE By SCIENTISTS THROUGH THE AGES. RE-LATES MODERN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE GAINEDBY SPACE RESEARCH TO THE OVERALL FIELD OFSCIENTIFIC ENDEAVOR. GIVES EXAMPLES OF INFOR-MATION RECEIVED FROM ORBITING SPACE CRAFT .

PREvIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'KNOWL-EDGE BANK, THE.'


315

3 9' rs4.4

SPACE IN TM 70'S-A SERIES

6 16Mm FILMS, OPT. SD

PRCIOUCER USNASA


PRESENTS THE HIGHLIGHTS OF NASA'S RESEARCHAND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES DURING THE 19701.

SPACE IN THE 70'S AERONAUTICS 4

SPACE IN THE 70'S CHALLENGE ANDPROMISE

SPACE IN THE MS EXPLORATION,OfTHE PLANETS

SPACE IN THE 701 MAN IN SPACETHE SECOND DECADE

SPACE IN THE 701 SPACE DOWN TOE ARTH

SPACE IN THE 70'S THE KNOWLEDGEB ANK

SPACE MEDICINE

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OpT. sp. uyi

PRODUCER USNASA

T.' (LE NO. 702567/RL

NIMIN

27MIN

25MIN

211MIN

26MIN

25MIN

1967

SALE

SHOWS A DISCUSSION ON MEDICAL PROGRESSAND PROSLEMS OF SENDING A HUMAN BEING INTOSPACE INCLUDING THE REQUIREMENTS OF A SPACESUIT AND LIFT SUPPORT EOUIPSENT. A GENERALLOOK AT THE MEDICAL PROGRAM FOR MANNEDSPACE FLIGHT.

SPACE NAVIGATION

69 FR, 3581M FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1067

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO. 006186/RL SALE.

EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES CF CHARTING A COURSEIN SPACE FOR MANNED AND UNMANNED SPACE-CRAFT. DISCUSSES NAVIGATION BETWEEN EARTHAND OTHER CELESTIAL BODIES. CONCENTRATESON NAVIGATION METHOOS USED IN THE APOLLOPROGRAM.

SPACE OMITS16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1960

PRODUCER USAF


USES ANIMATION TO PRESENT BASIC FACTS OF OR-BITAL PATTERNS ANO THE FORCES WHICH PRO-DUCE THEM. TELLS HOW THESE PROJECTS FOLLOWNATURAL LAWS FORMULATED BY SIR ISAACNEWTON.

CLEARED FOR TV.

S PACE RENDEZOUS


PRODUCER USAF.

TITLE NO. 004929/RL

1964

SALE

CLARIFIES THE PRINCIPLES AND UMITATIONS OFORBIT MANEUVERING IN OUTER SPACE. POINTSOUT THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN TRANSFERRINGA VEHICLE FRCM ONE ORBIT TO ANOTHER FORRENDEZOUS WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE.

CLEARED FOR Tv.

SPACE SHUTTLE


PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE RE-USEABLE SPACE SHUTTLEWHICH WILL REPLACE NEARLY ALL EXPENDABLELAUNCH VEHICLES. USES ANIMATION TO SHOW ATYPICAL FLIGHT MISSION AND PLANNED USE OFTHE SHUTTLE. CONCLUDES WITH ROLL.OUT OF THEFIRST SHUTTLE ORSITER, THE 'ENTERPRISE', ATTHE ROCKVILLE INTERNATIONAL PLANT IN PALM-DALE, CA.

CLEARED FOR Tv.

S PACE SHUTTLE, THE


PRODUCER USNASA


EXPLAINS THE RATIONALE FM A AEUSEALILESPACE LAUNCHING VEHICLE FOR SCIENTIFIC EX-PERIMENTATION. DESCRIBES A TYPICAL SHUTTLEMISSION FROM LAUNCH TO L NDING AT KENNEDYSPACE CENTER, FL.

S PACE SPNAYING OP INSECTICIDES




DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES OF SPACE SPRAYINGFOR INSECT CONTROL OVER LARGE AREAS, AND

SHOWS VARIOUS TYPES OF MODERN rows&SPRAYING EQUIPMENT.

SPACE SPRAYING OF isnaanciou (SPANISH)

I MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1 Ni

PROCIUCER USPHII SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE Na 003101 /RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES TE64NIOUES OF SPACE sisclArmaFOR INSECT CONTROL OVER LARGE AREAS, AND

^ SNOWS VARIOUS TYPES OF MODERN POWER-SPRAYING EQUIPMENT.

SPACE SUP

5 MIN, iMAM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USNASA

TInIAtt 702917/FILSHOWS DETMLS OF APOLLO SPACE SUIT.


1909

SALE

S.

S PACECRAFT FOR APOLLO

II MIN, HUM FILM OPT. SD, COL I MN

PROOUCER USNASA

TITLE P4O 702420/AL SALE

SHOWS AN OVERVIEW OF COMMAND, SERVICE, ANDLUNAR LANDING MODULES.

FROM THE APOLLO DRIEST SERIES.

wows- Tal MANNED SPACE LABORATORY

9 MIN,' HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER ESA SPONSOR USNASA


PRESENTS AN ANIMATED CONCEPTION OF THE SPA-CELAN AND ITS .PROJECTED FUNCTIONS. SHOWSHOW THE SPACELAB WILL HAVE AN INTEGRATIONCENTER IN THE U S WHICH WILL a OPEN TOWORLDWIDE *BUT. EXPLAINS THAT THE LAS WILLCARRY EQUIPMENT AND RESEARCHERS WHO WILLPERFORM EXPERIMENTS SENT IN BY SCIENTISTSALL OVER THE WORLD.

SPACEPORT USA


PRODUCER USNALIA


DESCRIBES THE "'FACILITIES AND OPERATION OFTHE JOHN F KENNEDY SPACE CENTER. SHOWS THELAUNCH SITE MR THE 965-FOOT APOLLOISATURNV ROCKET.

S PACESHIP SKYLAII -WINGS OF DISCOVERY

Ma, 10,4m FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1974

PRODUCER MASA


OPENS WITH THE HEED FOR MAN IN SPACE' MES-SAGE. RELATES TO THE EARLY PROSLEMS IN THEMISSION AND HOW THE ENTIRE PROJECT WOULDa. A FMLURE IF MAN DID NOT PERSONALLYATTACH THE PARASOL, DEPLOY TME SOLAR ARRAY,AND COPE WITH OTHER ANOMAUES DURING THETHREE MISSIONS. EXPLAINS THE REASON FOR THE :-RESULTS OF THE MAJOR EXPERIMENTS CONDUCT-ED ONBOARD..

S PANISH BASIC OSUMI, UNITS 1111


PROOUCER

TTTLE NO. 010147/AL.TEXT INCLUOED.

SPANISH BASIC COURSE, UNfTS 1340

21 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACY., MONO

PROOUCER USFSI

TITLE MO. 0051105/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

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PRODUCER WM

TITLE Ma 0051144/RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

SPANISH SAM COURSE, UNITS 31-45

IS AUOICCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PROOLVER USFS1

TTTLE MO. 0011115/AL

TEXT INCLUDED.

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S PANWIN BASIC COURSE, UNITS 31-45 (SAMPLER)


PRCIOLICER USFSI

TITLE MO. 000150/AL SALE

TEXT INCLUDED.

SPANISH - BASIC COURSE, wars 4545

is AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE MO. 008415/RL

TEXT INCLUDED;

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S PANISH - BASIC COURSE, UNITS WEE (SAMPLER)

1 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MOW

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE Ma 009421/AL SALE

TEXT INCLUDED.

S PANISH SAM MOM UNITS 115 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

71TLEND. 010141/

TEXT INCLUDED.

WANTON - FROM MOON TO PORTUOUESE


PRODUCER USFSI


S PANISH - PROGRAMMATIC, VOL 1


PROIXICER USFSI

TiTLE ND. 001472/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

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SPANISH PNOGRAMMATIC, VOL 1 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE MO. 005301/AL, SALE

TEXT INCLUDED.

MANISA - PROGRAMMATIC, VOL


PROOUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 0011902/11L

TEXT INCLUDED.

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SPANISH PROGRAMMATIC, VOL 2 (SAMPLER)

I AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TBACK, MONO

PRODUCER WM


TEXT INCLUDED.

SPARROW HAWKS, THE

MIN, iSMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL insPRODUCER USAF

TiTLE NO. 00030/RL RENTAL SALE

PAYS TRIBUTE TO FORWARD AIR CONTROLLERSWHO FLY HAZARDOUS SPOTTINCJ MISSIONS INSOUTHEAST ABA. SHOWS HOW PILOTS PLAN ANDCARRY OUT THEIR TASK OF SEARCHING FOR ANOMARKING ENEMY POSITIONS FOR IMMEDIATE AIRSTRIKES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF *HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND COES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRiNT POLICY OR FUNS OF THE VON-WRING AGENCY.

SPEAKING OF EXPLOSIONS

15 MIN, ilIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL I 900

PRODUCER USAF

71TLEND. 004131/RL SALE

CITES THE HAZARDS OF UNAUTHORIZED ENTRYINTO TEST AREAS AT EGLIN Ant FL EXPLAINS THEDANGERS OF DUOS AND TELLS WHAT ACTION TOTAXE SHOULD CERTAJN PIECES BE FOUND. sHowsHOW ORDNANCE DROPS ARE PLANNED FOR PAX--TICE AND TESTING.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSAAILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS CF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

316 3

S PECIAL EYE CARE FOR BUM

I MIN, 10/AM FILM, OPT. SD, COL lOSS

PROD4.1.xR USA

TITLE NO. 0035e4/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES SPECIAL EYE CARE GIVEN TO PRE-VENT EYE INFECTION AND CORNEAL LACERATIONOF PATIENTS SUFFERING SECOND AND THIRDDEGREE BURNS OF THE FACE.

SPECIAL PROEM'S@

22 MIN, 15MM FHA, OPT. SO, say 1026

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO. omssvRL RENTAL

DISCUSSES TECHNIOUES USEFUL WITH PROSLEMCASES THAT COMMONLY CONFRONT THE SUPERVI-SOR. DISCUSSES TECHNIQUES FOR SUPERVISINGPEOPLE STATIONED A LONG DISTANCE AWAY, ANDMENTIONS THE JOS OF THE PARTTIME SUPERVI-SOR...

FROM THE SUCCESS N SUPERvISION SERIES. NO.12.

S PECIAL PIRIPOSE TUSKS REMOTE CUTOFF ANDBEAM POWER TUNS

ill MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE MO. Seaga/AL SALE

DISCUSSES THE DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERS-MS, OPERATION. AND ADVANTAGES OF REMOTEAND SHARP CUTOFF TUSES. DISCUSSES THE BEAMPOWER TUSE CONSTRUCTION AND HOW THE BEAMFCRMING PLATES OVERCOME THE DISADVANTAGEOF SECONDARY EMISSION.KINESCOPE.


apiCIAL STEERING AND SAILING RULES

14 MIN, 111MM FILM, OFT. SD, saW 1943

PRODUCER USN


GIV.IS THE STEERING AND SAILING RULES GOVERN-ING A STEAM VESSEL UNDER WAY AND A SAILINGVESSEL FISHING. DEFINES PRIVILEGE' AND'BURDEN'.

FRCM THE RULES OF THE NAUTICAL ROAD SERIES.

SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF THE AMNIOTIC FLUID IN II&MCILYTIC OMAN OF THE NEWBORN

22 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1$72

s PRODUCER USNMAC

17TLE MO. 000103/AL SALE

DISCUSSES AMNICICENTESW ITS INDICATIONS. AND(TS HAZARDS. SHOWS MAiltisCALLy THE SO-CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND THE RELATIONSHIP BE-TWEEN DELTA 00 AND CORD HEMOOLOSIN ANDSURVIVAL AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NUR-USN AND DELTA 00. DISCUSSES THE CHART DE-VISED BY ULEY. PRESENTS CLINICAL CASES SHIM-ISO SERIES OF TAPS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NEWJERSEy COLLEGE OF MEDICINE ANO DENTISTRY.

FROM THE CUMCAL PATHOLOGY SERIES.

RECOMMENDEO FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

SPUD, KIT, PT II I MIN, 15MM pm, OPT. 30, COL

PRODuCER USSEH

TITLE MO. 003442/RI SALE

DEMONSTRATES 'TOOLS' USED BY THE TEACHERTO TEACH TONGUE PLACEMENT AND MANNER OFARTICULATION IN SPEECH LESSONS.

FROM THE TEACHING SPEXH TO TIE PROFOUND-LY DEAF SERIES.

SPEECH KIT, PT II

10 IAN, iSMAI Flu, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USSEH


DEMONSTRATES VISUAL AND TACTILE DEVICESWHICH AID IN TEACHING AIR ACTION DURINGSPEECH PRODUCTION.

FROM THE TEAaiING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.LY DEAF SERIES.

SPEECH KIT, PT 3

12 MIN, 111MM FILM, OpT. SD, ca.

PRODUCER USBEH

TITLE MO. 0031114/111. SALE

DEMONSTRATES MATERIALS WHICH A10 IN TEACH-ING SPEECH RELATIVE TO VOICED-VOICELESS.

NASAL DISTINCTION. TONGUE SHAPE, LIP SHAPE,SELF-MONITORING, CLEANLINESS, STIMULUS, ANDMOTIVATION MATERIALS

FROM THE TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUND.LY DEAF SERIES.

SPUCH READING

29 mIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BaW intPRODUCER USA

777LE NO 705425/RL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW PERSONS WITH A HEARING LOSSCAN LEARN, BY CAREFUL INTERPRETATION OF LIPMOVEMENTS, TO 'SEE' WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING.sHows HOW VOWEL AND CONSONANT SOUNDSAAE FORMED BY THE MOUTH.


SPEECH TICHNIOUES

11 MIN. 194Am FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 705430/RI

1956

SALE

DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD SPEECHTECHNIOUES IN MILITARY INSTRUCTION, AND ILLUS-TRATES TECHNIOUES TO BE USED--INCLUDINGLOOKING AT AND TALKING DIRECTLY TO THE AUDI-ENCE, ATTENTION TO ONE'S DICTION, EXERCISINGCARE IN THE USE OF MANNERISMS, AND SPEAKINGSLOWLY ENOUGH TO BE UNDERST000.

SPEED DROP


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES mow LOAD EQUALIZER is ADOEDTO THE GOVERNOR TO CONTROL SPEED, AND HOWTHE POWER PISTON AND SPEEDER SPRING FUNC-TION.PRODUCED BY U S NAvY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1946.

FROm THE DIESEL ENGINE GOVERNORS SERIES.MARQUETTE GOVERNOR, NO. 2.

sPou. pm:mar - NAVY Tacsimues FOR OIL SPILLCONTAINMENT AND REMOVAL IN HARSORS


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES IN-PONT OIL SPILLS CONTROL, REPORT-ING PROCEDURES, AND C.EANUP OPERATiONS

SPIRIT OF FREEDOM

29 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD, COt. 1966

PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS A PATRIOTIC PANORAMA OF THE U SFEATURING THE U S NAVY BAND. NARRATED BYGLEN FORD WITH A SPECIAL NARRATION By SENA-TOR EVERETT M DIRKSON.

ENCINO A WOODEN SPAR


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES mow TOCUT A SCARF JOINT ON ASPAR, FINISH A SCARF FACE BY HAND, AND GLUEAND ASSEMBLE A SCARF JOINT. TELLS HOW TOMAKE, GLUE, ANO ASSEMBLE REINFORCEMENTPLATES, AND TRIM A SPAA TO SHAPE AND SIZE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. AIRCRAFTWUNTENANCE.

SPUT-PHASE MOTOR - REWINDING

26 MIN, 1044m FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PROOUCER USOE


SHOWS row TO TEST A SPLIT-PHASE MOTOR FORELECTRICAL ANO MECHANICAL FAULTS, DISMANTLEAND STRIP THE STATOR, REWIND THE STATOR,FORM AND INSTALL SKEIN WINDINGS, AND INSU-LATE. EXPLAINS HOW TO LACE, DIP, ANO BAKE THESTATOR,AND HOW TO ASSEMBLE, LUBRICATE, ANDTEST MOTORS.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. MOTORMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR, NO. 3.

SPUT-PHASE MOTOR PRINCIPLES

17 MIN 16MM FILM, OPT.,SO, B&W

PROOUCER UWE

TITLE NCI 000665/111. RENTAL

1945

SALE

SHOWS CONSTRUCTION OF STATOR AND ROTOR,COMPARISON OF WINDING IN TWO-PHASE STATOR

WITH SPLIT-PHASE STATOR. EFFECTS OF WINDINGRESISTANCES AND INDUCTIVE REACTANCES, ANDUSE OF CAPACITOR TO PROOUCE PHASE DISPLACE-MENT.


SPOROCYSTS AND CIRCARIA1 OF SCHISTOSOMAMANSONI

8 MIN. 16MM FILM, SILENT, SSW 1946



A PHOTOMICROGRAPHIC STUDY OF CERCARIALMOVEMENTS AND CHARACTERISTICS.

RECOMMENDED FOR pROFESSIONAL USE.

SPOT PREVENTION - MEASLES

14 MIN, 19Mm FILM, OPT. SD, COL.


TITLE NO. 003717/RI

1966

SALE

SHOWS THE CHASE AND CAPTURE OF THE MEA-SLES 'GERM' AND HIS 'CONVERSION' TO PROTEC-TIVE VACCINE. PROMOTES IMMUNIZATION AGAINSTMEASLES IN CHILOREN. ANIMATED.

SPOT PREVENTION - MEASLES (VANISH)

14 MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. SD, COE


TITLE NO. 006443/RL

1969

SALE

HUMOROUSLY SHOWS THE CHASE AND CAPTUREOF THE MEASLES 'GERM' AND HIS 'CONVERSION'TO PROTECTIVE VACCINE. PROMOTES IMMUNIZA-TJON AGAINST MEASLES IN CHILOREN. ANIMATED.

SPOT WELDING


PROOUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 707850/RI RENTAL

1945

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO SPOT WELD PARTS OF AN ACCESSCOVER. SET UP THE MACHINE, REMOVE AND IN-STALL ELECTRODES, SET PRESSURE, CURRENTAND TIME CONTROLS, TEST THE SETUP. AND CLEANTHE ELECTRODE TIPS.


SPRAYING EQUIPMENT ANO PROCEDURES, PT I, RE-SIDUAL SPRAYING

9 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, C01. 1951

PRODUCER USPHS


EXPLAINS THE MEANING OF RESIDUAL SPRAYINGFOR FLY CONTROL, THE NECESSITY FOR THIS TYPEOF SPRAYING, AND THE METHODS OF USING HANDAND POWER SPRAYING EQUIPMENT.

FROM THE COPMUNITY FLY CONTROL SERIES.

SPRAYING EQUIPMENT AND PROCEDURE& PT I, ma-!IDEAL SPRAYING (PRIMO

9 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD. Gni. 1950



EXPLAINS THE MEANING OF RESIDUAL SPRAYINGFOR FLY CONTROL, THE NECESSITY FOR THIS TYPEOF SPRAYING, AND THE METHODS FOR USINGHAND AND POWER SPRAYING EOUIPMENT.

FROM THE COMMUNITY FLY CONTROL SERIES.

SPREAD AND PREVENTION OF TRICHINOSIS

67 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, BEW 1946

PROCUIZR USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DISCUSr THE LIFE CYCLE OF TRICHINELLA SPIR-ALIS, EPI...-MOLOGY AND SYMPTOMATOLOGY OFTRICHINOSIS, CONTROL MEASURES, AND CONSUM-ER RESPONSIBILITIES.

SPUR DIKES


PRODUCER USFHWA


DEALS WITH THE THEORY, LABORATORY RE-SEARCH, AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF SPURDIKES TO CONTROL SCOUR AT BRIDGE ABUTMENTSIN FLOOD CONDITIONS

3173 -

I. 0

SPUTUM DIGESTION AND D1CONTAMINATION WITHN-ACETYL-L-CYSTIIIII-NOAH




EXPLAINS A TECHNIQUE FOR DIGESTING AND DE-CONTAMINATING SPUTUM SUSPECTED OF CONTAIP4-ING TUBERCLE BACILLI.

SQUEEZE RIVETING - STATIONARY AND PORTABLERIVETERS

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SO, B&W 1945

PROOUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO SELECT CORRECT RIVET SETSFOR STATIONARY AND PORTABLE SQUEEZERS.SHOWS HOW TO SET UP AND USE THE STATIONARYSQUEEZER AND THE PORTABLE SQUEEZER.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. ASSEMBLINGAND RIVETING, Ir. 7.

SQUIRREL-CAW ROTOR PRINCIPLES


PRODUCER USOE

1946

TITLE AC 709150/RI RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE LAWS OF MAGNETISM AND IP4-DUCED ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE. EXPLAINS maw. INSQUIRREL-CAGE ROTORS. ELECTRONS FLOW UPMAGNETIC POLES. CREATING TORQUE, SHOWS THECONSTRUCTION OF SQUIRRELCAGE ROTORS.

FROM THE ELECTFIICAL IVORK SERIES. ELECTRICALMACHINERY. NO. S.

ST MARY'S BRIDGE TEST

9 MIN 19MM FILM, OPT. SO, COI. 1970

PRODUCER USPIWA


DESCRIBES THE VIBRATION FREQUENCY AND LIVELOAD TESTS CONDUCTED ON THE ST. MARY'SBRIDGE, ST. MARY'S, WV, WHICH IS A SISTERBRIDGE TO THE POINT PLEASANT BRIDGE WHICHCOLLAPSED IN DECEMBER 1967.

STAKE MD SAFE

20 MIN, issim FILM, OPT. SD, COL 19119

PROOUCER USFAA

TITLE AC 003724/RI SALE

REVEALS WHAT FREQUENTLY HAPPENS WNENPILOTS INADVERTENTLY FLY INTO MARGINAL ORIFR WEATHER ANL LOGE THEIR VISUAL REFER-ENCE, BECOMING DANGEROUSLY DISORIENTED. DE-SCRIBES THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF STABILITY AUG-MENTATION SYSTEMS AVAILABLE FOR USE IN GEN-ERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT TO ASSIST PILOTS INMAINTAINING

STAGES OF NISTRLtTION, THE - APPUCATION, EX-AMINATION MID REVIEW ON CRITIOUE

&I MIN. 11191M FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1956

. PROtAXER USA

TITLE ND. 1011775/RI SALE

EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING BYDOING, OF GIVING EXAMINATIONS TO IMPROVELEARNING AND TO MEASURE THE EFFECTIVENESSOF TEACHING, AND OF REVIEWING THE MAINPOINTS OF INSTRUCTION IN ORDER TO CLEAR UPANY CONFUSION WHICH MAY EXIST IN THE STU-DENTS MIND.

STAOEOF INSTRUCTION THE - PREPARATION


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF ESTIMATING THEINSTRUCTIONAL SITUATION, SELECTING AND ORGA-NIZING TEACHING MATERIALS, CHECKING ON THEAVAILABILITY OF TRAINING AID& PREPARING ALESSON PLAN, REHEARSING THE LESSON, ANDCHECKING AU. ARRANGEMENTS TO INSURE NOSUP UP IN THE CLASSROOM,

STAGES OF NISTRUCT1ON. THE PRESENTATION

12 mIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1966

PROOUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE ELEMENTS OF PRESENTATION INMILITARY INSTRUCTION - INTROOUCTION, EXPLANA-TION, AND SUMMARY AND THE LECTURE, _CONFER-ENCE AND DEMONSTRATION METHODS OF EXPLA-NATION.

STAINING SLOOD FILMS FOR DETECTION OF MALAR-IA PARASITES

MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 80, COL 1947

PRODUCER uSPHS SPONSOR USNMAC .

TITLE NO. 003726/RL .S4LE

SHOWS STEPS IN STAINING BLOOD wiTH GIEMSASTAIN TO DEMoNSTRATE MAXIMUM DETAIL OFBLOOD PARASITES. SHOWS GOOD AND POOR PREP.ARATIONS AND DISCUSSES ERRORS.

STALLING FOR SAFETY

II MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. so. COL 1975

PRODUCER USF AA


HELPS TO REDUCE THE NuMBER OF STALL ANDSPIN ACCIDENTS BY REFRESHING GENERAL AVI-ATION PILOTS ON THE PRINCIPLES Of AERODYNAM.ICS, DIFFERENT TYPES OF STALLS, AND RECOVERYTECHNIOUES. DEMONSTRATES BOTH THE CAUSESAND CURES OF ACCIDENTAL SPINS. ENCOURAGESPILOTS TO PRACTICE STALLING AND LEARN THETELL-TALE SIGNS OF AN APPROACHING STALL


STAMP OUT 1400 CHOLERA

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OpT. So, COL 1963

PRODUCER uSOA


SHOWS THE IMpACT of THIS DISEASE ON AMOOERN-DAY HOG PRODUCER WHO GAMBLEDWITH HOG CHOLERA-AND LOST. IT TELLS FARMERSWHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE TO ER/ DICATE HOGCHOLERA, AND HOW AND WHY IT SHOULD BEDONE. DEPICTS THE STATE-FEDERAL COOPERATIVEPROGRAM TO ERADICATE THIS COSTLY SwINE DIS.EASE.

STAMPS A NATION'S CALUNG CARDS

19 MIN, 18Mm FILM. OPT. So, COL 1970

PRODUCER uSPO SPONSOR uSPOST

T/TLEAV2 710060/RL SALE

PRESENTS SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL POSTAGESTAMPS, EMPHASIZING THE CRAFTSMANSHIP OFTHE ARTIST AND ENGRAVER IN A PRINTING PRO-CESS WHICH PRODUCES PHILATELIC MINIATUREMASTERPIECES.

STANDARDIZATION


PRODUCER uSN


EXPLAINS THE BASIC CONCEPTS A BENEFITS OFSTANDARDIZATION. SETS FORTH ROAD PRINCI-PLES FOR AN EFFECTIVE APPR ACM TO STAN-DARDIZATION PROBLEMS, WHET R LOCAL OR IN-TERNATIONAL IN SCOPE.


STANDARDIZATION - ENGINEERING PLANNING

14 MIN, 1644m FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1959

PRODUCER uSN


SHOWS AN ANALYSIS OF THE TYPE OF ENGINEER.ING AND TECHNICAL WORK WHICH IS NECESSARyON A P1.ANNE9 BASIS TO ACHIEVE STANDARDIZA-TION OBJECTIVES IN LARGE AND COMPLICATEDTECHNICAL AREAS.


STANDARDS FOR EXCELLENCE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. sO, COL 1976

PRODUCER uSNBS


skims THE IMpACT of STANDARDS AND MEA.SUREMENTS ON OUR LIVES FROM THE TIME OFTHOMAS JEFFERSON THROUGH THE 20TH GEN-TUR Y. PRESENT IMPORTANT cONTRIBUTIONSWHICH NATIONAL BuREAu OF STANDARDS HASMADE TO SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENT.

STANCHNO WAVU ON TRANSMISSION UNES


PRODUCER uSN


EXPLAINS THE CAUSES, RESULTS, AND PREVEN-TION Of STANDING WAvES IN RADIO HIGH FRE-QUENCY TRANSMISSION LINES BY MEANS OF ANI-MATED DIAGRAMS, LABORATORY DEMONSTRA.TioNS, AND DIVERSE ANALOGIES.

STAPHYLOCOCCAL DISEASE MANIFESTATIONS,PREVENTION, AND CONTROL

36 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AuDioTAPE, COL 1959

PRODUCER uSRHS SPONSOR uSNMAC


DEPICTS CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED STAPHYLOCOCCAL DISEASE, HOw IT ISSPREAD, AND SOME OF THE METHODS USED TOCONTROL INFECTIONS.

STAR IDENTIFICATION

16 MIN, 16MM FILM;i0PT. SD, B&W 1943

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE AppARENT MOvEMENT OF THESTARS ACROSS THE SKY . LOCATES AND IDENTIFIES23 BASIC NAVIGATION STARS AND SEVERAL IMPOR.TANT CONSTELLATIONS.

FROm THE NAVIGATION SERIES.

STARPHAC


PRODUCER USLBJC SPONSOR uSNASA


SHOWS THE WORKINGS OF THE HEALTH DELIVERYSYSTEM ON THE ARIZONA PApAGO RESERVATIONBY PORTRAYAL OF AN INDIVIDUAL ILLNESS.. STAR-pHAC IS AN ACRONYM FOR A COMBINED NASA ANDu S INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM. THE PA-TIENT, STRiCKEN AT A REMOTE VILLAGE, IS FOL- .LOWED THROUGH PROGRESsIvE HEALTH CARESTAGES LEADING TO DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, AND PERSONNEL FUNC-TIONS ARE EXPLAINED IN CONCERT WITH DETAILEDMETHODS OF OPERATION.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE INDIANHEALTH SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDU-CATION. AND WELFARE.

CLEARED FOR Tv

START OF SOMETHING SPECIAL THE

12 MIN. 10MM FILM, opT SD, COL

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 003093/RL

1972

SALE

EXPLAINS THE ACADEMIC NATuRE AND BENEFITSOF THE NAVAL JUNIOR OFFICER TRAINING pRO-GRAM AS A ELECTIVE SCIENCE IN SECONDARYSCHOOLS.

START UP

17 MIN, 16MM FILM, opT. SD. Col. 1976

PRODUCER uSFAA


STRESSES THAT AFTER A LONG LAYOFF, PILOTSSHOULD GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO uPGRAD-ING THEIR OWN PROFICIENCY AND TO ASSURINGTHE SAFE pERFORIAANCE OF THEIR AIRCRAFT. DIS-CUSSES pILOT MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS, WEATHERCONDITIONS AFFECTING AIRCRAFT ENGINES.HOSES, WINDOWS, FABRICS, AND OTHER COMPO-NENTS. ENCOURAGES PILOTS TO GET A CHECKRIDE BEFORE FLYING AGAIN.

STATEWIDE EPILEPSY CONTROL

12 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP, 1/4 IN.AuDIOTAPE, COL

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR uSNMAC

TITLE NO. 711550/RL

1963

SALE

DESCRIBES TREATMENT OF THE EPILEPTIC. EN-COURAGES STATES TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS OFCARE.

55 FRAMES.

STATISTICAL DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS, THE


PRODUCER uSN


ExPL AINS THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEpTS OFMODERN STATISTICAL DESIGN OF SCIENTIFIC Ex-.PERIMEHT.

STATISTICAL QUALITY CONTROL PROCESS CON-TROL

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OpT. SD, B&W 1951

PRODUCER uSN


SHOWS STATISTICAL METHODS INVOLVED IN pRO-GESS CONTROL AS A MEANs OF OBTAINING FORTHE GOVERNMENT A BETTER PRODUCT AT ALOWER pRICE.

THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FORuSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

318

STATISTICAL SAMPLING - A MANAGEMENT TOOL

26 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. sq. COL 1968

PRODUCER uSFSS


ENDEAVORS TO BRING ABOuT AN uNDERSTAND-ING, AXEPTANCE. AND USE OF STA TISTICAL SAM-PLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL. PLANNED FOR INLTIAL uSE WITH GSA WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENTAND SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL, IT IS BENEFICIALTO ANY PERSONNEL WITH SIMILAR RESPONSIBIL-ITIES.

STEATORRHEA IN THE BUM) LOOP SYNDROME




DEALS WITH THE BLIND LOOp SYNDROME, EMPHA-SIZING INTESTINAL STASIS AS A CONDITION FORBACTERIAL OVERGROWTH IN THE PROXIMAL GUT.CONSIDERS MECHANISMS By WHICH THESE BACTE-RIA COULD PRODUCE STEATORRHEA. cONCLuDESTHAT FAT MALABSORPTION OCCURS BECAuSE OFDEFICIENCY OF CMUGATED BILE SALTS RATHERTHAN TOXICITY OF FREE BILE ACIDS. GWES A BASISFOR RATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND DEFINITIVETHERAPY.22 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN HEALTH AND PIS-EASE SERIES.

STEEL RULE, THE

14 MIN, 16MM FILM;OPT. SD, B&W 1941

PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES THE VARIATIONS FOuND IN STEELRULES, THE TyPES OF SCALES FOUND ON THEMAND THEIR PROPER USAGE, AND THE PROCEDUREFOR TRANSFERRING MEASUREMENTS BY MEANSoF CALIPERS AND DIVIDERS.

FROM THE MACHINC SHOP WORK SERIES. PRECI-SION MEASURE- MENT, NO. 1.

STEEL TOWN


PRODUCER USOWI


SHOWS THE STEEL MILLS. BLAST FURNACES, ANDLIVES OF THE STEEL WORKERS IN YOUNGSTOWN,OH.

FROM THE AMERICAN SCENE SERIES No 4.

STEERING, WHEELS, FRONT ANO REAR AXLES

19 MIN, 16mm FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES HOW TO CHECK FOR PLAY IN THESTEERING WHEEL AND THE FRONT END ASSEMBLY- CORRECT wHEEL RuNOUT - MAKE A TOE-IN TEST -AND TEST SPRINGS, AXLES, AND OVERALL BACK.LASH.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MAINTE.NANCE SERIES.

STEP AINOE, STIP DOWN

20 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER uSSAS

TInE NO. 002200/RL RENTAL SALE

REPORTS ON THE PROBLEMS OF AGING IN AMER-ICA SUCH AS INCOME, HOUSING, NUTRITION, ANDTRANSPORTATION. SHOWS SUCCESSFUL PRIVATEAND GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS AIMED AT SOLVINGTHEM.

STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION, A


PRODUCER uSSBA


DRAMATIZES IMPORTANCE OF MERCHANDISE CON-TROL IN RETAIL STORES AND ILLUSTRATES SOMECONTROL PROCEDURES AND TECHNIOuES.

STEPS TO RECOVERY - REHABILITATION Of THE PA-TIENT WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS


PRODUCER USA


DEPICTS THE MEDICAL TREATMENT AND REHABILI-TATION OF TUBERCULAR PATIENTS AS VIEWEDTHROUGH 1HE EYES OF TWO MILITARY PATIENTSHOSPITALIZED AT FITZSIMONS ARMY HOSPITAL,DENvER. SHOWS ONE PATIENT WHO DOES NOT RE.

OUIRE SURGERY, FROM THE TIME OF HIE ADMIT-TANCE THROUGH THE TREATMENT DURING THECOMMUNICABLE STAGE, AND PICTURES THESECOND PATIENT WHO IS REOUIRED TO UNDERGOSURGERY, HIGHLIGHTING PREOPERATIVE PHYSICALTHERAPY AND POST-SURGICAL CARE.

STEPS TO SATURN


PRODUCER USNASA


DOCUMENTS THE HISTORIC CHANGE FROM ROCKETWEAPONRY TO ROCKET SPACE VEHICLES. FEA-TURES THE DECISION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY TOSET THE MANNED MOON FLIGHT AS A NATIONALGOAL.

STERILIZATION PROSLEMS AND TECHNIQUES



MU Iva 713010/RI SALE

PRESENTS DR J C KELSEY, DIRECTOR, DISINFEC-TIONS NEFERENCE LABORATORY, CENTRAL PUBLICHEALTH LABORATORY. LONDON, DISCUSSING VAR-IWS ASPECTS OF STERILIZATION IN HOSPITALPRACTICE.

STERN LAUNCHING, 00448 CLASS

19 MIN, 16MM FILM, 9PT. SD. B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS AN OVERALL VIEW OF THE TECHNICALOPERATIONS INVOLVED IN THE STERN-TYPELAUNCHING OF A DESTROYERPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


CTILLWELL ROAD, THE


PRODUCER USWD


DOCUMENTS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SUPPLYROAD THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS AND JUNGLES OFBURMA IN WORLD WAR II.PRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1945. RE-LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949.


1949

STIMULANTS


PRODUCER USNIMH


CONCERNS THE EFFECTS TO THE NERVOUSSYSTEM RESULTING FROM THE USE Of DRUGS.MENTIONS THE USE Of 'SPEED' AND ITS DANGERS.


nook 'loom17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USDAVA


SHOWS THE CHANGING MOODS OF THE DESERT.PRESENTS THE STORY OF PETRIOCATION. DETAILSTHE FORMATION OF CRYSTALS AND THE PROCESSBY WHICH FALLEN TREES TURN TO STONE.

STORM


PRODUCER USDCPA


DOCUMfNTS THE DISASTROUS FLOODING THAT RE-SULTED FROM TROPICAL STORM AGNES. FOCUSESON THE WYOMING VALLEY IN PENNSYLVANIA,WHERE THE CITY Of WILKES-BARRE AND NEIGH-BORING TOWNS SAFELY EVACUATED 80,000PEOPLE WHEN THE SUSOUEHANNA RIVERREACHED A CREST OF 40 FEET.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TELLS HOW THEY SUPPORT PROGRAMS OF NAI-TONAL DEFENSE AND PEACEFUL APPLICATION OF

1974 ATOP#IC ENERGY.

STORMWATER POLLUT/ON CONTROL - A NEW TECH.NOLOOY


PRODUCER USEPA

TITLE NO. 00511300k RENTAL SALE

SHOWS NEW TECHNIQUES BEING DEVELOPED TOSOLVE THE PROBLEM Qf HOW TO HANDLE OVER-FLOW OF RAW SEWAGE INTO STORM SEWAGE SYS-TEMS AFTER HEAVY RAINS.

STORY Of A ST0RM


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES HOW THE NAVY WEATHER SERVICEHELPS NAVY AND CARGO CHIPS TO AVOID AD-VERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS.

S TORY Of AN ACCIDENT REPORT, THE - THE PAPERTIGER


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 715290IFIL RENTAL SAL E

PORTRAYS THE MISSION OF THE DIRECTORATE OFAEROSPACE SAFETY, WHICH INVESTIGATES AIR.CRAFT, MISSILE, AND GROUND ACCIDENTS. EX-PLAINS HOW THE DIRECTORATE'S BOARD MEM-BERS INITIATE AN INVESTIGATION, COLLECT ANDPROCESS DATA, AND COMPILE A REPORT CITINGCAUSES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PREVEN-TION OF SIMILAR ACCIDENTS. POINTS OUT HOW ANEFFECTIVE REPORT TRIGGERS CORRECTIVEACTION THROUGH DIRECTIVES. FILMS, AND PRINT-ED MEDIA.

STORY Of AN AIR FOHCE SASE, THE


PRODUCER USAF


FLA3HBACKS PORTRAY AVIATION HISTORY AS GENTHOMAS D WHITE NARRATES COLORFUL EVENTSLINKING BOLLING AFB TO GROWTH AND DEVELOP-MENT OF THE USAF.


STORY Of CAMP CENTURY, THE CITY UNDER THEICE

1974 32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USA SPONSOR USERDA


SHOWS THE PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION OFCAMP CENTURY, A NUCLEAR-POWERED U S ARMYARCTIC RESEARCH LABORATORY BURIED BELOWTHE GREENLAND ICE CAP. DESCRIBES THE PLAN-NING, INSTALLATION, TESTING, AND OPERATION OFTHE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WHICH PROVIDESELECTRICITY AND SPACE HEATING.


STOP RUBELLA

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. rn, COL 1989

PRODUCER USNMAC


STRESSES THE NEED FOR PARENTS TO GET THEIRCHILDREN INOCULATED AGAINST RUBELLA. SHOWSRUBELLA DAMAGED CHILDREN, DEVELOPMENT OFVACCINE, INOCULATION OF CHILDREN, AND AN IN-TERVIEW WITH DA BRUCE DULL OF THE NATIONALCOMMUNICABLE DISEASE CENTER. OPENING ANDCLOSING NARRATION BY DIAHANN CARROLL,LLOYD NOLAND, AN MARC COPAGE, OF THE 'JULIA'TELEVISION SHOW.

STOREFRONT

40 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD. 131W

PRODUCER USOE0 SPONSOR USCSA

TITLE NO. 713725IFIL RENTAL SALE

DOCUMENTS THE TRAINING AND ROLES OF NON-PROFESSIONAL AIDES IN A NEIGHBORHOOD STORE-FRONT CENTER. PICTURES THE ANOER AND FRU&TRATIONS OF GHETTO LIFE IN SOUTH BRONX, NY.

1981

S TORY OF NAVAL AVIATION, THE


PRODUCER USN


TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF U S NAVAL AVI-.ATION FROM ITS EARLIEST DAYS TO ITS MODERNDAY ROLE AS THE PRIMARY STRIKING WEAPON OFTHE FLEET. DEPICTS THE FIRST TRANSATLANTICFLIGHT AND THE FIRST U S CARRIER LANDING.

STORY Of OAK RIDGE OPERATIONS


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES, IN NONTECHNICAL LANGUAGE, THEMAJOR ACTIVITIES Of OAK RIDGE OPERATIONS.

319

STORY OF OLD Gum% ma


PRODUCER USN


TELLS THE HISTORY Of THE AMERICAN FLAG FROMTHE ENGLISH FLAG OF ST GEORGE, BROUGHT TOTHIS COUNTRY BY THE PILGRIMS. TO THE PRESENT50-STAR BANNER. SHOWS HISTORIC BATTLESCENES UP TO THE PRESENT CONFLICT IN VIET-NAM. SHOWS MARINE CORPS CIVIC ACTION IN BOTHKOREA AND VIETNAM.

STORY Of ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER, THE


PRODUCER USNMAC


SHOWS THE TICK LIFE-CYCLE, RODENT POISONING,CATTLE DIPPINI3 AND TICK PARASITE, AND LIBER-ATION. DEMONSTRATES THE DISCOVERY OF THEYOLK SAC VACCINE AND THE ADVENT OF THETHERAPEUTIC ANTIBIOTICS. SHOWS EPIDEMIOLOGICSTUDIES UNDERTAKEN, DIAGNOSTIC SERVICESRENDERED TO PHYSICIANS, AND RECOMMENDA-TIONS FOR PROTECTION OF EXPOSED PEOPLE.

S TORY Of THE GREAT LAKES


PRODUCER USCG


DEPICTS THE OVERALL ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCEOF THE. GREAT LAKES AND THE IMPORTANT ROLEPLAYED BY THE COAST GUARD THEREON. A CYCLEOF ONE FULL YEAR IS COVERED.

S TORY OF THE GREAT RIVERS


PRODUCER USCG

TITLE 1W2. 718995/RL SALE

SHOWS THE EARLY DAYS OF THE MISSISSIPPI, MIS-SOURI, AND OHIO RIVERS - THE ADVENT OF THECOAST GUARD ON THOSE RIVERS - AND ITS EARLYDUTIES, CONTINUING UP TO THE PRESENT. SHOWSAIDS TO NAVIGATION, SEARCH AND RESCUE, PORTSECURITY, AND FLOOD OPERATIONS. INCLUDESANIMATED MAPS.

STORY OF THE MILITARY AIRCRAFT STORAGE AHDDISPOSITION CENTER, THE - DESERT BONANZA

16 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL ION

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 004457/111. RENTAL SALE

'DEPICTS THE MISSION OF THE MILITARY AIRCRAFTSTORAGE AND DISPOSITION CENTER AT DAVIS-MONTHAN AFB, AZ. SHOWS HOW AIRCRAFT NOLONGER NEEDED IN ACTIVE INVENTORY ARE PRO-CESSED FOR STORAGE AND RECLAMATION OFPARTS. CITES THE LARGE ANNUAL SAVINGS REAL-IZED.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENC7.

STORY TILLING


PRODUCER USBEH

rineNO. 000353/RI SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE ROLE OF STORY TELLING AT ASCHOOL FOR HEARING IMPAIRED CHILDREN. DEM-ONSTRATES HOW THE CONCEPTS UNDERLYING ASTORY CAN BE INTRODUCED PRIOR TO THE READ-ING AND HOW STORIES CAN BE CONVERTED INTOPLAYS.

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCAnoN oF THEHEARING PAIRED CHILD: AMERICAN SERIES.

S TOWAWAY, PT 1, DINAR AND PERSONAL HYGIENE


PRODUCER USA

nris NO. 003579/RI SALE

DEPICTS OBVIOUS AND OBSCURE WAYS IN WHICHDISEASE IS SPREAD BY FOOD-HANDLING PERSON-NEL.


STOWAWAY, PT 1, GALLEY SANITATION


PROOUCER USA


SHOWS SANITARY MEASURES FOR usE IN ALLF000 SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS TO PREvENT THESPREAD OF DISEASE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPMSORING AGENCY.

STRADDLE AND SURFACE MILLING TO mon TOLER-ANCES

27 MIN, itiMm FILM. OPT. SD, 131w 1941

PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES How TO MAKE SURFACE ANDSTRADDLE-mILLING CUTTER SETUPS, To SURFACE-MILL FOUR SIDES OF A WORKPICcE, AND TO MA.CHINE A WORK-PIECE TO A T-SHAPE By STRADDLE-MILLING.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP IVORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE. NO. 2.

STRADDLE MILLING

17 MIN, 18Mm FILM, OPT. SO, SSW .1941

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NCI. 720650/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO uSE AN INDEXING FIXTURE FORPRODUCTION MILLING OPERATIONS, SPACE GUT-TEAS ON AN ARBOR FOR STRADDLE MILLING, ANDM..LL PARALLEL BOSSES ON CONNECTING RODS.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP IVORK SERIES. OpER-ATIONS ON THE MILLING MACHINE, NO. 3

STRAIGHT UP AND AWAY

is MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NCI. 005255/AL SALE

DEPICTS OPPORTUNITIES FOR HELICOPTER PILoTsOFFERED By THE MARINE CORPS.

STRAPS AND TRANSPORTATION BRIDLES

15 MIN, iliMm FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1949

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS HOW TO ATTACH STRApS AND BRIDLES TOVARiOuS TYPES OF DRAUGHTS, HANDLE IN vERTI-CAL POSITtON. AND USE DUNNAGE PROPERLY.

STRATEGIC AIN CC`IMAND COMSAT MISSILE FORCE

15 MIN, 1eMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1963

PROOUCER USAF


PRESENTS A TOUR OF AN ATLAS AND A TITAN UNDERGROUND LAUNCH SITE. SHOWS SUPPORTEOUIPmENT, POwERHOUSE, CONTROL CENTER,MISSILE CREWS. AND COMMAND POST AT THEATLAS FACILITIES. SHOWS SUPPORT ANTENNASILOS, CREW FACILITIES, AND WING COMMANDPOST AT THE TITAN SITE. SIMULATES AN ENEMYATTACK TO DEMONSTRATE INSTANT RETALIATIONPOTENTIAL.

CLEARED FDA Tv, THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OS-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

STRETCHING AND MOBILIZATION FOR THE PARKIN-!ON PATIENT

7 MIN, 1844m FILM. OP. SD. 1967

mrdoucc:Mt( h0. 1)135.1m/RL SA.

PRESENTS A DEMONSTRATION OF STRETCHINGAND MOBILIZATION TECHNIQUES 1UE1 USE WITHPARKINSON PATIENTs.

STRICTLY ON YOUR OWN

29 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT O. COL

Pff0f,WER USN

rrn W2'1 'ALSHOWS LIPt AS WeS4,14/AAr.s.E I ILCmpT.

1971

SALE

FILM

,1) vitt lemm FILM, (1,1 COL 1970

PIKVIA::ER USN

E..71..E NO r211120/FL SALE

DERCTS CAMPUS LIFE AND EA,AS5ROOM WINESOF NAI/AL RESERVE OFF(CERS TAA:NINr CORPSMIDSHIPMEN DESaIIBES THE ADVANIADLS OF THEMAOTC. taLeot SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM WHICH

LEADS TO A DEGREE AS WELL AS A CAREER AS ANAVAL OR MARINE CORPS OFFICER.

STRIKE COMMAND

29 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD, coL

PRODUCER USA


STUDY OF YOUNG CHILDREN'S STRENGTH

16 MIN, 18Mm FILM, OPT SD, COL

PRODUCER USNBS

1965 TITLE NO 0051481a SALE

DESCRIBES A TWO:YEAR STUDY ON THE STRENGTHCAPABILITIES OF CHILDREN AGES 2 THROUGH 6TELLS HOW DATA OBTAINED FROM THE sTUDYHELPS IN ESTABLISHING ACCURATE GUIDELINESAND SAFER PRODUCT DESIGN IN MATERIAL SELECTED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ToYS ANDHOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS.

1973

SHOWS THE FIGHTING POTENTIAL OF THE U SSTRIKE COMMAND, A JOINT COMMAND WHICH IN.CLuDEs FIGHTING MEN OF TAIE ARMY. NAVY, ANDAIR FORCE

FROM THE SIG PICTURE SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV.

STROKE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS, PT I

22 MIN 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, GOL 1970

PRODUCER WA R MP SPONSOR USN M AC


DISCUSSES IDENTIFICATION OF FACTORS INFLU.ENCING THE DECISION To PERFoRM LUMBARPuNcTuRE AND THE USE OF ANTICOAGULATIONTHERAPY IN THE STROKE PATIENT.

STROKE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS. PT 2

23 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. CO,

PRODuCER WARMP SPONSOR usNMAC

TITLE NO. 007243/RL

STUFF NE THROW AWAY, THE

23 MIN, 18Mm FILM, OPT. SD, GOL

PRODUCER usosvm SPONSOR USERAP

TITLE NO 002201IRL RENTAL

1970

SALE

DESCRIBES THE MASSIvE PROBLEM OF COLLECT.ING AND DISPOSING OF AMERICA'S- SOLID WASTESILLUSTRATES A vARIETy OF NEw AND IMpRovEDTECHNIOUEs THAT ARE BEING INVESTIGATED ANDDEMISTRATED UNDER PROVISIONS OF THE SOLIDWASTE DISPOSAL ACT

STUFFER AND STRIPPER, THE

15 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,1970 GOL

PRODUCER USOSHA

TITLE MD 008850/AL SALE

DESIGNED To DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL-EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS RE-LATED To THE sTuFFER AND STRIPPER IN THELONGSHORE INDUSTRY.

64 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADvANDE SIGNALS 1

1970 SCRIPT INCLUDED.


SALE

DISCUSSES FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DECISIONTo RECOMMEND AR TERIOGRApH y FOR THESTROKE PATIENT AND FACTORS INFLUENCING THEDECISION TO REFER THE PATIENT FOR SURGICALTREATMENT.

STROKE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS. PT 3

22 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, GOL

PRODUCER WARMP SPONSOR.USN MAC

TITLE NO. 007242/AL

1976

SALE

DISCUSSES PREVENTION AND SUPPORTIVE CARE INDEALING WITH THE STROKE PATIENT OR THE PO-TENTIAL STROKE PATIENT FEATURES FILM CLIPSOF PATIENT INTERVIEWS TO ILLUSTRATE POINTSOF CLINICAL IMPORTANCE.

STROKE REHABIL:TATION, PI' 1

23 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. GOL

PRODUCER WARMp SPONSOR USN MAC

TITLE NO 007241/RI

1970

SALE

EVALUATES THE FACTORS WHICH MUST BE CON-SIDERED IN ORDER TO BEGIN RETRAINING THESTROKE PATIENT IN HIS BASIC SELF-CARETIES.

STROKE REHABILITATION. PT 2

22 MIN,1/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE. COL 1970

PRODUCER WAR mp SPONSOR USNMAC


DEALS WITH THE INIML AND INTERMEDIATEPHASES OF THE PROCESS FOLLOWED TO RETRAINTHE STROKE PATIENT FOR MAXIMUM INDEPEN-DENCE IN HIS SELF.CARE ACTIVITIES

STROKE REHABILITATION, PT 3


PROOUCER WARMP SPONSOR USNMAC


DESOAIBES TECHNIQUES FOR REESTABLISHING AM.SULATiON AND BELOW-THE-WAIST DRESSiNGWILLS, DIMISSES PARALLEL BAR AND CANE AM.SuLAION AND EXPLAINS THE REASONS FOR

PEECH THERApy IN STROKE SYNDROMES.

STUDIES IN BACTERIOLOGY, PT I MOTILITY

4 MIK 16MM FILM, SILGto. tkAVII

PPODUaR SPON:ii;;Y:luSsoLLAC

TITLE NO; 003568/RI.

EXPLAINS THE MOTILD'y hoNOTI-81;;HOUSPHITRICHOUS, AND PERITRICHCA ?A;1ERIA

1953

SALE

STUDIES IN SACTIRIOLOGY, PT 3, CELL DIVIBIO*

4 M:It1IIMM FILM, SILENT, 81W

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USN MAC

TIME NO. 003567/RI SALE

SHOWS IV CINEPHOTOMICROGSAPHy AND EX-PLAINS BY CAPTIONS THE PROCESS OF CELL DIVISION OF SPHERICAL AND 1100 SHAPED BACTERIAUSER SHOULD SURPLEMENT FILM WITH OJRPENTDATA.

3n

SUBARCTIC CROSS-COUNTRY NOSILITY. PT 2,SUMMER OPERATIONS

11 MIN, lemm FILM, OPT. SO, EILLW 19545

PRODUCER USA

TITLE Ng 004939/RL SALE

SHOWS NATURE AND CHARACTER OF TUNDRA,PERMA-FRosT, AND FROZEN SUBSOIL. TELLS HOWVARIOUS AREAS APE TRAvERSED BY MILITARYUNITS.

SUOGINGIVAL CURETTAGE

le MIN, ielAm FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1972

PRODUCER USvA


DEMONSTRATES SUBGINGIVAL cURETTAGE ANDROOT PLANING OF PERI000NTICALLY INVOLVEDTEETH. EXPLAINS THE RATIONALE FOR THESETHERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES.

SUSMANDISULAR TRIANGLE

14 MIN, iemm FILM, OPT. SO, GOL lees

PRODUCER usvADT


USES DISSECTION AND DRAWINGS To DEMON.STRATE THE BOUNDARIES AND THE STRUCTURESOF THE SUBMANDIBuLAR TRIANGLE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-vEnsqy SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.

FROM THE ANATOM OF HEAD AND NECK SERIES.

SUSMARINE, THE, PT 3, WIWI AND SURFACING

12 MIN, 115Mm FILM, OPT SD, 134SW 1955

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES mETHODS USED By A SUBVARINE ,NSUBMERGING, AND EXPLAINS POSITW:. NECATIvE,AND NEUTRAL BUOYANCY, PRESENTS AN EvALUA-T:ON OF Si:RFACING

SUFMARINE, THE, PT A, OPERATING SUBMERGED

1 1. 1IN, 16MM FILM, OPT sD, B&W 1955

PRODUCER USN

TITLF NO. 004940/AL SALE

E,HOWS THE OPERATION OF A SUA,AARINE WHILE'SED, INCLUDING THE USE OF 6PECIAL. PAI

L/-SI TANKS AND TRIM TANKS. BRIEFLY OESf.:RIOESTHE SNORKEL SYSTEM.

SUMMONS, ME

IS MIN, TIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USN


SNOWS THE SPECIALIZED SKILLS, DUTIES, AND, RE-SPONSINUTIES WHICH KEEP U S NAVY SUBMA-RINES PREPARED FOR BATTLE.

MOEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME-A SERIES

1967 4 16MM FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER UNION

777LE NO 005483/AL SALE

DEMONSTRATES PARENTS' GRIEF IN THE HOURSAND DAYS FOLLOWING THE LOSS OF THEIR CHILD.DISCUSSES HOW HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WHOCOME IN CONTACT WITH THESE PARENTS CANCONTROUTE SIGNIFICANTLY TO ALLAYING THEIRFEARS, THEIR GUILT, AND THEIR DESPAIR.

AFTER OUR BABY DIED 20MIN

SUNIENTAL TRIANGLE, TIN

II LEN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1967

PROOLIZER USVADT


PNESENTS DRAWINGS AND A DISSECTION SHOW-113 THE BOUNDARIES AND RELATIONSHIP OF THESUMENTAL TRIANGLE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION_ WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.

FROM THE AM474MY OP THE HEAD AND NEOVSERIES.

MOCISEPUL SUPERVIIION OF HANOICAPPED"OWES

326 2 X 2 SLICES, AUOIOCASSETTE, COL 1977

PRODUCER WET

777LE NO 000758/1IL SALE

DEMONSTRATES SUPERVISORY PRACTICU ANCPROCEDURES WHICH PNOMOTE THE EFFORTS CFSE_ ____LECTION AND ADVANCEMENT OF QUALIFIEDHANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS IN THE FEDERAL GOV-ERNMENT. DISCUSSES FACTS MOUT HANDICAPPEDPEREONS, SELECTIVE PLACEMENT, JOB MOC4FICA-TOOK AND 0000 SUPERVISORY PRACTICES.A 1-DAY TRAINING PACKAGE IN SIX INDIVMALUNITS. II MENOCASSETTES, 2-TRAM, MONO, WITHAUDIBLE ADVANCE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIG-NALS. INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE AND STUDENT WORK-B OOK INCLUDED.

MIMED FOR W.

SUCH A MAUTTPUL DAY


PRODUCVIUSOOPP

TITLE NO. 0111716/RL RENTAL S4LE

PROMOTES A GREATER UNDERSTANOING OF ALCO-HOL AND HIGHWAY SAFETY AMONG HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS AND OTHER YOUNG AMERICANS.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE GREATERBALTIMORE ALCOHOL SAFETY ACTION PROJECT.

SUCKING WOW= OF no CHEST

12 NII, TOMM FILM, OPT. 50, COL 1953

PRODUCER UIN

717LE Art 0038112/PL SALE

FIVE IMPORTANT STEPS IN PROMPT AND PROPERTREATMENT FOR A SUCKING CHEST WOUND AREDENOMINATED BY MEANS OF A SIMUlATED CASU-ALTY CXI TME BATTLEFRONT.

SUCTION BIOPSY OF TMMOON

16 MIN, MN FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER IMAM

ME 0035113/RL SALE

SHOWS MOW SUCTOON BIOPSY TUBES ARE PASSEDUNDER FLUME:400NC CONTROL TECHNIQUESFOR PASSING THE PYLORUS WILL BE ILLUSTRATEDAS WELL AS 1142 NECESSITY FOR TAKING SMALLB OWEL SOME NEAR THE DUCCENO-JEJUNALJUNCTIOacTpLE THE SUCTION NOM TUSE

e e BRIEFLY ILL TED. nig WET IMPORTANTIN THE STOW'S AND RECTUM WILL

FEATURE Of THE FILM IS THE DETAIL OF HANDUNGTHE BIOPSY TO MINIMIZE TRAUMA AND TO ASSUREPERFECT ORIENTATION. IF THE BIOPSIES ARE. NOTNANDLED ATRAIMATICALL_ ,Y AND IF THEY ARE NOTPERFECTLY 011___ ,_IENTED THEN SUBSEQUENT PRO-CESSING Of INTERPRETABLE BIOPSIES WILL BE INPOSSIBLE.

1967

MOEN VIVANT MTN SYNDROME


PRODUCER UNION

717LS NO 006179/FIL SALE

EXPLAINS THAT SUOCEN INFANT DEATH SYNDNOMETAKES THE LIVES OF ABOUT LOCO INFANTS EACHYEAR IN THE U S. DISCUSSES HOW IT CAN BE PRE.=TED C41 PREVENTED. DOCUMPX1 THE GRIEFAND GUILT Of SIDS PARENTS WHO 'THEMSELVESMt THE OTHER VICTIMS cc mix

FROM THE SUDDEN AVANT DEATH SYNDROMES INIES.

CLEARED KM

CALL FOR HELP, A

SUDDEN INFAKT DEATH 1111101KAME

YOU AM NOT ALONE

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

SUDOINLY AND WITHOUT WARNING


PRODUCER USCG

MIX NO 725060/11L

DEALS WITH BOATING SAFETYDENTS MAY HAPPEN.

SUIC1011- THE UNMAN) CRY

45 MIA, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 008032/RL

19MIN

4MIN

27MIN

1971

SALE

AND HCOI ACCI-

19116

SALE

PRESENTS AN ANALYSIS OF SUICIDAL PERSONAL-ITIES AND THEIR SEHAVIOR PATTERNS AS MAY BEENCOUNTERED IN MIUTARY LIFE. EMPHASIZES THEASSISTANCE THAT CAN BE OFFERED TO PREVENT

. SUICIDE ATTEMPTS,

SUICIDE PREVENTION IN NCIPITALS


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 0035115/11L

WITHOUT INCREASING THE SIZE OF THE ENGINEAND COVERS THEIR PURPOSE, COMPONENTS, ANDFUNCTIONS.

INNINCONDUCTINO MAONETS

13 MIN, 1141M FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAEC


INTROOUCES RESERACH AND DEVELOPMENT IN-VOLVING LARGE ELECTROMAGNETS WHICH RE-OUIRE MUCH POWER AND COOLING EQUIPMENT.SHOWS NOVI IT IS POSSIBLE TO PROOUCE.

,'

1967

SUPENEONIC TNUNDERSIRDS

14 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT, SD, COI. 1960

AWOOUCER USAF

7ITLE NO. 727150/RL SALE

PORTRAYS THE FAMOUS JET AEROBATS IN THEIRHOMES AND IN SUPER SABRES AS THEY FLYTHROUGH BREATH-TAKING MANEUVERk _INCLUD-ING: A POWER CLIMB, THE GRACEFUL CLOVERLEAFTURN, AN INTRICATE LOOP WITH WING TIPS OVER-LAPPING, A TIGHT 300-DEGREE TURN THAT WILDSUP TERRIFIC CI FORCES, AND THE SPECTACULAR'BOON SURST.


SUPERVISINO MINN WORKERS


PRODUCER UWE


MOWS A PLANT MANAGER ADVISING A FOREMENTO REMEMBER THAT WOMEN WORKERS HAVEN'THAD THE SAME INDUSTRIAL EXPERINCE AS MENAND THAT THEY OFTEN HAVE MORE tisIME RE-VIONSIBILITIES.

INN FROM THE Mb. CMS AV SUPERVISION SERIES.

1044

SALE

SHOWS HOW HOSPITAL PERSONNEL CAN ANTICI-PATE, AND PREVENT SUICIDE ATTEMPTS. BASED CN12 YEARS OF RESEARCH BY THE VA'S UNIT FMTHE STUDY OF UNPREDICTED DEATH.

MUD FOR SPACE

26 IAN, 1111AN FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1006

PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE NO 003596/RL 544PRESENTS THE HISTORY OF SPACE SUITS FROMMERCURY THROUGH APOLLO TO FUTURE CON-CEPTS. ALSO INCLUDED IS A CLOSE-UP LOOK ATTHE PORTABLE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM AN ASTRO-NWT WILL WEAA ON THE SURFACE OF THE MOON.

SUMNER IN THE PARKS

1$ MIN, 11IAM FILM, OPT. 80. COL 190PRODUCER UtIDAVA

1I71E NO 010124/RL SAi E

SHOWS THE 'SUMMER IN THE PARKS' PROGRAM.DEPICTS THE PeACTIONS OF THE CHILDREN OFTHE WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA INVOLVEDIN THE MIED ACTNITES OF THIS NA T1ONAL PARKPROGRAM.

SUN POWER FOR FARMS

12 MIN, 19MM FILM, OPT. SG. COL 1977

PRODUWI USDA

MIS NO 0091122/11L SALE

ATTEMPTS TO FAMIUARIZE VIEWERS WITH NEW DE-VELOPMENTS IN THE USE OF SOLAR ENERGY INAGRICULTURE.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION MTH U S ENERGY RE-SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION,

MINT DIVISION 411117 INFANTRY DIVIEION

13 MIN, 19MM FILM, OFT. SD, B&W 1910

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NU 004943/RL SALE

MIGNUGHTS TNE HISTORY OF THE 4151 (INFANTRY DIVISION DURING WORLD WAR Int INPACIFIC.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SUPERCHAROING ANO PEEL NAME

20 MIN, 111AM FILM, OPT. 50, SSW 1956

PRODUCER USA


DISCUMMTHE SUPERCHARGING AND FUEL INJECeTION SYSTEMS USED ON ARMY VEHICLES TO PRO-VIDE INCREASED HORSEPOWER FOR ENGINES

3213 2

SUPERVISING WORKEAS ON TNE JOG

10 MIN, 111141M FILM, OPT. OD, B&W

PRP:NICER UWE

7ITLE NO. 003500/RL RENTAL SALE

ILLUSTRATES GOOD ANO POOR METHOOS OF SU-PERVISION. DISCUSSES THE NECESSITY FOR OB-TAINING THE CONFIDENCE OF WORKERS AND THETHE DANGERS OF 'SNOOPER VISING'.

FROMI THE PROSLEMS IN SUPERVISION SERIES.

1944

SUMMON AS A LEADEN, THE, PT 1


A/ADDUCER MOE

TITLE NO 0031102AL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS OF SUPERVIEORYPRACTICES. SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF ALWAYSKEEPING PROMISES, NEVER TAKING CREDIT FONSOMEONE ase.s WORK, NEVER PASSING THEDUCK, AND NEVER PLAYING FAVORITES.

FROM TME PROIKENS /N SUPERVISION !SRN&

1644

SUPERVIKOR AS A LENTER, Mk PT 2

13 MIN, 15MM FILM, opt so, B&W 1044

PRODUCER USOE


GIVES FOUR EXAMPLES OF POOP SUPERVISIONWHICH TEACH THAT A SUPERVISOR SHOULD BE ALEADER NOT AN AUTHORITANIAN, SHOW APPRECIA-TOON, CURS HIS ANGER, AND PROTECT THE RIGHTSAND FEELINGS OF HUI WORKERS.

FROM THE PROILEIOS IN SUPERVISION SERIES.

SUPERVISORY TRAINING-A SERIES

4 HIMM FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER WM SPONSOR USMESA

IME NO. 003631/11L SALE

MOTIVATES METAL MINE SUPERVISORY PINION-NEL TO STRESS SAFETY IN AU. FACETS OF THEMINING PROCESS.

IMO AND NIS HANTS 13MIN

MAWS MORTOMENGS 13/AIN

111412044A MANS TO ACCIEINT

111118

SAFETY OONINNOWNISII

111/IN

TWAIN

RESTRICTION-PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUAL, U S DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,MINING EmicocemeNT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORMS AVENUE, PITTSSURGM, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS Mem _OBTAINS_ DTME PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS OMER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER MTH THE STATE-MINT Of APPROVAL ATTACHED.

su.PLY rmuoars ouviA, THE19 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1960

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE INFLUENCE OF ORDER COSTS,HOLDING COSTS, SHORTAGES, AND OTHER FAC-TORS IN DETERMINING SUPPLY MANAGEMENT POLI.CIES.

SUPREME COURT, THE


PRODUCER US000


DELINEATES THE ROLE OF THE SUPREME COURT INGUARANTEEING JUSTICE. HIGHLIGHTS CASES ANDDECISIONS DEALING WITH FREEDOM OF RELIGIONAND THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED. EXPLAINS HOWA PRESIDENT IS OVERRULED AND AN ACT OF CON.GRESS IS DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

SURFACE SAMPLING FOR MICROORGANISMS -1100AC ISITTNOCI


PRODUCER -.SPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


TEACHES THE PROPER TECHNIQUES AND PROCE-DURES OF SURFACE SAMPLING FOR BACTERIA INItOSAITALS USING THE ROOAC PLATE.

SURFACE SAMPUNG FOR MICROORGANISMS SWANMETHOD


PRODUCER USPHS SPOIKSOR USNMAC

fITLE NO 003605/RL SALE

SHOWS THE PROPER TECHNIQUES AND PROCE-DURES OF SURFACE SAMPLING FOR BACTERIA INHOSPITALS, USING THE SWAB METHOD AND TEM-PLATE.

SURBICAL APPROACHES TO THE ANKLE JOINT


PRODUCER USVA


EXPLAINS SY ANIMATED DIAGRAMS THE ANATOMYOF THE CORSOLATERAL AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OFTHE ANKLE JOINT. SHOWS OPERATIONS EMPLOY.NG APPROACHES TO THE DORSAL, LATERAL,MEDIAL, AND POSTERIOR ASPECTS OF THE JOINTAND RECAPITULATES EACH OPERATION IN ANIMA-TION.

SURGICAL APPROACHES TO THE BONES OF THEFOOT


PRODUCER USVA


EXPLAINS BY ANIMATED DIAGRAMS THE DORSOLA-TERAL AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF THE FOOTSHOWS OPERATIONS EMPLOYING APPROACHES TOTHE DORSAL. DORSOLATERAL. AND PLANTAR AS-PECTS . AND RECAPITULATES EACH OPERATION INANIMATION.

SURGICAL APPROACHES TO TIM ELSOW JOINT


PRODUCER USVA


EXPLAINS BY ANIMATED DIAGRAMS THE ANATOMYOF THE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR ASPECTS OFTHE ELBOW JOINT SHOWS OPERATIONS EMPLOY-ING APPROACHES TO THE ANTEROLATERAL. LATER-AL, MEDIAL. AND POSTERIOR ASPECTS OF THEJOINT . AND RECA.PITULATES EACH OPERATION IN

SURGICAL APPROACHES TO THE HIP JOINT


PRODUCERUSVA

TITLE NO 003811 /11L SALE

EXPLAINS BY ANIMATED DIAGRAMS THE ANATOMYOF THE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR ASPECTS OFTHE HIP JOINT SHOWS OPERATIONS EMPLOYINGAPPROACHES TO THE ANTEROLATERAL, STRAIGHTLATERAL, AND POSTEROLATERAL ASPECTS OF THEJOINT . AND RECAPTULATES EACH OPERATION INANIMATION.

SURGICAL APPROACHES TO THE KNEE JOINT


PRODUCER USVA


EXPLAINS BY ANIMATED DIAGRAMS THE ANTERIORAND POSTERIOR ASPECTS OF THE KNEE JOINT

SHOWS OPERATIONS EMPLOYING APPROACHES TOTHE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR ASPECTS AND TOTHE MEDIAL AND LATERAL SEMULUAR CARILAGESAND RECAPITULATES EACH CPERATIGN IN ANIMA.TION.

SURGICAL CORRECTION OF ANKLOGLOSSIA


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS HOW A. PATIENT'S UNUSUALLY SHORT Fl.BROUS LINGUAL FRENUM IS SEVERED TO PERMIT ANORMAL RANGE OF MOBILITY OF THE TONGUE.DEMONSTRATES THE CARE TAKEN TO AVOID THESUBMAXILLARY DUCT AND TO CREATE ADEQUATESPACE IN THE VENTRAL SURFACE WHERE THE EX.TRINSIC MUSCULATURE IS ATTACHED.

S URGICAL ELIMINATION OF PERIODONTAL POCKETS

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. S13, COL 1977

'PRODUCERUSVADT


EXPLAINS THE PROCEDURES INVOLVED IN :HESURGICAL ELIMINATION OF PERIOELONTAL POCKETSFOR A PATIENT WITH OVERALL HORIZONTAL BONELOSS, INTERPROXIMAL BONE CRATERS, AND DEEPINTERPROXIMAL POCKETS. TECHNIQUES DEMON-STRATED INCLUDE THE PRINCIPLES OF FLAP Of.SIIGN, TISSUE REMOVAL, PLANING OF THE EX-POSED ROOT SURFACES, BONE RECONIOURING,AND FLAP READAPTATION.

SURGICAL ENDOOONTICS

15 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. S13, COL 1984

PROCIUCER USN SPONSOR USVA

TITI E NO. 003606/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PROCESS OF PERIAPICAL INFLAMMA-TORY REACTION. DEMONSTRATES TWO SURGICALCORRECTIVE PROCEDURESCURETTAGE ANDROOT RESECTION.

SURGICAL EXCISION Of MAXILLARY TORUS


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES At' ACCEPTED TECHNIQUE FORTHE SURGICAL REMOVAL OF A MAXILLARY TORUS.PRESENTS THE INDICATIONS FOR THIS PROCE-DURE.

S URGICAL EXCISION OF ORAL LEUKOPLAKIA

7 MIK 145MM FILM. OPT SD. COL 1969

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRA1ES STRIPPING TECHNIQUE FOR SUR.GICAL REMOVAL OF LEUKOPLAKIA. PRESENTS MI.CROSCOPIC FINDINGS.

S URGICAL GRAND ROUNDS, PT 1




SHOWS GRAND ROUNDS AT THE DEPARTMENT OFSURGERY, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON IN WHICHPHYSICIANS DISCUSS LUNG METASTASES IN A 60-YEAR.OLD MALE WITH BRAIN TUMOR.

SURGICAL GRAND ROUNDS, PT 2




SHOWS GRAND ROUNDS AT THE DEPARTMENT OFSURGERY, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, IN WHICHPHYSICIANS DISCUSS THE OPERATIVS AND POST.OPERATIVE ASPECTS OF A 37-YEAR-OLD MALE WITHPERSISTENT RECURRENCE OF POLYPS.

CARCINOMA ASPECTS OF A PATIENT WITH OB-STRUCTIVE JAUNDICE ARE DISCUSSED BY PHYSI.CIANS AND SURGEONS

SURGICAL IMPLANT OF THE LOST MANDIMULAR CON-MIL WITH A STAINLESS STEEL MESH...

MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SU, COL 1960

PRODUCER USVA


FULL TITLE . SURGICAL IMPLANT OF THE LOST MAN.DIBULAR CONDYLE WITH A STAINLESS STEEL MESH-ACRYLIC PROTHESIS. POINTS OUT THAT FAILURETO REDUCE AND IMMOBILIZE THE FRACTURED MAN-DIBULAR CONDYLE FREQUENTLY RESULTS IN POORARTICULATION OF THE TEETH, OPEN BITE, OR IN.ABILITY TO OPEN THE MOUTH. SHOWS THE USE OFA PROSTHETIC IMPLANT FOR CORRECTION OFTHESE COMPLICATIONS.

SURGICAL IMPLANT REPLACEMENT 'OF THE FRAC-TURED DISPLACED CONDYLE

O MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1968

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THAT FAILURE TO REDUCE AND IMMOBO-LIZE THE FRACTURED MANDIBULAR CONDYLE FRE-QUENTLY RESULTS IN POOR ARTICULATION OF THETEETH, OPEN BITE, OR INABILITY TO OPEN THEMOUTH. SHOWS THE USE OF A PROSTHETIC IM-PLANT FOR CORRECTION OF THESE COMPLICA,

S URGICAL PROCEDURES AN INTEGRAL PART OFGENERAL PRACTICE




DEMONSTRATES ORAL SURGICAL PROCEDURESTHAT ARE NORMALLY USED BY GENERAL PRACTI-TIONeRS IN THEIR OFFICES. SHOWS REMOVAL OFAN IMPACTED TOOTH, A DENTAL CYST, AND ATORUS PALATINUS. DEMONSTRATES A BIOPSY PRO-CEDURE AND MULTIPLE EXTRACTIONS WITH INSER-TION OF AN IMMEDIATE DENTURE. DISCUSSESTIME-TESTED SURGICAL PRINCIPLESFILMED WITH THE COOPERATION OF RITTERDENTAL SUPPLY CO.

SURGICAL RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT OFVALVULAR HEART DISEASE, THE, PT 3

28 MIN. 314 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1069



DISCUSSES THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OFMITRAL AND AORTIC STENOSIS AND REGURGITA-TION.

SURGICAL REDUCTION OF THE MAXILLARY TUBER-OSITY


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO 003616/AL SAI E

DEMONSTRATES SURGICAL PROCEDURE ENCOM-PASSING POSTERIOLATERAL AND OCCLUSAL AS-PECTS. STRESSES REDUCTION OF THE MAXII LARYTUBEROSITY IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF DENTURES.

S URGICAL REMOVAL OF IMPACTEDTHIRD MOLAR

1971, 6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER' USVA


DEMONSTRATES AN ACCEPTED TECHNIQUE FORTHE SURGICAL REMOVAL OF MESIOANGULAR IM-PACTED MANDIBULAR THIRC MOLAR SHOWS CON.TROLLED SECTIONING OF THE TOOTH UTILIZING ABUR AND ELEVATOR.

SURGICAL GRAND ROUNDS, PT 3




SHOWS GRAND ROUNDS AT THE DEPARTMENT OFSURGERY, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, IN WHICHPHYSICIANS DISCUSS POSTOPERATIVE ASPECTS OFLUNG METASTASES IN A BRAIN TUMOR PATIENTWITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TELFON PASTE IN.JECTIONS FOR VOCAL CORD RESTORATION

S URGICAL GRAND ROUNDS, PT 4




SHOWS GRAND ROUNDS AT THE DEPARTMENT OFSURGERY, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. IN WHICH

322

MANDIDULAR

19641

SURGICAL REMOVAL Of IMPACTED MAXILLARYTHIRD MOLAR


PRODWER USVA


PRESENTS A CLINICAL DEMONSTRATION OF THESURGICAL REMOVAL OF A DISTO.ANGULAR MAXIL-LARY THIRD MOLAR IMPACTION.

SURGICAL REMOVAL Of MESIO-ANGULAR IMPACTEDTHIRD MOLAR


PRODUCER USVA


EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF OBTAINING ADE.QUATE SURGICAL EXPOSURE AND FOLLOWING PRE-

SCRIBED SURGICAL TECHNIQUES. SHOWS HOW AMESIO-ANGULAR IMPACTED LOWER THIRD MOLARIS SURGICALLY REMOVED WITHOUT SECTIONING.

SURGICAL REMOVAL Of VERTICALLY IMPACTEDUPPER ANO LOWER MIRO MOLARS ,


PRODUCER USVA

TITLE P. 009059/AL SALE

SHOWS AN INCISION ON THE DISTAL ASPECT OFTHE MAXILLARY TUBEROSITY AND EXTENDED AN-TERIORLY AROUND THE NECK OF THE SECONDMOLAR. SHOWS HOW ACCESS TO A VERTICALLYIMPACTED UPPER THIRD MOLAR IS GAINED.

SURGICAL IMPLACIMEIG OF THE MANDIBLE wrrHSTAINLISS STEEL MESH

IS MIN, 1614M FILM, OPT. SO, COL ,1970

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF CAST STAINLESSSTEEL MESH TO REPLACE SEGMENTS OF THE MAN-DIBLE WHICH ARE FREQUENTLY LOST IN INTRA-ORA L SURGERY,

SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR ANKYLOSM OF THETIMPOROMANOIOULAR JOINT


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES A SURGICAL CORRECTIVE PROCE-DURE USING A TYCONIUM PROSTHESIS CON-STRUCTED TO THE MEASUREMENTS OF THE ENG-LISH PENNY,

SURVEY OF REFUSE DISPOSAL METHODS, A




A FILMOGRAPH WHICH DEMONSTRATES THI AD-VANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF METHOTS OFREFUSE DISPOSAL-RANGING FROM OPEN DJMPS,DUMPING IN OCEAN AND RIVERS, AND BACM -YARDBURNING TO SCIENTIFICALLY ENGINEERED METRO-POLITAN INCINERATION AND SANITARY LANDFILLS.

SURVIVAL IN NORTH TEMPERATE REGIONS - LIVINGOFT THE LAND

14 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. 80, COL 1955

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 001.1258/FIL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO SURVIVE UNDER EMERGENCYCONDITIONS IN THE NORTH TEMPERATE REGIONS.

SURVIVAL IN re SAHEL


PRODUCER USAIDP


SHOWS THE EFFECTS OF THE DROUGHT ONHUMANS, ANIMALS, AND ENVIRONMENT IN CENTRALAND WEST AFRICA (SAHEL) AND ETHIOPIA. STRESS-ES THE MASSIVE RELIEF EFFORT MOUNTED BY THEU S GOVERNMENT, OTHER NATIONS ANO PRIVATEAGENCIES, AND INDPADUALS. EMPHASIZES THEROLE OF THE U 3 AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONALDEVELOPMENT IN HELPING TO INCREASE FOODPROOUCTION AND IMPROVE NUTRITION, HEALTH,TRANSPORTATION, REFORESTATION, AND WATERSUPPLY.

SURVIVAL IN THE WINTER STORM


PRODUCER USODPA

17TLENO 007202/AL SALE

DEALS WITH THE DANGERS INHERENT IN WINTERWEATHER. GIVES ADVICE TO THE AVERAGE CITIZENON HOW TO PREPARE FOR SEVERE WEATHER CON-

. DITIONS, EXPLAINS THE MEANINGS OF SPECIFICFORECASTS, AND POINTS UP THE NECESSITY FOREMERGENCY PLANNING BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.

SURVIVAL STRESSES


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 729736/IIL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES MAJOR PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHO-'LOGICAL STRESSES THAT MAY BE ENCOUNTEREDBY PERSONS FACING A SURVIVAL SITUATION IN THEARCTIC, ON THE DESERT, IN THE TROPICS AND ONWATER, DESCRIBES METHODS OF DETECTING, _UN-DERSTANDING, AND COMSATING SUCH STRESSESMI HUNGER, THIRST, COLD, FATIGUE, FEAR. SHOWSHOW TO RECOGNIZE AND AVOID DEHYDRATION.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOE8 NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT

POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.CLEARED FOR NON-8PONSORED TV.

SIMAN

5 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1971

PRODUCER HUMARO SPONSOR USNIMH


SHOWS HOW A QUIET AND WITHDRAWN CHILD OFNINE BROUGHT TO SCHOOL AGAINST HER WILL BYAN INSISTENT MOTHER BECOMES ERRATIC AND DE-STRUCTIVE. THE CHILD IS CLASSIFIED AS MENTALLYRETARDED AND MAKES P40 FRIENDS AMONG HERPEERS. THE MEAD OF THE SCHOOL INTERVIEWSSUSAN.THIS IS ONE OF THREE FILMS USED TO DEMON-STRATE BEHAVIORAL PROSLEMS IN THE CLASS-ROOM (8EE 'DONALD* AND 'JOANNA,. QUESTION-NAIRE INCLUDED.

swam AND WITNISSE_OLPT 4, USE OF THE POLY-GRAPH IN INVESTIGAMM

24 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. 8D, B&W 1967

PRODUCER U8A


PRESENTS PRE-TEST INTERVIEW WITH SUSPECT,TEST EXAMINATION ITOCEDURE, ANALYSIS OFPOLYGRAPH INDICATIONS, AND PAST-TEST INTER-ROGATION OF SUSPECT.


SVEA-NEWPORT INCIDENT, THE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS, BY ANIMATION, THE COLLISION OF THESVEA AND THE NEWPORT, AND THE CAUSESTHEREFOR.

FROM THE RULES OF THE NAUTCAL ROAD SERIES.

SWAGING CARLE TERMINALS


PRODUCER USOE


DEPICTS HOW TO MEASURE AND MARK CABLE AC-CURATELY, SET UP THE SWAGING MACHINE, ANDCHECK THE TERMINALS AFTER SWAC ING. SHOWSHOW TO REMOVE, CLEAN, AND REASSL ABLE PARTSOF THE MACHINE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFI WORK SERIES. CONTROLCABLES, NO. 3.

SWAHILI ACTIVE INTRODUCTION, GENERAL CON-VERSATION


PRODUCM USFSI


SWAHILI ACTIVE INTROOUCTION, GEOGRAPHY


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 006627/ALTEXT INCLUC

SWAHIU BAP .JiaRSE


PRODUCER USES'

TITLE NO. 0011633/1IL

TEXT INCLUDED.

SWAHILI BASIC coma (SAMPLER)I AUDIOCASSETTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PRODUCER USFIII

TITLERO. 006634/RLTEXT INCLUDED.

SWAN LAKE CONVIRSATK WTTI4 DEAFMIENS


Maw USBEHTITLE NO. 004160/AL RENTAL

SALE

SALE

SALE

TEEN-

1973

SALE

SHOWS INTERvIEWS WITH DEAF TEENAGERS INWHICH THEY EXPRESS THEIR IDEAS ON VARIOUSASPECTS OF LIFE. INCLUDES THE RELATIONSAIP3BETWEEN DEAF YOUTHS AND THEIR FAMILIESTHEIR FEELINGS ABOUT EDUCATION, THIEF' PLANSFOR THE FUTURE, AND THEIR ATTITUDES TOWARDRACIAL MATTERS. PROVIDES A VERBAL INTERPRE-TATION AS THE STUDENTS EXPRESS THEMSELYESIN SIGN LANGUAGE.

323

PREVIOUSLY THIS HA8 BEEN LISTED AS 'CONVER-SATION WITH DEAF TEENAGERS SWAN LAKE CAMPPENGUILLY, MINNESOTA.'

FROM THE WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE SERIES.

swam IN AMERICA16 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1949

PRODUCER USOWI


TELLS OF THE uvi AND CONTRIBUTIONS OFSWEDES IN AMERIC4. PARTICULARLY THE SWEDISH-AMERICAN FAMIL ES IN MINNESOTA. CONTAINSA PORTRAYAL OF CARL SANDBURG.PRODUCED BY U S OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION,OVERSEAS BRANCH, 1643. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1941

FROM THE AMERICAN SCENE SERIES. NO. I.

THIS 18 CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

SWEDISH - BASIC Comm Laws 140


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE P.O. 0011843/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

SALE

SWEDISH BASIC COURSE, UNITS 140 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE AO. 010149/RL SALETEXT INCLUDED.

SWIMMING FON SURVIVAL

I 6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1964

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 729690/FIL S4LE

'STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING ANDPRACTICING BASIC SWIMMING SKILLS BY SHOWINGEMERGENCY SITUATIONS WHERE SURVIVAL DE-PENDS ON THIS KNOWLEDGE. wows THE SIDESTROKE, BREAST STROKE, TRUDGEIN, NULLING,TREADING WATER, AND ENTEIIING THE WATER BYJUMPING AND DIVING.

SWIMMING POOL SANITATION


PRODUCER USPHS SPONSCW USNMAC

TITLE ma 006346/AL SALE

SHOWS SOME PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS ANDOPERATING PROCEDURES BASIC TO SWIMMINGPOOL SANITATION.

SWING THAT SWUNG BACK, THE


PRODUCER USCPSC

TITLE M2 009702/AL SALE

USES ANIMATION TO SHOW THE TYPICAL HAZAADSOF PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND OFFER SUGGES-TIONS FOR IMPROVING THE SAFETY OF EXISTINGSWING SETS. SHOWS SHARP POINTS, ROUGHMETAL SEATS, CONCRETE OR OTHER HARD SUR-FACES UNDER THE SWING SET, AND POOALY AN.CHORED SUPPORTS. DEMONSTRATES SIMPLE RE-PAIRS TO MAKE THE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENTSAFER. EMPHASIZES THE SAFE USE OF THE EQUIP-MENT BY CHILDREN AND SUPERVISION BY PAA-EATS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

SYMSOLS AND COMPONENTS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE AO. 1011490/RL

1966

SALE

DESCRIBES AND ILLUSTRATES A PRACTICAL ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT WITH SYMSOLS USED TO REPRE-SENT THE ELECTRICAL 'COMPONENTS ANO MEA-SURING INSTRUMENTS. EXPLAINS ELECTRICALGROUNDS, GIVES FUSES ANn SWITCHES. GrasTHE USE, SYMOOL AND DESCRIPTION Of VARIOUSELECTRICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS. SHOWSEXAMPLES OF CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGAAMS.(KINESCOPE)

SYMPTOMATIC POSTGASTRECTOMY PATIENT, THE

22 MIN, 1644M FILM, OPT. SO, COL ION

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NG 003623/AL SALE

PRESENTS FISERSCOP1C PHOTOGRAPHS Of POST.OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF THE STOMACH.

SYNCNNO SYSTEMS, PT I15 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW A SyNCHRO GENERATOR CON.TROLS THE MOVEMENT Of A SyNCHRO MOTOR.SHOWS THE ELECTRICAL TRANSFER Of ANGULARMOTION BETWEEN TWO REMOTE POINTS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


SYNCHRO SYSTEMS, PT 2

13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OpT. SD, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE OPERATION OF A CONTROL TRANS-FORMER AND A DIFFERENTIAL SyNCHRO GENER.ATOR. EXPLAINS HOW TO USE A CONTROL TRANS.FORMER AS A RECE!VER AND A DIFFERENTIALSyNCHRO GENERATOR WHEN PUTTING CORREC-T1ONS INTO THE SIGNAL OF THE CIRCUIT.PROOUCED BY U 8 NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1648.


SYNCHROKOPE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE pia 003625/RL SALE

SHOWS THE BLOCK DIAGRAM OF THE VERTICALAND HORIZONTAL CHANNELs OF A TYPICAL SYNCH.ROSCOPE, AND TRACES A SIGNAL THROUGH BOTHCHANNELS. USES THE TEKTRONIX 502A OSCILLO-SCOPE TO DEMNSTRATE HOW THE VARIOUS CON-TROLS AFFECT SIGNAL PRESENTATION.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR uSEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

SYSTEMS FOR PRECISE mammon FOR TEACH-ERS-A SERIES


PROD(XER USOE


ENCOURAGES TEACHERS TO OBSERVE AND DIS-CERN INDIVIDUAL LEARNING NEEDS OF HANDI-CAPPED CHILDREN SHOWS TECHNIOUES AN%) DE-VICES USED IN SOLVING PROBLEMS AND PROVID.ING MOBILITY.GUIDE ',INCLUDED. ALSO KNOWN AS PROJECTSPOT

DEVICES FOR SELFHIELP PERFOR-MANCE, PT 3

PROBLEMS IN ACADEMIC TASK PER-FORMANCE

PROSLIMS OF SELFHELP TASK PER-FORMANCE

TAC IN ACTION


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE CAPABILITIES OF THE TACTICALAIR COMMAND IN AERIAL FIRE POWER, RECONNAIS-SANCE, GUERILLA WARFARE, AND ASSAULT AIR.LIFTS REVIEWS TAG'S ROLE IN THE CUBAN CRISISAND IN VIETNAM.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY,

TACOMA WARGAMINO - BIG DAY


PRODUCER 'USN


'DISCUSSES A SIMULATED WAR GAME WITH PREDETERMINED RULES AND PROCEDURES. DEPICTS AREALISTIC ENVIRONMENT FOR MEANINGFUL, CO-ORDINATED TEAM TRAINING DRILLS AND EXER-CISES WHICH UTILIZE LOCALLY AVAILABLE RE-SOURCES OF MANPOWER, EOUIPMENT,'AND MATE-RIAL

TACTICAL AIR A FORCE FOR PEACE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NCI 731190/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW THE TACTICAL AIR COMMAND STANDsREADY 10 HELP CHECK AGGRESSION IN OVER 40NATIONS ALLIED TO OUR COUNTRY UNDER VAR.104.18 TREATY ALLIANCES

CLEARED FOR TV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORCAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-

ELECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPCA.SORING AGENCY.

TACTICAL AIR POWER


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE MILITARY IMPORTANCE OF TACTI-CAL AIR POWER, ESPECIALLY IN COUNTERINSUR-GENCY OPERATIONS. DEMONSTRATES THE LATESTSTRIKING POWER CAPABILITIES OF THE TACTICALAIR COMMAND. DEPICTS WEAPONS DELIVERIES, AS-SAULT AIRLIFTS, CLOSE AIR SuppORT, AND RECON-NAISSANCE OPERATIONS. SHOWS THE LATESTMETHODS FOR GROUND ExTRACTION AND AIRDROPS OF HEAVY EC/UIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. ALSOINTRODUCES THE F.I

CLEARED FOR TV. 1HIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS.TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.FLECT CuRRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPCA.SORING AGENCY.

TACTICAL SOMMER IN ALL-WIATHER OPERATIONS

II MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1957

PRODUCER USAF

ma NO 731196/RL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE USES AND OPERATIONS OFTHE TACTICAL BOMBER. DISCUSSES THE NEED FORCLOSE COORDINATION OF AIR, LAND, AND SEAFORCES IN MODERN WARFARE

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFI ECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANs OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

TAKE 'ER DOWN


PRODUCER u SN


PRESENTS A HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OFSUBMARINES IN THE ti S NAVY FROM 1900 TO 1954INCLUDES SCENES OF THE USS NAUTILUS, THEFIRST NUCLEAR.POWERED VESSEL

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANs OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

TAKE FEWER STEPS LAYOUT STUDIES


PRODUCER US&


DESCRIBES LAYOUT sTUDIES--THEIR PURPOSE,USE, PREPARATION, AND APPLICATION. SHOWS THEBENEFITS DERIVED FROM IMPROVED LAYOUTS. DIS-CUSSES HOW TO PREPARE A LAYOUT CHART ANDHOW TO USE IT TO DETERMINE DISTANCES TRAV.ELED BY PEOPLE OR MATERIALS.

TAKEOFFS AND LANDINGS


PRODUCER USF AA


pOINTs OUT PROPER SAFETY TECHNIQUES 'ANDPROCEDURES TO EMPLOY WHILE TAKING OFF ANDLANDING LIGHT AIRCRAFT IN POTENTIALLY HAZ-ARDOUS SITUATIONS.THIS PROOUCTION COMPRISES THREE SEPARATESINGLE CONCEPT FILMS--*SOFTFIELDS TAKE OFFSAND LANDINGS,* *SHORT FIELDS - TAKE OFFS ANDLANDINGS,* AND 'CROSSWIND TAKE OFFS ANDLANDINGS.'

CLEARED FOR NON-SpONSORED TV.

TAKING A LOOK AT WHAT WE'RE TAKING

12 MIN, 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,OL 1975

PRODUCER USFDAP

TITLE NO 009046/NL SALE

DISCUSSES THE WIDE USE Or NONPRESCRIPTIONMEDICINES TODAY, THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINIS-TRATION'S CURRENT REVIEW OF THESE MEDICINESTO DETERMINE SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS,WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE MARKETPLACE AS NEWFINDINGS ARE PUBLISHED, ANO THE RESPONSIBIL-ITY OF CONSUMERS TO READ LABELS ON MEDICINEAND TO USE THESE PRODUCTS WISELY.81 SLIDES. I AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. IBOOKLET INCLUDED.

TALE OF TWO CITIES

12 WA!, 18MM FILM, 1PT SD, B&W 1949

PRODUCER USWD SPONSOR US01

TITLE NO 732151 /FIL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS THE DESTRuCTIVE RESULTS OF ATOMICBOMBINGS OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI, WITH

024

CLOSE.' IPS OF EFFECTS ON BUILDINGS AND MATE.RIAL S

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PIANs OF THE SpONSORING AGENCY

TALK, LISTEN, AND LEARN


PRODUCER USJOBC

TITLE NO. 010201/RL

PRESENTS ACTUAL SITUATIONS WITH REAL PEOPLEUSING LANGUAGE THEY FIND MEANINGFUL IN DIS.CUSSING PROBLEMS OF CON( ERN TO THEM DIS-CUSSES THE ISSUES Si ICH A. ALCOHOL, DRUGS,AND SEX BEHAVIOR WHICH AHE BOTH RELEVANTTO YOUNG PEOPLE ANI7 FREQUENTLY DISTURBINGTO ADULTS.

TALKING Tnorman20 MIN. ieMM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1967

PRODUCER USOE0


PROVIDES A DISCUSSION BETWEEN PARENTS ANDTEACHERS IN WHICH THEY EXAMINE WHY THEIREXCHANGE OF IDEAS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR HASBEEN ESSENTIAL TO THEIR CHILD'S DEVELOPMENT.

TALKING yen founion16 MIN, 18MM FILM, OpT. SD, COL 1970

PRODUCER LAN


DESCRIBES STUDIES AND EXPERIMENTS MADE BYNAVAL ELECTRONICS LABORATORY SCIENTISTS INTHE AREA OF UNDERWATER SOUND, USING DOL-PHINS

TALL STACKS

16 MIN, leMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USEPA ,


REPORTS ON THE 5-yEAR INVESTIGATION OF 7HEEFFECTS OF LARGE POWER PLANTS ON THE GA S-EOUS AND PARTicULATE CONCENTRATIONS ATVARIOUS ELEVATIONS AND DISTANCES FROM SE.LECTED TALL STACKS INSTALLATIONS


TARGET WITHIN RANGE 'RICKEY ROLE Of THEUSAF NAVIGATOR

19, MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1900

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NCI 733855/FIL SALE

DEPIcTS THE VITAL AND DIVERSIFIED DUTIES OFTHE u S AIR FORCE NAVIGATOR


TARGET 2ERO


PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NCI 003628/RL SAL

STRESSES 1HE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING FROZENFOODS AT ZERO DEGREES FAHRENHEIT OR LOwERTHROUGH MARKETING CHANNELS FROM THE PRO-CESSING PLANT THROUGH THE WAREHOUSE, INTRANSIT AND IN STORAGE, AND AT THE RETAILLEVEL, DESCRIBES LONG TIME WORK OF USDA RE.SEARCHES IN WORKING OUT TIME, TEMPERATURETOLERANCE FACTORS IN MAINTAINING DUALITY OFFROZEN FOODS ILLUSTRATES PRACTICAL APpLICA-TION IN THE MARKETING PROCESS OF KNOWLEDGEGAINS.

TAURUS-GULF TRADE INCIDENT, THE


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE CAUSES OF THE COLLISION BE-TWEEN THE GULF TRADE AND THE TAURUS


TEACH SAFETY




STRESSES THE IMPO4I1 ANCE OF THE SUPERVI-SORS RESPONSIBILITY FOR TEACHING MINERS THECORRECT, SAFE, ANO EFFICIENT MLTHODS OF PER-FORMING THEIR JOBS

FROM THE FOREMANSHIP TRAINING SERIES.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER-MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, MININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, 4800FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA16313. AFTER PERMISSION IlAS SEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

TEACHER AND TECHNOLOGY, THE, PTS 1 AND 2

49 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, 1.3./kw 1966

PROOUCER OSUDP SPONSOR USOE


TRACES THE BEGINNINGS AND HISTORY OF THEIMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON EDUCATION AND IL.LUSTRATES SOME OF THE WAYS IN WHICH TECH.NOLOGY IS BEING USED TO MEET THE DUAL PROB.LEM OF MASSES OF STUDENTS AND THE NEED FORINDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. INCLUDES SEGMENTS ONHOW THE SCHOOL AND THE TEACHER OF TOMOR-ROW MIGHT LOOK BASED ON WORKING PROTO-TVPES FOUND IN PROGRAMS EXISTENT TODAY.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'TEACHERAND TECHNOLOGY, THE.'

FROM THE COMMUNIC47/0/*/ THEORY AND THENEW EDUCAncwAL MEDIA SERIES.

TEACHER IN REFLECTION, A


PRODUCER USNIMH


SHOWS A GRADE SCHOOL TEACHER WHO USESCLASS MEETINGS TO HELP WORK THROUGH STU-DENT'S PERSONAL AND CLASSROOM PROBLEMS.DISCUSSES HER TEACHING STYLE AND HER EF-FORTS TO ESTABLISH THE CLASSROOM ENVIRON.MENT SHE SEEKS.INCLUDES DISCUSSION GUIDE AND TEACHER'SHANDBOOK

FROM THE ONE To GROW ON SERIES

TEACHER SUPPORT


pRootrER USBEH


CONCENTRATES UPON THE CLA3SROOM TEACHERTHE PRIMARY INTERFACE WITH THE EMOTIONALLYHANDICAPPED STUDENT. SHOWS HOW THE CHILD ISAFFORDED THE FULL RANGE OF CLINICAL ,TREAT-MENT AND THERAPY THROUGH AN ELABORATETEACHER SUPPORT SYSTEM. SHOWS HOW THETEACHER IMPLEMENTS THE RECOMMENDATIONSOF THE CLINICIANS DURING NORMAL CLASSROOMSESSIONS.

FROM THE LEAGUE SCHOOL FOR SERIOUSLY DIS.TURSED crin.- OREN SERIES.

TEACHERS AIDES A NEW OPPORTUNITY

21 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SO, B&W

PRODUCER USOE0


DEPICTS THE TRAINING OF PARA-PROFESSIONALTEACHER'S AIDES FOR PRE.SCHOOLS.

ITACHING my GUIDED DISCUSSION

21 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, 134W

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE IVO 003634/RL RENTAL

1967

SALE

PRESENTS AN AIR UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR CON.DUCTING A SEMINAR IN TEACHING PSYCHOLOGY


TEACHING CRUTCH WALKING


PROOUCER USOE


TEACHES WALKING IN A WALKER. VARIOUS METH.008 OF CRUTCH WALKING, SITTING, RISING, CLIMB.ING, RTAIRS AND SAFETY FACTORS INVOLVED INCRUTCH WALKINGPRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE US PUBLICHEAL TH SERVICE


TEACHING MACHINES AND PROGRAMMED LEARNING

29 MIN. 181AM FILM. OPT SD, SSW 1980

PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS I F SKINNER EXPLAINING THE THEORYOF PROGRAMMED LEARNING, ARTHUR LUMSDAINEDESCRIBING A VARIETY OF TEACHING MACHINESAND PROGRAMMED MATERIALS, AND ROBERT

GLASER DISCUSSING THE IMPLICATION OF SUCHMACHINES, AND MATERIALS FOR EDUCATION.

TEACHING MACHINES AND SIDNEY PRESSEY

2 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. BIM 1966



RELATES THE STORY OF SIDNEY PRESSE Y. EMERI-TUS PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY AT OHIO STATEUNIVERSITY, WHO PRESENTS THE HISTORIC TEACH-ING MACHINE HE INVENTED IN 1925 AS A SELF.TEACHING, SELF-TESTING DEVICE.

FROM THE cOmmuNICATIoN THEORY AND THENEW EDUCATOVAL MEDIA SERIES.

TEACHING SIGHT WORDS USING THE KINESTHETIC(REV)


PRODUCER UKSEIM SPONSOR USNCEM


SHOWS HOW A READING SPECIALIST CAN USE RE-MEDIAL READING TECHNIQUES WITH A GROUP OFPARENTS WHO WNT TO USE THE KINESTHETICMETHOO IN THE HOME TO HELP WITH THEIR CHIL-DREN'S READING PROBLEMS. THE REMEDIAL READ-ING TEACHING TECHNIOUE DESCRIBED REQUIRES AONE.TO-ONE TEACHER,PUPIL RATIO.

36 FRAMES 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED. PRODUCED BYTHE FORMER SPECIAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONALMATERIALS CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. 1972.REVISED AND REISSUED BY NATIONAL CENTER ONEDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND MATERIALS FOR THEHANDICAPPED, 1978.

1976

TEACHING SPEECH TO THE PROFOUNDLY DEAF IN-TROOUCTION-A SERIES

42 1861M FILMS, OPT. SD 1974

PRODUCER USBEH


DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUES AND LEVELS OFPROGRESSION FOR TEACHING SPEECH TO THEPROFOUNDLY DEAF

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'TEACHINGSPEECH TO THE PROFOUNDLY DEAF-A SERIES.'

ESEENTIAL OF 0000 SPEECHCOLORS 3

ESSENTIAL OF 0000 SPEECH PITCH -1

ESSENTIAL OF 0000 SPEECH PITCH2

ESSENTIALS OFCOLORS - 1

EISILNTIALS OFCOLORS 2

ESSENTIALS OFCOLORS 4

ESSENTIALS OF 0000RATION 1

ESSENTIALS OF GOODRATION 2

ESSENTIALS OF GOOD SPEECH -RATION 3

assiwnus OFLOUDNESS -

ESSENTIALS OFLOUDNESS 2

ESSENTIALS OFLOUONISS .3

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ESSENTIALS OF 0000 SPEECH PITCH1

GENERAL LANGUAGE, TM GENERALSPEECH PATTERN 1

GENERAL LANGUAGE, nit GENERALSPEECH PATTERNS

INTRODUCTION SPEECH MODEL, PT 1

INTWODOCTION SPEECH moon, PT 2

INTRODUCTION SPEECH MODEL, PT 3

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MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH 5*443, PT I

'MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH 50143, PT 2

MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH 56443, PT 3

MAJOR ARIA OF SPEECH 5H-04


MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH EMS


MAJOR AREA OF SPEECH Ma

MAJOR ARIA OF SPEECH S14011


MAJOR ARIA OFWELCOME 1

MAJOR AMA OFWELCOME - 2

MAJOR AREA OFWELCOME 3

MAJOR AREA OF=wow 4MAJOR ARIA OP

WELCOME I

MAJOR ARIA OFWELCOME

SPEECH KIT, PT

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SPEECH KIT, PT 3

SPEECH YOU'RE

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SPEECH YOU'RE

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SPEECH YOU'RE

TEACHING THE MENTALLY RETAROID - AAPPROACH

22 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. 60, SSW 1967

PRODUCER USNMAC


A DOCUMENTARY FOLLOWING THE PROGRESSMADE BY FOUR PROFOUNDLY RETARCED CHIL-DREN DURING A FOUR MONTH TRAINING PROGRAM.THE TRAINING EMPHASIS IS IN AREAS OF SELF.CARE-TOILET TRAINING, DRESSING, EATING. ANDMANNERS, ILLUSTRATING THAT EVEN THE PRO-FOUNDLY RETARDED CAN LEARN RATHER COM-PLEX SKILLS. THE PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING USEDWITH THE SEVERELY HANDICAPPED IN AN INSTITU-TIONAL SETTING MAY ALSO BE APPLIED TO THELESS RETARDED WHO MAY RESIDE IN THE COMMU-NITV.

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TEAM BUILDING

15 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL

PROOLICER USOLR

TinE NO 009639/RL

SHOWS A MOCK CLASSROOM SESSIONBUILDING FOR HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES

FROM THE CARE TRAINING SERIES.

TEAM BUILDING KIT

MULTIMEDIA KIT

PRODUCER USOLR

TITLE NO 009638/RL

1975

SALE

ON TEAM

1975

SALE

SHOWS A MOCK CLASSROOM SESSION OF IN.STRUCTION ON TEAM BUILDING FOR HOSPITAL EM-PLOYEES.KIT CONSISTS OF 1 18MM MOTION PICT URE OPT

SO, COL - 49 2X2 COLOR SLIDES WITH ACCOMPANY-ING AU, IWASSETTE AND 1 SCRIPT. SLIDES ANOAUDIOCE ARE USED DURING INTERRUP-TIONS IN THE MOTION PICTURE.

FROM THE CARE TRAINING SERIES.

4-



TEAM WORK FOR A CONTNOLLED ENVIRONMENT


PROOLICER USAF


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHFUL LIVINGAND WORKING CONDITIONS AT AIR FORCE INSTAL-LATIONS. SHOWS HOW A SUCCESSFUL PREVENTIVEMEDICINE PROGRAM IS DEPENDENT UPON THECONTINUING JOINT EFFORTS OF THE VARIOUS AC-TIVITIES CONCERNED.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OILSOLITE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

TEAMWORK ON THE NEVADA RANGE

IS NIH, ISMM FILM OPT. SO, COL 1963

PRODUCER USDA


TELLS THE STORY OF RUIVA. DEVELOPMENTTHROUGH THE COMSINED EFFORTS OF GOVERN-MINT AGENCIES AND NEVADA RANCHERS.

TECHNICAL DATA MANAGEMENT AND DOCUMENTA-TION

42 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, MEW 1966

PRODUCER USAF

rinE NO. 004162/FIL SALE

PRESENTS A PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE STATUSOF THE 000 MANAGEMENT MORAN. DISCUSSESPROGRAM WEAKNESSES MOSLEMS, AND IM-PROVEMENT POSSIBILITIES.

THIS HAi SEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN 'THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

TECHNICAL PROCEDURES FOR DIAGNOSIS ANDTHERAPY NI CHILDREN


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 0031131URL SALE

GIVES STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES FOR FEMORALVENIPUNCTURE, INTERNAL JUGULAR PUNCTURE,LUMBAR PUNCTURE SUSOURAL TAP GASTRICLAVAGE, SCALP vemOuNcrume. AND ctiroowN.

REcosomeceo FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY. RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST RE-QUEJT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTIONPICTURE DIVISION OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION UI DEPARTMENT & AGRICULTURE, WASHINGToN,DC 20200. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED =SOLITE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY..

TECH/NOUS FOR PROPELLING STANDARD mut:MAIM SY NEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS


PRODUCER USPHS $PONWOR USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES THE MANNER IN WHICH A HEW-PLEGIC CAN BE TAUGHT TO USE A WHEELCHAIR.

TECHNIQUE OF HAND SENDING, THE

M94,11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, IMW 1944

PRODUCER USN


IDENTIFIES THE PARTS Of THE TRANSMITTER. EX-PLAINS ELEMENTS OF MORSE CODE, TIMING, POSI-TION, AND OPERATION.

TECHNIQUE OF INTRACILLULAR PERFUSION OFSQUID WANT AXON, ME

10 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. $O, COL 19E9

PROOLICER USHM4C


DEMONSTRATES THE INTRODUCTION OF PERFU.SION FLUID INTO THE INLET AND OUTLET CANNU-LAS OF THE AXON EY MEANS OF THE MICROMANI-PULATOR.

TEC= FON MAINTENANCE OF RAMIE OF

69 FR, 36MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COI.

PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 036361/RL

TECHNIQUES Of DECISION MAKING

25 MIN. 10MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USOE


PRESENTS PRACTICAL METHODS FOR MAKING DE-CISIONS. EXPLORES THE 'MOWS' AND 'WHYS' OfDECISION MAKING TECHNIQUES THROUGH TYPICALON-THE-JOB SITUATIONS AND INFORMATIVE DIS-CUSSIONS. DISCUSSES HOW TO DETERMINE THAT APROSLEM EXISTS, ISOLATE IT, ANALYZE IT, DIAG-NOSE IT, CONSIDER THE HUMAN FACTORS, DETER.MINE ALTERNATIVES, EVALUATE, AND ACT.

WORKBOOK INCLUDED


CLEARED FOR TV.

TEDDY

1977 17 MIN. 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

TECHNIQUES OF EXHALED-AIR ARTIFICIAL RESPIRA-TION

12 MIN. 111MM FILM, OPT. SD, SEW 1950

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 003641 /RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO ADMINISTER MOUTH-TO-MOUTHARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION "

CLEAREQ FOR NON-SPONSORED TV.

Tectiimuirs OF SPEECH CORRECTION


PROOUCER USBEH


THE FILM ILLUSTRATES A GROUP Of PRIMARY 114-TERMEDIATE AND SENIOR CLASSES INVOLVED INLANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AND SPEECH CORREC-TION.

TECHNIQUES OF WORMIIII WITH ADDICTS


PROOUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO. 004061 /11L RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS CHARACTERISTIC BEHAVIOR PATTERNSOF DRUG ADDICTS AND COUNSELING METHODS OFDEALING WITH THEM. SHOWS A SERIES OF EX-TREMELY REALISTIC SIMULATED COUNSELING SES-SIONS IN WHICH COUNSELLORS ARE CONFRONTEDWITH SEVERAL ELEMENTS OF THE ADDICTS BEHAV-IORM. REPERTOIRE. GIVES A CRITIOUE OF THEMETHODS USED TO HANDIF THE CLIENT'S BEHAV-IOR.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'COUNSEL-ING TECHNIQUES FOR INTERVIEWING ADDICTS.'

FROM THE FILMS AND TAPES FOR MUD ABUSETREATMENT PERSONNEL SERIES.

TECHNOLOGY AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

20 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USTID SPONSOR USNASA


1971

PRODUCER USNIMH

ma ND 002204/RL RENTAL SALE

PRESENTS THE EXPERIENCES Of A TEENAGEBLACK AND HIS VIEWS Of THE 'SYSTEM', sHowiNoHIS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CHURCH, SCHOOLDRUGS. AND COMMUNITY SELF -HELP PROGRAMS.

FROM THE SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES AND MEYOUTH CULTURE SERIES.

TILETWERAPY AND BRACHYTHERKPY

IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1956

PRODUCER USAEC SPOAISOR USERDA


SHOWS THE DIAGNOSTIC ANQ THERAPEUTIC USESOF SUCH RADIOISOTOPES AB C040, C$-137, EU-152-154,1-131, AND Y-90 IN TELETHERAPY AND BRA-CHYTHERAPY BY USING MACHINES THAT AIM AHIGH-ENERGY BEAM AT A TUMOR OR BY USING IM-PLANTS CC RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS IN THE FORMOF NEEDLES, BEADS, STERILE TUBING, OR SEEDS.

THIS IS CONSIDERED CC HISTORICAL VALUE MCCOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

TEMPORARY PLASTIC MIDGES

19 MIN, 1191M FILM, OPT. 30, COL 1564

PRODUCER USA


GIVES A CLINICAL DEMONSTRATION OF THE CON-STRUCTION OF A TEMPORARY PLASTIC BRIDGE OfFOUR TEETH.

TEMPORARY RESTORATION OF A CLASS II MEW-OCCLUSAL CAVITY PREPARATION WM-


PRODUCER USOCIEN

TITLE NO. 00111911/11L. SALE

FULL TITLE-TEMPORARY RESTORATION OF ACLASS II MEMO-OCCLUSAL CAVITY PREPARATIONWITH 2WCOXIDE-EIJOENOL DEMONSTRATES PLAC-ING A MECHANICAL RETAINER AND MATRIX SANDTOFFLEMIRE, PLACING MD CONTOURING THEZINC-OXIDE AND EUGENOL MATERIALS, AND AD-JUSTING OCCLUSION IN A MANIKIN. SHOWS 4-HANDED PROCEDURES.

FROM THE PRO.ECT ACORDE SERIES. RESTORA-TION OF CAVITY PREPARATIONS WITH AMALGAMAND TOOTH-COLORED MATERIALS.


TEMPOROMANINSULAN AINT, THE

1970 I MI 4,16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PROOIXER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES_BY MEANS OF DISSECTION ANDARTIST'S ILLUSTRATIONS, THE ANATOMY ANDFUNCTION OF THE TEMPCNOMANDIBULAR JOINT.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY.

FROM THE AHATOMY OF THE HEAD AND NECKSERIES.

SALE

mamas HOW PRIVATE FIRMS HAVE MADE PRAC-TICAL USE OF NASA DEVELOPED TECHNOLOGY, 114-CLUDING THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION RETRIEVAL&wogs MADE AVAILABLE ,THRU NASA'S TECH-NOLCOY UTILIZATION PROGRAM.


TECHNOLOGY FOR SPACECRAFT DESIGN, A


PRODUCER ,USNASA


SHOWS THE FEATURES THAT MUST BE INCORPO-RATED INTO A SPACECRAFT INTENDED FOR LONGC URATION MANNED SPACE FLIGHT AND THE TECH-NOLOGY THAT IS BEING DEVELOPED TO SOLVE THENUMEROUS PROSLEMS.

1967 PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'LIVING INSPACE, PT 3, A TECHNOLOGY FOR SPACECRAFTDESIGN.'

FROM THE LIVING IN SPACE SERIES.SALE

DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS PASSIVE EXERCISESWHICH CAN SE USED TO AID A PATIENT IN MAIN-TAINING JOINT MOBILITY.

TECHNIGUES OP ARMY NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY, TNE

27 MIN. 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, UMW 19413

PRODUCER USA


EXPERTS IN PHOTOJOURNALISM FIELD DEFINE ANDILLUSTRATE EIJENTIALS OF SUPERIOR NEWS PHO-TOGRAPHY, °COVERING STILL ANO MOTION PICTURETECHNIQUES.

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION


PRODUCER USTID SPONSOR USNASA


DESCRIBES HOW PRIVATE FIRMS HAVE MADE PRA°TICAL USE Of NASA DEVELOPED TECHNOLOGY. IN-CLUDING THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION RETRIEVALsewcts MADE AVAILABLE THRU NASA'S TECH-NOLOGY UTILIZATION PROGRAM.


326

TEMPROMANDISULAR JOINT ARTHROPLASTY -TRACAPSULAR

NI-


AVOWER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES THE VARIOUS STEPS OF A TEM-PROMANIABULAR JOINT ARTHROPLASTY PROCE-DURE. THE PATIENT PRESENTS A VARIETY OF TMJSYMPTOMS, INCLUDING A LONG HISTORY OF PER-SISTENT PAIN WHICH WAS MORE SEVERE ON PAL-PALATION. A LOUD CLICKING SOUND ON OPENINO,LIMITED FUNCTION, AND RADIOGRAPHIC EVIMNCEOF IRREGULARITY OF THE CONDYLAR HEAL. DE-SCRIBES AND DEMONSTRATES THE SURGICAL PRO-CEDURES. POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS ARE EVALU-ATED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TIN STANDARD FIRE FIGHTING ORDERS

11 2 X 2 SLIDES, SILENT. COL

PRODUCER USNWCG


1977

SALE

TRAINS FIREFIGHTERS How TO KNOW AND APPLYTHE TEN STANDARD ORDERS TO FIRE SITUATKAS,

25 STUDENT TEXTBOOKS INCLUDED.

TIN-POUR UNCLE CHARLJE


PRODUCER USFCC


USES ANIMATION TO PRESENT INFORMATION ONTHE HISTORY OF CITIZEN'S BAND COMMUNICATION,THE FEDERAL COMMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION,AND CB ETIQUETTE72 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE. 2.TRACK. MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS ONLY. SCRIPTINCLUDED.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TENSION TESTING

21 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. SAW 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW AN HYDRAULIC TENSION TESTING MA-CHINE OPERATES, AND HOW TO PREPARE THE MA-CHINE AND A SPECIMEN FOR A TEST. DESCRIBESHOW TO CONDUCT THE TEST TO DETERMINE THESPECIMEN'S ELASTIC LIMIT, YIELD POINT. AND ULTI-MATE STRENGTH.


TINT FLAPS ARO FLAPJACKS

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 196,e

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NG 004002/RL SALE

PORTRAYS THE RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITTIESIN THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE NORTHCENTRALSTATES

TERNARY PHASE DIAGRAM


PROWCER USAEC


DEPICTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW AND RAPIDTECHNIQUE FOR PREPARATION OF TERNARYPHASE DIAGRAMS REQUIRED IN THE SEARCH FORUSEFUL ALLOYS. SINCE THERE ARE MORE THAN4,000 COMBINATIONS OF THREE-ELEMENT ALLOYSWHICH CAN BE MADE FROM COMMON METALSALONE. A COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF SUCHDIAGRAMS IS NEEDED. THE TEOINIQUE SHOWNFOR DETERMINING TERNARY PHASE ALLOY DIA-GRAMS MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO CIRCUMVENT APREVIOUSLY TEDIOUS, IME CONSUMING. ANDCOSTLY RESEARCH PROCEDURE.

TIRRAOTRAMICS


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THE EARTH PENETRATION PROGRAMAT SANDIA LABORATORIES. WHICH IS CONCERNEDWITH DETERMINING THE NATURE AND COMPOSI-TION OF SUB-SURFACE SOIL USING EARTH-PENE-TRATING. BALLISTIC VEHICLES. SHOWS EARLY EX-PERIMENTATION. THE EVOLUTION OF THE PRO-GRAM. THE DELIVERY TECHNIQUES ANO DESIGN OFSEVERAL PENETRATION VEHICLES, PLUS A TYPICALRECOVERY OPERATION AND POST -REOOVERYANALYSIS.

TESTING ARO INERVIDUAL THERAPY FOR THE APHA-SIC PATIENT


pRooucER USVA

TITLE AO. 003660/FIL SALE

EXPLAINS THE TESTING AND REHABILITA I ION PRO-CEDURES THAT ARE USED IN VETERANS ADMINIS-TRATION HOSPITALS FOR APHASICS OF DIFFERENTTYPES. DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS METHODS OFPSYCHOLOGICAL AND PERSONALITY TESTING ANDSHOWS PATIENTS UNCERGOING THERAPY FORMOTOR, SENSORY, AND FORMULATION APHASIA.

TESTING ?POLL°


PRODUCER USNASA

TULE AO. 003651/71L SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE TESTING PROGRAMS FOR THESATURN AND APOLLO SPACECRAFT. SHOWS TEST-ING SEQUENCE!! :N THE VEHICLE ASSEMBLY BUILD-ING AND ON TM: LAUNCH PAD.


TISTPORT29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1971

PROOUCER USN

TITLE AV 005200/AL SALE

SHOWS MISSION OF AND SERVICES PROVIDED BYTHE NAVAL AIR TEST. CENTER, PATUXENT RIVER,MO.

TSAI - BASIC COURSE, VOL 1


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 006941/ALTEXT INCLUDED.

THAI - BASIC COURSE, VOL 1 (SAMPLER)


PROOUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 006675/FILTEXT INCLUDED.

THAI BASIC COURSE, VOL


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO. 0061142/FILTEXT INCLUDED.

THAI BASIC COURSE, VOL 2 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USES!

TITLE NO. 010146/RLTEXT INC L UDED.

THAT FEELING OF PALUNG


PRODUCER USBIE

TITLE AO. 007997/FIL

SALE

SALE

SAL4'

SALE

1976

SALE

GIVES A LOOK AT STAIRWAY FALLS. GLASS DOORACCIDENTS. AND BATHTUB SLIPS AND FALLS. DIS-USSES WHAT CAN BE DONE TO PREVENT THEM.SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE TO CONSTRUCT HAN-DRAILS ON STAIRS. HANDGRIPS ON BATHROOMWALLS, AND SLIP-RESISTANT SURFACES ON STAIR-WAYS.

THAT JOS INTERVIEW


PRODUCER USOLMP

77 TLE NO. 7401197/RL SALE

STRESSES USEFUL TECHNIQUES FOR VETERANRTO USE IN JOS INTERVIEWS WITH PROSPECTIVEEMPLOYERS, AND ILLUSTRATES FOR EMPLOYERSTHE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF MILITARY TRAININGTO CIVILIAN JOGS.


THAT OTHERS MAY UVE - THE MINION OF THE AIRRESCUE BERME

22 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SO. COL 1963

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE CAPABILITIES AND DEDICATION OF THEAIR RESCUE SERVICE, STRESSING ITS ABILITY TOPERFORM IN THE SPACE AGE.


THAT ma MIST WILL BE OURS

IS MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PROOUCER USDA


COVERS THE EXACTING HANDLING, PROCESSING,ANO LABELING REQUIREMINTS THAT MEAT ANOPOULTRY PACKERS MUST HEED IN PREPARINGTHEIR PRODUCTS, AND THE INSPECTION CONTROLSUSED TO HELP INSURE THAT THE REQUIREMENTSARE MET. EQUALLY IMPORTANT, IT SHOWS THE'SHOPPING. HANDUNG, STORA1E. AND PREPARA-TION STEPS THAT CONSUMERS CAN TAKE FROMTHE FOODSTORE TO THE HOME TABLE. TO GETTHE BEST BUYS AND TO INSURE THAT THESEF0006 STAY AS SAFE AND WHOLESOME AS THEYWERE WHEN THEY LEFT THE PACKING PLANT.

THAT ma LAST OE TM MST29 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, OCK. 1E71

PRODUCER USERS'


REPORTS ON INITIATIVES OF THE WHITE HOUSECONFERENCE ON AGING. INCLUDES SCENES OFPRESIDENT NIXON AS HE ADDRESSES THE FINALSESSION ON DECEMBER 2, 1971.

THAT THEY MKT WALK ALONE


PROOUCER USNMAC


EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING THEMENTALLY RETARDED TO WALK AS SOON AS POS-

327 _qto .3

BIBLE, SINCE WALKING PROVIDES BENEFICIAL EX-ERCISE AND MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNINGAND SOCIALIZATION

THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT


PRODUCER USBEH


DEPICTS ALL ASPECTS OF THE REGIONAL INTER-VENTION PROGRAM FOR UNMANAGEABLE CHIL-DREN FROM INITIAL INTAKE THROUGH THE VAR-IOUS BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION MODULES TO THECHILD'S RETURN TO A NORMAL PUBLIC SCHOOLWITHIN TmE COMMUNITY.


THAT'S WHAT WE'RE HERE FON


PRODUCER USVADT

TITLE AO. 0077111/FIL SALE

DEPICTS ALL PHASES OF VETERANS ADMINISTRA-TION HOSPITAL DENTISTR". INCLUDING THE VAR-IOUS RESIDENCY PROGRAMS, GRADUATE TRAIN-ING. AND CONTINUING EDUCATION. FEATURES VADENTAL PERSONNEL AT SIX MAJOR HOSPITALSTHROUGHOUT THE U S.

THECOORE ROOSEVELT, AMERICAN

27 MIN, 16MM nuA, OPT SO, B&W 1955



USES DRAWINGS. CARTOONS. ANO PHOTOGRAPHS'TO REVIEW THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THEO-DORE ROOSEVELT FROM HIS CHILDHOOD TO HISDEATH

THIS IS CONSIDEREU OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY

moon Of HELICOPTER FLIGHT, TNE

22 MIN, 14IMM FILM, OPT. SD. Cot 1961

P'1004.Ktft USN

T.,TLE NO. 003656'RL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW THE HELICOPTER OETAINS LIFT,DIRECTIONAL STAIPLITf, AND CONTROL. SOOV3THE ME OF THE HELICOPTER IN WAR AND PEACE.

THEORY OF THE LEADACIO STORAGE CATTPRY

25 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. B&W 1051

PRODUCER USN

TM( NO. 741750/AL SALE

SHOWS IN DETAIL, BY USE Of ANIMATION. HOWCHEMICAL ENERGY IS CONVERTED INTO ELECTRI.CAL ENERGY TO PRODUCE ELECTROMOTIVEFORCE

THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE ORTHOPEDIC':

21 NIH, ISMM FILM. OPT. SD, BOW 1960

PRODUCES USA

HTLE N). 0331167/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES SUIT-ABLE 114 THE MANAGEMENT OF ORTHOPEDICCASES.

THiS HAS SEEN CGCLARED OBSOLETE FOR US1WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGEW7.i.

THERAPIUTTC uses oft mum ARO cow, PT 1, AO-MINIETERKIII HOT APPLICATIONS

21 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW 1945

PRODUCER usoe

MU NO. 002651/FIL RENTAL SALE

DIESCf 111115 SOOT AF.A.CTIONS TO HEAT AND THEAPPLICATION OF VAADUS KINDS OF HEAT IN THEALLEVIATION OF PAIN.PRODUMD IN COOPERATION WITH THE U S PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE.

FROM THE mmswa SERIES.

MERANO/TIC USES OF HEAT AND COLD, PT 9, AD-MINISTERING COLD APPLICATIONS

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, RAW

PROOLICER USOE

TITLE AO. 0031169/AL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THERAPEUTIC USES OF COLD, DIS-CUSSES HOW TO ADMINISTER COLD APPLICATIONS,AND SHOWS BODY RESPONSES TO COLD. DEMON-STRATES wow TO ADMINISTER CONTRAST BATHSAND ICE BAGS. HOW TO APPLY ICE PACKS AS ANES-THEIK AND HOW TO USE REFRIGERATING BLAN-KETS MO THE COLD CHAMSER.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE US PUSLICHEALTH SERVICE.

1945


THERE IS A WAY (REVCO/


PRODUCER USAF

nnE NO 741940/RI SALE

PORTRAYS THE LIFE Of F-105 PILOTS WHO DAILYFIGHT THE AIR WAR IN SOUTHEAST ASIA PICTURESTHEIR HAZARDOUS MISSIONS AGAINST DETER.MINED ENEMY FORCES IN THE NORTH, WHILEPILOTS AND CREWS TELL ABOUT THE JOB THEYARE DOING

CLEARED FOR IV THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE.Fact CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

THERE MUST et A CATO'


PRODUCER USOLMP


PORTRAYS A YOUNG MAN NEWLY MOTIVATED BYTHE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE BEING SCREENED OUTBY THE NARROW, UNREALISTIC HIRING POLICY OFA PERSONNEL OFFICE. COMPARES THE SILENT AN-GUISH OF THE JOOSEEKER WITH THE FRUSTRATIONOF AN EMPLOYER WHO CAN'T FIND COMPETENTHELP

FROM THE CAREER JOS OPPORTUNITY FILMSERIES


THEY CLEAR THE WAY


PRODUCSR USA


DESCRIBES THE U S ARMY ENGINEERS, WHOSE JOEIIT IS TO BUILD BRIDGES, AIRFIELDS. AND ROADS INVIETNAM IN ORDER TO BRING MOBILITY TOCOMBAT FORCES

FROM THE NG PICTURE SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV.

THEY'RE OUT TO GET YOU

13 MIN, 11IMM FILM, 01 f SD, COL

PRODUCER USS8A


SHOWS HOW SHOPLIFTERS OPERATE AND, INDI-RECTLY, POINTS OUT PREVENTIVE MEASURESSMALL BUSINESSMEN CAN TAKE TO LIMIT SHO.PLIFTING IN THEIR STORES.

1969

THINK UKE A MOUNTAIN


PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OFWILDLIFE AND THE DUTY OF THE FOREST SERVICETO PROTECT THEM. SHOWS MOUNTAINMEN, COW.

BOYS, WOLF TRAPPERS, AND A HERMIT DISCUSS-ING THE CHANGES THEY HAVE WITNESSED IN THELAND AND ITS WILDLIFE.

THINKING MADE VIENNA, PT I

30 MIN:16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1964

PRODUCER USFAA


PRESENTS A LECTURE BY DR GEORGE 0 LINTON,DEAN OF COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, GEORGE WASHING.TON UNIVERSITY EXPLAINS PROPER WRITING INCOMMUNICATING TO OTHERS

FROM THE WHAT IS 0000 WRITING SERIES'

THINKING MADE VISISLI, PT 2


PRODUCER USFA.A

TITLE P.C. 743620/RL SALE

PRESENTS A LECTURE BY DR GEORGE D LINTON,DEAN OF COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, GEORGE WASHING.TON UNIVERSITY EXPLAINS PROPER WRITING INCOMMUNICATING TO OTHEPS

FROM THE IVN4 T IS GOOD WRIpNG SERIES

THIRD CHALLENGE, THE

45 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT:* SD, COL 1963

PRODUCER US000


ILLUSTRATES HOW REVOLUTIONS, INSURGENCY,AND SUBVERSION CONSTITUTE THE UNCONVEN.

TIONAL WARFARE OF THE THIRD CHALLENGEWHICH THE U S MUST FIGHT IN THE FAR FLUNGREACHES OF THE GLOBE


THIRD GRADE SCIENCE

i MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1986

PRODUCER USOE


ONE OF A SERIES DESIGNED TO STIMULATE TEACH-ER DISCUSSION OF THE VARIOUS USES OF PRO.GRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING THIRDGRADE SCIENCE.

FROM THE PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION THETEACHERS ROLE SERIES.

THIRD LANTERN FOR THE THIRD CENTURY, ME


PRODUCER USARBA


SHOWS THE APRIL 1975 CEREMONY IN THE OLDNORTH CHURCH, COMMEMORATING THE 200TH AN.NIVERSARY OF PAUL REVERE'S RIDE. INCLUDES ANADDRESS BY PRESIDENT FORD


THIRTY DAYS MEATH THE SEA


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE DRIFTING VOYAGE OF THE BEN FRANK.LIN SUBMERSIBLE UNDER THE GULF STREAM ANDHOW THE NEW KNOWLEDGE IS DERIVED FROM THECRUISE TO THE ADDITION OF THE UNDERSTANDINGOF THE OCEANS.

THIRTY-SECOND INFANTRY DIVISION


PRODUCER USA


TRACES THE HISTORY OF THE U S ARMY'S 32NDINFANTRY DIVISION T, IROUGH THE CIVIL WAR,SPANISH.AMERICAN WAR, MEXICAN BORDER CAM-PAIGN, AND WORLD WARS i AND II HIGHLIGHTS ITSACTION AT BUNA, SAIDOR, ANITAPE, LEYTE, LUZON.AND IN THE OCCUPATION IN JAPAN.

THIRTY-SIXTH INFANTRY DIVISION


PRODUCER USA


HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE 36TH INFANTRY DIVI-SION DURING WORLD WARS I AND II, PARTICULARLYITS PART IN THE BATTLEs AT SALERNO, SANPIETRO, CASSINO, ANZIO. AND IN GERMANY

MIS IS FREDERICA


PRODUCER USDAVA


RECREATES SCENES OF TOWNLIFE IN THE EARLY111TH CENTURY VILLAGE RELATE THE FORT'S IN.Of ITANCE AS A BUFFER AGAINST SPANISH EXPAN-

SION FROM THE SOUTH FILMED AT FORT FREDER.ICA, AND EARLY BRITISH COLONY ON ST SIMONSISLAND, GA.

RIETY AND GRANDEUR AND SIGNIFICANCE OF OURNATIONAL PARKS BY TRACING THE MARK OF MANUPON THIS COUNTRY

THIS WAY TO REALITY


PRODUCER AHOA


INTRODUCES REALITY ORIENTATION TECHNIOUESAND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATION TO FAMILIESOF GERIATRIC PATIENTS AND P4ON.INSTITUTIONALPERSONNEL AS WELL AS MEDICAL pROFESSIONALSIN THE FIELD OF MENTAL. HEAL f H AS APPLIED TOTHE AGING. DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS OF THE EL.DERLY IN INSTITUTIONS DEMONSTRATES THAT THEPROGRAM CAN HELP MANY AGED PERSONS CON.TINA FUNCTIONING WITH MINIMAL ASSISTANCEAND CARE.701 SLIDES. WITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 1 GUIDEBOOK AND I AHA BOOK-LET INCLUDED.

THOROUGHLY MODERN MOLLY


PRODUCER USN


DEPICTS VARIOUS JOBS, DUTY STATIONS, ANDTRAINING OF MODERN WOMAN MARINES.

THOSE FIRST VAIN,17 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1976

PRODUCEH USNMAC

E NO 0:0467/RL SALE

BEKAVIORS WHICH EXEMPLIFY CONCEPTSTHAT ARE IMPORTANT IN THE Et"RLY YEARS OFLIFE PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR, EMOTIONAL BEHAVIORS,GROUNDWORK FOR INDEPENDENT BEHAVIOR, IN.VESTIGATIVE AND EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOR, DE.VELOPMENT OF COORDINATE BEHAVIOR, COMPLI-ANCE BEHAVIOR, ROLE MOOELING, AND PEER IN-TERAC GONPRODUCED IN COOPERATIION WITH NELL HODGSONWOODRUFF SCHOOL Of NURSING 24.PAGE STUDYMANUAL IS AVAILABLE FOR $4.25

FROM THE BEHAVIORALLY SPEAKING SERIES

CLEARED FOR TV

MOIE W140 STAY IIEHINO

16 MIN, 11341A FILM, OPT SD, COL 1969

PRODUCER USSRS


DESCRIBES HARDSHIPS OF ISOLATED AND MAD-VANT AGED RURAL FAMILIES. EMPHASIZES THE SPE.CIAL PROBLEMS OF A FAMILY WITH AN AFFLICTEDCHILD.

THOUGH THE EARTH NE MOVED THE ALASKANEARTHQUAKE


PRODUCER USOCO SPONSOR USDCPA


SHOWS THE GOOD FRIDAY EARTHQUAKE OF 1954THAT STRUCK ALASKA WITH A FORCE EOUAL TO 10MILLION ATOMIC BOMBS OF THE SIZE THAT LEV.ELED HIROSHIMA

CLEARED FOR TV

THIS IS LIVESTOCK POOLING


PRODUCER USDA

nnE NO. 004004/RI SALE

SHOWS THE SELLING OF LIVESTOCK THROUGHAUCTION MARKETING POOLING, ADVANTAGES OFMARKETING LIVESTOCK BY THIS METHOD *ARE Ex.PLAINED

MIS IS VORTAC

is MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USFAA

TITLE NO 003666/RL

EXPLAINS THE COMBINATION VORNAVIGATIONAL SYSTEMS

1959

SALE

AND TACAN

MIS LAND17 MIN, IMAM FILIt,, OPT SD, COL 1947

PROOUCER USDAVA


PROVIDES A POETIC ANSE OF RELEVANCE TO THEVAST NATURAL TREASURES AND THE IMMENSE VA.

328

THOUSAND VICTORIES, A

17 MIN. 1I5MM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1973

PRODIXER USREED SPONSOR USA


DOCUMENTS THE DAILY LIFE OF YOUNG MICHAELRADCLIFF, BORN WITHOUT HANDS, AS HE ADAPTSTO THE USE OF HIS SURGICALLY.SEPARATED FORE-ARM BONES TO LEAD A NORMAL LIFE

THREADING TAPS AND DIES, PT 7

I5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1054

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE OPERATIONS INVOLVED IN TAPPINGAND THREADING AS THE WORKER VIEWS THEM INPERFORMANCE OF THE TASK EXPLAINS THE USESOF TAPER, PLUG, AND BOTTC4.41140 TAPS, ANDSHOWS DIE ADJUSTMENTS FOR OBTAINING THE DE.SIRED FIT OF THREADS TO TAPPED HOLES

THREE CHEERS ON A JUNE DAY


PROCKICER USN


SHOW; JUNE WEEK AND GRADUATION AT THENAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND.

THREE MEALS A DAY, PLUG


PROOLICER USCHND


EMPHASIZES THAT ALTHOUGH LUNCH IS ONLY ONEOf A CHILD'S THREE OR MORE MEALS A DAY, ITMAY BE THE ONLY NUTRITIONALLY BALANCED ONEHE HAS ALL DAY. EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCEOF PROPER FOOD SERVED AT BREAKFAST,SNACKS, AND DINNER. SUGGESTIONS ARE MADEFOR ADDING NUTRITIOUS SNACKS TO DAILY FOODINTAKES.

FFITIM THE FOOD FOR YOUTH SERIES.

CLEARED FOR N.

THRUMMED GRINDING A STRAIGHT PIN, PT 2

1974 28 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD, SAW

PROOUCER US OE


SHOWS HOW TO BALANCE THE GRINDING WHEEL,POSITION WORK FOR GRINDING, ADJUST WORKGUIDES, TAKE A TRIAL GRIND, ELIMINATE TAPER INTHE GRINDING WHEEL. USE A CROWN CAM TODRESS THE GRINDING WHEEL, AND CHECK THEWORKPIECES.


THREE TIMES THREE


pROOLICER usseA


1044

THUNDIRSINDS, THE


PRODUCER USAF1969 TITLE NO. CP31842/RL SALE

SHOWS HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF THUNDER-BIRDS IN ACTION. PRESENTS VARIOUS DEMON.STRATIONS OF DIFFERENT AIRCRAFTS, INCLUDINGTHE 44140 THROUGH 44.E.

CLEARED FOR TV.

1975

SALE

ILLUSTRATES NINE IMPORTANT KEYS TO SMALLBUSINESS SUCCESS-PERSONAL ABILITY Of THEOWNER. USE Of OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE AND INFOR.MATION, UNDERSTANDING Of INSURANCE, REGULA.TIONS, TAXES, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. KNOWINGSOURCES OF CAPITAL, MAINTENANCE AND use OfBUSINESS RECORDS, UNDERSTANDING FINANCIALFACTORS, EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION AND PLAN-NING. AND USING GOOD MANAGEMENT TECH.NIOUES.

THREE-PRASE MOTOR, PT 1, PREPARING TO REWIND


PRODUCER us:*


SHOWS HOW TO INTERPRET AND RECORD NAME.PLATE DATA Of A 3.PHASE MOTOR, IDENTIFY THELINE AND FINISH LEADS, REMOVE COILS AND OE.TERM1NE COIL SPAN, USE A COIL WINDING MA.CHINE, AND END-TAPE MACHINE WOUND COILS.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. MOTORMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR, NO. 4.

THREE-PRASE MOTOR, PT 2, REWINDING


PRODUCER USOE


1045

SALE

SHOWS HOW TO INSERT MUSH COILS AND SEPARA.TORS; FOLD. TRIM, AND WEDGE SLOT INSULATIONAROUND WINDINGS; INSERT PHASE INSULATION;AND MAKE A DELTA CONNECTION.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. MOTORMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR. NO. 5.

THREE-WIRE SERVICE ENTRANCE


PROWCER USOE


DESCRIBES MOW TO MOUNT AND CONNECT ANOUTDOOR METER CONNECTION BOX AND A SER.VICE CONTROL BOX, GROUND A 3.WIRE SERVICEENTRANCE INSTALLATION, AND INSTALL A CONCEN-TRIC SERVICE ENTRANCE CABLE.


THRESHOLD


PRODUCER USDHEW

rine NO 747898/RL SALE

ILLUSTRATES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RE-SEARCH AND MEDICAL CARE. SHOWS THE BROADSCOPE Of MOOERN RESEARCH-BASED ANESTHESI.OLOGY-SURGERY, RESPIRATORY AND INTENSIVECARE UNITS FOR THE CRITICALLY ILL AND THE DI-AGNOSIS AND TREATMENT Of PERSISTENT PAIN.PHYSCIANSCIENTISTS TALK FRANKLY ABOUTTHEMSELVES AND THEIR RESEARCH CAREERS.

THRUMMED GRINDING A STRANNIT PIN, PT 1

29 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO. B1W 1944

PROOLICER usoe


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLE Of CENTERLESS GRIND.ING AND DESCRIBES THE BASIC ELEMENTS Of THECENTERLESS GRINDING MACHINE. SHOWS HOW TO

.SET UP THE MACHINE AND TRUE THE GRINDINGAND REGULATING WHEELS

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE CENTERLESS GRINDING MACHINE.NO. 1

THUNDCRBOLT


PROOUCER USAF


TELLS THE STORY OF THE 57TH FIGHTER GROUP'SPARTICIPATION IN 'OPERATION STRANGLE' IN ITALYIN 1944. DISCUSSES THE USE Of THE P-47 THUN-DERBOLT FIGHTERSOMBER IN THE OPERATION,WHICH DENIED GERMAN TROCVS BADLY NEEDEDSUPPLIES.

THIS IS CONSIDERED Of HISTORICAL VALUE ANDOOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

THUNOIRGOLTS, THE - RAMROD TO EMDEN

33 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, LAW 190PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS THE PLANNING FOR AN ESCORT Of P-47'STO ACCOMPANY A BOMBING MISSION OVER EMDEN,GERMANY IN WORLD WAR II. INCLUDES COMBATSCENES SHOWING FIGHTERS DOWNING GERMANPLANES, AND SHOWS THE PILOTS BEING DE.BRIEFED AFTER THE MISSION.

THYRATRON SAWTOOTH GENERATOR

25 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD. B4W

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS AN ELECTRON BEAM MOVING ACROSS THEFACE Of AN OSCILLOSCOPE, AND POINTS OUTTHAT THE THYRATRON SAWTOOTH GENERATORPRODUCES THE WAVESHAPES REQUIRED TO MOVETHE ELECTRON BEAM. GIVES A DETAILED ANALYSISOF THE CIRCUIT OPERATION AND CONSTRUCTS ATIMEAMPLITUCIE GRAPH OF THE SAWTOOTHWAVES. EXPLAINING ITS PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICALLENGTH.KINESCOPE.


MYRON) AREA, THE


PRODUCER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES DISSECTION Of THE DEEPERSTRUCTURES OF THE THYROID AREA. NOTES PRAC-TICAL SURGICAL APPLICATIONS. REVIEWS THEENTIRE PRETRACHEAL AREA DIAGRAMMATICALLY.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL Of DENTISTRY.


TICKS AND TICK4ORNE DISEASE




DISCUSSES TICKS AND THEIR IMPORTANL2 INTRANSMITTING DISEASES. THE BIOLOGY Of TICKS,AND HOW TO CONTROL THEM.

TIMBER AND TOTEM POLES


PROOLICER USDA


SHOWS THE TIMBER RESOURCES Of THE TONGASSNATIONAL FOREST IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA AND EX-

329

PLAINS THE MEANING OF THE TOTEM POLES OfTHE INDIANS.

'PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'TOTEM POLES.'

TIME 1101111 IN THE RIVER

24 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SI), COL 1953

PRODUCER, USAE


DOCUMENTS THE SEARCH, RECOVERY, AND SAL.VAGE OF FOUR HUGE TANKS OF DANGEROUSLIOUID CHLORINE FRCM A SUNKEN BARGE IN THEMISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR NATCHEZ. MISSISSIPPI.COVERS EMERGENCY PLANNING Of FEDERAL,STATE. AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. AND THE REDCROSS, TO PROTECT THE HEALTH AND WELFAREOF 50.000 RESIDENTS IN A 30-MILE RADIUS.

TIME OF APOLLO, THE

28 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SI), COL 1975

PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS PRESIDENT KENNEDY SAYING 'TI4I3NATION SHOULD COMMIT ITSELF TO ACHIEVINGTHE GOAL, BEFORE THIS DECADE IS OUT, Of LAND-ING A MAN ON THE MOON AND RETURNING HIMSAFELY TO EARTH' IN 1951. PROVES THAT PROJECTAPOLLO HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL.

TIME OF THE WM


PRODUCER USDAVA


PRESENTS THE HONEST TRUTH AND REAL GLORYOf THE EXPANSION Of AMERICA WESTWARD. DOC-UMENTS MEANINGFUL EVIDENCES Of A GREAT PIO.NEER PEOPLE.

TIME TO LIMN, A - REALITY ORIENTATION IN THENUMINIG MME

28 MIN. IIIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1973

PRODUCER USVATA


EMPHASIZES THE IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS OfREALITY ORIENTATION IRO) IN THREE DISTINCTNURSING HOME SETTINGS. _ILLUSTRATES THEACTUAL STAFF.TRAINING Of THE THREE FACILITIESUSING VARIOUS TEACHING TECHNIQUES. DEMON-STRATES METHODS Of IMPLEMENTING RO WITHONLY LIMITED INFORMATION ON THE RO CONCEPTSAND BASIC PRINCIPLES. DISCUSSES THE RO AS AREHABILITATIVE OR PREVENTIVE TECHNIQUE.

TINE, PT. 1, 2. AND 3


PROOUCER usN


EXPLAINS THE DIVISION Of THE GLOBE INTO TIMEZONES APPARENT, SIDEREAL AND MEAN TIME -USE OF THE CHRONOMETER ANO THREE MEANSOf RECKONING TIME.PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS HAVE LISTED THIS AS'TIME.'

FROM THE NA VKIA770N SERIES.

TWINING AND SOLDER woo


PROW ER USOE

. TITLE NO 750745/RL RENT& SALE

SHOWS HOW TU CLEAN COPPER TUBING FOR TIN.NINO. APPLY FLUX TO COPPER. AND TIN COPPERTUBING BY NAND AND BY DIPPING. DEMONSTRATESHOW COPPER REACTS TO HEAT WHEN BEINGDIPPED AND SOLDER WIPED.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. COPPER-SMITHING NO. 4.

TIROS EXPERIMENTAL WEATHER SATELLITE


PROOUCER USNASA


DEPICTS TH'I PREPARATION AND LAUNCH Of THEROCKET VEHICLE AND PAYLOAD Of TIROS I.

TITLE 1 READING CENTER PROGRAM - SNOWARDCOUNTY, FLORIDA

10 MIN, 35MM FILMSTRIP,AUDIOCASSETTE. COL 1975

PROWCER USARP

TITLE NO. 009794/RL SALE84 FRAMES, 1 AUDIOCASSETTE WITH AUDIBLE ANDINAUDIBLE ADVANCE SKINALS, 4.TRACK, MONO, AMANAGEMENT PROCESS HANOI:100K AN INSTRUC-

TIOIVAL COMPONENTS HANDBOOK, A FLOW CHARTDEPICTING THE PROGRAM PROCESS, AND AN OB-JECTIVE -ACTIVITIES-ASSESSMENT CHART INCLUOED

FROM THE RIGHT TO READ PACKAGES FOR EFFEOTIVE READING PROGRAMS SERIES.

TO CHOC= THE KA14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1965

PRODUCER USCG


SHOWS THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT FACING THEDECISION OF WHAT COLLEGE AND WHAT CAREERTO CHOOSE. SHOWS HOW HE DECIDES ON THECOAST GUARD ACADEMY. TAKES HIM INTO SEVER-AL ASSIGNMENTS-SHIPBOARD DUTY, AVIATION,AND POST-GRADUATE WORK.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TO DEVELOP PRACEFUL APPUCATIONS FOR NUCLE-AR EXPLOSPIES


PRODUCER USAEC


EMPHASIZES THE COMPLEX LABORATORY ANDFIELD RESEARCH PROCEDURES WHICH SUP:IORTALL NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVE ENGINEERING EXPERI-MENTS IN THE U S PROGRAM CALLED PLOWSHARE.DESCRIBES TNO RECENT EXPERIMENTS IN THE NU-CLEAR STIMULATION OF NATURAL GAS FIELL/3--GASBUGGY AND RULISON.

TO RUMINATI ALL UNRIASONABLI RISKS


PRODUCER USCPSC


EXPLAINS WHAT THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETYCOMMISSION IS AND WHAT IT DOES. SHOWS INVES-TIGATIONS, DATA GATHERING, CONSUMER PANELS,ENGINEERING, AND OTHER COMMISSION ACTIVI.TIES.

TO FILL A NERD


PRODUCER USDLMP

77711 NO. 751510 /RL SALE

DRAMATIZES HOW COMPUTERS SERVING AS JOBBANKS PROVIDE FASTER, BETTER SERVICE FORJOBLESS APPLICANTS AS WELL AS EMPLOYERS.STATES THAT MORE THAN 60 JOB BANKS ARE NOWBEING USED BY STATE EMPLOYMENT SECURITYAGENCIES AND THEIR PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT OF-FICES THROUGHOUT THE NATION.

FROM THE CAREER JOS OPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.26

CLEARED FOR TV.

TO FIND ANSWIRS

29 MIN, 164IM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

ARODUCER USSR S


DISCUSSES RESEARCH FOR THE HANDICAPPED.DEMONSTRATES SEVERAL DEVICES TO ILLUSTRATEHOW SCIENCE IS IMPROVING LIFE FOR THE DIS-ABLED.


TO MUTAT THE SUN


PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS CONTROLLED THERMONUCLEAR RESEARCHOVER TWO DECADES. INCLUDES DESCRIPTION OFFOUR MAJOR AMERICAN FUSION DEVICES--OF TWOX TWO, SCYLLAC, ASTRON, AND ORMAK ALSO DIS-CUSSES THE MODELING OF PLASMAS.

TO KW OUR LIBERTY


PRODUCER USDAvA

TITLE NO 010126/RL MENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE CRITICAL ISSUES AND EVENTSFROM 1 /63 TO 1775, THAT LED TO THE BREAK WITHTHE MOTHER COUNTRY AND WHICH CULMINATEDTHE FIRST ARMED CONFLICT AT CONCORD ANDLEXINGTON

TO LIVE AGAIN

29 MIN, IMM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1 NO

PRODUCER USOVR"


PRESENTS CURRENT ATTITUDES TOWARD THE DE-VELOPMENT OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION.

SHOWS A COUNSELOR REMINISCING ABOUTGROWTH AND CHANGE IN THE FIELD, INCLUDINGTHE EFFECT OF GOVERNMENTAL LEGISLATION.THIS IS NOT A PART OF THE 'TO LIVE AGAIN'SERIES, PRODUCED BY USSRS.

TO LIVE AGAIN-A SERIES


PRODUCER USSRS


PRESENTS THE STORIES OF INDIVIDUALS IN NEEDOF HELP FOR A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT REASONS.SHOWS HOW THEY ARE ABLE TO DEFEAT THEIRPROBLEM AND THE SUBSEQUENT DIFFERENCES INTHEIR LIVES.

AFTIR THE ACCIDENT 29MIN

ALCOHOL 29MIN

BLACK CURTAIN, n4R 2eMIN

DRUGS 29MIN

GLASS WALL, THE

GREAT EXPECTATIONS 29MIN

LAST CHANCE, THE zemIN

NEW START, A 29MIN

TO FIND ANSWIRS 29MIN

WHERE THEWS A WILL 29MIN

TO LIVE IN DARKNESS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 001916/RL

1947

SALE

PRESENTS .DFIAMATIZED INCIDENTS SHOWINGTHREE PLANT WORKERS WHO LOST THEIR SIGHTTHROUGH CARELESSNESS.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1044. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1947

TO OPEN A DOOR

30 MIN, 164IM FILM, OPT. SD, COL I VW

PRODUCER USNMAC


DOCUMENTS AN ACTUAL POLIO CAMPAIGN IN ALARGE EASTERN CITY. SHOWS THE PROBLEM ITFACED OF GAINING THE ATTENTION AND RE-SPONSE FROM THE 'SUBMERGED ONE.THIRD' OFTHE POPULATION. RECORDS THE FEARS, DOUBTS,AND HOSTILITIES WHICH COULD HAVE STOOD BE.'PREEN THE PROGRAM AND SUCCESS, AND PRE-SENTS THE MEANS OF OVERCOMING THESE.

TO SW, TO TRACK TO HEAL


PRODUCER USNIH


THROUGH DRAMATIZION ABOUT A YOUNG BOYSFIGHT FOR LIFE BRINGS INTO SHARP FOCUS THEWAY IN WHICH THE NATION'S NETWORK OF MEDI.CAL CENTERS, MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTIONSAND MEDICAL SCHOOLS CAN MOBILIZE AND BRINGINTO LIFESAVING USE MAN'S NEWEST KNOWL.EDGE. TELLS HOW WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE NA.TIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH, THESE INSTITU-TIONS TEACH AND TRAIN NEW PHYSICIANS AND RE.SEARCH SCIENTISTS, SEEK NEW MEDICAL KNOWL-EDGE, AND BRING BETTER HEALTH TO THE PEOPLEOF THE NATION.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TO SPEAK WITH FRIENDS

29 MIN, 164IM FILM, OPT. SD, SAW

PRODUCER USOE


1960

SALE

ILLUSTRATES INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES IN ELE.MENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS USING LAN.GUAGE LABORATORIES, TELEVISION, MOTION PIC-TURES, RECORDINGS, SLIDES, AND OTHER SPECIALAUDIO-VISUAL FACILITIES TO HELP STUDENTS INUNDERSTANDING AND SPEAKING FOREIGN LAN-GUAGES.

TO PIM THE BLACK TIDE

14 MIN, IIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1976

PRODUCER USCG


SHOWS THE COAST GUARD'S ROLE IN THE DETEC-TION, LOCATION. AND PREVENTION OF OIL SPILLSAND POLLUTION. COAST GUARD MARINE SAFETYAND PORT SAFETY PERSONNEL MAKE PERIODIC IN-SPECTIONS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONALVESSELS. FEATURES THE NEW TECHNOLOGY ANDMANPOWER EMPLOYED IN CONTAINING OIL SPILLSOR MINIMIZING CONTAMINATION. ALSO DEPICTSTHE NEWLY TRAINED AND AND EOUIPPED OIL POL.LUTION RESPONSE TEAMS.

330

OBACCO

5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL '471

PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO. 002210 / RL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE QUANTITY SOLD IN THE US ANDTHE EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEM.


TODAY AND TOW/4114cm


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS VA YOUTH VOLUNTEERS IN BOTH CAREEREXPLORATIONS AND INDIRECT PATIENTS SERVICEASSIGNMENTS, IT IS ANTICIPATED HELPFUL TO RE.CRUITING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND TO ILLUS-TRATE A WIDE RANGE OF HOSPITAL ASSIGNMENTS.IN WHICH YOUTH VOLUNTEERS CAN BOTH LEARNMD SERVE.

TODAY FOR TOMORROW


PRODUCER USFAA


1969

SALE

SHOWS FAA'S RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTCENTER IN ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. EXPLAINS THATTHERE ARE OVER 150 PROJECTS BEING CARRIEDOUT AT THE CENTER, INCLUDING EXPLORING SUCHFACETS OF CIVIL FLIGHT AS AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL,NEW AIRCRAFT, AIRPORT RUNWAYS ,1ND LIGHTINGSYSTEMS, WAKE TURBULENCE, STRUCTURALSTRESS, AND ALL -WEATHER LANDING CAPABILITY.

TODDLER MANAGEMENT


PROOLKXR USBEH


EXPLAINS HOW MOTHERS ARC TAUGHT TO MODIFYUNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIORS IN THEIR PRESCHOOLCHILDREN. THE PROGRAM IS RUN ENTIRELY BYMOTHERS WHO ARE NONPROFESSIONAL IN THECLINICAL SENSE, BUT WHO HAVE BEEN THROUGHTHE PROGRAM THEMLaVES AND ARE NOW USINGTHEIR EXPERIENCES TO HELP OTHERS.


TOM


PRODUCER USNIMH


FOCUSES ON A 26-YEATI.OLD MAN WHOSE LIFESTYLE APPEARS TO BE A TOTAL REJECTION OF THEOLD WORK ETHIC AND THE CONCEPT OF MATERIALSUCCESS AS A MEASURE OF PERSONAL WORTH.TOM WAS A SURFER AS A TEENAGER AND THENWENT THROUGH A PERIOD WHEN HE DROPPED LSDAND OTHER PSYCHEDELICS MANY TIMES.

FROM THE PROFESSICWAL DRUG FILMS SERIES,THE SOCIAL SEMINAR SERIES, AND THE YOUTHCULTURE SERIES.

TOMORROW WILL NOT WArT AIR, WATT!, ANDLAND CONSIRVATION


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO mown RENTAL SALE

INDICTS US FOR BEFOULING OUR AIR, WATER, ANDSOIL, AND SHOWS ATTEMPTS BY THE AIR FORCETO DO SOMETHING TO STOP POLLUTION WHEREPOSSIBLE.


TOMORROW'S POWER - TODAY

e MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD: COL 1964

PRODUCER USAEC


DEPICTS A NON-TECHNICAL FILM ON THE PRINCI-PLES OF ATOMIC POWER PRODUCTION, EXPLAININGWHY THE ENERGY OF THE ATOM IS USED TO SUP.PLEMENT CONVENTIONAL FOSSIL FUELS USES ANI-MATION TO DEMONSTRATE HOW NUCLEAR FISSIONCREATES HEAT AND HOW THAT HEAT IS CONVERT.ED INTO ELECTRICAL POWER COMPARES THEENERGY RELEASED BY THE URANIUM ATOM TOTHAT RELEASED BY COAL, GAS, AND GIVES THEKILOWATTS PRODUCED BY REPRESENTATIVEATOMIC POWER PLANTS IN THE UNITED STATES

3 3

TOOTNIMUSHING, PT 1, CIRCULAR SOWS METHOD

13 MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, CLh. 1972

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 0063SEIRL SALE

DEMONSTRA TES THE CIRCULAR SCRUB METHODOf TOOTHBRUSHING WITH A SOFT, MULTITUFTEDBRUSH ON A TYPOOONT, AND IN THE MOUTH OF APATIENT.

TOOTHORUSHIMIN PT & THE SASS TECHNIQUE

14 MIN, 10MM F!LM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER USVA

nra NO. 006366/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE BASS, OR INTRACREVICULAR,METHOD OF TOOTHBRUSHING WITH A SOFT MULTI-TUFTED TOOTHBRUSH ON A TYPODONT AND THEMOUTH OF A PATIENT.

TOPICAL FLUORIDES FOR CARIES PREVENTION


PRODUCER USNCP SPONSOR USNMAC


PRESENTS A STORY FROM BENCH TO FIELD OFTOPICAL FLUORIDES IN CARIES PREVENTION. EM-PHASIZES FLUORIDE MOUTH RINSE AND ECONOMYWHEN USED. DEPICTS SELFAPPLICATION BYSCHOOL CHILDREN. INCLUDES LABORATORY TECH-NIQUES AND EXPERIMENTS USED IN THE DEVELOP-MENT Of MAJOR AVAILABLE AGENTS. REPORTS ONTHEIR EFFECTIVENESS IN LABORATORY STUDIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TOPOGRAPHY BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD IN $ITU

16 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, CUL 1972

PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007045/RI

DEMONSTRATES THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD INSITU. ALSO SHOWS THE MENINGES IN RELATION-SHIP TO THE BRAIN, THE CORD, AND CERTAINSPINAL AND CRANIAL NERVES.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 01' FOR MORE INFORMATION.


TOPOGRAPHY MURAL BLOOD VESSELS17 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PRODUCER USNIAAC

TITLE NO. 007049/RI

DEALS WITH THE VASCULAR SUPPLY: THE VENOUSDRAINAGE, THE DURAL SINUSES, THE ARTERIALSUPPLY. AND THE CIRCLE OF WILUS.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. 02' FOR MORE INFORMATION.

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES. PT S.

TOPOGRAPHY CRANIAL NERVES


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 007648/FIL

COVERS THE CRANIAL NERVES, THEIR DISTRIBU-TION, FUNCTIONAL COMPONENTS, AND POINT OFATTACRMENT TO THE BRAIN.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. or FOR MORE INFORMATION.

FROM THE AEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES. PT 4.

TOPOGRAPNY DETAILED TOPOGRAPHY Of THEMAJOR DIVISIONS OF THE BRAIN

24 MIN, 3/4 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 007647/RL

DEALS WITH DETAILED TOPOGRAPHY OF THEBRAIN: MEDULLA. PONS, MIDSRAIN, CEREBELLUM,DIENCEPHALON, AND TELENCEPHALON.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. 01' FOR MORE INFORMATION.


TOPOGRAPHY MAJOR DIVISIONS OF THE MAINAND THEIR RELATION TO T/II EMBRYONICBRAIN


PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 0076461RL

ILLUSTRATES. WITH THE USE OF MOOELS, THE EM-BRYOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE BRAIN.

SHOWS THE PRIMARY BRAIN VESICLES AND THESTRUCTURES WHICH FORM FROM THEM.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 01 FOR MORE INFORMATION.


TOPOGRAPHY VENTRICLES ANO CEREBROSPINALFLUID


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007650/RL

CONCERNS THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID, ITSORIGIN, COURSE, AND FATE, AND INCLUDES A DEM-ONSTRATION OF THE VENTRICLES.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 01' FOR MORE INFORMATION.


TORNADO

15 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL / 19e1

PRODUCER USESSA


TELLS THE STORY OF A TYPICAL MIDWESTERN CITYTHAT LIES IN THE PATH OF A TORNADO. SHOWSSCENES OF A TORNACO IN ACTION AND PROTEC-TIVE PREPARATIONS. DESCRIBES WEATHER CONDI-TIONS WHICH GENERATE TORNACOES AND DIS-CUSSES THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERVICESADMINISTRATION'S METHODS OF CHARTING CONDI-TIONS AND ISSUING WARNINGS TO THE PUBLIC.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TORNADO BELOW


PRODUCER USNASA


INVOLVES A YOUNG FEMALE STUDENT PILOT WHOALMOST GETS CAUGHT IN THE PATH OF A TORNA-DO ON HER FIRST SOLO FLIGHT. EXPLAINS HOWTORNADOES ARE FORMED. THEIR CHARACTERIS-TICS, AND THE DEVASTATING DESTRUCTION THEYCAUSE. RELATES TO WORK BEING DONE IN THELABORATORY TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE TOR-NADO. AND STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF INFOR-MATION FROM EARLY WARNING WEATHER SATEL-LITES.

FROM THE RECNSCOVERY SERIES.

TORNADO PREPAREDNESS


PRODUCER USOPS

1976


PROVIDES STATISTICS ON TORNADOES - TYPESTHEM BY INTENSITY AND WATCH/WARNING CAPA-BILITY ADVOCATES COMMUNITY PLANNING,SAFETY DRILLS, AND TIE-DOWN LEGISLATION - ANDDISCUSSES THE VARIOUS WARNING DISSEMINA-TION SYSTEMS. SHOWS SOME OF THE LARGER,MORE DESTRUCTIVE TORNADOES AND THEDAMAGE THEY CAUSED TO SCHOOLS AND MOBILEHOMES.SCRIPT INCLUDED.

TOTAL COMMUNICATION

15 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. $0, COL 1973

PRODUCER USBEH


EXPLAINS AND DEMONSTRATES TOTAL COMMUNI-CATION. SHOWS A PRESCHOOL CLASS OF DEAFCHILIREN, AND INTERVIEWS WITH PARENTS OFYOUNG DEAF CHILDREN. GIVES THE RATIONALEFOR TOTAL COMMUNICATION.AVAILABLE WITH OR WITHOUT CAPTIONS.

FROM THE TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS SERIES.

TOTAL ENVIRONMENT RANO& THE


PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES THE MISSION AND CAPABILITIES OF THEPACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, HI.

TOTAL FORCE



TITLE NO. 007753/RI

1975

SALE

SHOWS PROSPECTIVE MARINE CORPS RESERVEENLISTEES HOW NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONALTRAINING EXERCISES IMPLEMENT THE TOTALFORCE CONCEPT.

331

TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT CHARNLILY METHOD


PRODUCER USVA


DESCRIBES AND DEMONSTRATES STEP-BY-STEPPROCEDURES FOR INSERTING THE CHARNLEY HIPPROSTHESIS.


TOWARD A MORE COMMON LANGUAGE


PROOUCER USOE


PRESENTS A GENERAL OVERVIEW OF STATE EDU-CATION AGENCIES, THEIR GROWTH, RESPONSIBIL-!TIES, RELATIONSHIPS TO OTHER STATE AGENCIES,ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS, AND PROBLEMS, ANDTHE STATE EDUCATION AGENCY, HANDBOOK VII.THE DEVELOPMENT, CONTENT, AND USES OFHANDBOOK VII ARE PRESENTED TO MOTIVATE IMrPLEMENTATION OF THE HANDBOOK AS AN AID TOENHANCE THE WORK OF STATE EDUCATION AGEN-CIES.

1973 .

TOWARD FULL INTEGRATION


PRODUCER USN


PROVIDES INSIGHTS INTO THE OBSTACLES FACEDBY MINORITIES ANDVAYS A StIDERVISOR CAN EN-COURAGE AND ASSIST IN MOVING MINORITIES INTOMORE RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS.

TOWARD THE UNEXPLORED

26 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1967

PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE HISTORY OF MUROC DRY LAKE. ED-WARDS AFB, CAUFORNIA AS AN AIR PROVINGGROUND AND RESEARCH CENTER SINCE THEEARLY DAYS OF AVIATION. DOCUMENTS EXPERI-MENTS IN ROCKETRY AND WITH X-SERIES, V-STOLAND FIXED WINO AIRCRAFT. POINTS OUT ROCKETPROPULSION LABORATORY'S WORK IN MISSILE DE-VELOPMENT. CITES EDWARDS' PROMINENT POSI-TION IN USAF SPACE AGE RESEARCH.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TOWN OF THE TIMES


PRODUCER USOCO

TITLE No. 003092/EL

1963

SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE ARGUMENTS A TOWN ISFACED WITH WHEN CIVIL DEFENSE QUESTIONSCOME UP.

CLEARED FOR TV.

Tot" nut13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, SAW 1E44

PRODUCER USOWI


SHOWS LIFE IN AN AMERICAN TOWN, MADISON, IN.AND EXPLAINS THE DEMOCRATIC CHARACTERIS-TICS OF THE SOCIAL AND CIVIC LIFE OF THEPEOPLE.

TOXICNINKITY TEST CIP C DIPHTHERIAL




\IXPLAINS PROCEDURES OF THE IN-VITRO TESTND ANIMAL TESTS FOR THE DETECTION OF TOM-ENIC STRAINS OF CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHER-

IAE. SHOWS PREPARATION OF MATERIALS AND IN-TERPRETATION OF RESULTS OF THE TESTS.

TRACHEAL TRIANOLE, THE

11 MIN. 10MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1 HMI

PRODUC:ER USVADT


DEMONSTRATES THE BOUNDARIES AND MAJORSTRUCTURES OF THE TRACHEAL TRIANGLE ALSOKNOWN AS THE MUSCULAR OR INTERIOR CAROTIDTRIANGLE. USES DRAWINGS FOR CLARIFICATION.

PROOUCED IN COOPERATIO1 WITH LOYOLA UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTIS I Y.

FROM THE ANATOMY OP THE NEAD ANO NECKSERIES.

TRADITION IN MUSIC, A


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE U S NAVY BAND DURING REHEARSALSAND RECORDING SESSIONS. AND SHOWS THEWORK INVOLVED IN KEEPING THE BAND IN SHAPE.

TRAINING

29 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, Biw 1965

PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES HOW TO DETERMINE HOW MUCHMONEY AN ORGANIZATION CAN AFFORD TO PUTINTO TRAINING. REVIEWS A NUMBER OF IDEASBASIC TO SUCCESS IN TRAINING OR TEACHINGPEOPLE.

FROM THE StICCES3 IN SUPERVISION SERIES. NO.9.

TRAININU AIDS


PRODUCE'? USA


DESCRIBES THE TYPES, CHARACTERISTICS, ANDUSES OF SIMPLE AND COMPLEX TRAINING AIDS, IN-CLUDING CHALKBOARDS, FILMSTRIPS, SLIDES,TRANSPARENCIES, WORKING MODELS, ANDMOTION PICTURES

TRAINING AIDS CLASSROOM UTILIZATION


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW A GOOD NAVY INSTRUCTOR CON-DUCTS A CLASSROOM LESSON WITH THE USE OFTRAINING AIDSPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1950. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1951.

TRAINING AIDS SELECTION AND PLANNING


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW A NAVY INSTRUCTOR SELECTS ANDPLANS THE USE OF TRAINING AIDS. TELLS HOWPICTURES, STILL PICTURES. CHARTS, MODELS. ANDMOCK-UPS ARE FITTED INTO HIS LESSON PLANS,AND HOW HE CHECKS CLASSROOM, EQUIPMENT,AND AID PRIOR TO USEPRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1950. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1951.

TRAINING AIDS SLIDES, LARGE DRAWINGS, ANDTRANSPARENCIES


PROOLCER USN

TITLE NO. 756325/RL SALF

EXPLAINS THE NATURE OF THE EQUIPMENT ANDMATERIALS WHICH ARE NEEDED FOR PREPARINGAND USING SUCH TRAINING AIDS.

TRANSCURIUM ELEMENTS SYNTHESIS, SEPARA-TION, AND RESEARCH

31 MIN, 16MM FILM. CPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAEC


1965

SALE

DISCUSSES TRANSCURIUM ELEMENT RESEARCHAND THE SPECIALIZED SEPARATION WORK IN RE-SEARCH AT THE LAWRENCE RADIATION LABORATO-RY IN LIVERMORE AND AT THE NATIONAL REACTORTESTING STA noti IN IDAHO.

TRANSFER FROM BED TO WHEELCHAIR WITH ASSIS-TANCE




SHOWS A STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE FOR TRANS-FERRING THE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT FROM A LOWBED TO A SITTING POSITION THEN TO A STANDINGPOSITION AND THEN COMPLETING THE TRANSFERTO A WHEELCHAIR DESCRIBES TH ASSISTANCEGIVEN BY AN ATTENDANT

TRANSFERRING FROM WHEELCHAIR TO IND AFFECT-ED SIM Of PATIENT NEXT TO MED




DEMONSTHATES THE TECHNIQUE OF TRANSFER-RING A PATIENT FROM A WHEELCHAIR TO A BEDWITH THE AFFECTED SIDE NEXT TO THE BED.

TRANSFERRING FROM WHEELCHAIR TO BED NONAFFECTED SIDE OF PATIENT NEXT TO MED




DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE OF TRANSFER.RING A PATIENT FROM A WHEELCHAIR TO A BEDWITH HIS NON-AFFECTED SIDE NEXT TO THE BED.

TRANSFERRING FROM WHEELCHAIR TO BED AFFECTED SIDE Of PATIENT NEXT TO BED




DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUE OF TRANSFER-RING A PATIENT FROM A WHEELCHAIR TO A BEDWITH HIS AFFECTED SIDE NEXT TO THE BED.

TRANSFERRING FROM WHEELCHAIR TO BED WITHMAXIMAL ASSISTA CE



TITLE NO 003742/RL

1966

SALE

SHOWS THE SAFEST AND EASIEST WAY TO TRANS-FER THE PATIENT WHO NEEDS MAXIMAL ASSIS-TANCE FROM WHEELCHAIR TO BED.

TRANSFERRING THE PATIENT WITH ARTHRITIS



TITLE NO 003743/RL

1988

SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE PROPER TRANSFER OF THEPATIENT WITH ARTHRITIS, A NEGLECTED TECH-NIQUE WHICH CAN CONTRIBUTE MUCH TO THECOMFORT OF THE AFFLICTED PERSON. SHOWSHOW THESE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES MAY APPLYTO ANY PATIENT. WHETHER ON MEDICAL OR SURGI-CAL SERVICE.

TRANSFORMERS


PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES TRANSFORMER ACTION. STEP-UP ANDSTEP-DOWN TURNS RATIO, AND COEFFICIENT OFCOUPLING. ILLUSTRATES THE RELATIONSHIP BE-TWEEN THE MAGNITUDE OF VOLTAGE AND CUR-RENT IN A TRANSFORMER.KINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOR AMPUFIER PRINCIPLES CLASIIFICATION AND COUPLING


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE FUNCTIONS OF VOLTAGE AND CUR-RENT AMPLIFIERS. ILLUSTRATES THE PRINCIPLESOF SEVERAL CLASSES OF BIAS LEVELS AND FOURTYPES OF COUPLINGS. ALSO DISCOSSES FREQUEN-CY RANGE.


TRANSISTOR FM DETECTOR

35 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, B8W

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A SYMMET-RICAL TRANSISTOR AND REVIEWS THE PHASE RE-LATIONSHIP OF VOLTAGE AND CURRENT IN A TRAN-FORMER. USES VECTOR ANALYSIS TO EXPLAIN THEOPERATION OF THE FM DETECTOR AT THE CENTERFREQUENCY, AT FREQUENCIES ABOVE THE CENTERFREQUENCY. AND AT FREQUENCIES BELOW THECENTER FREQUENCYKINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOR FM OSCILLATOR


PRODUCER USAF


COMPARES THE TRANSISTOR FM OSCILLATOR ANDTHE REACTANCE TUBE MODULATOR REVIEWS THECHARACTERISTICS OF A SIMPLE PN JUNCTION. EX.PLAINS HOW THE DEPLETION REGION IS ESTAB-LISHED AND HOW IT CAN BE USED AS A VARIABLECAPACITANCE UNDER A CHANGING NEVERSE BIASSHOWS HOW THE VOLTAGE VARIABLE CAPACITORCAN BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN OSOILLA-

332

TOR TO MAKE UP A TRANSISTOR FM OSCILLATOR.EXPLAINS THE OPERATION OF THE FM OSCILLATOR.KINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOR PUSHPULL AMPLIFIER


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES AND EXPLAINS THEADVANTAGES OF THE PUSH.PULL AMPLIFIERPOINTS OUT THE FUNCTIONS AND BENEFITS OFINPUT TRANSFORMER. DISCUSSES TROUBLE-SHOOTING. EXPLAINS TWO METHODS OF ACHIEV-ING INPUT.


TRANSISTOR TETRODES AND FIELD EFFECT TRAN-SISTORS


PRODUCER USAF


INTRODUCES TRANSISTOR TETRODES AND DIS-CUSSES THEIR FUNDAMENTAL CHARACTERISTICSAND ELEMENTS. INTRODUCES THE FIELD EFFECTTRANSISTOR AND COVERS ITS BASIC CHARACTER-ISTICS.KINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOR TRIODE CHARACTERISTICS

IAIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, BSW

PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES HOW TO DRAW LOAD LINES FROMCHARACTERISTIC CURVES FOR CE AND CB CON-FIGURATIONS. DEFINES *ALPHA AND 'BETA' ASTHEY PERTAIN TO TRANSISTORS SHOWS HOW TOSOLVE FOR ACTUAL CURRENT GAIN, VOLTAGEGAIN, AND POWER GAIN FOR CB CONFIGURATION,USING CHARACTERISTIC CURVES AND LOAD LINES.KINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOR TRIODES


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 003749/RL rSALE

EXPLAINS THE DERIVATION OF THE WORD 'TRANSI-TOR'. IDENTIFIES THE ELEMENTS OF A PNP AND ANNPN TRANSISTOR BY USING BLOCK DIAGRAMS. DIS-CUSSES A METHOD OF REMEMBERING P. AND N.TYPE MATERIALS AND THE RELATIVE SIZE OF THETRANSISTOR ELEMENT.KINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOR TRIODES CONSTRUCTION


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE CONSTRUCTION AND FUNCTIONS OFTRIODE TRANSISTORS SHOWS DI:TERENCE BETWEEN PNP AND NPN TRANSISTORS. AND DE-SCRIBES HOW THE EMITTER, COLLECTOR, ANDBASE OPERATE IN EACH TYPE

TRANSISTOR TRIODES AND SPECIAL PURPOSE DE-VICES SIAS I

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, BAW

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES AND ILUUSTRATES FORWARD AND RE-VERSE BIAS OF A PN JUNCTION AND REQUIRES THESTUDENT TO DRAW A BLOCK DIAGRAM WITH FOR-WARD BIAS AND ONE WITH REVERSE BIAS tHOWSHOW AN NPN TRANSISTOR IS FORWARD ANL; RE-VERSE BIASED FOR EFFICIENT OPERATION.KINESCOPE

TRANSISTOR TRIOOES AND SPECIAL PURPOSE DE-VICES BIAS II

27 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. B8W

PRODUCER W:AF


DISCUSSES THE DEPLETION AREA AT THE JUNC-TIONS OF A TRANSISTOR, EXPLAINING THE EFFECTOf FORWARD AND REVERSE BIASING ON THE MA-JORITY AND MINORITY CARRIERS IN BOTH

KINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOR MIMICS AND SPECIAL PURPOSE DE-VICES COMMON-SASE CONFIGURATION

29 MIN, .1 um FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1942

PRODUCER USAF


SHOWS AND DISCUSSES THE SCHEMATIC REPRE-SENTATION OF A COMMON-BASE TRANSISTOR CIR-CUIT. GIVING THE IDENTIFYING CHARACTERISTICSFOR A PNP AND AN NPN TYPE. EXPLANS THE PUR-POSE OF EACH COMPONENT. DISCUSSES THEEFFECT OF THE INPUT SIGNAL ON THE CURRENT,VOLTAGE IN THE CIRCUIT. POLARITY OF THEOUTPUT SIGNAL, AND THE PHASE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN THE INPUT AND OUTPUT SIGNAL.


TRANSISTOR TRIODES ANO SPECIAL PURPOSE DE-VICES - COMMON-COLLICTOR CONFIGURATION


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 003751/K RENTAL SALE

PROVIDES INFORMATION DESIGNED TO ENABLETHE STUDENT TO IDENTIFY AND STATE THE PUR-POSE OF VARIOUS ELEMENTS IN NPN AND PNPTRANSISTOR COMMON-COLLECTOR CIRCUITS.

TRANSISTOR TRIODES AND SPECIAL PURPOSE DE-VICES OPERATION


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES THE THREE CONFIGURATIONS OFTRANSISTOR CIRCUITS. AND TRACES THE CURRENTFLOW. EXPLAINS THE AMOUNT OF CURRENT INEACH PART OF A TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT AND THEEFFECT OF AN INCREASE IN TOTAL CURRENT IN ATRANSISTOR CIRCUIT.KINESCOPE.


TRANSISTORIZED AUDIO AMPUFIER

22 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, BIM 1967

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COMMON BASE(IN PHASE) AND COMMON EMITTER (OUT OF PHASE)AUDIO AMPLIFIERS. DESCRIBES OUTLET CHARACTERISTICS AND HOW TO CALCULATE VOLTAGE,POWER, AND CURRENT GAIN. USES SCHEMATICSTO SHOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IN-PHASEAND OUT-OFPHASE CIRCUITS.


TRANSISTORIZED HARTLEY OSCILLATOR

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. NM

PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE TRANSISTORIZeD VERSION OFBOTH THE SERIES AND SHUNT HARTLEY OSCILLA-TORS. COMPARES THE TWO WHILE EMPHASIZINGTHE FOLLOWING POINTS: CIRCUIT IDENTIFICATION,PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT. DIRECT CURRENTPATHS, FEEDBACK PATHS. AND THE EFFECTS OFVARYING FEEDBACK. DISCUSSES THE EFFECT OF ABUFFER AMPLIFIER ON THE OSCILLATOR'S OUTPUT.KINESCOPE.


1965

TRANSISTORIZED REGULATED POWER SUPPLY


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE ADVANTAGES OF A REGULATEDSUPPLY. HOW REGULATION IS ACCOMPLISHEDUSING SIMPLIFIED SCHEMATICS, AND THE PURPOSEOF EACH CONTROL, AS WELL AS SUGGESTED OP-ERATING PROCEDUREKINESCOPE.


TRANSISTOod - HIGH imsouascr OPERATION AM-PURIM AND OSCILLATORS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 75115R/RI RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TRANSISTORS OPERATE IN HIGHFREQUENCY AMPLIFIER AND IN OSCILLATOR CIR-

CUITS. SHOWS THE INFLUENCE OF TRANSIT EF-FECTS IN THE BASE AND EXPLAINS THE EFFECT OFCOLLECTOR CAPACITANCE AND BASE RESISTANCEON HOGH FREQUENCY PERFORMANCE.

TRANSISTORS LOW FREQUENCY AMPLIFIERS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TRANSISTORS ARE USED TO AMPLIFYLOW FREQUENCIES IN COMMON BASE, COMMONEMITTER, AND COMMON COLLECTOR CIRCUITS. EX-PLAINS TRANSISTOR FUNCTIONS FOR A COMMONBASE AMPLIFIER AND A COMMON EMITTER AMPLIFI-ER AND REFINED COMMON EMITTER AMPLIFIERCIRCUITS.

TRANSISTORS MINORITY CARRIERS


PRODUCERUSN

1958


INTRODUCES THE PRINCIPLES OF MINORITY CARRI-ERS, SHOWS HOW THEY PRODUCE A SMALL RE-VERSE CURRENT UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS,AND DEMONSTRATES THE LIMITATIONS IMPOSEDON TRANSISTOR BEHAVIOR BY MINORITY CARRIERSWHEN THE TRANSISTOR IS HEATED OR LOADED.

TRANSISTORS P-N JUNCTION FUNDAMENTALS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE THEORY ANO MECHANISMS OF SEMI-CONDUCTOR DIODES AND TRANSISTOR ACTIONAND DISCUSSES THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLESWHICH APPLY TO ALL TRANSISTORS AND JUNCTIONRECTIFIERS.

TRAMSTORS SERVICING TECHNIQUES

17 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SAW 1960

PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES COMMON TYPES OF TRANSISTOR FAIL-URES SUCH AS OPENS, SHORT. HIGH LEAKAGECURRENT. LOW GAIN AND PROBLEMS IN LOCALIZ-ING THEM. DEMONSTRATES WITH OVERTHE-SHOUL-DER CAMERA VIEWS THE TECHNIOLIES WHICHMUST BE USED WITH TRANSISTORIZED EQUIPMENT

TRANSISTORS SWITCHING

14 MIN, 1IIAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1959

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS EXAMPLES OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS INTRANSISTORIZED COMPUTERS. EXPLAINS BRIEFLYTHE CONCEPT OF DIGITAL COMPUTATION AND HOWTRANSISTORS ARE USED. TELLS SIMPLE TRANSIS-TOR SWI1CH WORKS, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TOMINORITY CARRIER STORAGE IN THE BASE, SHOW-ING HOW DELAYING EFFECTS OF STORAGE AREOVERCOME.

TRANSISTORS TRIODE FUNDAMENTALS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THAT JUNCTION TRANSISTORS. ORTRIODES, CONSIST OF THREE SECTIONS WITH TWOPN JUNCTIONS SEPARATING THEM, AND DISCUSSESTHE FUNDAMENTALS OF THIS ARRANGEMENT ASAN AMPLIFYING DEVICE.


TRANSISTORS, PT I, INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS ELEMENTS AND OPERATIONS OF NPNAND PNP TRANSISTORS. SHOWS APPLICATION ANDOPERATION OF HIGH, MEDIUM. AND LOW POWEREDTRANSISTORS AND DESCRIBES THEIR CAPABILITIES


TRANSTAINQOEUT 2 SEMICONDUCTORS ANO SEMI-S


PRODUCER USA


ILLUSTRATES COMPOSITION AND PROPERTIES OFCRYSTAL DIODES AND DEPICTS SEMICONDUCTORMATERIALS USED IN THEIR MANUFACTURE.

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TRANSISTORS, PT 3, NPR TRANSISTORS


PRODUCERUSA

TITLE NO. 003758/RL' SALE

DEPICTS CONSTRUCTION AND PROPERTIES OF NPNTRANSISTORS. SHOWS HOW THEY FUNCTION INBASIC TRANISISTOR CIRCUITS AND EXPLAINS HOWCURRENT FLOW AND AMPLIFICATION AREACHIEVED.


TRANSISTORS, PT 4, PNP TRANISITORS

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. 50,131W 1962

PRODUCERUSA


EXPLAINS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF PNP TRANSIS-TORS AND COMPARES THEIR CAPABILITIES ANDFUNCTIONING TO NPN TYPES. EXPLAINS FLOW OFCURRENT THROUGH THE CIRCUIT.


TRANSISTORS, PT 6, TRANSISTOR AMPLIFIER ANDOSCILLATOR CIRCUITS

30 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, SAW 1962

PRODUCERUSA


EXPLAINS AND ILLUSTRATES FEATURES AND OPER-ATIONS OF CLASS A AND B AND TUNED AMPLIFIERCIRCUITS AND OSCILLATOR CIRCUITS. INCLUDESTHE ARMSTRONG AND HARTLEY TYPES.


TRANSISTORS, PT 6, TRANSISTORS IN PULSE APPLI-CATIONS

39 MIN,115MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1963

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES USES OF TRANSISTORS IN PULSE AP-PLICATIONS. GIVES CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLI-CATION OF THREE BASIC TYPES OF WAVEFORMSOR PULSES. COVERS SQUARE, SAW TOOTH, ANDSPIKED PULSES. SHOWS HOW TRANSISTORS FORMVARIOUS TYPES OF MULTIVIBRATORS. GIVES FEA-TURES OF AND, NAND, AND NOR GATES. (LIMITEDTO PROFESSIONAL GROUPS)


TRANSISTORS, PT 7, TROUSLESHOOTING TRANS*TON CIRCUITS

31 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO. B&W 1962

PRODUCER USA


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK, SEARCH, LOCALIZE ANDISOLATE MALFUNCTIONS. ALSO COVERS SAFETYMEASURES.


TRANSISTORS, PT S. REPAIRING TRANSISTOR CIR-CUITS


PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS EOLIIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES FOR RE-PAIRING SOLDERED JOINTS, CRACKS AND DEL AMIN-ATED CONDUCTORS. SHOWS IOW TO TEST CIR-CUITS AND REMOVE AND REPLACE LEAD ANDFLUSH-MOUNTED CIRCUIT COMPONENTS.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFEiSSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

TRANSITION PIECE SQUARE TO ROUND LAYOUTAND FAIMICATION

16 MIN, 16AM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1944

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS LAYOUT OF THE PATTERN ON A SINGLEPIECE OF METAL AFTER PRELIMINARY STEPS INMAKING A SCALE DRAWING AND TEMPLATE. FOL-LOWS FABRICATION THROUGH FORMING ANDBENDING STAGES AND MUCKING OF THE GROOVE.

FROM THE SHIPOUILDING SKILLS SERIES. SHEET-METAL WORK.

TRANSIMISION LINES

20 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT SO, B&W 1964

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 006413/AL RENTAL SAL E

DISCUSSES TRANSMISSION LINES SUCH AS THEOPEN 2-WIRE LINE, THE TWIN LEAD LINE, *THETWISTED PAIR, FLEXIBLE COAXIAL CABLE, ANDRIGID COMIAL CABLE. EXPLAINS THE MAJOR TYPESOF LOSSES CCCURRING IN TRANSMISSION LINESAND THE PARTICULAR LOSS OR LOSSES ASSOCET T.ED WITH EACH TYPE OF LINE.KINESCOPE.

TRANSMISSION OF ANTHRAX ANIMAL TO MAN

70 FR, 35Mm FILMSTRIP, SILENT, COL 1954

PRODLCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

nnE NO. 757100/AL SALE

SHOWS HISTORICAL REFERENCES TO ANTHRAX,ANTHRAX SPORES IN IMPORTED ANIMAL PROD-UCTS, THE PATTERN OF HUMAN ANTHRAX INFEC-TION, AND EFFECTIVE CONTROL MEASURES. DE-SCRIBES CLINICAL APPEARANCE AND RESPONSETO TREATMENT OF 2 CASES OF HUMAN ANTHRAX,APPEARANCE OF ANTHRAx LESIONS IN 5 ADD-TONAL CASES, AND THE NUMBER AND DISTRIBLETioN OF REPORTED CASES OF ANTHRAX IN THEUSA.70 FRAMES.

TRANSMISSION SECURITY

19 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USN


CAUTIONS RADIO OPERATORS AGAINST ANyACTION WHICH MIGHT REVEAL A LOCATION OR AIDTHE ENEMY IN ANy WAY, POINTS OuT THE DANGERIN SNEAKING OUT MESSAGES, SENDING UNAUTHO-RIZED MESSAGES, AND CUTTING IN,


TRANSMISSION, DRIVE SHAFT, AND DIFFERENTIAL

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, FIEW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK THE TRANSMISSION GEARSHIFT MECHANISM, DRIVE SHAFT, AND DIFFEREN-TIAL, SHC NS HOW TO TEST THEIR RUNNING CONDI-TION.

FROM THE AUTOMOTIVE OPERATION AND MAINTE.VINCE SERIES. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, NO. 9.

TRAMP° 7211 MIN, 15MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1972

PRODUCER uSFHWA


REPORTS ON THE TRANSPO 72 HELD AT DULLEsAIRPORT, MAY 1972.

TRANSPORT CRASH SAFETY TESTS, PT I


PRODUCER USFM


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE AND PROCEDURES USEDIN THE PHOENIX CRASH SAFETy TESTS IN 1964.ANALYZES FUSELAGE AND WING BREAK-UP, FuELSPRAY PATTERNS, AND SEAT AND CARGO RE-STRAINT DURING A TypiCAL CRASH LANDING ORTAKEOFF ACCIDENT

TRANSPORT CRASH SAPETY nem PT 2


PRODUCER USFAA


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE AND PROCEDURES USEDIN THE PHOENIX CRASH SAFETY TESTS IN 1964.PROVIDES CRASH AND IMPACT LOAD DATA AND IN-FORMATION RELATED TO A FuLL SCALE CRASH OFA LARGE TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT UNDER CONDI-TIONS NORMALLY CONSIDERED TO BE SURVIVABLE.

TRANSPORTATION THE SIXTH FUNOAMENTAL


PRODUCER USMESA


DEMONSTRATES PROPER HANDLING AND TRANS-PORTING OF CASUALTIES, AND STRESSES CAREFULEXAMINATION AND CORRECT TREATMENT BEFOREMOVEMENT OF INJURED PERSON IS ATTEMPTED.POINTS OUT THE IMPORTANCE OF TEAMWORK ANDCOORDINATION IN USING STRETCHERS TO TRANS-PORT INJURED PERSONS. SHOWS THE MOST EF-FECTIVE METHODS OF CARRYING A PATIENT WITH-OUT A STRETCHER.

FROM THE FIRST IERIE.

RESTRICTION. PURCHASERS MIAT FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FFv,.'M cHTEF OFFICE OF Au.DIM/SI/ALS. U S DEPARTM.NT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFE TY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4600 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS SEEN OBTAINED,THE PUICHASER sway SENO HIS ORDER ICI THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH TEE STATEMEAT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED

TRANSPORTATION OF THE INJURED

14 MIN, i64404 FILM, OPT. D. Co', 11165

PRODUCER USPHS SIONSOR USDEHS

TITLE AO. 0037661AL SALE

TEACHES THE INDIVIDUAL HOW TO TAKE CARE OFHIS MEDICAL AND HEALTH NEEDS IN TIME OF DI.SASTER WHEN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MIGHT NOTDE READILY AVAILABLE.

FROA4 THE MEDICAL SELI -HELP SERIES.


TRANSPORTATION 01 THE PICK AND WOUNDED

27 MIN, 1610.4 FILM, OPE SO, SEW 1964

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 0CII67/FIL SALE

PATIENT EVACUA SON IN THE.FIELD By MEANs OFMANUAL CARRIES, ANIMA'. CARRIES, MILITARY VE.HICLES, AND AIRCRAFT.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 0EIS04.E1E FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

TRANSPORTATION'S ROLE IN DISASTER


PRODUCER USOCD


DESCRIBES THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE NATIONALDEFENSE TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION. PRO-VIDES TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DuRING MAJORDISASTERS OvER THE LAST TWO DECADES.

TRAPEZOIDAL SWEEP GENERATOR TSTR


PRODUCER USAF


USING A DIAGRAM. SHOWS HOW THE TRANSISTORTRAPEZOIDAL SWEEP GENERATOR cAN BE IDENTI-FIED. EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF THE CIRCUITCOMPONENTS AND DEVELOps A STEP-By-STEPANALYSIS OF THE CIRCUIT'S OPERATION. SHOWSAND EXPLAINS THE EFFECT ON THE OUTPuT WAVE-FOAM, TO EMPHASIZE THE RESPONSIBILITy oF THETWO OUTPUT COMPONENTS CONSTRUCTS ANDDISCUSSES INpuT AND OUTPUT WAVEFORMS.(KINESCOPE)

TRAPEZOIDAL SWEEP GENERATOR - VT

39 MIN, 18MM FILM. opT. SD. B&W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS A TypicAL RADAR INDICATOR AND TELE-VISION RECEIVER, MAKING SPECIFIC REFERENCETO THE TYPE OF DEFLECTION USED IN EACHSYSTEM. SHOWS THE CIRCUIT uSED TO PRODUcE ATRApEZOIDAL WAVEFORM, EXPLAINS THE PURPOSEOF EAcH COMPONENT, ANALYZES CIRCUIT OPER-ATION, AND DEVELOPS OUTPUT WAVEFORMS.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FoR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

TRAPPED RESCUE WORK


PRODUCER USEcDA SPONSOR USCOD


EMpHASIZES THE NEED FOR TRAINED RESCUEWORKERS AND SHOWS MANY OF THE RISKs ASWELL AS THE REWARDS OF RESCUE.

TRAPPING Of FREE RADICALS AT LOW TEMPERA-TURES

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OpT. SD, COL 1960

PRODUCER USNBS


GIVES BASIC EXPLANATION OF FREE RADICALS ANDTHEIR BEHAVIOR SHOWS ONE UNIQUE EXPERI-MENT AT THE BUREAU OF STANDARDS, GIVINGSTEP BY STEP PROCEDURE OF TRAPPING ANDSTORING THE ELUSIVE, HIGHLY. REACTIVE MOLECU-LAR FRAGMENTS DESIGNATED AS FREE RADICALSRESEARCH IS PERFORMED AT TEMPERATURESWITHIN A FEW DEGREES OF ABSOLUTE ZEROGLOWS AND FLASHES OF BRILLIANT COLOR, EMA-

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EATING FROM FREE RADICALS VRAOPED IN A SOLIDMATRIX OF IFIOZEN GAS, CREATE SPECTACULARPASSAGES IN THE FILM.

TRAUMATIC AND CHEMICAL 11.5PHYXIAVION, P" 1

26 MIN, lemA. film. OFT SD, SSW 1470

c.-1ODUCER USNMAC

7.1;.E NO. 0S3770 'RL SALE

DIScuSSEs NATURAL AND TRAUMATIC CAUSES OFASPHYXIATION-STRANGULATION , SuFFOCHTION,DROWNING, WETALATION OF 51f; FOCATING GASES,PRESSURE ON THE CHEST, sTOANGuLATION DUETO FOOS SWALLOWING. CAy.GON MONOXIDE poi-sONING., GLUE SNIFFING, AND ANESTHETicPRODUCED 14 COOPERATION WITH EMCRY UNIVE1-NTT/ ST.7HOOL OF MEDICINE. KINESCOPE.

FHOM THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY SERIES. FOREN-SIC MEDICINE ,VTLINES.

of-COMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY CLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELiVISIONONLY.

TRAUMATIC AND CHEMICAL ASPHYXIATION, Pr 2

28 'ANL 16MM FILM, OF T. SD, BEA 1970

PRC V uSNMAC

TM./ Wt., 003771/AL SALE

DISCUF,A-.E NATURAL ./..-40 TRAUMATIC CAUSES OFAspT-Pos AT iON, INC( 'DING STRANGULATION, SUF-FOCATION. ,,sn/YATE,Nr, INHALATION OF SUFFOCAT-ING OASES, ,E THL CHEST, STRANGU-LATION DUE y"..4 SVIA, LOWING, CARBON MON-OXIDE POISCS4iNO, GLUE SNIFFING, AND ANESTHET- .

IC CASES.PRODUCED By THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AuDIOVLSU-AL CENTER TN COOPFRATKX4 WITH DR NORMANENDE, PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY, EMORY UNI-VERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ATLANTA, GA. KINE-SCOPE.

FROM THE CLINICAL P,47740t.OGY SERIES. FCREN-SIC MEDI- CINE OUTLIN1

RECOMMENDED FOR ONOFCTISIoNAL GROUPSCSLY. CLEARED ,:OR CLOSE:T.CIRCUIT TV oNLy

TRAVEL BARRIER

19 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SO, SSW .170

PRODUCER uSFHWA


DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS OF THE. HANINCAPPEDIN LAING PUBLIC TRANSpORTA11ON. SHOWSFUTURE PLANS TO ELIMINATE MANY OF THESEPROBLEMS AND OFFERs ADVICE TO THESE PEOPLEWHEN USING PUBLIC FACILITIES NOW.

TRAVELING WAVE TUBE

24 MIN, 16Mm FILM, OPT. So, B&W

PRODUCER uSAF


POINTS OUT SOME OF THE USES OF THE TRAVEL-ING WAvE TUBE EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF EACHCOMPONENT AND THE BASIC OPERATION OF THETUBE AS AN AMPLIFIER. DISCUSSES ADVANTAGESAND LIMITATIONS OF THE TUBE.

KINESCOPE


TRAVELS OF TIMOTHY TRENT, THE

i0 MIN. tow FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1976

PRODUCER USBTE

TITLE NO 007913/R: SALE

EXPLAINS THAT SATITy PACKAGiNG IS A VALUABLETOOL THAT OFFERS AN ADDITIONAL MARGIN OFSAFETY FROM ACCIDENTAL POISONING OF CHIL-DREN. DEMONSTRATES THIS POINT THROUGH THECHARACTER OF TIMOTHY TRENT, A YOUNG FELLOWWHO CAN'T RESIST PUTTING EVERYTHING HE CANREACH IN HIS MOUTH.

TREATMENT NEW TEAMS


PRODUCER usNIMH


AVAILABLE ONLY AS PART OF A SERIES, EXAMINESTHE USE OF PARAPROFESSIONALS AS A RESOURCEFOR THE PROFESSIONAL COMING IN CONTACTWITH DRUG AND DRUG-RELATED PROGRAMS. IL-LUSTRATES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEMAND PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITH THE PRO-GRAMS


SECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY.

TREATMENT OP INPUMIONY POCKET WITH THREEOSSEOUS WALLS


Prica4JCER USVA

77TLE NO. 003778IRL SALE

C6M,ASTRATES TNE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OFAN INFRABONY POCKET INVOLVING THE MAXILLARYPREMOLAR SHOWS THE USE OF PERIODONTAL LIG-AMENT AND SONE MARROW FOR REPAIR TISSUE.DISCUSSES IMMOBILIZING THE TEETH WITH AN AIDSPLINT WHICH IS MADE OF TWISTED WIRE IMBED-DED WITH PLASTIC IN A PREPARED GROOVE.

TREE MOWS FOR CHRISTMAS, A


PRODUCER USDA


TELLS THE STORY OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE IN HIS-TORY AND LEGEND AND OF THE CHRISTMAS TREEINDUSTRY TODAY. ILLUSTRATES HOW TREES ARECUT AND MARKETED AND HOW A TREE SHOULD BEHANDLED IN THE HOME.

TRIAL BALANCE


PRODUCER USNASA

TITLE AO. 0022151R' SALE

SHOWS HOW NEW KNOWLEDGE IN SPACE SCIENCEHA3 SON GAINED THROUGH ANALYSIS OF INFOR-MATION ACQUIRED FROM SPACECRAFT. INCLUDESSATELLITE STUDIES OF THE VAN ALLEN RADIATIONBELT, SOLAR WINOS AND SOLAR FLARES, PHOTO-GRAPHS OF MAIi3. AND WHER SPACE PHENOM-ENA.

TRIAL OP AARON BURR, THE


PRODUCER -USIUDC


DISCUSSES HOW TO DECIDE THAT THE PRESIDENTCF 1E U S SHOULD APPEAR IN COURT WHEN AJUDGE REQUIRES HIM TO BE A WTNESS. ALSO DIS-CUSSES HOW AN ACCUSED TRAITOR IS ENTITLEDTO ALL FAIR TRIAL RIGHTS GUARANTEED BY THECONSTITUTION. CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALLPRESIDED OVER THE TRIAL OF AARON BURR AND,STRICTLY ADHERING TO THE CONSTITUTION, HESTEPPED BETWEEN BURR AND DEATH. THE DOORSWERE CLOSED AGAiNST COVEPNEMENT ABUSE OFTHE TREASON CHARGE.INSTRUCTOR'S 01110E INCLUDED.

FROM THE EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TRISUTE TO PRESIDENT HERSERT 4 ARK HOOVER,1871-1984, A


PROOUCER USDOO SPONSOR USAF


HIGHLIGHTS PAESI:36NT HOOVER'S ABILITY AS ANORGANIZER AND HIS HUMANITARIAN WORK AS AFOOL) ADMINISTRATOR IN WORLD V: . .3 I AND II.CITES HIS CONTRIBUTION TO GOVERNMENT REOR-GANIZATION AS SECRETARY OF COMMERCE ANDAS AN ELDER STATESMAN AND ADVISOR TO PRESI-DENTS.

THIR IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY RF,FLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

TRICKLING FLIER PL.ANTS

91 FR, 39MM FILMSTRIP, SILENT, BIN 1950



DESCAIBES THE OPERATION OF TRICKLING FILTERPLANTS. SHOWS BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SEWAGETREATMENT.

FROM THE MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENTPLANTS SERIES

TRIGIMINAL PATHWAYS

19 MIN, 314 IN, VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1972

PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007859/RL

SHOWS THE TRIGEMINAL PATHWAYS BOTH ON THEGROSS SPECIMEN AND ON THE BRAIN STEMSERIES.

SOLD ON, Y IN A CASSETTE WITH ANOTHER TITLE.SEE 'NEUA lANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NC. 05' FOR MORE INFORMATION.

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRAnomsSERIES. PT 15.

TRIGGER SQUEEZE M1 RIFLE

5 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $O, 84W

PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 0049741RL

EMPHASIZES PROPER TRIGGERCURATE FIRE OF THE MI RIFLE.

CLEARED FOR TV. '

TROUBLE SHOOTING PROSLIMS IGNITION

1955 19 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. $D, B&W

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 7111ISOIRL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO LOCATE TROUBLE WITHINTHE IGNITION SYSTEM WHEN AN ENGINE FAILS TOSTART, WHEN IT RUNS ROUGH. AND WHEN IT FAILSTO DEVELOP FULL POWER.


SALE

SQUEEZE FOR AC-

moos UMITERS24 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF

7flEND. 003801/RL SALE

DISCUSSES,HOW LIMITING ISACCOMPLISHED USINGA TRIODE TUBE. DESCRIBES THE CHARACTERISTICSAND OPERATION OF THE CUT-OFF LIMITER, THESATURATION LIMITER, AND THE OVERDRIVER LIM-ITER. EXPLAINS THE EFFECT ON LIMITING WHENBIAS IS CHANGED.KINESCOPE.


WHOM TNE AMPLIFICATION11 MIN, 111104 FILM, OPT. SD, SSW 1945

PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES THE DIODE AND TRIODE. ELECTRICFIELDS, TRIM AMPUFIER CIRCUIT, AMPUFICATIONOF DC VOLTAGE CHANGES, ALTERNATING VOL-TAGES, DISTORTION. AND AMPLIFICATION OF AUDIO'FREQUENCY SIGNALS

FROM THE ENGINEERING SERIES. TaECTRONICS,NO. 3.

TRIP STEEL


PRooucER USAEC SPONSOR USERDA


TRIP (TRANSFORMATION-INDUCED-PLASTIC) IS ANEW SERIES OF THERMO-MECHANICALLY TREATED.HIGH! Y ALLOYED STEELS COMBINING HIGH DUCTIL-NY AND HIGH STRENGTH. TENSILE DUCTIUTIES OF25( TO 50( AT STRENGTH LEVELS ABOVE 100,000 PSIARE OBTAINABLE. DISCUSSES How THE STEELSCAN BE PRODUCED HAVING WIDE RANGES OF COM-POSITION AND PROPERTIES. SHOWS THE TRANS-FORMATION THAT OCCURS IN TRIP, STEEL AS LOADIS APPLIED TO BOTH NOTCHED AND TENSILE SPECI-MENS.

TRIP TO WHERE, A


PROOMER USN

"ITLE NO 0038011RL SALE

,'.LUSTRATES THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF THEkISUSE OF DRUGS SUCH AS BARBITURATES, AM-PIIETAMINES, MARIJUANA AND LSD.

TROI IC SEACOA" SURVIVAL


PROOLCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE TEACHING PROCEDURES AND TECH-NIQUES TO BE FOLLOWED FOR SURVIVAL ALONGTROPICAL SEACOASTS.

TROUSLI AT TONTI STAtION


PRODUCER USDCPA


PRESENTS THE STORY OF CIVIL DEED* INACTION WITHIN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS AND GENTEAS ARCUND THE ACCIDENT OF A PASSENGERTRAIN AT TONTI STATION, NEAR THE TOWN OFSALEM. SHOWS HOW CIVIL DEFENSE AND 0000NEIGHBO I VOLUNTEERS, THROUGH TRAINING ANDEMERGENCY PLANNING, PERFORM LIFESAVING ANDRESCUE Y'SSIONS NOT ONLY AT THE TONTI STA-TION TRAIN CRASH BUT DURING OTHER MAJOR DI-SASTERS.


TROUSLE 119100T1010 MOSLEMS - FUEL INDUCTION

17 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, BIN 1945

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO TROUBLE SHOOT THE FUELSYSTEM FOR FAILURE TO DEVELOP FULL POWER.FOR ROUGH RUNNING AT IDLING SPEED, AND FOR .OVERHEATING.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE

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THOME MOOTING PROBLEMS MECHANICAL ANDLUINAILATION


PRODUCER UWE


SHOWS HOW TO CHECK SYMPTOMS AND LOCATE .CAUSES OF AN AIRPLANE ENGINE'S RUNNINGROUGH. OF LOW OIL PRESSURE, AND OF HIGH OILTEMPERATURE.


THOUSLI MOOTING YOUR CAR


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO.761 STOIRL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS WHAT A DRIVER SHOULD DO TO LOCATEAND .CORRECT MINOR CAR TROUBLES, AND DE11-ONSTRATES HOW TO RECOGNIZE SYMPTOMS OFIMPENDING TROUBLE.

FROM THE AUPOMOTIW OPERATION AND MAINTE-NANCE SERIES.

TROUBLED WATERS (REVISED)


PROOUCER USSCPW

777LE NO. 0051102/RL RENTAL &ILE

FOLLOWS THE PATH OF THE OHIO RIVER IN ORDERTO DOCUMENT THE SYMPTOMS AND SOLUTIONS TOTHE NATIONAL PROBLEM OF WATER POLLUTION.SCRIPT INCLUDED.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

TRUE GLORY, THE

65 MIN, 11HM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1945

PRODUCER USASC SPONSOR USNARS


A TESTIMONIAL TO THE BRAVERY OF THE MENWHO FOUGHT WITH THE ALLIED ARMED FORCES INFRANCE, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, LUXEMBOURG, ANDGERMANY FROM CIDAY TO V-E DAY. THE SATTLEFOOTAGE IS UNDERSCORED BY THE VOICES OFSOLDIERS TELLING WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM, OF-FERING AN ACCOUNT OF THE WAR WTTH moteAND HUMOR.g.DITED JOINTLY BY CAROL REED ANO GARSONKANIN. PHOTOGRAPHED BY COMBAT CAMERAMENOF THE USA,_ CANADA, ERANCE, POLAND, BLLGIUM,THE NETHERLANOS, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, NORWAY,AND GREAT SRITAIN. PRODUCED IN COOPERATIONWITH THE BRITISH MINISTRY OF INFORMATION.

THIS 18 CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.SOLD OR RENTED IN THE U S AND ITS TERRITORIESONLY.

TRUE STANDARD, I


PRODUCER USNBEI


SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCURAE AND UNI-FORM STANDARDS OF WEIGHTS, HOW THE INTER-NATIONAL AS WELL AS THE NATIONAL, STANDARDSARE TRANSLATED, STEP BY STEP, THROUGH THEWMPLEX DOWN TO THE SIMPLEST WEIGHING ANOMEASURING ACTIVITIES THAT TAKE PLACE INTRADE AND INDUSTRY. SHOWS HOW ABSOLUTE AC-CURACY AND UNIFORMITY OF STANDARDS AREMATTERS OF GREAT ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE TOEVERYONE.

TT-47/U0 TELETYPEWRITER GENERAL PRINCIPLESAND OPERATION

18 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW 1963

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS HOW TELETYPEWRITERS ARE USED INTHE NAVY'S DEMON-OTAATES THE BASIC PRINCIP S OF COERATION,USE OF THE VARIOUS FUNCT KEYS, AND COR-RECT PROCEDURLS FOR SETTING UP MESSAGESAND SECURING THE MACHINE.

17-47/U12 TELETYPEWRITER INSTALLATION ANOPERFORMANCE TESTS


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDUREFOR UNPACKING, INSTALLATION. AND ASSEMBLYOF THE MACHINE.

17-47/U0 TELETYPEWRITER PREVENTIVE MAINTE-NANCE

6 /AIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1953

PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF FREQUENTCHECKS. STRESSES THE PREVENTIVE MAINTE-NANCE WHICH SHOULD BE DONE BY THE OPERA.TOR RATHER THAN MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL.SHOWS CLEANING, OILING, AND MINOR ADJUST.PANTS OF THE MACHINE.


TUBE BENDING MY HAND

15 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, BNW 1943

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS WHY TUBES MUST BE BENT FQR INSTAL.LATION IN AIRPLANES. SHOWS HOW TO SET UP THETUBE BENDING MACHINE FOR THE JOB, AND HOWTHE VARIOUS PARTS THE MACHINE FUNCTION

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES.

TUSE' TESTER OPERATION


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO USE TESTERS TO CHECK CATHODEEM!SSION AND DYNAMIC MUTUAL 'CONDUCTANCEOF TUBEI.


TUDERCUUN SKIN TESTING


PRODUCER USN


PROVIDES A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF TUBERCU.LOSIS THE TIME SPAN IN WHICH IT CAN OCCUR.AND THE ORt: ANS OF THE BODY IT MAY AFFECT IFLEFT UNTREATED. EXPLAINS THE NAVY'S TB CON-TROL PROGRAM AND THE PURPOSE OF THE SKINTEST DESCRIBES THE INJECTION PROCEDUREMETHODS FOR READING THE TEST AND LOGGINGTHE RESULTS IN THE HEALTH RECORD. REVIEWSTHE PRIME FACTORS FOR A SUCCESSFUL TE$T.

TUSERCULIN TESTING. PT 1, TUSERCUUNS


pRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO (X)38061R4. SALE

SHOWS THE PREPARATION OF PURIFIED PROTEINDERIVATIVES USED IN TUBERCULIN TESTING.

TUBERCULIN TESTING. PT 2, ADMINISTRATION TECH-NIQUES




SHOWS THE EQUIPMENT NEEDED AND THE TECH-NIQUES REOUIRED TO GIVE THE MANTOUX TUBER.CULIN TEST.

TUEERCULOSIS


PRODUCER USOWI


SEN STAINING SHOWS METHODS OF DETECTINGACID-FAST ORGANISMS IN SPUTUM

FROM THE TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCEDUR.IS SERIESFORMERLY LISTED SEPARATELY AS 'FLUORESCENTSTAINING' AND 'ZIEHLNEELSEN STAINING'

TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCEDURES DRUGSUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING, PT 1, DIRECT METHOU

7 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL 961,



SHOWS THE DIRECT METHOD FOR DETERMININGTHE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI TO VAR-IOUS ANTITUBERCULOSIS DRUGS

FROM THE TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCE.DURES SERIES.

TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCEDURES DRUGSUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING, PT 2, INDIRECTMETHOD




SHOWS THE INDIRECT METHOD FOR DETERMININGTHE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TUBERCLE BACILLI TO VAR-IOUS ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS DRUGS

FROM THE TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY DROCE.DURES SERIES. 9

TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCEDUREI,--ASERIES



TITLE NO. 008605/RL

TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCE-DURES FLUORESCENT STAININGAND ZIEHLNEELSEN...

TUBERCULOSi1 LABORATORY PROCE-DURES 'DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITYTESTING, PT 1, DIRECT METHOD

TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCECURES DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITYTESTING, PT 2, INDIRECT METHOD

TUFFY, THE SEA TEACHER


PRODUCER USN


PRESENTS A STUDY OF DOLPHINS AND OTHER SEAANIMALS IN MAN'S CONTINUOUS SEARCH FORKNOWLEDGE. SHOWS THE METHODS OF CATCHING,TRAINING, AND TESTING DOLPHINS. PRESENTS THERESULTS Or SOME OF THESE TESTS IN WHICH ADOLPHIN NAMED TUFFY WAS USED AS THE SUB.JECT.

196S

SALE

8MIN

7MIN

7MIN

1972

TULSA, OKLAHOMA


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO 003810/AL

DEPICTS THE HISTORYOKLAHOMA.

1950

SALE

OF THE CITY OF TULSA,

TUMORS Of THE HEAD AND NECK, PT 1

29 MIN, 3/ 4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER WAR MP SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 007237/RL

1969

SALE

PRESENTS AN ANATOMICAL REVIEW OF THE HEADAND NECK, OUTLINES METHODS OF EXAMINATION.AND DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS LESIONS WHICHOCCUR IN THIS AREA.BOOKLET INCLUDED

1945 TUMORS Of THE HEAD AND NECK, PT 2

22 MIN. 3/ 4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL

PRODUCER WAR MP SPONSOR USNMAC


DISCUSSES T!PES OF ASYMPTOMATIC NECKMASSES AND THEIR ETIOLOGY AND EVALUATIONDESCRIBES AND DEMONSTRATES THE PHYSICALEXAMINATION AND INDICATIONS FOR FURTHERWORK-UPBOOKLET INCLUDED

SALE

DEMONSTRATES, BY ANIMATION& THE CHARACTER-ISTICS OF TUBERCULOSIS, ITS METHOD rF ENTRYINTO THE BODY, AND PROTECTIVE MEASURESWHICH THE FAMILY CAN UNDERTAKE TO PREVENTTHIS rISEASE

FROM THE HEALTH FOR THE AMERICAS SERIES

TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCEDURES FLU-ORESCENT STAINING AN5 ZIL4L-NEELSEN...

8 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD. GOL 1965



FULL TITLE: TUBERCULOSIS LABORATORY PROCE-DURES FLUORESCENT eNING AND ZIP-IL-NEEL-

1969

TUMORS OF THE HEAL AND NECK, PT 3




DEMONSTRATES A DETAILED PHYSICAL EXAMINA-TION FOR CANCER OF THE LARYNX. AND REVIEWS

336

PHYSICAL FINDINGS AND MANAGEMENT OF THISDISEASE

BOOKLET INCLUDED

TUNED BASE OSCILLATOR


IDER USAF

:17 to0 003811/RL SALE

COM, %RES THE TUNED BASE OSCILLATOR CIRCUIT,AM) 'HE TUNED GRID OSCILLATOR POINTS OUTHCW tACH OF THE FOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR OS.CILLATION IS MET IN THE TUNED BASE OSCILLA'.TOR EXPLAINS THE CHECKS FOR OSCILLATION ANDTHE SYMPTOMS WHICH WOULD OCCUR FOR EACHCOMPONENT FAILURE.KINESCOPE.


TUNED CIRCUITS

26 MIN, 16MM FILI I, OPT. SD, B&W 1054

PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE THEORIES BEHIND THE ELECTRON-ICS OF TUNED CIRCUITS AND THE APPLICATION OFTHESE THEORIES TO A PRACTICAL RADIO RECEIVERLAYOUT AND TO A RADIO TRANSMITTER.

TUNED PLATE OSCILLATOR


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE MAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AN'RF AND AN 'AUDIO OSCILLATOR. SHOWS THE PUR.POSE OF EACH COMPONENT IN THE SCHEMATICDIAGRAM. POINTS OUT THE VALUES OF CIRCUITCOMPONENTS IN AN RF OSCILLATOR, THE FEED.BACK PATH, AND THREE METHODS OF CHECKINGFOR OSCILLATIONSKINESCOPE

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENC.Y

TURSOPRONTURBOSHAFT ENGINC4 INTROOUCTION

13 MIN. 16MM :LM, OPT. SD, COL 1059

PROOUCER U SN


OUTLINES THE THEORY OF OPERATION OF TURBO-PROP AND TURBOSHAFT ENGINES WITH COMPARI-SON TO THE TURBOJET ENGINE SHOWS TESTINGAND ASSEMBLY OF ENGINE COMPONENTS IN MANU-FACTURE AND THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONOF THE ENGINES.

TURKISH BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1-30

27 AUDIOCASSE'TTES, 2-TRACK, MONO

PROD(10ER USFSI


SALE

TURKISH BASIC COURSE, UNITS 1 30 ISAMPLER)

1 AUDIOCASSE'TTES, 2-TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


SALE

TURNING A CYLINDER BETWEEN CENTERS

17 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


POINT::: OUT HOW TO CHOOSE STOCK AND MOUNTIT IN A WOOD LATHE FOR TURNING BETWEEN CEN-TERS. DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF A PARTINGTOOL AND SKEW CHISEL. EXPLAINS SAND TURNINGWORK

FROM THE PRECISION W000 MACHINING tIESOPERATIONS ON THE WOOD LATHE, NO 1

TURNING A TAPER WITH THE TAILSTOCK SET OVER


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 78,4800/RL RENTAL SA1 F

SHOWS HOW TO CALCULATE TAILSTOCK OFFSETFOR CUTTING TAPERS, HOW TO OFFSET THE TAIL.STOCK AND HOW TO TURN A TAPER WITH THE TAILSTOCK SET OVER

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP HIDFik SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO 6

TURNING TAPER WORK

12 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TO CENTER CYLINDRICAL WOODSTOCK FOR SPINDLE TURNING. TELLS HOW ANDWHEN TO MAKE CLEARANCE CUTS. SHOWS HOWTO ESTABLISH THE DIAMEnRS OF A TAPER, TURNA WNOLE TAPER,_ ESTASLISH DIAMETERS FORTURNING TWO TAPERS FROM A SINGLE PIECE OFMATERIAL, AND TURN THEM.

FROM THE PRECISION WOOD MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE W000 LATHE, NO. 2.

MAFFIN BAY AREA, AMPHIMOUS LANDING AT SAN.SAPORIO BUILD AIR BASE. AND ASSAULT LANDING

1944 AT LINGAYEN GULF, LUZON.

TURNING WORK HELD ow A Pima21 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT AN IRREGULARLY SHAPEDCASTING WHICH CANNOT BE HELD IN A CHUCK.MOUNT AND CENTER THE FIXTURE CH A LATHE,SELECT AND MOUNT TOOLS. AND TURN, FACE,BORE, COUNTERSORE, AND REAM THE SURFACESOF A VALVE BONNET.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPERATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO. 10,

TURNING WORK HELD ON A MANDRIL

20 MIN, HAAM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1943

PRCXXICER USOE


DESCRIBES THE USES OF THE MANDREL. SHOWSHOW TO FIT A MANDREL INTO THE WORKPIECE.CUT A BEVEL USING THE COMPOUND REST, CALCU-LATE SPEED ANJ FEED, AND SET THE CONTROLS.

FROM THE hmaim SHOP NORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO. 13.

TURNING WORK IN A CHUCK

15 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT. SD. B&W

pRoolvER USOE

TITLE Na 766010/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS HOW TO MOUNT WORK ON A FACEPLATE, TURN ONE FACE OF THE WORK. MAKE ACHUCK FOR THE OPPOSITE FACE, FIT THE FINISHEDFACE TO THE CHUCK, TURN THE SECOND FACE,AND REMOVE RECHUCKED WORK FROM THECHUCK.

FROM THE PRECISION 14000 MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE W000 LATHE, NO. 4.

1944

TURNING WORK OF TWO MINTERS


PRODUCER USOE


DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF ROUGHING, FINISH.ING, FACING, AND RADIUS TOOLS.

FROM THE MACHINt SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE NO. 2.

TURNING WORK ON A FACE PLATE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE VAMOUS TYPES OF rACi PLATES. EX.PLAINS HOW TO ATTACH THE STOCK TO THE ;ACEPLATE, HOW TO TRUE UP THE WOOD, TOSCRIBE THE WORK FOR INSIDE TURNING, HOW TOUSE THE ROUND NOSE CHISEL AND DIAMONDPOINT CHISEL AND HOW TO SMOOTH THE RECESSBOTTOM,

FROM THE PRECISION IV000 MACHINING SERIES.OPERATIONS ON THE WOOD LATHE.

TURRET LATHE, T141 AN INTRODUCTION


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS THE FUNCTION IF THE HEAD, HEXAGONTURRET, SQUARE TUPAET AND BED HOW TO DE-TERMINE THE SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS HOWTO TAKE A MULTIPLE CUT AND HOW TO COMBINE

rs FROM THE HEXAGON AND SQUARE TURRETS.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIE5.

TWINTY-SIXTH INFANTRY DIVNIKK THE

18 MIN. 18MM FILM, /PT. SD. B&W 1952

PROOLCER USA


SHOWS SCENES OF THE 8TH INFANTRY DIVISIONCOMSAT OPERATIONS IN NEW GUINEA-SECURING

TWI BASIC COURSE


PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 000885/RL

TEXT INCLUDED.

TYR MSC COURSE (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USES!

TITLE NO. 000886/AL

TEXT INCLUDED. '

SALE

SALE

TWIST GRILLS, PT II

7 MIN, 18M144 FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1964

PROOUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE SIZE DESIGNATION OF TWIST DRILLS,THEIR CUTTING ACTION, AND HOW THEY ARE USEDAND SHARPENED.

TWISTER


PRODUCER USDCPA


TELLS THE STORY OF THE TORNADO WHICHSTRUCK THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TX, AND HOW THECI I Y RESPONDED. DEMONSTRATES, FOR THE GEN.ERAL PUBLIC, THE NEED FOR AN EMERGENCY OP.ERATION CENTER TO HANDLE SUCH DISASTERS.

ANOTHER VERSION, ENTITLEt"EMERGENCY OPER.ATION CENTER', IS DIRECTED TOWARD STATE ANDLOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.

CLEARED FOR TV.

TWO CENTURIES OF SERVICE


PRODUCER USA

'TITLE NO 007808/AL SALE

EMPHASIZES PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ASSISTANCE PRO.GRAMS. RESEARCH. DEVELOPMENT, MEDICAL AD-VANCES, AND HUMANII ARIAN EFFORTS WHICHHAVE LED TO MANY OF THE CONVENIENCES WETAKE FOR GRANTED IN TODAY'S LIFE STYLE.

TWO HUMORED


PRODUCER USIA


EXPLORES THE THEMES OF HITEMPORARY AMERICAN CULTU

1LEARED FOR EDUCATIONAL

1975

SALE

TOPICAL AND CON.E. ANIMA TED

ONLY.

TWO WORLDS - 20 YEARS

29 MIN, 196IM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1971

PRODUCER NATO


TELLS HOW BELGIUM, PROTECTED BY NATO, HASPROSPERED UNDER A FREE ECONOMY WITH THEINITIAL HELP OF THE MARSHALL PLAN. IN CON-TRAST, CZECHOSLOVAKIA HAS NOT PROSPEREDSINCE IT WAS DEPRIVED OF THIS HELP BY USSR.

U S NAVAL 011011IVATORY

18 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL, 1970

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW ASTRONOMERS AND MATHEMATICIANS DETERMINE TIME PREDICT AND PUBLISHTHE ROSITIONS OF THE SUN, MOON, STARS, ANDPLANETS FOR NAVIGATION AND ',AENTIFIC PUR-POSES AND DO FUNDAMENTAL ASTRONOMICALRESEARCH.

U S NAVAL TEST PILOT SCH001., THE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE ACADEMIC AND FLYING CURRICULUMOF A STUDENT TEST PILOT AS HE GOES THROUGHTHE TEST PILOT SCHOOL.

U S NAVY ARMORED UFE JACKET


PRODUCER USN

TITLE Na 0049118/RL

1945

SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW ,A BULLET.PROOF FABRIC.,MATERIAL CALLED DORAN CAN BE USED TO PRO-TECT NAVAL PERSONNEL AGAINST SMALL ARMS.FIRE.

UL1 IMATI ENERGY, Tr4E


PROOUCER USERDA


EXPLAINS THE COMPLEXITY FACED BY THE SCIEN-TIFIC RESEARCHER IN AN EFFORT TO ACHIEVEFUSION POWER. OUTLINES THE THEORY AND CUR-RENT EXPERIMENTS BEING PURSUED IN THIS COM-PLEX PROJECT, INCLUDED VISITS TO FIVE MAJORFUSION RESEARCH .LABORATORIES AND INTER.VIEWS WITH PHYSICISTS.

UMP THE NAVAIII WAY


' PRODUCER USN


SHOWS km THE NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMANDDEALT WITH ONE PERSON WHO JOINED THEUPWARD mown, PROGRAM (UMP), PRESENTSREAL CHARACTERS WHO PLAY THEMVELVES.

1974 r

UNCONJUGATED NYPEFIBILINUINNEMIA


PROOUCERAMGAST SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO 0C428PIIII. SALE

DESCRIBES THE CLINICAL AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGI.CAL FEATURES OF THE DIFFERENT CAUSES OF IN-DIRECT REACTING JAUNOICE, AND THE INFCAMA.TION REQUIRED TO DIFFERENTIATE AMONG THEMCLINICALLY.

GUIDE INCLUDED. WITH AUDIBLE OR INAUDIBLE AD-VANCE SIGNALS. 30 FRAMES. .

FROM THE AGA ILLUSTRATED LECTURE SERIES.HEPATIC EXCRETORY FUNCTION CLINICAL.

1974

UNDER PRESSURE




SHOWS THE PRESSURES UNDER WHICH MEMSERSOF A LARGE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT MUSTWORK. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF HANDLINGANY SITUATION WHICH MAY OCCUR DURING A PO.LICEMAN'S DAILY ROUTINE PATROL. .

UNDERGROUND COAL MINE SLAVING


PRODUCER USMESA


POINTS OUT THE IMPORTANCE OF UTILIZING EX.PLOSIVES AS A KIND OF INDUSTRIAL FORCE TOREMOVE COAL FROM THE EARTH. USES COLORPHOTOGRAPHY TO CAPTURE LIVE-ACTION SCENES.DESCRIBES SOME OF THE MORE COMMON HAZ.ARDS ENCOUNTEIWD WHEN WORKING WITH EX-PLOSNES. DETONATORS, ANO RELATED EQUIP.MENT.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REOUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FFIOM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU.DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN °STAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHE).

UNOERGROUND NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING

29 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, GOL 1987

PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE ND 00381 7/RL SALE

*tows HOW UNDERGROUND TESTS OF NUCLEARWEAPONS ARE PLANNED AND CONDUCTED AT THENEVADA TEST SITE IN A MANNER DESIGNED TOCONTAIN RADIOACTIVITY WITHIN THE GROUND ANDTO COMPLY WITH THE LIMITED TEST BAN TREATY,WHILE PROVIDING THE DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATIONNEEDED. EXPLAINS VARIOUS TYPES OF NUCLEARTESTS AND THE USE OF VAR/OUS TEST AREAS ANDTHEIR FACILITIES.

MOIDVISSA EXPLORER


PWOUCER USN .

TITLE NO 001117 /RL

UNIJUNCTION TRANSISTOR AND TUNNEL MOO.

isi 9 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

SALE

TEU.S MUT THE OPERATING TECHNIQUES ANDFEATURES COMMON TO NAVY AND COMMERCIALSUBMERSISLES. SHOWS HI 'ARDS ENCOUNTEREUIN SUBMERSISLE OPERATICAS AND SAFETY METH-ODS USED TO'AVOID THEM.

UNDERSTANDING WHY WE TAKE DRUGS, ANOTHERVIEWPOINT, A NEW INSTITUTION

MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 197i

PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO 797001/RL RPITAL SALE

ASSISTS VIEWERS IN UNDERSTANDING SOME OFTHE CAUSES OF AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO THEPROBLEMS OF DRUG ASUSE. DISCUSSES THE ATM-

' TUDE OF DRUG ABUSERS. CONSISTS OF THREE Six-MINUTE FILMS ON ONE REEL.

FROM THE COMMUNITY AT l'HE CROSSROADS KITSERIES.

UNOENSTANOINO TIM ATOM-A SERIES

11 IIMM FILMS, OPT. SO

PRODUCER USAEC


SERVES AS AN INTROOUCTION TO NUCLEAR SCI-ERCE. SHOWS ITS CHARACTERISTICS, PHINCIPLES,AND USES.

ALIN& RITA, AND SAMNA *MIN

ATOM SI PHYSICAL SCIENCE, THE MAIN

NUCLIAR REACTIONS 30MIN

RADIATION AND MATTER 44MIN

RADIATION DETECTION NY IONIZATION 3 MIN

PADIATION DETECTION WI SCINTILLA-TION 30MIN

RADIOISOTOPE APPLICATIONS IN NIMEM W/ DAWN

RADIOISOTOPE APPLICATIONS INMEDICINE MAIN

RACIONOTOPIS IN BIOLOGY ANO AG-P :mum 26MIN

RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY 30MIN

UNDERSTANDING THE PHYSICAL WORLD THROUGHmusuaussor


PRODUCER USNU

TITLE NO. 77154S/RL SALE

°EDICTS MANI STRUGGLE TO HARNESS AND CON-TROL THE VARIOUS FORMS OF ENERGY IN THE UNI-VERSE. LECTURE SEGINS WITH PREHISTORIC MAN,WHOSE ONLY SOURCE OF ENERGY WAS HIS OWNMUSCLE, THEN TRACES THE HISTORIC DEVELOP-MENT OF MEANS FOR UTIUZ1NG OTHER ENERGYSOURCES, FROM THE STEAM ENGINE TO URANIUMFISSION. DEMONSTRATES THE TRANSFORMATIONOF ENERGY-MECHANICAL, CHEMICA_ r_l. ELECTRICAL,THERMAL NUCLEAR-FROM ONJ FORM TO AN-OTHER.

1967

UNDERWATER SOUND BASIC PRINCIPLES


PRDOUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE SE-HAVIOR OF SOUND UNDER WATER. SHOWS THE EF-FECTS OF ASSORPTON, SCATTERING, BOTTOMLOSS ANO SOUND REFRACTION ON SOUNo TRANS-MISSIONS IN THE SEA,

UNIJUNCTION SAWICIOTH GENERATOR

29 MIN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SO, NM

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 044616/1IL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICAL OPERAT-(NG CHARACTERISTICS OF THE UNIJUNCTON TRAN-SISTOR. IDENTIFIES THE SAWTOOTH GENERATORCIRCUIT, AND EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF EACHCOMPONENT. EXPLAINS THE CIRCUIT OPERATIONSHOWING CURRENT FLOW THROUGH THE USE OFANIMATION. CONSTRUCTS TIME-AMPLITUDEGRAPHS OF SIGNIFICANT WAVEFORMS AND EX-PLAINS THE TERMS PHYSICAL LENGTH AND ELEC-TRICAL LENGTH.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPC.18CRINO AGENCY.

PRODUCER USAF


INTRODUCES THE UNUUNCTION TRANSISTOR ANDTUNNEL D1001. DISCUSSES THEIR FUNDAMENTALCF4ARACTERISTICS . AND IDENTIFIES COMPONENTPARTS.KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OESOLETE F\OR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

UNILATINAL SUSPERIOSTIAL ANO ENDOSTIALSLADE IMPLANT PROCEDURES AS SISTA AMT.MINTS




DEMONSTRATES THE SURGICAL` PROCEDURES ANDINPRESSON TECHNIQUES REQUIRED FOR THE FAB-RICATION OF A UNILATERAL SUSPERIOSTEAL IM-PLANT. SHOWS PLACEMENT OF A SUSPEROSTEALIMPLANT ON A SECOND PATIENT, EMPHASIZING THECLINICAL REOUIREMENTS OF OORRECT TISSUECLOSURE. INCLUDES FABRICATION OF A TEMPO-AMY BRIDGE TO ADEQUATELY SPLINT THE AREA.PRESENTS A THIRD PATIENT TO SHOW ENDO&SEOUS BLADE IMPLANT PROCEDURES. "RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY.

UNION STEWARD AND YOU, THE

15 MIN, 113Mm FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1960

PROOUCER USIA


SHOWS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A FIRST LINESUPERVISOR AND A UNION STEWARD IN SOLVINGPROBLEMS.

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE IN VIETNAM, THE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 773680/RL RENTAL ) SALE

OUTLINES AIR FORCE ACTIVITIES AND OPERATIONIN SOUTHEAST ASIA SINCE 1964. DEPICTS PERSON-

"' NEL AND EQUIPMENT BUILDUP. SHOWS CHEMICAL,PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND TACTICAL AIR WARFARE.


UNITED STATES AND WESTERN EUROPE, THE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, UAW 1966

PRODUCER usbs


SHOWS INFORMAL CONVERSATIONS WITH FOURPOLICY-LEVEL OFFICERS OF THE STATE DEPART-MENT ON U S RELATIONS WITH WESTERN EUROPE,MENTIONING NATO IN THE MID 1960'S, MOVES FOREUROPEAN UNITY, THE_ COMMON MARKET, ANDFRANCE AND IIER ALLIES.

UNITED STATES ARMY COMBAT DEVELOPMENTSUOMSIAND, THE VISION TO VICTORY

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, 03L 1969

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE MISSION AND ORGANIZATION OF US ARMY COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS COMMAND, FO-CUSING ON TOOLS AND TECHNIOUES USED TO DE-VELOP NEW CONCEPTS AND EQUIPMENT FOR THEARMY OF THE FUTURE.

UNITED STATES ARRIVING

26 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SA 03L 1963

PRODUCER USN


FOLLOWS THE JUNE 1963 VISIT OF PRESIDENT KEN-NEDY TO THE FIRST FLEET, PONT MUGU, MOTSCHINA LAKE, AND THE MARINE CORPS RECRUITDEPOT, SAN DIEGO.

THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTpoucy oR PLAN', oF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

UNITED STATES INSCIPUNARY BARRACK' THEOUR MISSION, YOUR PM At

37 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, cOL 1912

PROOUCER USA

TITLE W. 0322111/RL SALE

SHOWS THE FACILITIES AND OPERATOR OF THE UDISCIPLINARY BARRACKS IN FT LEAVENWORTH,

338 G

KANSAS, INCLUDiNG TRAINING, REHABILITATIONPROGRAMS, AND LEVELS OF CONFINEMENT.

UNITED STATES STRIKE C MISA110, THE

20 mIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1967

PRODUCER WOOD SPONSOR USAF


DESCRIBES THE OBJECTIVES OF THE U S STRIKECOMMAND, THE COMPOSITE BACKUP FORCE OFACTION-READY STRENGTH.

CLEARED FOR N. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

MIMES ON A SCRATCHPAD


PRODUCER USNASA


STUDIES THE WORK OF A MODERN DAY ASTRO-PHYS/CIST AND HIS METHOD OF STUDYING THEUNIVERSE. FEATURES COMMENTARY By DRROBERT JASTROW AND DR PATRICK THADOEUS OFTHE NASA GOOCIARD INSTITUTE FOR SPACE STUD-IES, NEW YORK.

UNKNOWN THIRTY-SIX SECONDS, THE AIRCRAFTACCIDENT INVESTIGATION


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 0031122/RL RENTAL . SALE

DESCRIBES THE ORGANIZATION AND MISSION OFAIRCRAFT ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BOARD. DE-PICTS ITS PAINSTAKING INSPECTION OF PLANEWRECKAGE TO DETERMINE POSSIBLE ELECTRICAL,MECHANICAL, STRUCTURAL, OR HYDRAULIC FAIL-URE. PROBES THE LIKELIHOOD.OF CREWS SHOW-ING SYMPTOMS OF PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABIL-ITY PRIOR TO CRASH.

CLEARED FOR N.

UNWANTED ALIENS


PROOUCER USDA


A PLANT-PEST DETECTION TRAINING FILM SHOWINGFOREIGN INSECTS WHICH COULD BE INTRODUCEDINTO THE UNITED STATES. PREPARED PRIMAHILYFOR EMPLOYEES OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHSERVICE AND OTHER ENTOMOLOGICAL TRAININGPERSONNEL.

UP ma DRESSING LADDER STEPS TO INCEPENDEM

26 MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, SEW 1974

PRODUCER HCSEIM SPCWSOR USNCEM

TITLE NO . 007296/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW YOUNG MULTIPLY-HANDI-CAPPED CHILDREN CAN BE HELPED TO INDEPEN-DENCE. SHOWS HOW TO CAPTURE ATTENTION ANDENCOURAGE RESPONSE. EXPLAINS HOW TO TEACHHOLDING, PULLING, PUSHING, AND SKILL IN FINDINGAN OPENING.INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE AND PARENT TAKE-HOMEFLYER INCLUDED. PRODUCED BY THE FORMER SPE-CIAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALSCENTER, CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK ATHUNTER COLLEGE AND REISSUED BY NATIONALCENTER ON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND MATERIALSFOR THE HANDICAPPED, 1974.

UP THE rowan CURVE

10 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, cOL 1976

PRODUCER USFEAP


DEMONSTRATES THE PRACTICALITY OF ENERGYCONSERVATION. PRESENTS THE IMPORTANT ROLEIT HAS 1:4 HELPING TO SOLVE AMERICA'S ENERGYPROBLEMS. SHOWS A WIDE RANGE OF ENERGY-SAVING IDEAS, AND POINTS OUT THE SIGNIFICANTDOLLAR SAVINGS THAT CAN BE ACHIEYED WHEN.THESE IDEAS ARE PUT INTO PRACTICE.

CLEARED FOR Ty.

UPPER EXTREMITy PROITNETIC PRINCIPLES

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, cOL 1955

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS EXAMPLES OF RESEARCH EFFORTS RE-SULTING IN PROSTHETIC PRINCIPLES LEADING TOBETTER ARTIFICIAL ARMS. DESCRIBEs THE FUNC-TIONS LOST AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF AMPUTA-TION, THE PRINCIPLES INVOLVED IN THEIR PROS-THETIC RESTORATION, AND SUCH DEVICES ANDCOMPONENTS AS AN ARMAMENTARIUM BOARD.

USAF AEROSPACE IITTH ANNIVERSARY

7 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1157.

PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE HISTORY OF MAN'S EFFORTS TO EX.PLORE OUTER SPACE. DISCUSSES THE OVERALLSIGNIFICANCE OF THE SPACE CHALLENGE AND ITSPRESENT AND FUTURE EFFECT ON MAN.


USAF FLIGHT TUT SCHOOL

HI MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES ENROLLMENT PREREQUISITES, CUR.RICULUM, AND OBJECTIVES OF THE USAF FLIGHTTEST SCHOOL AT EDWARDS AFB, CA. ALSO SHOWSAIR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND AC.TMTY.

THIS KAS SEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENcY.

Ufa Of AIRCRAFT FOR INSECT CONTROL, THG, PT 1,MOSQUITO CONTROL


PRODUCER USPHS SPOWSOR USNMAC


DEPICTS THE GENERAL TECHNIQUES, MATERIALS,AND EQUIPMENT DEVELOPED IN THE USE OF AIR.CRAFT FOR MOSQUITO CONTROL. INDICATES THEKIND OF SITUATION IN WHICH SUCH CONTROL MAYECONOMCALLY AND FEASIBLY BE APPLIED.

USE OF 1011111,111

30 MIN, 18MM FICK OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USAF

1957 tatE No. 003125/AL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR SETTING UPTHE PSM4 MULTIMETER FOR USE AS AN AMMETER.SHOWS THE METHOO OF ADJUSTING THE WERTO READ VALUES IN THE RANGE OF MILLIAMPERESTO AMPERES, AND HOW TO.CONNECT THE METERINTO A DC CIRCUIT TO MEASURE CURRENT.STRESSES THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE OB-SERVED.KINESCOPE.


USAF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENTPROGRAM, THE


PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE PROCESSING OF AN EMERGENCYMAINTENANCE REQUEST By THE INSTALLATIONSENGINEER OFFICE OF A TYPICAL AIR BASE TO IL.LUSTRATE THE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT IM-PROVEMENT PROGRAM OF THE AIR FORCE.


USAF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH LASORATORT


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 0041146/r1 RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE MISSION OF THE AIR FORTIE RA.DIOLOGICAL HEALTH LABORATORY AT WRIGHT.PAT.TERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Om. EXPLAINS ITS PRO-GRAMS OF MONITORING AND MEASURING RADI.ATION DOSAGES RECEIVED BY PERSONNEL IN HAZ.ARDOUS OCCUPATIONS.

PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'RADIOLO-GICAL HEALTH LACORATORY.'

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OB.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGEarl.

USARPAC


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS THE MISSIONS OF OUR SOLDIERS IN THEFAR EAST. INCLUDING-VIETNAM, KOREA, OKINAWA,JAPAN, THAILAND, TAIWAN. AND HAWAII.


CLEARED FOR TV, THIS 'FILM IS CONSIDERED OFmiSTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILYREFLECT CURRENT POUCY OR PLANS OF THESPONSORING AGENCY.

USE ANO CARE OF F1SER ROPE

211 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, BAR 1948

PROOIX:ER USN


EXPLAINS HOW TO CARE FOR, INSPECT AND USEFIBER ROPES. COMPARES SISAL, MANILA AND JuTEAND SHOWS METHC-DS OF SpLICING AND EYEING.PRODUCED BY U II NAVY, 1945. RELEASED BY U SCfFICIE OF EDUCATION, 1948.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. RIGGING

UK AND CARE OF WIRE ROPE

1 II MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, BAR 1948

PRODUCER USN


DESCRNIES THE CONSTRUCTION, USE. AND PRO.TECTIVE QUALITIES OF WIRE ROPE.

PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION. 1948.

FROM THE **MOLDING SKILLS SERIES. RIGGING.

USE OF ANTICOAGULANTS IN RODERT CONTROL




DESCRIBES THE USE OF ANTICOAGULANTS TO KILLRODENTS, VARIOUS FORMS AND TYPES OF ANTI.COAGULANTS AVAILABLE, PREPARATION OF THEVARIOUS BAITS. PLACEMENT OF THESE POISONSTO PROVIDE THE MOST EFFICIENT RESULTS, ANDPRECAUTIONARY MEASURES WHEN USING THESEMATERIALS.

UK OF GENERAL SURGICAL FACILITIES SY THEDENTAL SERVICE


PROOUCER USVA


FAMILIARIZES THE CLINICAL DENTIST WITH GENER-AL OPERATING ROOM PROCEDURES.

1962

USE OF OHMMETER


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE 003629/AL RENTAL SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE PROCEDURE FOR SETTING uPTHE PSM4 MULTIMETER FOR uSE AS AN CHIME.TER. SHOWS HOW TO ADJUST THE RANGE SELEC-TOR SWITL:II FOR THE MOST ACCURATE READINGOF A RESISTOR, HOW TO ZERO THE METER, ANDHOW TO CONNECT THE INSTRUMENT TO READ THEOHMIC VALUES OF RESISTORS. STRESSES THEPRECAUTIONARY STEPS FOR USING THE METER.KINESCOPE.


USE OF PINS IN OPERATIVE PROCIDUNIS, THE

183 MIN, 3/4 IN. vmeocAsserrE, cot. 1974



SHOWS RESTORATION OF A SEVERELY DAMAGEDVITAL TOOTH WITH PINS FOR SUPPORT AND RETEN-TION IN AN AMALGAM BUILDUP, ANO RESTORATIONOF AN ANTERIOR TOOTH USING A PIN AND COMM-SITIVE FILLING MATERIAL. DEMONSTRATES THE EF.FECTIVENESS OF PINS ANO THEIR ABILITY TORETAIN THE RESTORING MATERIAL. GIVES GUIDE.LINES AND RULES FOR PIN HOLE LOCATION ANDNUMBER OF PINS NEEDED FOR CONSTRUCTIVE RE-TENTION.


USE OF PRESSURE-INDICATING PASTE DURING THEDELIVERY OF DENTURES


PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE USE OF PRESSURE.INDICATINGPASTES FOR DEVELOPING BETTER-FITTING DEN-TURES WHEN uELIVERING NEWLY-MADE DENTURE3TO THE PATIENT.

USE OF SICKLE SCALERS




DEMoNSTRATES HOW TO USE STRAIGHT ANDHOOKED SICKLE L 'ALERS ON ANTERIOR TEETH

339

3 4 fr"AL

AND CONTRAANGLE SCALERS ON POSTERIORTEETH IN REMOVAL OF CALCULUS FROM THE SU.PRAGINGIVAL AREA. SHOWS HOW TO SHARPENBOTH TYPES OF SCALERS.


USE OF SOLEMN COPPERS, THE

MIN, 186IM FILM, OPT. SO, SEW 1964

PRODUCER USN

TinE Na 061183t OIL SALE

DESCRNIES THE TECHNIQUES OF SOFT SOLDERINGIN A SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS, INCLUDING-pROPER ISLECTION AND TINNING OF THE COPPER -CORRECT HEATING, CLEANING AND FLEXING TmESURFAcIII TO SE SOLDERED - AND TRANIFERR.RING SUFFICIENT HEAT FROM THE COPPER.

THIS HAS SEEN DECLARED OOSOLETE FOR UBEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

UK OF THE CONDOM APPLIANCE FOR,T141 NI/CONTI-NENT PATIENT

9 MIN, isMAI FILM, OPT. so. cot. IlsePRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


PRESEIGS. IN DETAIL THE ASSEMBLY AND APPLI-CATION OF THE CONDOM APPLIANCE WHICH PRO-VIDES A MEANS WHEREBY THE INCONTINENT MALEPATIENT CAN BE KEPT DRY WITHOUT AN !NOWELL.NG CATHETER.

uss or TIN EXPLORERIS MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, CCA. 1117c

PRODUCER UTENND SPONSOR USK'

TITLE NO 0a1183/FIL SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE AN EXPLORERSTROKE IN THE DETECTION OF CALCULUS ANOCARIES, ANO IN EXAMINATION OF THE TEXTURE,CONTOUR, AND CHARACTER OF TOOTH SURFACES.SHOWS SHARPENING TECHNIQUES AND GIVES REA.SONS FOR MAINTAINING A SHARP INSMUINNT.

FROM THE =LING TECHNIQUES SERIES. NO: 4.

UN OF THE MACEY CURET NO. 0748


PRODUCER UTEPIND SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 0008041/111.

1571

SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE THE GRACEY CURETNO. 7-8 IN SUDGINGIVAL SCALING AND ROOT PLAN-ING. DISCUSSES CURETTAGE WHICH IS NOT GENER-ALLY PRACTICED BY HYGIENE STUDENTS. SHOWSSHARPENING PROCEDURES.

FROM THE !CALM TECIWIQUES SERIES. NO. S.

U1111 OF TIC MACEY CURET NO. 11-11


PFKIDUCER UTENND SPONSOR USNMAC

TITLE No. 0011801/11L SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE THE GRAM CURETNO. 11.12 IN SCALING MESIAL SURFACES OF POSTE.RIOR TEETH. SHOWS SHARPENING PROCEDURES.

FROM THE =ALM TECHNIQUES SERIES. ND. 7. 4.

USE OP THE MACEY CURET NO. 13-14


PROOUCER UTENNO SPONSOR LIIINMAC

TITLE NO 001841101L SALE

DEMONSTRATES HOW TO USE THE MACEY CURET -

NO. 13-14 IN SCALING DISTAL SURFACES OF POSTE-RIOR TEETH. SHOWS SHARPENING PROCEDURES.

FROM THE SCALING rEaftwoun SERIES. NO. S.

usa OF TIVI lEALLMILI MN IN TIM RIDUCTHSNANO PIRATIC, OF JAW FRACTURES

II MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL ISIS

PROOIXER USVA


DEMONSTRATES ADAPTATION AND FIXATION OF AMETAL MESH WHEN AN INSUFFICIENT NUMBER OFNATURAL TEETH ARE PRESENT TO PROVIDE SEC-ONDARY SUPPORT

UN OF THE PERIODONTAL PROM

II MIN, 3/4 IN. VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1976


TITLE No 001817/FIL SALE

DEMONSTNATES HOW TO USE THE PERIODONTALPROBE INSTRUMENT IN EXAMINING THE SHAPE ANDDIMENSIONS OF THE GINGIVAL SULCUS AND PERO.CONTAL POCKETS, EXPLAINS HOW TO MEASURETHE DEPTH OF POCKETS WITH A PROSE.

FROM THE SCALING TECHNIQUES SERIES. NO. II.

um or ma POLYGRAPH NI INVESTIGATIONS

BENIN. 11IMM FILM, OPT SD. SSW 1967

PRODUCER USA


PRESENTS A PRETEST INTERVIEW WITH THE SUSPECT. DISCUSSES THE ANALYSIS OF POLYGRAPHINDICATIONS AND THE POST-TEST INTERROGATIONOf THE SUSPECT.

USE OF THE PROBLEM IN TEACHING


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 7711625/FIL RENT:AL SALE

SHOWS MOW AN AIR UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR EM.PLOYS A CLEVER METHOD FOR IhmRESSING HISSTUDENTS WITH THE PRINCIPLES ANU TECHNIQUESOF USING THE PROBLEM AS 'AN EFFECTIVE TEACH.ING AID.

THIS KAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

USE OF TURNING FRAMES

35 MIN, 16MM FILM, OFT. SO, 94W

PRODUCER USA


TEACHES NURSING PERSONNEL THE CLINICAL RE.OUIREMENT FOR AND PROPER USE OF TURNINGFRAMES.

1968

USE OP VOLTME' TER


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES THE PROPER PROCEDURE FORSETTING UP THE PIM-6 MULTIMETER FOR USE AS AVOLTMETER. SHOWS HOW TO CONNECT THE IN.STRUMENT INTO A DC CIRCUIT AND ADJUST ANDREAD THE METER FOR DIFFERENT VALUES OFVOLTAGE. 'STRESSES THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONSTO SE OBSERVED. SHOWS HOW THE METER ISUSED TO OBTAIN A NUMBER OF VOLTAGE READ-INGS IN CIRCUITS CONTAINING DIFFERENT COMPO-NENTS.

KINESCOPE.


USEFUL KNOTS FOR BOATMEN


PRODUCER USCG

TITLE PIO 007049/RL SALE

DISCUSSES KNOTS MOST 'COMMONLY USED BYBOATMEN. SHOWS THEIR USE. INSTRUCTION FORTYING. AND THE WHIPPING AND STOWAGE OF NAT.URAL AND SYNTHETIC FIBER LINES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

USEFULNESS OF MEDIUM CHAIN TRIGLYCIRIDES.THE

II MIN. 2 X 2 SLIDES. AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1989



DEALS WITH THE LAE OF MEDIUM CHAIN TRIGLYCERIDES, A RECENTLY DEVELOPED SEMISYNTHETICTYPE OF F030..19 SLIDES.

FROM THE FAT ABSORPTION IN HEALTH AND DIS-EASE SERIES.

USES OF RESONANT SECTIONS


PfAXX/CER USAF


SHOWS THE USE OF RESONANT SECTIONS OFTRANSMISSION LINES AS CIRCUIT ELEMENTS. DE-VELOPS THE LECHER LINE OSCILLATOR. AND EXPLAINS HOW A SHORTED QUARTER WAVELENGTH .SECTION OF TRANSMISSION LINE CAN BE USED ASA PARALLEL RESONANT CIRCUIT,KINESCOPE


USING A GORING OAR SETWIEN CENTERS WORKHELD ON CARRIAGE

22 MIN. IOW FILM, OPT SD, SAW 1944

PRODUCER U141E


SHOWS HOW TO SET UP, MOUNT, ADJUST, AND USEA BORING EAR BETWEEN CENTERS OF THE LATHE,

HOW TO CLAMP AN IRREGULAR WORKPIECE ON ALATHE CARRIAGE, AND HOW TO ALIGN THE WORK-PIECE CENTER WITH THE LATHE CENTERLINE

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER.ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LAT4ENO-16 -

USING A FOLLOWER REST

21 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SO. BAW

PRODUCER USOE


ILLUSTRATES THE USE OF A FOLLOWER REST INTHE TURNING OF A LONG SHAFT INTO TWO DIANE.TERS

FPOM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER.Al IONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO IS.

1943

USING A MATHEMATICS LABORATORY APPROACH


PRODUCER PSI ICCR ',SPONSOR USOE

TITI /121/RL RENTAL SALE .

ACQUAINTS TEACHERS WITH THE LABOPATORY AP-PROACH BY DESCRIBING WHAT LABS ARE, WHYTHEY ARE USED, HOW THEY ARE ORGANIZED, ANDTHE KINDS OF ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE VALUAULE INTHE MATHEMATICS LABORATORY SHOWS ILLUS-TRATIVE ACTIVITIES AT SEVERAL GRADE LEVELS.

FROM THE PROJECT ON INTERPRETING MATHEMAT-ICS EDUCATION RESEARCH SERIES.

USING A PORTAIILE SPRAY GUN

26 MIN, 16MM FILM. Cr SD, B6W

PRODUCER USOE


1945

SALE

EXPLAINS HOW THE PRESSURE TANK OPERATES,AND SHOWS HOW TO CLEAN PORTABLE SPRAYGUNS ADJUST THE PAINT. SPRAY. AND AIR CON-TROLS STROKE WHILE PAINTING . AND USE THESUCTION TYPE SPRAY GUN.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES FINISHING.

USING A SHELL ENO MILL

21 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. SSW

PRODUCER USOE


1943

SALE

TELLS HOW THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE DIF-FERS FROM 01 HERS SHOWS HOW TO MAKE AFLAT SURFACE WITH A SI 'ELL END MILL AND HOWTO USE THE SLIDING HEAD EXPLAINS SPEED ANDFEED ANO HOW TO CALCULATE THEM.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE, No:1.

USING A STEADY REST

25 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD. SAW 1943

PRODUCER USOE

TITLENo 777250/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES THE STEADY REST AND ITS USESSHOWS HOW TO SPOT THE WORK FOR LOCATIONOf THE STEADY REST, HOW TO MOUNT THESTEADY REST ON THE LATHE, AND HOW TO ADJUSTTHE JAWS OF THE REST TO THE WORK.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE. NO. 14

USING A STEADY REST WHEN MOPING


PRODUCER USOE

'TITLE NO 777300/RL RENTAL SA LE

SHOWS HOW TO MOUNT A LONG CASTING ON ALATHE FACEPLATE, HOW TO TURN A TRUE BEARINGSPOT FOR SUPPORTING THE WORKPIECE WITH ASTEADY REST, AND HOW TO PERFORM BORING,TURNING, AND FORMING OPERATIONS WHEN WORKIS SUPPORTED BY A STEADY REST

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES OPER-ATIONS ON THE ENGINE LATHE, NO 17

USING ANIMALS IN THE LABORATORY

88 FR. 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT, COL 1953


TITLE NO 001680IFIL SALE

SHOWS METHODS OF HANDLING LABORATORY ANI-MALS

FROM THE BASIC LABORATORY TRAINING FORNONPROFESSIONAL WORKERS SERIES

340 13 1 f' )

I* DIAGNOSIS IN A MATHEMATICS CLASSROOM

15 IN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1970

ER PSUCCR SPONSOR USOE

TITL NO 177502/111. RENTAL SALE

POINTS OUT THAT MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTIONCAN BE IMPROVED BY EFFECTIVELY DIAGNOSINGPUPIL NEEDS SHOWS THE USE OF INTERVIEW IN-VENTORIES AND DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTS. EXPLORES WAYS OF GROUPING PUPILS ON /HE BASISOF SUCH EVALUATION AND OF PROVIDING IN.STRUCTION TO MEET SPECIFIC NEEDS

FROM THE PROJECT ON INTERPRETING MATHEMAT-ICS EDUCATION RESEARCH SERIES

USING THE BENNETT MACHINE


PRODUCER USOLR


SHOWS A MOCK CLASSROOM SESSION ON THE USEOF THE BENNETT MACHINE, WHICH IS USED IN RES.PIRATORY THERAPY

FROM THE /CARE TRAINING SERIES

USING VISUAL AIDS IN TRAINING

14 MIN. 161AM FILM. OPT SD, EISW 1944

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE PIO 778300/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS AN INSTRUCTOR'S USE OF A TRAININGMOTION PICTURE. A COORDINATED FILMSTRIP ANDA MANUAL IN TEACHING HIS CLASS THE USE OFTHE MICROMETER.

USO T/IIRTy YEARS OF SERVICE


PRODUCER USA t.

TITLE NO 005035/RL - SALE

TAKES A LOOK AT THE UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZA-T1ONS TODAY, FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO BOSTONAND SOUTHEAST ASIA TO ITALY


MO WHEREVER THEY 00


PROOUCER USA


PRESENTS THE STORY OF THE UNITED SERVICEORGANIZATIONS DEPICTING ITS HISTORY AND SER.VICE TO THE ARMED FORCES FEATURES BOBHOPE.


RESTRICTION. SALE TO USO ONLY

NS FORRESTAL -

21 MIN. 161AM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1956

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 004993/RL SALF

DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION Of A MODERNAIRCRAFT CARRIER FROM KEEL LAYING TO ACTUALSEA TRIALS AND FINAL COMMISSIONING.

NS NAUTILUS OPERATION SUNSHINE

14 miN, 18MM FILM. OPT SD. COL 1959

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS EVENTS LEADING UP TO AND DURING THEACTUAL POLAR PASSAGE OF THE USS NAUTILUS.

VACUUM TUBES SIAS IN TRIODES

18 MIN, 18MM FILM. OPT SD. SSW

PROOUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE TERM BIAS. DISCUSSES FIXED BIASAND SHOWS THE SCHEMATIC OF A FIXED BIAS NET-WORK. IDENTIFIES THE COMPONENTS AND GIVESTHEIR PURPOSE. TRACES AN AC SIGNAL THROUGHTHE CIRCUITKINESCOPE.


VACUUM Tunas ELECTRON THEORY AND THEDIODE TUBE

le MIN. 18MM FILM, OPT SD, SSW 1942

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE AV 0031141/FIL SALE

EXPLAINS ELECTRON BEHAVIOR IN MATTER, ELEC-TRON SOURCES IN .VACUUM TUBES. SYMBOLS OFTUBES, FUNCTIONING OF IN A CIRCUIT AND EFFECT

Of PLATE VOLTAGE CHANGES, SPACE CHARGE,AND 04006 AND DUODIOOE AS REFLECTORS

VACUUM TWIGS TRI001 AND MULTIPURPOSETUSKS

14 MK lomm km, OPT. ea, ism 1942

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE ND. 003842/RI SALE

DESCRISES THE TRIOCE TUBE AS EVOI,VED FROMTHE MOE TUBE. DISCUSSES ITS STRUCTURE ANDCAPACITIES, ANO THE CIRCUITS IN WHICH THETUBE FUNCTIONS. INDICATES THE FUNCTIONS OFTHE GRID, GRID SIAS, THE SCREEN AND SUPPRES-SOR GRIDS, AND MULTIPURPOSE TUBES,


VACUUM TUSKS TRI00111 CATHODE SELF BIAS17 MIK 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


DEFINES CATHODE SELF BIAS, AND SHOWS AN AM-PUFIER CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC WITH CATHODE BIAS.IDENTIFIES, THE COMPONENTS, GIVES THE FUNC.TION Of THE COMPONENTS, TRACES THE CHARGEAND DISCHARGE PATHS Of CK, AND DEFINES DE-GENERATION.KINESCOPE.


VACUUM TUSKS - TRIODES - GRID LEAK SIAS

27 MIN, 111MM FILM, oer SO, SAW

PRODUCER USAF

77*LE NO 003844/RI SALE

SHOWS A GRID LEAK BIAS NETWORK, IDENTIFIESTHE COMPONENTS WHICH COMPRISE THE CIRCUIT.AND EXPLAINS HOW THE NETWORK FUNCTIONS.TRACES THE CHARGE AND DISCHARGE PATHS OfCG ANgi THE AC SIGNAL THROUGH THE CIRCUITSTATES THE PURPOSE OF, RG AND DISCUSSES THEFOUR FACTORS WHICH DETERMINE THE AMOUNTOf GRID-IfAK BIAS.KINESCOPE.


VACUUM TUBES TRIOOES TUBE CONSTRUCTIONAND CHARACTERISTICS


PRODUCER USAF SPONSOR FSERH


PRESENTS THE THEORY Of OPERATION Of THETRIOOE AMPLIFIER, USING ELECTROSTATIC FIELDSAS A MEANS OF EXPLAINING ELECTRON MOVEMENTWHEN THE GRID POTENTIAL RANGES FROM A NEG.ATIVE TO A POSITIVE STATE. DEMONSTRATES THEEFFECT.ON PLATE CURRENT AND VOLTAGE WHENTHE GRID HAS A SMALL AC SIGNAL ON IT.KINESCOPE. PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS'TRIOOE VACUM TUBES CONSTRUCTION ANDCHARACTERISTICS.'


VALLEY OF THE TENIMINKE


PRODUCER USOWI


EMPHASIZES THE CHANGE IN AGRICUL RALMETHOOS MADE POSSIBLE BY FLOOD CONTROL INTHE TENNESSEE VALLEY. DESCRIBES THE ORIGINOF THE NA. DISCUSSES DAM BUILDING.

VALUE aseonnamma


PRODUCER USAF


EVALUATES THE IMPACT Of VALUE ENGINEERINGPROGRAMS ON COST PERFORMANCE. DISCUSSESTHE NEED FOR INCENTIVES, SAVINGS, SUBCON-TRACTOR PARTICIPATION, AND CONTRACTOR SUP-PORT.


VALUE ENGINEERING MORI SHIPS FOR LESSmaw13 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT, SD, COL 1957

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW THE U 8 NAVY VALUE ENGINEERINGPROGRAM WORKS AND EXPLAINS ITS KEY TECH.

NIQUES GET THE FACTS. KNOW THE COSTS, DE-TERMINE THE FUNCTION. DO CREATIVE THINKING.AND EVALUATE BY COMPARISON EXAMPLES AREGIVEN Of RESULTS Of VALUE ENGINEERING.

VALUE ENGINEERING THE 100 MILLION DOLLARSTORY


PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES AN AIR FORCE ECONOMY CONCEPTWHICH HAS REALIZED SVINGS OF MANY MILLIONSOf DOLLARS IN AIRCRAFT AND MISSILE COSTPREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'VALUE EN.GINEERING . THE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARSTORY.*

CLEARED FOR NON.SPONSORED TV. THIS IS CON.SIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOTNECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENT POLICY ORPLANS Of THE SPONSORING AGENCY

VANDENBERG AEROSPACE AIR FORCE BAK

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL ¶ 961

PROOUCER USAF


REVIEWS SIX YEARS OF PROGRESS IN AEROSPACEOPERATIONS AI VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE,HOME OF THE U 5 AIR FORCE'S FIRST BALLISTICMISSILE DIVISION. DEPICTS THE TRAINING RE-QUIRED FOR CREWS THAT MAN THE MISSILEBASES.


VARANOEROORA WEEMS INCIDENT, THE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS COLLISION OF THE VARANGER AND THEDORA WEEMS, AND THE CAUSES THEREFOR


VARIASLE AREA LIGHT CONTROL IN X-RAY DUPLICA-TION

PRODUCER USNMAC


DEMONSTRATES XRAY DUPLICATION EQUIPMENTAND TECHNIQUES USED FOR IMPROVING X.RAY BYVARIABLE AREA LIGHT CONTROL, USING A CUSTOM.MADE LIGHT BOX.

CLEARED FOR TV.

VARIATIONS ON A THEME


PRODUCER USSBA


CALLS ATTENTION TO IMPORTANT STEPS IN PLAN-NING A SALES EVENT

VD - ONE, TWO


PRODUCER USN


STATES THAT TRACKDOWN OF THE SOURCE Of VE.NEREAL INFECTION IS AS IMPORTANT AS MEDICALTREATMENT. SHOWS WHY AN INDIVIDUAL INFECTEDWITH VO MUST NOT ONLY SEEK PROPER MEDICALTREATMENT, BUT ALSO COOPERATES WITH THE VDCONTACT INTERVIEWER, SO THAT THE SOURCE OfHIS INFECTION CAN BE TRACED AND TREATED.

VORL TESTS FOR SYPHILIS



TITLE NC..) 003648/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PREPARATION Of THE BASIC ANTI-GEN EMULSION. SHOWS THE PROCEDURES 'FORTHE SLIDE FLOCCULATION TESTS FOR SERUM, FORTHE TUBE FLOCCULATION TESTS FOR SERUM. ANDFOR THE SPINAL FLUID TEST. AND GIVES A RECAPITULATION OF KEY POINTS Of VDRL TESTS FORSYPHILIS.


VECTORS


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS VECTORS, CHANGES IN ANGLE ORNITUDF., HOW VECTORS ARE PLOTTFD, ANDTHE RESULTANT IS FOUND

341

1945

SALE

MAO.HOW


YEE A NATIONAL EMERGENCY

II MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1972

PRODUCER USDA

TITLE NO 003794/RL SAI.E

SHOWS ACTIONS TO CONTROL VENEZUELANEQUINE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS IVEEI THE DEADLYHORSE SLEEPING SICKNESS THAT INVADED TEXASIN THE SUMMER'Of 1971 AFTER A DEVASTATINGIMPACT ON MEXICO DEPICTS MASS VACCINATION,QUARANTINE, AND AERIAL SPRAYING TO SUPPRESSMOSQUITOES.

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE STORY, THE




POINTS OUT THE VALUE OF GOOD VEHICLE MAINTE.NANCE, AND THE EFFORT MADE By THE POSTOFFICE TO ESTABLISH PROPER MAINTENANCE PRO-CEDURES

VELA PROGRAM SATELLITE DETECTION SYSTEM

¶ 6 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1964

PRODUCER USAEC "TITLE NO 003849/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE NATURE Of THE ATMOSPHERE dUR.ROUNDING OUR PLANET AND THE PROBLEMS IN.VOLVED IN ANALYZING NUCLEAR EXPLOS$ONSBEYOND THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE. DESCRIBESTHE BASIC CIRCUITS AND PROBLEMS INVOLVED INDEVELOPING A SERIES Of SATELLITES FOR DE.TECTING NUCLEAR RADIATION ILLUSTRATES THEMANUFACTURING AND TESTING Of THE DETECTIONSYSTEM, AND SUMMARIZES THE FUTURE Of THESATELLITE DETECTION PROGRAM.

VELOPHARYNGIAL CLOSURE IN SPEECH ANOLUTITION


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES THE MECHANISM Of VELOOHAR-YNGEAL CLOSURE AND SPEECH IN A PATIENT WHOHAD UNDERGONE A RADICAL RIGHT MAXILLECTOMYAND ORBITAL EXENTERATION FOR CARCINOMA.

VENEZUELAN [GUNK ENCEPHALITIS EPIDEMIC INCOLUMBIA


PRODUCER USPHS


DOCUMENTS A STUDY OF TWO SIMULTANEOUSOUTBREAKS OF VENEZUELAN EQUINE ENCIPHALITISAFFECTING BOTH EQUINES AND HUMANS IN CO-LOMBIA, SOUTH AMERICA.

VERBAL IMPAIRMENT ASSOCIATED WITH DRAIN DAM-AGES


PROL'UCER USOE


EXPLAINS HOW TRANSFER MOLDING DIFFERSFROM COMPRESSION MOLDING. SHOWS HOW TOMOLD A PART BY THE TRANSFER METHOD AND CO-ORDINATE STEPS Of THE MOLDING CYCLE.


VERBAL IMPAIRMENT ASSOCIATED WITH DRAINDAMAGE

16 MIN, 16MM ROA, OPT SD, COL 1906

PRODUCER USPHS SPONSOR USVA


DEMONSTEVIES HOW THREE SYNDROMES OfVERBAL IMPAOMENT CAN BE DIFFERENTIATED BYANALYSIS BAStV ON LINQUISTIC DESCRIPTION.SHOWS A METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING AND SORTINGOUT SYMPTOMS.


VERMILIONECTOMY


PROM R USATITLE NO. 003576/RL SALE

DEMONSTRATES AN OPERATION TO CORRECT ARECURRING LESION ON THE LOWER LIP BY REMOV-ING THE LIP MUCOSA SHOWS HOW THE LESION ISDIAGNOSED AS BENIGN KELOSIS, OR SOLAR KEL0-519.

RECOMMENDED FOR PROFESSIONAL GROUPSONLY THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FORUSE WITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

VERNIERS


PRODUCER USOE


USES ANIMATION TO TELL THE PRINCIPLES OF THEVERNIER SCALE AND ITS APPLICATION TO PRECISION MEASURING INSTRUMENTS TELLS HOW TOUSE AND READ VERNIER MICROMETERS AND CALI.PERS

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP 14ORK SERIES PRECI.SION MEASURMENT, NO 4

STATEMENT OF WPROVAL ATTACHED THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE

1941 SPONSORING AGENCY

VERTICAL DIMENSION IN COMPLETE DENTURES

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO. COI. 1972

PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES PROPORTIONAL AND FUNCTIONALMETHODS TO ESTABLISH A TENTATIVE VERTICALDIMENSION FOR THE EDENTULOUS PATIENT. EM.PHASIZES THE CORRELATION OF THIS DIMENSIONWITH THE CENTRIC RELATION.

VERTICAL FILE




PRESENTS INFORMATION ABOUT THE PURPOSESAND STRUCTURE OF THE VERTICAL FILE WITH EM-PHASIS ON THE TYPE OF MATERIALS TO INCLUDE INTHE FILE, THEIR PURPOSE. AND ACCESS TO THEMSTUDY GUIDE INCLUDED


VERTICAL RELATOON OP OCCLUSION SY THE PA-TIENT-A NEUROMUSCULAR PERCEPTION


PRODUCER USVA


DEMONSTRATES HOW THE VERTICAL DIMENSION ISRECORDEL" WITH INTRAORAL HEARING PLATES.USING THE PATIENT'S MEMORY PATTERN AND NEU-ROMUSCULAR PERCEPTION THE PATIENT IS GUIDE

IN WHICH HE RECOGNIZESMANDI R POSITIONS WHICH ARE BOTH TOOHIGH AN TOO LOW. FROM THESE EXTREMES, AL-TERATIONS IN THE HEIGHT ARE MADE, AND AN OC-CLUSAL VERTICAL POSITION COMPATIBLE WITH THENEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLO(Y IS ARRIVED AT.

VERY SPECIAL GIRL, A

26 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT SD. CAL 1975

PROD(/CER USN

TITLE NO. 007858/RI SAL'

PRESENTS THE STORY OF DENISE ANNE MILLER, AHIGH SCHOOL JUNICR WHO WON THE NAVY'S HIGH.EST AWARD AT THE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR SHOWS HER TRIPTO THE NOBEL PRIZE CEREMONIES /PT STOCK.HOLM. WHERE SHE RECEIVED HER AWARD FROMADM M D VAN ORDEN, CHIEF OF NAVAL RESEARCHAND WITNESSED THE PRESENTATION OF A NOBELAWARD TO ALEXANDER SOI2HENISYM.

VERY SPECIAL MAN, A


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE IMPORTANCE Of ELECT RONICS TO THENAVY AND OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR RE.

RUITS IN ADVANCED ELECTRONICS.

VESICULAR EXANTHEMA

17 MIN, 1IMM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1954

PRODUCER USDA


TELI.S THE STORY OF THE OUTBREAK OF VESICU-LAR EXANTHEMA IN 1952, ITS RAPID SPREAD. ANDMEASURES TAKEN TO CONTROL IT. SHOWS DIS-EASE SYMPTOMS DEPICTS DIFFERENTIAL DIAG-NOSTIC FIELD TESTS, AND REVIEWS FEDERAL-STATE INDUSTRY COOPERATION IN ERADICATIONEFFORTS, INCLUDING THE PROPER COOKING OFGARBAGE FED TO SWINE TO CURB THE SPREAD OFVESICULAR EXANTHEMA. STRESSES THAT ANYCAMPAIGN TO CONTROL OUTBREAKS AND ERADI.CATE ANIMAL DISEASES REQUIRES THE COOPEFTA-TION OF EVERYONE CONNECTED WITH THE LIVE-STOCK INDUSTRY, FROM THE PRODUCER TO THECONSUMER

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE

VESTISULAR AND COCHLEAR SYSTEMS


PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO 007561/RI

DISCUSSES AND DEMONSTRATES THE VESTIBULARAND COCHLEAR SYSTEMS, TRACING THE PATH-WAYS FROM THE RECEPTOR TO THE CORTEX OFTHE BRAIN, PLUS THE VARIOUS REFLEX CONNEC-TIONSSOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLESSEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES.CASSETTE NO. 06' FOR MORE INFORMATION


THE SCHEMATIC OF A VIDEO AMPLIFIER. AND IDEN.IFIES THE PURPOSE (5- EACH OF THE COMM.NENTS DISCUSSES THE VARIOUS TROUBLES WHICHCERTAIN SYMPTONS INDICATE

KINESCOPE

1972 THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOL ETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

VETERAN BECOMES A FARMER, THE


PRODUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS IN A FARMCOMMUNITY COOPERATE IN GIVING HELP A.NIDCOUNSEL TO A VETERAN WISHING TO BECOW AFARMER

VIBRATION PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF SHIP-. BOARD ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW BREAKAGE CAN OCCURWHEN EQUIPMENT CHASSIS ARE NOT PROTECTEDAGAINST VIBRATION AND SHOCK SHOWS WAYS INWHICH VIBRATION CAN BE ELIMINATED BY THE USEOF BANDS. SCREWS, AND BRACES PLACED IN DIF.FERENT WAYS ON A CHASSIS.


VISRATORS


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES THE PURPOSE OF A VIBRATOR ,ANDEXPLAINS WHAT MAKES 11 WORK SHOWS THESCHEMATIC OF A VIBRATOR IN A CIRCUIT. AND DIS-CUSSES THE TWO VIBRATOR OUTPUT CHARACTER.ISTICS.-SQUARE WAVE PULSATING DC, AND FRE-QUENCY VARIES WITH RATE OF OPENING ANDCLOSING THE CONTACTSKINESCOPE

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR UScWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

VICTORY AT YORKTOWN


PRODUCER USDAVA

TITLE/VC 010129/RL RENTAL SALE

PORTRAYS THE DAY.LONG RITUAL OF THE SURREN-DER AT YORKTOWN, COUNTERPOINTING THE TRI-UMPH OF THE* AMERICANS AND FRENCH WITH THEAGONY OF THE BRITISH, AND REFLECTIONS ON THESIGNIFICANCE OF YORKTOWN. THEN

VICTORY DIVISION, THE 24TH INFANTRY


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 005000/RL

1950

SALE

TELLS THE HISTORY OF THE 24TH INFANTRY DIVI.SION IN THE PACIFIC AREA DURING WORLD WAR II

VIDEO AMPLIFIER

25 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT SD, 13t1W

PRODUCER USAF


DESCRIBES THE FREQUENCY RANGE AND STATESTHE FUNCTION OF EACH COMPONENT OF THEVIDEO AMPLIFIER EXPLAINS METHODS USED TOOBTAIN LOW AND HIGH FREQUENCY RESPONSEKINESCOPE

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR IJSEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENF

VIDEO AMPLIFIERS

29 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SD, RAW

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS WHY A PENTODE TUBE IS USED IN VIDEOAMPLIrIERS RATHER THAN TRIODE TUBES SHOWS

342

VIDE) SYNOPSIS


PRCDUCiR USNMAC

TITLE 0) 007669/RI SALE

REVIEWS T1 IE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE BRAIN. POINTSOUT THE VARIOUS STRUCTURES WHICH MAY BEREVEALED BY DISSECTION, AND REVIEWS THE NER-VLJ.IS SYSTEM ACCORDING TO FUNCTIONAL SYS-TEW

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES PT 25.

VIETNAM CRUCIIPLE


PRODUCER USA


REPORTS ON THE AMERICAN SOLDIER'S ACTIVITIESIN VIETNAM PRESENTS BOTH THE MILITARY ANDCIVILIAN SITUATION


CLEARED FOR TV. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY

VIETNAMESE IIASIC COURSE, VOL 1, (me TO PRO-NUNCIATION, LESSONS 1-10 (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED

VIETNAMESE SAW COURSE, VOL 1, GUIDE TO PRO-NUNCIAT1ON, LEUONS 1-10


PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED.

VIETNAMESE - SAM COURSE, VOL 2, LESSONS 114$(SAMPLER)

I AUDIOCASSETTES. 2-TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI

TITLE NO 008/37/RL SALE

TEXT INCLUDED

VIETNAMESE BASIC COURSE, VOL 2, LESSONS 11.11

10 AUDIOCASSETTES, 2.TRACK. MONO

PRODUCER USFSI


TEXT INCLUDED

VIEW FROM OUTSIDE, THE


PRODUCER USMC


COMPARES THE ADVANTAGES OF REMAINING INTHE MARINE CORPS WITH CIVILIAN LIFE

VIEW FROM THE TOP

II MIN 16MM FILM, OPT SD. COL 1977

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS MISSION CAPABILITIES AND USES OF THENEW AIRBORNE WARNING AND CONTROL SYSTEMSHOWS WHY THE SYSTEM IS NECESSARY TO OURNATIONAL DEFENSE, HOW THE SYSTEM OPERATES,AND WHERE IT MIGHT BE USED IN ACTUAL COMBATSITUATIONS SHOWS UNIQUE CAPABILITY OF AWAC,LOOK-DOWN RADAR, WHICH MAKES POSSIBLE ALL-ALTITUDE SURVEILLANCE OVER LAND OR WATER

VIEW OF THE SKY, A


PRODUCER USNASA


GIVES A CHILD'S VIEW OF THE SOLAR SYSTEMTODAY AND TOMORROW

CL1 MED I OR TV

VISWPOINT

2$ MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USDA

1087


PRESENTS THE STORY Of THE NATIONAL FORESTS.INCLUDES MANY STRIKING SEQUENCES FILMED INNATIONAL FORESTS IN DIFFERENT SECTIONS OfTHE COUNTRY, PLUS SOME CLIPS FROM THELASSIE TV SERIES.

VIGIL OF JENNY FAY. THE

17 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W 1112



DISCUSSES A STUDY CONDUCTED BY THE U SPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE IN KANSAS CITY TO DE-TERMINE HOW DENTAL CARE CAN BE MADE AVAIL-ABLE TO THE CHRONICALLY ILL IN NURSING HOMESAND IN PRIVATE HOMES.

VIKING


PRODUCER USNASA


PRESENTS A COMPREHENSIVE LOOK AT THE PREP-ARATIONS FOR THE VIKING/MARS LANDING SCHED-ULED FOR JULY 4, 1976. TRACES THE BEGINNINGOf THE SEARCH FOR LIFE ON THE MARTIAN SUR-FACE AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS. FO-CUSES ON THE SCIENTISTS CONNECTED WITH THEVIKING MISSION. EXPLORES THE PROBLEMS, SOLU-TIONS, CONCERNS, ANXIETIES, AND ASPIRATIONSLEADING TO THq EVENT.

VIRAL HEPATITIS


PRODUCER. USNMAC


REVIEWS NORMAL LIVER STRUCTURE AND FUNC-TION. DISCUSSES MAJOR ETIOLOGIC AGENTS OfVIRAL HEPATITIS, CLINICAL AND MORPHOLOGICFEATURES Of FOUR VIRAL HEPATITIS NECROSIS,AND CHRONIC HEPATITIS. ALSO DISCUSSES THEDISTINCTION BETWEEN CHRONIC PERSISTENTHEPATITIS AND CHRONIC HEPATITIS.N SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MORD,WITH AUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.SCRIPT INCLUDED. DEVELOPED BY THE ASSOCI-ATION Of PATHOLOGY CHAIRMEN IN COLLABORA-TION WITH THE NATIONAL MEDICAL AUDIOVISUALCENTER

FROM THE EIASIC PATHOLOGY SERIES.

VISCERAL AFFIRENTS


PROOUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007660/AL

COVERS THE VISCERAL AFFERENT SYSTEM. IN-CLUDES THE GENERAL VISCERAL AFFERENTS ANDTASTE. OLFACTION IS NOT INCLUDED.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 06' FOR MORE INFORMATION

FROM THE NEUROANATOMY CEMONSMATIONS, SERIES. PT It

VISION IN MILITARY AVIATION - SENSE Of SIGHT

25 MIN, ,,n4144 FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1982

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Of THEEYE, INCLUDING STRUCTURE Of THE RETINA ANDFUNCTIONS OF THE ROOS AND CONES FOR LIGHTDISCRIMINATION, DARK-ADAPTATION AND TECH-NIOUES FOR RELYING ON ROD VISION. DEPICTS EF-FECTS OF - G -, CARBON MONOXIDE, MEDICATIONS,HYPDXIA, AND OVER-EXPOSURE TO GLARE.

VISUAL DAY SIGNALS

.14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1943

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS INTERNATIONAL DAY SIGNALS FOR SHIPSNOT UNDER COMMAND, INLAND DAY SIGNALS, ANDVARIOUS OTHER SIGNALS.



VISUAL SYSTEM


PRODUCER USNMAC

TITLE NO. 007N2/RL

DEMONSTRATES THE VISUAL.,SYSTEM FROM THEOPTIC NERVE TO THE CORTEX. USING DIAGRAMS,PROJECTED SPECIMENS Of THE BRAIN. ANDSTAINED SERIAL ACTIONS. DISCUSSES CLINICAL AP-PLICATIONS.SOLD ONLY IN A CASSETTE WITH OTHER TITLES.SEE 'NEUROANATCNY DEMONSTRATIONS SERIES,CASSETTE NO. 06' FORMORE INFORMATION.

FROM THE AfEUROANATOMY DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES. PT 18.

VISUAUZING AN INJECT


PRODUCER USOE


TELI.S HOW A BLUEPRINT IS DEVELOPED, ILLUS-TRATES HOW DIMENSIONS ARE SHOWN BY DIFFER-ENT VIEWS. AND EXPLAINS HOW VARIOUS KINDS OfINFORMATION ARE INDICATED ON A BLUEPRINT.

FROM THE MACHINE SHOP WORK SERIES. FUNDA-MENTALS Of BLUEPRINT READING, NO. I.

VITAL LINK. THE


PROOUCER USNASA


smaws NASA'S WORLDWIDE COMMUNiCATIONSSYSTEM AND THE NETWORKS Of STATIONS THATSEND COMMANDS TO SPACECRAFT, DETERMINESPACECRAFT POSITION, AND RECEIVE SCIENTIFICDATA FROM THEM. EMPHASIZES THE APOLLOTRACKING NETWORK.

VISUAL PLANT RUM22 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1951

PRODUCER USN

TITLE No. 788100/RL REtiTAL SALE

EXPLAINS AND ILLUSTRATES CIVIL AIR REGULA-TIONS PART 03, AS APPLIED TO NAVAL AVIATORSWHILE FLYING UNDER VFR CLEARANCES.

VITAL caw THE29 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER NATO


DESCRIBES THE CURRENT STRENGTH Of THENATO NAVIES IN THE ATLANTIC. EXPLAINS THETASK OF SUPREME ALLIED COMMAND ATLANTIC ATNORFOLK, VA, WHERE OFFICERS FROM SIX NATOCOUNTRIES WORK TOGETHER TO COORDINATE DE-FENSE PLANS IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC AREA. ALSOSHOWS THE WORK BEING DONE BY A TEAM OFNATO SCIENTISTS AT LA SOEZIA, ITALY

VITAL SEA, THE

14 MIN. I6MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PRODUCER USN


STATES THAT THE U S NAVY ENSURES FREE USEOf THE SEA AS A MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION, APLACE FOR RECREATION, AND A SOURCE OF FOODAND NATURAL RESOURCES.

VITAL SIGNS AND THEIR INTERRELATION, THE -INDY TIMPIRATURE, PULSE, RESPIRATION-


PRODUCER USOE


FULL TITLE - VITAL SIGNS AND THEIR INTERRELA-TION, THE - BOOT TEMPERATURE, PULSE, RESPIRA-TION, _AND BLOOD PRESSURE. DESCRIBES THEPHYSIOLOGY Of THE RESPIRATORY, HEAT REGULA-TORY, AND CIRCULATORY SYSTEMS AND THEIR IN-TERRELATIONSHIPS,PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE US PUBLICHEALTH SERVICE.


VITAL SIGNS, PT I, CARDINAL SYMPTOMS


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 003885/RL

1958

SALE

EXPLAINS TEMPERATURE, PULSE, RESPIRATION,AND BLOOD PRESSURE BY MEANS Of LIVE AC-TIONA ANIMATION, ART WORK, AND SOUND EF-FECTS. TELLS HOW THESE VITAL SIGNS PRESENT APICTURE Of THE CONDITION Of THE BODY.

vnAL SIGNS, PT 2, TAKING TEMPERATURE, PULSE,AND RESPIRArON


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE TECHNIQUES OF TAKING TEM.PEPATURE (ORAL, RECTAL, AXILLARY), PULSE, AND

343

3 _

RESPIRATION Of PATIENTS WITH A VARIETY OFCONDITIONS. SHOWS EQUIPMENT NEEDED AND IN-CLUDES SANITARY PRMEDURES AND CHARTING.

VITAL wan, PT 3, TAKING BLOOD PRESSURE


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS AND DEMONSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES OfTAKING SYSTOLIC AND DIASTOLIC PRESSURES ANDTHE PROCEDURES FOLLOWED WITH PATIENTS.USES SOUND EFFECTS TO SHOW THE SIGNIFICANTCHANGES IN PULSE TONE.

VIVAX MALARIA




EXPLAINS THE DISTRIBUTION, CLINICAL MANIFEt 'A-TIONS, DIAGNOSIS. TREATMENT, AND PREVENTIJNOf VIVAX MALARIA.78 FRAMES,

VIACJ


PROOUCER USN


PRESENTS THE STORY OF A PHOTOGRAPHICAERIAL RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON IN COMBAT.

VOICE FOR isancumv, A


PRODUCER USNASA


DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPPINGOF NASA'S VAST MERCURY TRACKING NETWORKAROUND THE WORLD.

VOICE OF THE FOREST

27 MIN, ILIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1961

PRODUCER USDA


PRESENTS A STORY ABOUT A BOY AT SUMMERCAMP WHO, BORED WITH CAMP ROUTINE. ADVEN-TURES INTO THE FOREST, TALKS WITH THE BIRDSAND ANIMALS. GETS LOST IN THE WOODS, SEESTHE DESTRUCTIVENESS OF A FOREST FIRE, ANDRETURNS TO CAMP WITH A BETTER UNDERSTAND-ING AND APPRECIATION OF FORESTS AND FOREST-RY.

PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH TME STATE FOR-ESTERS Of THE NORTHEASTERN STATES.

VOICES


PRODUCER USEPA


DOCUMENTS VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS-THE EFFORTS OF CLEVELANDERS DETERMINED TOTAKE PART IN PLANNING FOR A NEW JETPORT INLAKE ERIE - THE WORK OF FARMERS IN MISSOURITO PROTECT THEIR LAND AGAINST GOVERNMENTDAM BUILDERS - AND THE BATTLE OF A GAS STA-TION OPERATOR IN PITTSBURGH WHO TOOK ON ANINDUSTRIAL GIANT THAT WAS POLLUTING HIS AIR.NARRATED BY WILLIAM CONRAD.

VOLATILE SUSSTANCES


PRODUCER USNIMH


CLASSIFIES AND DELINEATES THESE SUBSTANCESAS TO THEIR PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL HAZ-ARDS.


1971

VOLT OHMMETER OPERATION

12 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, B&W

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO OPERATE A VOLT OHMMETER(WESTON AND OTHER TYPES) TO MEASURE OHMSAND VOLTS.


1944 .

VOLTAGE DIVIDERS


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS HOW VOLTAGES ARE DEVELOPED AT THETAPS WITH RESPECT TO GROUND. DESCRIBES

GROUND AS BOTH A REFERENCE POINT AND AS ACURRENT CONDUCTION PATH. SHOWS THE RUA.TIONSHIP OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE VOLTAGE TOGROUND.

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE, POR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

VOLTAGE DOUSLER


PRODUCER USAF


DEVELOPS, THROUGH ANALOGY AND DEMONSTRA.TION, THE THEORY OF A VOLTAGE DOUBLER CIR.CUIT. TRACES THE CHARGE AND DISCHAI GE PATHSFOR THE CAPACITORS, COMPUTES PEAK OUTPUTVOLTAGE AND RIPPLE FREQUENCY, AND RELATESMALFUNCTIONS IN A VOLTAGE DOUULER CIRCUITTO THE SYMPTOMS

KINESCOPE.

THIS HAS BEEN (*CLARE) OBSOLETE FOR USEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

VOLTAGE DOUSLERS TRANSISTORIZED


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES THE PRINCIPLES OF VOLTAGE DOU.BLER CIRCUITS DISCUSSES TROUBLESHOOTINGPROCEDURES. SHOWS THE FUNCTIONS OF CAPACI.TORS.


VOLTAGE REGULATORS


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE OPERATION, USE, REPRESENTA.TION. AND CHARACTERISTIC CURVE OF ZENERDIODES. SHOWS THE SCHEMATIC OF A CIRCUITWITH A ZENER DIODE, AND DISCUSSES ITS OPER-ATION OR FUNCTION IN THE CIRCUIT.

KINESCOPF


VOLTAGE REGULATORS SOLID STATE


PRODUCER USAF

nne NO 009351/RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE PRINCIPLES OF TRANSISTORIZEDELECTRONIC VOt TAGE REGULATORS. USES SCHE-MATICS TO SHOW HOW CURRENT IS CONTROLLEDDISCUSSES DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BREAKDOWNAND XENER DIODES. AND ILLUSTRATES THEIRFUNCTIONS.

WAITING


PRODUCER USSRS

Tins No 009329/RL SALE

FEAT /RES THE SOCIAL, MENTAL, AND PHYSICALPROBLEMS OF A WOMAN SUFFERING FROM KIDNEYDISEASC. EXPLAINS THE PROBLEM OF FINDING ANDKEEPING A JOB ALONG WITH HER MANY HOURS ONA KIDNEY MACHINE AND HER EVENTUAL VOCATION.AL REHABILITATIONS.

FROM THE RESEARCH BRIEF SERIES


WARM COAT, THE

1974 14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL

PRODUCER USAFC


DESCRIBES THE TRANSPLANTING OF SEA OTTERSFROM AMCHITKA ISLAND IN THE BERING SEA TOALASKAN COVES WITH THE COOPERATION OF THEAEC.

WAITING ON TABLES AT SEA

14 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT SD, B&W

PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO 00(1995/RC SALE

WARNING STAR


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 005004/Rl. SALE

DISCUSSES THE RC-121 *WARNING STARS,* EX.1955 PLAINING THEIR IMPORTANCE IN GUARDING NORTH

AMERICAN COAST LINES AGAINST ENEMY ATTACK.

CLEARED FOR TY. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DECLAREDOBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

1963

DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF RELATIONSHIPWITH PASSENGERS, PERSONAL CLEANLINESS,PREPARATIONS BEFORE THE MEAL, CONDUCT, ANDCLEANUP AFTER THE MEAL.

WANTED PLANT parr DETECTIVES


PRODUCER USDA


EXPLAINS THAT THE PUBLIC'S ASSISTANCE ISNEEDED IN HELPING TRACK DOWN DANGEROUSFOREIGN PLANT PESTS THAT MAY HAVE GOTTENINTO THE COUNTRY. INCLUDES SUCH INVADERS ASTHE BOLL WEEVIL OF COTTON. SPOTTED ALFALFAAPHID. EUROPEAN CORN BORER, WHITE PINE BLIS.TERS RUST, STEM RUST OF GRAIN AND GOLDENNEMATODE OF POTATO. ILLUSTRATES WHAT STATEAND FEDERAL GOVERNMENIS ARE DOING TO FUR-THER PEST DETECTION TO PROTECT AMERICAN AG.RICULTURE.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MOTION PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE.PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON. DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

WAR AND ADVICE

20 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT, SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF

1967 TITLE NO 790475/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS THE ROLE Of SPECIAL U S FORCES WHOSERVE AS OBSERVERS AND INSTRUCTORS FORVIETNAMESE TROOPS SHOWS HOW AMERICAN AIDAND INFLUENCE REACHES INTO MILITARY, POLITI-CAL, r" 1CHOLOGICAL, AND ECONOMIC AREAS WITHGOOU WILL AND SUPPORT OF THE PEOPLE AS APRIMARY OBJECTIVE. DEPICTS ALERT PRACTICES INSTRATEGICALLY CONSTRUCTED HAMLETS WHERECIVILIANS ALSO DO THEIR PART IN RESISTING THEVIET CONG

CLEARED FOR TV

1964

VOLTAIC CELL DRY CELL AND STORAGE BATTERY


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE PRINCIPLES OF A VOLTAIC CELL, ADRY CELL, ANC A STORAGE BATTERY


VOLUNTEER FIREMAN, THE


,PRODUCER USDA


DESIGNED. TO ASSIST VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPART.MENTS SUPPRESS WOODS FIRES SHOWS TECH-NIOUES OF USING HANDTOOLS AND BACK PACKPUMPS. INCLUDES THE IMPORTANT WORK OF MOP.PING UP, CLEANING AND STORING TOOLS, REPORT-ING, AND PREVENTION FOLLOWUP. IT POINTS UPTHE IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION BETWEENVOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS AND STATEFOREST FIRE SERVICES.

VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY


PROOUCER USDAVA


1969

SALE

USES PAINTINUS FROM THE CABRILLO NATIONALMOUNMENT TO DESCRIBE THE DISCOVERY Of THECMLIFORNIA COAST BY THE 16TH CENTURY EX.PLOFIES JUAN ROMIGUES CABRILLO

WAR AND PEACE

29 M:r. ...AIM FILM, OPT 'SD, B&W 1965

PRODUCER USAF


REVIEWS THE CAREER OF GEN CURTIS E LEMAYFROM FLYING SCHOOL GRADUATION IN 1929 TO HISRETIREMENT AS U S AIR FORCE CHIEF OF STAFF.CELEBRATES HIS FEATS AS A MILITARY LEADER INWAR AND PEACE.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'AIR POWERAND THE MAN.'

CLEARED FOR TY. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 013.SOLE- E FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGEN :Y

WAR COMES TO AMERICA


PRODUCER USWD


TRACES AMERICAN HISTORY FROM JAMESTOWN IN1607 TO PEARL HARBOR IN 1941, EMPHASIZING THEACHIEVEMENTS AND IDEALS OF AMERICAN SOCI.ETY INCLUDES SCENES OF HITLER RIDICULINGROOSEVELT'S PEACE EFFORT, LINDBERGH ADVO-CATING ISOLATIONISM, AND THE JAPANESE BOMB-ING OF PEARL HARBORPRODUCED BY U S WAR DEPARTMENT, 1945. RE.LEASED BY U S OFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1949.

FROM THE WHY WE RGHT SERIES.

RESTRICTION. SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FORSTUDY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLYCLEARED FOR CLOSED-CIRCUIT TY ONLY.

3443 ,

WASTE DISPOSAL ST HYDRAULIC FRACTURING


PRODUCER USAEC


DEPICTS THE DEVELOPMENT, AT OAK RIDGE NA-TIONAL LABORATORY, OF.A PROCESS FOR THE DIS-POSAL OF INTERMEDIATE-LEVEL RADIOACTIVEWASTES IN UNDERGROUND BEDDED SHALE FOR-MATIONS. SHOWS AN ACTUAL INJECTION OF MATE-RIAL INTO THE FORMATION. SUPPLEMENTED BYANIMATION WHICH PORTRAYS THE MANNER INWHICH THE GROUT IS FORCED DOWN INTO THEWELL AND THEN INTO THE FRACTURE FOR PERMA-NENT DISPOSAL

WASTE HEAT MANAGEMENT ENERGY UTIUZATIONFOR PROFIT

243 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD. nal 1976

pRODUCER USOECE


SHOWS HOW WASTE HEAT FROM VARIOUS INDUS-TRIAL PROCESSES CAN BE CAPTURED AND REUSEDTO HELP CUT INDUSTRIAL FUEL BILLS AND THERE-BY INCREASE PROFITS, WHILE HELPING TO CON-SERVE THE NATION'S ENERGY SUPPLY ALSOSHOWS SEVERAL WASTE HEAT RECOVERY SYS-

.TEMS AND TECHMOUES. DISCUSSES HOW THEDUSTRY SPOKESMEN'S WASTE HEAT MANAGEMENTPROGRAMS HAVE PERMITTED THEM TO MAINTAINPRODUCTIVITY WITH LESS FUEL IN THE FrE OF

NGRAPIDLY RISI ENERGY PRICES AND A G OWN°SCARCITY OF FOSSIL FUELS.

FROM THE INDUSIRLAL ENERGY CONSERVATICWSERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

WATCH ON HEALTH, THE




DESCRIBES BRIEFLY THE HISTORIC HIGH POINTSAND CURRENT PROGRAMS OF THE PUBLIC HEALTHSERVICE.

WATCH OUT FOR WITCHWEED


PRODUCER USDA


WITCHWEED IS A PRETTY, RED-BLOSSOMED PLANTTHAI LOOKS HARMLESS-BUT WATCH IT. THIS PARA-SITE ATTACHES ITSELF TO PLANT ROOTS AND ISCAPABLE OF DEVASTATING WHOLE CROPS OFCORN, SUGARCANE. SORGHUM, RICE, WHEAT.OATS, BARLEY, AND MORE THAN 80 SPECIES OFGRASS AND SEDGE. SHOWS WHAT IS BEING DONETO CONTROL THE SPREAD OF THIS PARASITICPLANT AND WHAT METHODS OF ERADICATION HAVEALREADY BEEN DEVELOPED.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE MO'BON PICTUREDIVISION, OFFICE OF COMMUNICATION, U S DE-PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, DC20250. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND THE ORDER TOTHE .NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THESTATEMENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED. THIS HASBEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THESPONSORING AGENCY.

WATER

11 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W 1948

PRODUCER USDA


TELLS THE STORY OF WATER ITS NUMEROUSVALUES AND ITS POTENTIAL DESTRUCTIVE POWERWHEN UNCONTROLLED. IT DEVELOPS THE THEME

THAT WATER IS ESSENTIAL TO ALL LIFE AND THATTHE MOST VALUABLE WATER IS THAT WHICHSOAKS INTO THE GROUND WHERE IT FALLS ASRAIN OR IINOW WHILE THE MOST DESTRUCTIVEWATER IS PERMITTED TO RUN OFF UNCONTROLLEDFROM THE GROUND WHERE IT FALLS.

WATER FRIEND OR ENEMY

0 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL.- 1941

PRODUaR USCIAA


STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER, ILLUS.TRATES CORRECT MEASURES IN KEEPING SPRINGAND WELL WATER FROM BEING CONTAMINATED,AND SUGGESTS BOILING WATER AS A FINAL PRE-CAUTION. ANIMATED.

WATER FOR FARM AND CITY

i4 16MM FILM, OPT. 30, B&W 1959

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS THE EFFECT OF WATER ON THE LAND ANDITS PEOPLE. DEPICTS FARMERS AND RANCHERSGUARDING THE NATION,S WATER SUPPLYTHROUGH PROPER CONSERVATION METHOOS. RE-VISED EDITION OF WATER FOR A NATION'.

WATER FOR THE WEST


PROCKICER USDA


DESCRISES HOW FOREST AND WATERSHED SCIEN-TISTS AT EXPERIMENT ETATIONS IN THE FORESTSAND ON THE RANGE ARE TRYING TO FIND THEBEST WAYS TO INCREASE THE YIELD OF USEFUI.WATER WITHOUT DAMAGING THE SOIL AND THEOTHER IMPORTANT RESOURCES OF THE NATIONALFORESTS.

WATER MASSES OF THE OCEAN

45 MN. 161AN FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1967

PROOUCER USN


PROVIDES A STUDY OF THE LCCAT1ONS AND DY-NAMIC MOVEMENTS OF THE MAJOR WATERMASSES OF THE OCEANS.

WATER PURIFICATION, INTRODUCTION

10 MN, I1MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1963

PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO. 7940 I 0/RL SALE

EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF DISINFECTINGWATER, EXPLAINS THE VARIOUS SOURCES OFWATER ANO THE STEPS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ASAFE WATER SUPPLY, AND MENTIONS BRIEFLY DIA-TOMITE FILITERS AND DISTILLING EQUIPMENT.

WATERS FROM THE MOUNTAIN


PRODUCER USDA

TTLENO. 0040HURL SALE

THE MOST VITAL JOB OF THE SNOW SURVEYOR ISTO MEASURE WATER CONTENT IN SNOW AND DE-TERMINE How MUCH WATER TO ExPECT WHEN THESNOW MELTS. HE TELLS US How MUCH WATERWILL BE FOR POWER, IRRIGATION, WATERSHEDPROJECTS, RECREATION, FLOC° CONTROL, ANDANY OF THE OTHER USES FOR WATER ON WHICHMAN DEPENDS:

WATERS OF COWEITA

20 MN, 10MM FILM, OPT. SO. COL 1963

PRpOUCER USDA


ILLUSTRATES RESEARCH BEING UNDERTAKEN ATTHE HYDROLABORATORY THE COWEETA EXPERI-MENTAL FOREST OF NORTH CAROLINA, EMPHASIZ-ING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WATERSHEDPRACTICES AND THE FLOw OF WATER IN STREAMS.

WATERSHED WILDFIRE

21 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1958

pRooucER USDA

TITLE NO 7947421RL 'SALE

DENCTS THE EFFECT OF A FOREST FIRE WHICHSPREAD THROUGHOUT THE BRUSH COVERED CAN-YONS OF CALIFORNIA'S SANTA INEZ WATERSHED.EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF IMMEDIATE RE-SEEDING OF SUCH AN AAEA TO HELP PREVENTDEVASTATING FLOODS WITH THE ADVENT OF THERAINY SEASON. EXPLAINS THAT EVERYONE'S HELPIS NEECED IN SUPPORT OF FIRE PREVENTION, FIREDETECTION AND FIRE CONTROL.

WATERTIGHT COVER

42 FR, 31MM FILMSTRIP, CAPTIONS, SSW 1946

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TYPE F ROUNDWATERTIGHT COVER, AND THE WELDING AND AS-SEMBLY OF THE LID AND COLLAR, LOCKING MVICE,DOGS, HINGE, SCREEN, AND GASKET.

PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATiON, I 946.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. SHEET-METAL WORK.

WATERTIGHT COVERS, PT I, LAYOUT AND FilarTOON

14 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B/v/ 1946

PRODULTR USN


DEMONSTRATES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TYPE FWATERTIGHT COVER, INCLUDING THE OVERALLFABRICATION OF LID, HINGE, COLLAR, GASKET, ANDCOMBING. SHOWS THE COMPLETE COVER READYFOR ASSEMBLY.

PROOUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, ION.

FROM THE SHIPBUILDING SKILLS SERIES. SHEET-METAL WORK.

WATERTIGHT COVER& PT 2, Assamk,Y

IS MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1946

PRODUCER USN


TELLS HOW TO WELD, AND ASSEMBLE COMBING,LID, COLLAR, LOCKING DEVICE, DOGS, HINGE,SCREEN, AND RUBBFR GASKET.

PRODUCED BY U S IAVY, 1943. RELEASED BY U SOFFiCE OF EDUCATION, 1941.

FROM THE SHIPBUILENNG SKILLS SERIES. SHEET-METAL WORK.

WAVEGUIDE PLUMBING

26 MIN, 'IMM FILM, OPT. SD, SSW

PROOUCER USAF


COvERS THE 90 DEGREE 'E' AND If SEND IN REC.TANOULAR WAVEGUIDES BY EXPLAINING THEEFFECT ON THE FIELDS WITHIN THE GUIDE. DIS-CUSSES TWISTS, FLEXIBLE WAVEGUIDE. AND IM-PROPER BENDS. EXPLAINS THE CHOKE AND ROTAT-ING JOINT BOTH PHYSICAU.y AND ELECTRICALLY,AND THE ACTIONS OF THE FEEDHORN AND DUMMYLOAD BY MEANS OF MOCKUP AND CELLOMATIC VI-SUALS. SHOWS ACTUAL BENDS, TWISTS. CHOKEJOINTS, FLEXIBLE WAVEGUIDE, FEEDHORN. ANDDUMMY LOAD.

KINESCOPE.


WAVECIODES

29 MN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, NW

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE INADEQUACY OF TRANSMISSIONLINES, OTHER THAN WAVEGUIDEA AT MICROWAAFREQUENCIES. STRESSES FACTORS DETERMININGTHE POWER HANDLING AND FREOUENCY HANDLINGCAPABILITY OF WAVEGUIDES. SHOWS HOW A LOOPOR PROBE IS USED TO INJECT OR EXTRACTENERGY FROM A WAVEGUIDE. EXPLAINS THE USEOF ELECTRCNAGNETIC ENERGY TO SHOW THE OP-ERATION OF A WAVEGUIDE. *sows HOW TO AS-CERTAIN THE POLARIZATION OF A WAVEGUIDE.

KINESCOPE.


WAVESHAPIMO NETWORKS

34 MN, 11MM FILM, OPT. SO, SSW

PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 00347S/RL RENTAL SALE

sown HOW TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF CA-PACITOR CHARGE APPLIED TO AN RC NETWORK.DISCUSSES DIFFERENTIATED ANO INTEGRATEDWAVES. GIVES DEFINITIONS FOR SHORT, MEDIUM,AND LONG TIME CONSTANT CIRCUITS, AND SHOWSHOW THE WAVEFORMS FOR EACH CIRCUIT CAN BERECOGNIZED.

KINESCOPE.


345

3 5"

WAXING PROCEDURE FOR SETTING TEETH

7 MN, HIMM FILM, opT. SO, cOL 1574

PRODUCER USVA

TITLE NO. 009054/RL, SALE

SHOWS THE WAXING PROCEDURES FOR OBTAININGTHE ANATOMICAL CONTouRs OF COMPLETE DEN-TURES. DEMONSTRATES THE CONTOURING OF THEINTERPROXIMAL, LABIAL, AND LINGUAL AREAS INTHE WAX MODEL, AND EXPLAINS THE ADVANTAGESOF DEVELOPING THIS FORM.

WAXING TECHINOUI FOR REIIIIVENEERED FIXEDBRIMS, PT I, COPYING CONSTRUCTION

7 MIN, 11Mm FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER USVA


SHOW THE TECHNIQUE FOR WAXING RESIN-VEN-EERED FIXED BRIDGES. ALSO SHOWS FABRICATIONOF RESIN COPINGS TO PROVIDE STRENGTH TO THEWAX PATTERN AND TO INSURE UNIFORM THICK-NESS OF GOLD IN THE WINDOW AREA OF THEVENEER CROWN.

WAXING TIONNOOMI POO RESIN-VENEERED FIXEDORIONS, PT 2, ANTERIOR

Il MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1975

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE TECHNIQUE FOR WAXING AN ANTER-IOR BRIDGE. NSTRATES PROCEDURE FORWAX-UP OF CROWNS AND ESTABLISHING THE 00-CLUSION, ASSURING THERE ARE NO PREMATURI-TIES PRIOR TO SPRUING AND INVESTING.

WAXING 1100110111 FOR RESIN.VENEERED FIXEDmom, PT 3, POSTERIOR

12 MN, teMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL ISM

PRODUCER USVA


SHOWS THE TEcHNIQuE FOR WAXING A POSTERI-OR BRIDGE. DEMONSTRATES THE WAX-UP OFCRONNS, DEVELOPING AND ESTABUSHING THE OC-CLUSION. ALSO SHOWS HOW OCCLUSION ISCHECKED FOR POSSIBLE CUSP INTERFERENCES BYPERFORMING LATERAL EXCURSIONS ON AN MITI-CULATOR PRIOR TO SPRUING, !WESTING, ANDCASTING.

WAY OUT OF THE WILDERNESS, A

29 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W INN

PROWCFRUSNMAC

TITLE NO 0031179/RL i4LEDEPICTS CARE OF RETARDED CHILDREN AT THEPLYMOUTH STATE HOME AND TRAINING CENTER,WHICH IS DESIGNED TO LOOK LIKE A HONRATHER THAN AP INSTITUTION AND HAS AS ITSGOAL PREPARING THE KOREN FOR RETURN TOTHE OUTSIDE WCFILD. I. WS SEVERAL CHILDREN,SOME MOTOR HANDICA. ED, SOME BUND, ANDWHAT 13 BEING DONE TO HELP THEM FIND 'A WAYOUT OF THE WILDERNESS.'

WAY TO THE CAPITAL

15 MN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PROOLKXR USN

TITLE NO. C06291/RL

INFORMS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSyOUTm PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAMJUST FOR THEM.

1972

SALE

ABOUT ADESIGNED

WE

15 MN. 19MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1973

PR JOUCER USW


PRESENTS KEY FINDINGS Cf THE 1970 CENSUS-THEENORMOUS GROWTH OF OUR SUBURB!), _THE CON-TINUED HISTORIC MOVEMENT OF THE POPULATIONFROM RURAL TO URBAN AREAS, TOWARDS THE NA-TION'S COASTS. PUTS THE STATISTICS ABOUT THEPROGRESS AND PROBLEMS OF AMERICA INTOHUMAN TERMS, CONCENTRATING ON THE PEOPLEAS THEY WORK, PLAY, AND RELAX.

WE BUILD, WE FIGHT

22 MIN, I6MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 19N

PRODUCER USN


TELLS ABOUT THE SEABEES FROM THEIR FIRST'CAN DO' DAYS OF WORLD WAR II TO THEIR CON-STRUCTION AND COUNTERINSURGENCY ACTIVITIESIN VIETNAM. NARRATED BY THE FOUNDER, ADMBEN MORRELL.

WI CALL THEM CKAPLAIN

I I MIN, 11MM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1957

PRODUCER USA

TITLE N0 005001/RL SALE

EXPLAINS THE ROLE OF THE ARMY CHAPLAIN TONEW RECRUITS.

WI CAN NELP-A saws

MULTIMEDIA SERIES 1977

PRODUCER USNCCA


INCLUDES INFORMATION VALUABLE TO MULTIDISCI-PLINARY TRAINING AUDIENCES IN THE CHILD ABUSEAND NEGLECT FIELD. PRESENTS TRAINING IWOR.MATION SOCIAL WORKERS, MEDICAL AND HEALTHOFFICALS, _AND EDUCATION AND LAW ENFORCE.MENT PROFESSIONALS.

TRAINERS MANUAL INCLUDED.

ANISIVE PARENTS 30MIN

CASE PLANNING ANO REFERRAL OFNILO Asusi AND NEGLECT I PAIN

CHILD AWN AND NEGUCT WHATTHE EDUCATOR sags I WAIN

INNTIFYING NEGLECT saFont ITSTOO LATI I2MIN

INTERVIEW, THE 35MIN

INVESTIGATING CASES OF CHILDASIAN AND NEGLECT 28MIN

ISSUES IN REPORTING CHILD asusaANO NEGLECT 15MIN

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILDAMU AND NEGLECT PARTSEXUAL ABUSE I 5MIN

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILDAiwa AND NEGLECT PT 3, SKEL-ETAL INJURIES I 7MIN

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILDMU AND NEGLECT PT 4, NE-OLECT 13MIN

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILDABUSE AND NEGLECT PT'S 1 AND 3,SKIN TRAUMA... 22MIN

mitoscAL WITNESS, THE 35MIN

OSSERVING UHAVIOR OF PARENTIAND CHILDREN 40FRS

PHYSICAL mum WHAT BEHAVIORCAN TELL US 14MIN

PHYSICAL INOICATQRS OF ABUSE -SIGNS OF ALERT I 3M IN

PRESENTING ME CASE 32MIN

UXUAL Aiwa - THE FAMILY 30MIN

WORKING TOGETHER 30MIN

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

WE CAN HELP-A SERIES (FILMSTRIP SET)

I I 35MM FILMSTRIPS, AUDIOCASSETTE 1977

PRODUCER USNCCA


DEALS WITH CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECTWITH AUDIBLE AND INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.

CASE PLANNING AND REFIRSAL OFCHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT

CHILD AMU AND NEGLECT WHATTHE EDUCATOR IMES

IDENTIFYING NEGLECT BEFORE trsTOO LATE

ISSUES IN REPORTING CHILD ABUSEAND NEGLECT

MEDICAL INDICATORS OF CHILDABUSE AND NEGLECT PART 5,SEXUAL ABUSE I WAIN

MEDICAL INDICATORS Of CHILDABUSE AND NEGLECT PT 3, WEL.ETAL INJURIES

MEDICAL INDICATORS Of CHILDASUSE AND NEGLECT PT 4, NE-GLECT I 3MIN

MEDICAL INOICATORS Of CHILDWU AND NEGLECT ITS 1 AND 2,SKIN TRAUMA... 22MIN

OSSERVING BEHAVIOR Of PARENTSAND CHILDREN 40FRS

PHYSICAL NOUSE WHAT BEHAVIORCAN TEU. UI I 4MIN

PHYSICAL INDICATORS Of AMUSESIGNS OF ALERT

NOT CLEARED FOP TV

WE SHARK THIS LAND

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT 3D, COI. 1962

PRODUCER USDA


EXPLAINS HOW CONSERVATION PRACTICES CANBRING BENEFICIAL WILDLIFE BACK TO THE FARMINCLUDES SCENES OF BIRDS AND ANIMALS FOUNDON THE FARM.

WE TIPTOED AROUND WHISPERING


PRODUCER USBEH


DOCUMENTS WHAT PARENTS OF DEAF CHILDRENEXPERIENCE FROM THE BIRTH OF THEIR CHILDUNTIL THE DEAFNESS IS DIAGNOSED. NARRATEDBY JOANNE GREENBERG, AUTHOR OF 'IN THISSIGN*

FROM THE WESTERN MARYLAND SERIES

WE, THE JAPANESE PEOPLE


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS SOME OF THE DEMOCRAT IC CHANGES THEJAPANESE PEOPLE HAVE ADOPTED SINCE Ws,

WI, THE PEOPLE THE STORY Of OUR FEDERALGOVERNMENT


PRODUCER USDOO

TITLE NO. 005009/RL1

SALE

PORTRAYS THE ORGANIZATION, OPERATION, ANDRESPONSIBILITIES OF 1HE LEGISLATIVE, EXECU-TIVE, AND JUDICIAL BRANCHES OF THE U S GOV.ERNMENT. DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS OF CON.GRESSIONAL COMMITTEES AND THE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ANDOTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. EXPLAINS THESYSTEM OF CHECKS ANU BALANCES WHICH REPHE.SENTS THE HEART OF THE CONSTITUTION.

WEAKNESSES OF THE FLESH


PRODI !CEA USNIND SPONSO': USNINC


PRESENTS A LECTURE BY DR MICHAEL H BROOKE,WHO USES SLIDES TO HIGHLIGHT THE TALK VISU.ALLY DESCRIBES THE EFFECTS OF NEUROMUSCU.LAR DISEASES. ON HUMAN BODILY FUNCTIONSSUCH AS WALKING AND SITTING.

FROM THE INTENSIVE COURV IN NEUROMUSCU-LAR DISEASES SERIES.


WEAPONEERS Of THE DEEP


PRODUCER USN


TO ACQUAINT MEMBERS OF SELECTED CIVIC ORGA-NIZATIONS AND PEOONNEL AT NAVY RECRUITTRAINING CENTERS WTH THE EDUCATIONAL ANDCAREER OPPORTUNITILS OF SERVING AS AN FBMWEAPONEER IN THE POLARIS SUBMARINE FLEET.

15MIN WEAPONS CONTROLLER, THE KEY TO EFFECTIVEAIR DEFENSE

I5MIN 22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1968

PRODUCER USAF

I 2MIN TITLE NO. 005010/RL RENTAL SALE

PORTAAYS THE GLOBAL ROLE OF WEAPONS CON-15MIN TROLLER IN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND AND NORTH

AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND AND DE.SCRIBES ADVANTAGEOUS CAREER OPPORTUNITIESIN THIS FIELD. EXPLAINS HOW THE WIDESPREADAIR DEFENSE NETWORK ENABLES T.'S CONTROL.LER TO PICK A TOUR DUTY ANYWHEhE FROM THEARTIC TO THE TROPICS.


WEAPONS Of THE INFANTRY


PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE CHARACTERISTICS, EMPLOYMENT,CAPABILITIES. AND LIMITATIONS OF: M14, MI4AI,AND MI6AI RIFLES; M79 GRENADE LAUNCHER; MOOAND .50 CALIBER MACHINE GUNS, M72 ROCKET,

I3MIN 3.5IN. ROCKET LAUNCHER; 90MM AND 106MM RE.COILESS RIFLES, .50 CALIBER SPOTTING GUN; SI MMAND 4 2 IN. MORTARS.

346

WEATHER AND RADAR


PRODUCER USN


ILLUSTRATES SOME OE THE OPERATIONAL VALUESTO BE GAINED BY USING RADAR IN LOCATING ANDIDENTIFYING WEATHER DISTURBANCES, INCLUDINGCOLD FRONTS. WARM FRONTS, THUNDERSTORMS,TYPHOONS, AND HURRICANES. CHARACTERISTICECHO PATTERNS ON THE PPI (PLANNECIPOSITION.INDICATOR) SCOPE ARE SHOWN.

WPATHER EYE

29 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SU, COL 1974

PRODUCER USN


LOOKS AT THE DUTIES PERFORMED BY AN AERO-GRAPHERS MATE AFTER LEAVING SCHOOL ANDBEING ASSIGNED TO ONE OF THE MANY DUTY STA.TIONS WITH THE NAVAL WEATHER SERVICE.

WEATHER EYE, THE


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIES THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND FAB.RICATION OF SNAP.19, A SMALL, LONG.LIVED RA.DIOISOTOPE-FUE LED NUCLEAR GENERATOR USEDTO SUPPLY POWER ABOARD A NIMBUS WEATHERSATELLITE SNA0.19 SUPPLEMENTS THE WORK OFSOLAR CELLS IM POWERING THE TRANSMITTERSAND DATA.GATHERING INSTRUMENTS ABOARD THESATELLITE. SNOWS HOW THE HEAT FROM THE RA.DIOISOTOPE 236 IS GONVERTED DIP.ECTLY TO ELEC-TRICAL POWER BY MEANS OF THERMOCOUPLES

WEATHER TO FLY

2? MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

,PRODUCER USFAA


POR TRAYS FACTORS TNFLUENCING A PILOT'S DECI.SION ABOUT FLYING WEATHER. DESCRIBES TYPESOF WEI.THER PHENOMENA. EXPLAINS HOW WEATH.ER CONDITIONS CAN CHANGE QUICKLY.

WEATHERPROOFING BAC, COUNTY


PRODUCER USDA


DEPICTS MAN'S NEVER.ENOING FIGHT AGAINSTDROUTH DUST AND DISASTER IN THE GREATPLAINS. SHOWS HOW FARMERS AND RANCHERS INBACA COUNTY, COLORADO, THROUGH LOW-LEVELWEED-KILLING FLIGHTS BY AIRPLANES AND STUB.BLE.MULCHING OPERATIONS ON THE ROUND, PRO-TECT THE LAND AGAINST THE EROSIVE FORCE OFTHE WIND AND CONSERVE EACH DROP OF MOIS-TURE WHERE IT FALLS.

WEB OF LIFE ENDLESS CHAIN


PRODUCER USAEC

TITLE VO. 002225/RL SALE

A SF ECIAL NO-NARRATION VERSION OF THEMOTIGN PICTURE ENDLESS CHAIN. USES POETRY,MUSIC AND NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY TO DEPICT THEWORK BEING DONE BY THE U S ATOMIC ENERGYCOMMISSION AT ITS ECOLOGICAL STUDY SANCTU-ARY IN WASHINGTON STATE.

WEIN BRIDGE OSCILLATOR

21 MIN, 16MM EILM, OPT, SD, B&W

PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAiNS THE THEORY OF OPERATION OF THEWEIN BRIDGE VACUUM TUBE OSCILLATOR, ANDSTATES THE PURPOSE OF EACH COMPONENT. EX.PLAINI WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE SIZE OF THEFREQUENCY DETERMINING COMPONENTS ARECHANGED. AND GIVES THE FORMULA FOR FINDINGTHE OPERATING FREQUENCY,

KINESCOPE


WELCOME TO THE HOSPITAL CORPS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS TECHNICAL SPECIALITIES FOR WHICHCORPS MEMBERS MAY APPLY DURING THEIR NAVYCAREERS. AND THE TRAINING RECEIVED AT HOSPI.TAL CORPS SCHOOLS AND DUTY STATIONS

WEI COME TO TIM WORLD OF WORK

17 MIN. 11IMM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1970

MOCUCER USN

TITLE ma 799203/RL . SALE

DEMONSTRATES THE VALUE OF THE SUMMERWORK PROGRAM TO BOTH YOUTH AND THE NAVY.SHOWS HOW SUPERVISORY TRAINING, ORIENTA-TION, AND MEANINGFUL WORK ASSIGNMENTS AREIMPORTANT TO THE PROGRAM.

WELDING PROCEDURES OXYACETYLENE WILDING-SERIES

1 1IIMM FILMS, OPT. SD 1944

PROCUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 00717SIRL RENTAL S4LE

OXY-ACETVLINE WILDING LIGHTMETAL 21MIN

WILDING moan:owl TISTING-A SUNS1 113MM FILMS, OPT. SD

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE P. 007533/RL RENTAL

GUIDED MIND TEST, THE

WES STORY, THE


PRODUCER USAE


SHOWS How THE WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT ST A-TION IN MISSISSIPPI GREW FROM A SMALL HYDRAU.LIC LABORATORY TO BECOME THE PRINCIPAL ANDMOST DIVERSE RESEARCH, TESTING, AND DEVEL-OPMENT CENTER FOR THE CORPS OF ENGINEERSIN THE FIELDS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.

1944

SALE

17MIN

1969

WEST POINT WINTER KNEE SQUAD


PROOUCER USA

TITLE P.V. 009439/RL SALE

OUTLINES A RECOVERY PLAN DESIGNED TO REPAIRKNEE INJURIES, BASED ON A PROGRAM AT WESTPOINT TO REHABILITATE INJURED ATHLETES TOFULL COMPETITIVE STATUS. TRACES PROGRESS OFATHLETES WHO HAVE UNDERGONE KNEE OPER-ATIONS FROM EARLY ORTHOPEDIC EXERCISESWITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT TO FULL SCALE MOBIL.Iry TESTS UNDER SIMULATED GAME CONDITIONS.EMPHASIZES MINIMIZING THE INCIDENCE OF RE-CURRING INJURIES.


WESTERN MARYLAND COUAGE-A SERIES


PROOCACER USSEH


PRESENTS INFORMATION FOR PARENTS OF DEAFCHILDREN AND FOR PROFESSIONALS CONCERNEDWITH DEAFNESS AND RELATED FIELDS.PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN LISTED AS 'TOTALCOMMUNICATIONS-A SERIES .

LITINSWAN IAKE CONVERSATION WITH

OW TEENAGERS

TOTAL COMMUNICATION

WE TIPTOED AROUND WHISPERING

1973

30MIN

15MIN

ISMIN

23MIN

WET LOOK. ma15 MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SO, COL 1976

f000ucER usosFc SPONSOR USNASP

TITLE NO, 00674A/FIL SALE

EXPLORES HOW LANDSAT'S REMOTE SENSINQ CA.PABILITIES HELP RESOLVE WATER RESOURCEPROBLEMS AND PROVIDE INFORMATION TO HY.DROLOGISTS ABOUT SNOWFALL IN THE MOUN-TAINS, ENABLING THEM TO ESTIMATE THE BASICWATER SUPPLY AVAILABLE TO WESTERN STATES.SHOWS HOW IT HELPS IN CONTROLLING FLO9OSBY MONITORING FL000 PLAINS, SNOW PACKS, ANUPOTENTIALLY DANGEROUS MAN-MADE LAKES,LANDSAT ALSO MAKES VALUATILE CONTRIBUTIONSIN FLOOD ASSESSMENT AND POLLUTION CONTROL.

FROM THE LANDSAT . SATELL ITE FOR ALL SEA.SONS SERIES.

CLEARED FOR N.

WHAT ASOUT IPETRIC?


PRODUCER USNBS

TITLE AV. 009331/RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE METRICSYSTEM IN THE U S. PROVIDES SOME GUIDELINES

ON METRIC CONVERSION FOR BUSINESS AND IN-DUSTRY. DESCRIBES THE CONVERSION PROGRAMOF BELOIT TO01. COMPANY.70 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. SCRIPT IN-CLUDED.

WHAT CAN YOU DO?


PROOUCER USDHEW


STATES THAT MORE YOUNG PEOPLE FROM SPAN.ISH.SPEAKING COMMUNITIES MUST ASPIRE TO CA-REERS AS PHYSICIANS DENTISTS, NURSES OTHERHEALTH PROFESSIONALS, AND HEALTH CARE TECH-NICIANS. RECENT GRADUATES DESCRIBE HOWTHEY OVERCAME OBSTACLES AND STARTED ACAREER.

WHAT CAUSES CURRENT FLOW IMF

3 MIN..16MM FILM, OPT. SD. B&W 1954

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS AN OUTSIDE FORCE CONVERTED INTOELEDTRICAL FORCE OF ATTRACTION. POINTS OUTTHAT IN A CIRCUIT THE ELECTRICAL FORCES OfATTRACTION AND REPULSION TAKEN TOGETHERARE CALLED ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE.


WHAT CONTROLS CURRENT FLOW - RESISTANCE


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE SYMBOL FOR RESISTANCE TO CUR.RENT FLOW, THE ATOMIC BASIS FOR RESISTANCEIN MATERIAL& AND THE EFFECT OF THE USE OF ARESISTOR IN A CIRCUIT.

FROM THE MSC ELECTRICITY SERIE3.

WHAT 00 DRUGS 00?

10 MIN, ITIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1971

PRODUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO 0220S0IRL RENTAL &ILEINFORMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. STUDENTS OF THEACTION OF DRUGS AHD CHEMICALS ON THE BOOY.DISCUSSES THE RISK 3 ASSOCIATED WITH DRUGSAND THE DANGERS Of DRUG ABUSE. EMPHASIZESTHAT MUGS SHOULD BE RESPECTED BOTH FORTHEIR BENEFICIAL QUALITIES AND FOR THEIR PO.TENTIAL HARM.

WHAT HAPPENED TO MOORITOW10

19 MIN, 113MM FILM, OPT. SD, DEW

PRCOUCER KSLATV SPCNSOR USNMAC

TITLE NO. 003664/RL

SHOWS HOW carCOOPERATE WITH OTHER AHOUSING, SEWAGE DISPOSAL, VECTAND GENERAL SANITATION.

1965

SALE

N SHREVEPORT. LA,

ROL,

WHAT HApros wHaN YOU STEAL? (Nav)

30 MIN; 2 X 2 SLIDES, AUDIOCASSETTE,COL 1976

PRODUCER UWSEIM SPONSOR USNCEM


DESIGNED TO INFORM JUVENILE EMOTIONALLYMENTAL RETARDED STUDENTS OF THE LEGAL CON-SEQUENCES OF SHOPLIFTING.65 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2.TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS.INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL INCLUDED. PRODUCED BYTHE FORMER SPECIAL EDUCATION INSTR, UCTIONALMATERIALS CENTER, UNNERSIrt, OF WISCONSIN,1969. REVISED AND REISSUED BY NATIONALCENTER ON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND MATERIALSFOR THE HANDICAPPED, 1976,

WHAT IS A MOUNTAIN


PRODUCER USOAVA

77TLENO. 010131/RL RENTAL SALE

INSTILLS A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING Of THE NA.DONAL BEAUTY AND HISTORY OF MOUNT RAINIERON MOUNT RAINER NATIONAL PARK, WA.

WHAT IS DISEASE UNSEEN ENEMY


PRODUCER USOIM

TITLE NO, CO3MISIRL RENTAL SALE

USES ANIMATION TO SHOW HOW GERMS AND MI-CROBES CAUSE SICKNESS, AND OU TUNES SIMPLEPREVENTIVE MEASURES,

347

RE.RELEASED BY U S INSTITUTE OF INTER-AMERI-CAN AFFAIRS (USIIAA) IN 1946. PRODUCED BY U SOFFICE OF INTER -AMERICAN AFFAIRS (USOIAA) IN1045.

FROM THE HEAL TN FOR TNE AMERICAS SERIES.

WHAT IS TEACHING? WHAT IS LEARNING?


PROOLICER USNIMH


CONTRASTS DIFFERENT ATTITUDES AND IDEASABOUT TEACHING AND THE ROLE OF THE SCHOOLON OUR SOCIETY

FROM THE ONE TO GROW ON SERIES.

WHAT IS YOUR aA QUOTIENT?

WHAT IS YOUR GA QUOTIENT?

62 2 X 2 SCIDES, SILENT, COL 1971

PRODUCER USFDA


STRESSES NEED FOR ACHIEVING ouAtirt, IN THEPRODUCTION AND STERILIZATION OF DISPOSABLEMEDICAL DEVICES. MOTIVATES MANAGEMENT ANDALL LEVELS OF EMPLOYEES TOWARD ACHIEVINGTHE HIGHEST DEGREE OF ouAt.Irt, ASSURANCE BYILLUSTRATING THE IMPORTANCE OF EACH INDIVID-UALS PERFORMANCE. INCLUDES ACCOMPANYINGSCRIPT.

WHAT MAKES A MOOERN MOT?

26 MIN, 16MM ALM, OPT. SO, COL 1970

PRODUCER USA


DESCRIBES THE HIGH STANDARDS OF TRAININGAND LOGISTIC SUPPORT AFFORDED TODAY'S $OL-DIER TO ENABLE HIM TO IMPLEMENT THE FOURRESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MODERN ARMY-MIS-SION, MOTIVATION, MODERNIZATION. AND MANAGE.MENT

FROM THE ea PICTURE SERIES.

CLEARED FOR NON.SPONSORED N.

WHAT NOW SKIPPER?

19 MIN. 10MM FILM, OPT. so, cot.

PROOUCER USCG

TITLE NO 0022291RL

1972

SALE

DEPICTS THE RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES FOR, SELECTING, MAINTAINING AND USING MARINE FIRE

EXTINQUISHERS. INT THDED FOR USE IN FAMILIARIZ-ING THE 90ATING PUBLIC WITH THE FEDERAL RE-QUIREMENTS FOR FINE EXTINGUISHERS AND THEIRPROPER USE ON THE F.' F.A3URE BOAT.

WHAT PRICE CONFIDENCE


PRODUCER USA

nnE 0093731FIL SALE

DEPICTS THE ARMY TEST AND EVALUATION COM.MAND WHICH INSURES THAT EQUIPMENT IS FREEFROM DEFECTS AND WILL FUNCTION IN ANY CLI-MATE AND ON ANY TERRAIN.


CLEARED FOR NON.SPONSORED N.

WHAT SHOULD KATHY DO?


PRODUCER MRMCD

TITLE P. 0072911/RL

1974

SALE

STIMULATES CLASSROOM DISCUSSION ABOUT THEPROBLEM OF CHEATING ON EXAMINATIONS.CAPTIONED VERSION. 15 COPIES OF A STORYBOOKINCLUDED. PRODUCED BY THE FORMER MIDWESTREGIONAL CENTER FOR THE DEAF AT LINCOLN, NE,1971. REISSUED BY NATIONAL CENTER ON EDUCA-TIONAL MEDIA AND MATERIALS FOR THE HANDI-CAPPED, 1974.

FROM THE DIALOGUE FILMS SERIES.

WHAT WHIRL AND WHEN - THE STORY OF TIM UAim SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE COMMAND

27 M/N, IIIMM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 1966

PRODUCER USA

TITLE P. 00311871RL SALE

DESCRIBES THE DUAL MISSION OF THE U S ARMYSUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE COMMAND. SHOWSHOW TO DELIVER SUPPLIES TO THE SOLDIER ANDPERFORM FIFTH ECHELON MAINTENANCE OF ARMYEQUIPMENT.

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MATS A SALANCED DIET?

26 MIN, 1IIMM FILM, OPT. SO, OK 1974

PRODUCER USCHND


REFERS TO BREADS AND CEREALS, _fRUITS ANDVEGETABLES, MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS. ANDPOULTRY AND FISH-THE FOUR BASIC FOODGROUPS. DISCUSSES HOW MUCH OF EACH ONEcmit.omgm NEED AND WHY. PROVIDES A BASICGUIDE TO MAKING CHOICES. EXPLAINS MEAT AL.TERNATTVES AND THE LATEST USDA RECOMMEN.DATIONS FOR TYPE A LUNCHES.


CLEARED FOR TV.

MATS A HEAVEN FOR


PRODUCER USOAVA


SHOWS A COLLEGE ART PRESENTATION ABOUTBOOKER T WASHINGTON'S LIFE AND EFFECT ONAMERICAN.

WHAT1 IN IT FOR INT

29 MIN, teMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USOLMP

TITLE NO 806679/RL

1967

SALE

SHOWS HOW A YOUNG MAN FACES A LIFE OF CON.STANT FRUSTRATION AND POVERTY UNLESS HECAN BS TRAINED FOR A G000 JO& SHOWS HOWHE GAINS THE ABILITY. SELF-CONFIDENCE, ANDSELFRESPECT NEEDED TO GET A ,r0AWITH THEHELP OF THE MANPOWER DEVEL ENT ANDTRAINING ACT.

FROM THE CAREER JOSOPPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.19.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED 013.SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

WHAT'S IN IT FOR - THE NUTRIENTS


PRODUCER USCHND

nnE NO. 009941 /RL SALE

DISCUSSES THE SIX CLASSES OF NUTRIENTS-PRO-TEIN, FATS, CARBOHYDRATES. VITAMINS, MINER.ALS, AND WATER. SHOWS WHAT BODIES ARE BUILTOF AND WHAT GIVES THEM ENERGY. SPECIFIC REF.ERENCE IS MADE OF USDA 1001.3 SUCH AS THETYPE A PATTERN.


CLEARED FOR TV.

WHAT'S NEW III SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT?


PRODUCER USOSWM SPONSOR USEPA


1970

SALE

SHOWS A VARIETY OF NEW AND IMPROVED SOLIDWASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES. FEATURESSPECIALLY DEVELOPED EOUIPMENT IN ACTUAL OP.ERATION. THE PROJECTS ARE PART OF THE DEM.ONSTRATIONS AND INVESTIGATIONS CONDUCTEDUNDER PROVISIONS FOR THE SOUD WASTE DIS-POSAL ACT. PROVIDES COSTS, CAPACITIES, ANDOTHER DATA TO ASSIST PUBLIC WORKS DIREC-TORS AND OTHER OFFICIALS WHO MUST EVALUATEALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.

WHAT'S NUTRITION?

29 MIN, teMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL , 1974

PRODUCERUSCHNO


PRESENTS A BRIEF HISTORY OF NUTRITION. EM.PHASIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF FORMING FOODHABITS FOR A LIFETIME. STRESSES ATTITUDESTOWARD FOOD, NUTRITION, AND EATING, AND HOWTHEY AFFECT THE JOB OF THE SCHOOL FOOD SER.VICE WORKER.


CLEAREO FOR TV.

WHEELCHAIR TRANSFERS FOR THE PARAPLEGIC

7 MN, tOMM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1 MA

PmonucER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


CEMONSTRATES THREE TRANSFER TECHNIQUESFOR THE PARAPLEGIC PATIENT-FRONTWARDS,S10EWARDS WITH REMOVABLE ARMRESTS ON THEWHEELCHAIR, AND SIDEWARDS WITHOUT REMOV.ABLE ARMRESTS.

WHEELCHAIR TRANSFERS FOR THE PARAPLEGIC

7 MIN-, 3/4 IN VIDEOCASSETTE, COL 1 914



DEMONSTRATES THREE TRANSFER TECHNIQUESFOR THE PARAPLEGIC PATIENT: FRONTWARDS,SIDEWARDS WITH REMOVABLE ARMRESTS ON THEWHEELCHAIR, ARO SIDEWARDS WITHOUT REMOV.ABLE ARMRESTS.

WHEN DISASTER STRIKES


PRODUCERUSAE


DEPICTS THE NATURAL DISASTER OPERATIONS OFTHE CORPS OF ENGINEERS. SHOWS HOW IT RE.SPORN TO THESE DISTASTERS WITH PERSONNEL.

, EQUIPMENT. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND SUPER.VISION.

WHEN TNE CIRCUIT BREAKS AMERICA'S ENERGYCRISIS

28 MIN, teMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1975

PRODUCER USFEA

TITLE NO.009469/RL SALE

ssows HOW AMERICA'S ENERGY CRISIS HAP.PENED AND WHAT POSSIBILITIES THE FUTUREHOLDS EXAMINES SOME SOLUTIONS AVAILABLETHROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF COAL. OIL, ANDNATURAL GAS RESOURCES. LOOKS AT NUCLEAR,GEOTHERMAL. AND SOLAR ENERGY SOURCESWHICH COULD BE DEVELOPED. STRESSES THE IM.PORTANCE OF CONSERVING ENERGY AT HOME. INTRANSPORTATION1 IN BUSINESS, AND IN INDUSTRY.

CLEARED FOR TV/

WHERE AIRPORTS BEGIN

20 MIN, teMM FILM, OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USOIS

TITLE NO. 00T824/RL SALE

DISCUSSES HOW AN AIRPORT CAN BE ENVIRON.MENTALLY SOUND. A 0000 NEIGHBOR, AND ANECONOMIC STIMULUS. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCEOF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY INTERACTION. POR.TRAYS HOW TWO COMMUNITIES SUCCESSFULLYPLANNED AND DEVELOPED THEIR RESPECTIVE AIR.PORTS. ENCOURAGES ANY COMMUNITY TO THINKABCUT UPGRADING ITS EXISTING PARPORT ORBUILDING A NEW ONE AND KNOW WHERE AIR.PORTS BEGIN.

1976

WHERE DO I 00 FROM HERE?

4 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT SO. COL 1974

PRODUCERUSN


CONVEYS THE MARINER'S RESPECT FOR THE RIG-OROUS CHALLENGE OF THE SEA, AND INVITES THEAUDIENCE TO THINK OF A CAREER THAT OFFERSADVENTURE, EDUCATION, AND TRAVEL.

WHERE DO YOU 00 FROM HERE/ - INSTALLATIONAND FOLLOW UP Of IMPROVEMENTS

16 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. St.. ^01. 1973

PROOUCER USA


REVIEWS THE TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES DIS-CUSSED IN THE ARMY WORK SIMPLIFICATIONSERIES.

FROM THE ARMY WORK SIMPLIFICATION SERIES.

WHERE I WANT TO MI THE STORY Of A WOMANDENTIST


PRODUCERUSODH


DESCRIBES THE CAREER ADVANTAGES OF DEN-TISTRY TO WOMEN EMPHASIZES THE GROWINGNEED FOR WOMEN IN THE DENTAL FIELD

WHERE IT HURTS

29 MN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USDHEW


DEALS WITH HEALTH CARE DELIVERY. COVERSHOME CARE, ASSISTANT DOCTORS. HEALTH PLAN.NINO, AND HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS.

WHERE THE ACTION IS


PRODUCER (150E

TITLEND. 809010/RL RENTAL SALE

DEPICTS WORK IN TODAY'S COMPLEX TECHNOLOGI-CAL WORLD. SHOWS HOW VOCATIONAL AND TECH-

348

NICAL EDUCATION CAN PREPARE YOUNG PEOPLETHROUGH PROPER TRAINING, PARTICULARLY ATTHE POST.SECONDARY LEVEL, FOR THEIR PLACE INTHE WORLD OF WORK.

WHERE THE OLD KEEP ON GROWING


PRODUCER USORU


TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DAY CARECENTER FOR CHINECE ADULTS ANC OTHER MINOR.,ITIES IN CHINATOWN, SAN FRAI.L.ISCO, EXPTAINSTHE PROBLEMS OF Thli PEAR AND RESENTMENTWHICH ELDERLY CHINESE HISTORICALLY DISPLAYTO HOSPITALS AND NURSING HOMES. HIGHLIGHTSA COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH PLANNING APPROACHIN THE DAY CARE CENTER AND THE TRAINING OFOUT.REACH WORKER&T1;I$ IS AN UPDATED VERSION OF THE 1974 FILM'ON LOIC. PREVIOUSLY THIS HAS BEEN USTI-) AS'ON LOP . WHERE THE MD KEEP ON GROWING.'

WHERE THERE IS HOPE


PRODUCER USSSA

TITLEVO. 005013/RL SALE

TAKES A LOOK AT BOTH PRIVATE AND GOVERN.MENT AGENCIES HELPING RETARDED CHILDREN, IN.CLUDING THE FACILITIES OF THE JOHN F KENNEDYINSTITUTE ASSOCIATED WITH THE JOHNS HOPKINSHOSPITAL IN BALTIMORE.

WHERE THERE'S A WILL


PROOUCER ussmrTITLE NO. 808903/RL RENTAL

SHOWS A DISABLED VETERAN WITH ARTIFICIALHANDS DEMONSTRATING HIS HOBBY OF COOKINGPRESENTS TWO DISABLED HOUSEWIVES WHO DEM.ONSTRATE HOW A HANDICAPPED PERSON CANMANAGE A HOME.


WHILE I mum rims mews

29 MIN. 184AM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1987

PRODUCER USVIS)


DOCUMENTS THE EFFORTS OF VISTA VOLUNTEERSIN TWO SETTINGS IN ARIZONA SHOWS A RETIREDCOUPLE AS THEY ORGANIZE A PRESCHOOL PRO-GRAM TO KEEP THE CHILDREN OF MEXICAN-AMERI-CAN MIGRANTS OUT OF THE FIELDS. CESCRISESTHE WORIe OF TWO YOUNG MEN WHO HELP A COM.MUNITY OF NEGRO FARM WORKERS CONDUCT ACLEAN.UP CAMPAIGN AND OBTAIN PURE DRINKINGWATER VI THEIR SETTLEMENT.

WHISTLE SIGNALS FOR APPROACIIING STEAM VIS-SEUI

17 MIN, 1041M FILM. OPT. SD, B&W 1943

PRODUCER USN .

TIT1E NO 0031119/RL SALE

SHOWS BY ANIMATION THE RULES I-OR USING 1, 2,AND 3 BLAST SIGNALS, THE DANGER SIGNAL. ANDTHE BEND SIGNAL IN VARIOUS APPROACHVI STU.ATIONS.


WHO CAN CATCH THE WIND?

30 MIN. tOMM FILM. OPT. SD. COL 1973

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THAT A YO0 ING MAN'S DREAMS COME TRUEWHEN HE JOINS 'HE NAVY. DESCRIBES HOW HEGOES THROUGH 'JOOT CAMP TRAINING, HIS FIRSTSEA DUTY, AND F MORE LEAVE.

WHO CAN HELP HARR',"


PRODUCER USA


DISCUSSES THE PROBLEM OF A MANAGER FACEDWITH UNPLANNED ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTHPOINTS UP THE NEED TO APPI.Y THE ARMY'S POSI.TION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM TO ASSURE SOUNDMANAGEMENT OF CIVILIAN POSITIONS.

WHO DOES WHAT TO WHAT? - THE WORK DISTRISU-MEI CHART


PROOUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES THE WORK DISTRIBUTION CHARTAS A METHOD OF OBSERVING AT A GLANCE WHAT

WORK IS ACTUALLY GOING ON IN AN ORGANIZA-TION.

WHO HAS TOUCHED THE SKr/


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 009232/FIL

1972

SALE

PRESENTS SCENES OF , I FORCE ACTIVITIESAGAINST A BACKGROUND OF MUSIC BY THE ANITAKERR SINGERS.

WHO IS RIGHT ON WRONG?

22 MIN, HIMM FILM, OPT. SD, COI. 1959

PRODUCER USEIM SPONSOR.USMESA


RECREATES UNDERGOUND COAL MINE FALL.OF-ROOF AND SHOT FIRING ACCIDENTS IN QRDER TOEXAMINE THEIR CAUSES AND PREVENT FURTHERCCCURPENCE OF SUCH ACCIDENTS.

RESTRICTION: PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUESTWRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AU-DIOVISUALS, U S DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRA-TION, 4800 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEK OBTAINED,THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENATIONAI AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

WHO SHALL REAP?


PRODUCER USDA

fiTLE ivt; .;:$017/(iL SALE

URAMATIZEi ;HE NEVER-ENDING STRUGGLE OFFARMERS THE WORLO OVER TO PROTECT THEIRCROPS AND LIVESTOCK FROM THE RAVAGES OFINSECTS, DISEASES. WEEDS. AND OTHER PESTS.FOCUSES ON CURRENT RESEARCH EFFORTS TODEVELOP EVEN MORk EFFICIENT SAFER METHODSOF PROTECTING FOOD AND FORESTS FROKI PESTSTO MEET THE NEEDS OF AN EXPLODING WORLDPOPULATION.

WHO'S OUT THERE?


PRODUCER USNASA


EXPLORES THE NEW VIEW Of TERRESTRIAL LIFENOW EMERe...`, FROM THE RESULTS OF PROBESTO THE PLA..4-1 'S JSSES THE CONCLUSION OFA NUMBER v IGUISHED SCIENTISTS THATOTHER INTELP , CIVILIZATIONS EXIST IN THEUNIVERSE.

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WHO'S TOO OLD?


PRODUCER USN


DRAMATIZES A STORY OF A VETERAN WHO WANTSTO JOIN THE NAVAL RESERVE, BUT HIS WIFE OB-JECTS BECAUSE SHE THINKS HE IS TOO OLD.SHOWS HOW HE REASONS WITH HER, AND PER.SUADES HER TO CHANGE HER MIND.

WHY AM I HERE?


PRODUCER USVA


ORAMATIZES PATIENT EDUCATION ABOUT THE IM.PCRTANCE OF ORAL EXAMINATION FOR THE EARLYDETECTION OF CANCER IN THE MOUTH.

WHY BATTERY SHOULD ALWAYS Sit CLEAN


PRODUCER USA


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO CLEAN BATTERIES TOPREVENT ENGINE FAILURE. ALSO SHOWS HOW TOWASH WITH SOLUTPN, WIPE DRY, CHECK ELEC.TROLYTE LEVEL, AND GREASE TERMINALS.

WHY CAL:SPATE?

IC MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1968

PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES THE NEED FOR CALIBRATING TESTAND MONITORING EQUIPMENT. MOWS HOW THE US NAVY'S CALIBRATION PROGRAM 13 ORGANIZED.

WHY ENGINES ARE GOVERNED


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THAT THE GOVERNOR ON MILITARY EN.GINES LIMITS THE SPEED OF THL ENGINE AT THEPOINT WHERE IT DEVELOPS MAXIMUM HORSEPOW-ER. WITH THE AID OF A CHART, FOLLOWED BY ADEMONSTRATION ON A GENERAL MOTORS CORPO-RATION ENGINE. DEFINES THE RELATIONSHIP BE.TWEEN HORSEPOWER AND SPEED. SHOWS HOWTHE GOVERNOR Oh THE ENGINE PREVENTS AWASTE OF POWER.

WHY NATO

TS MIN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, B&W

PRODUCER USDOD SPOPION USAF


DESCRIBES THE PURPOSE AND DEVELOPMENT OFNORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION FROMITS INCEPTION TO THE SUMMIT MEET ING HELD INDECEMBER 1957 AT NATO HEADQUARTERS INPARIS.

THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OBSOLETE FOR IISEWITHIN THE SPONSORING AGENCY

THE U S FOREST SERVICE IS PROTf CTING THE ANI.MALS AND THEIR HABITAT

WILDLIFE ON THE MAINITEM


PRODUCER USAE


DEPICTS THE ABUNDANCE OF WILDLIFE WHICHLIVES IN HARMONY WITH THE COMPLEX OF SIXMULTI-PURPOSE DAMS AND HESERVOIRS CON-STRUCTED BY THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS ON THEUPPER MISSISSIPPI.

WILL FOR PEACE

1958 33 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, SSW

PRODUCER USA


CONTRASTS THE POST-WAR ACTIVITIES OF THE U SWITH THOSE OF RUSSIA. SHOWS HOW THE U S HASWORKED TOWARD PEACE THROUGH SUCH OMANI.ZATIONS AS THE UNITED NATIONS, THE U N RELIEFAND REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION, AND THEMARSHALL PLAN, WHILE PUSSIA HAS CONCENTRAT.ED ITS ACTIVITIES UPON PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.PRODUCED BY U S ARMY, 1951. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1952.

WHY SPACE?


PRODUCER USAF


TRACES THE HISTORY Of MAN'S EFFORTS TO EX-PLORE OUTER SPACE. n.scussEs THE OVERALLSIGNIFICANCE OF THE SPACE CHALLENGE AND ITSPRESENT AND FUTURE EFFECT ON MAN.

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WHY VIETNAM?


PRODUCER USDOD


OUTLINES U S POLICY AS STATED BY PRESIDENTJOHNSON. INCLUDES SECRETARY OF STATE DEANRUSK AND SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ROBERT MCNAMARA.


WHY WE FIGHTA MIES7 16MM FILMS, OPT. SD



B ATTU Of BRITAIN, THE,

e Arru Of CHINA, THEB ATTLE Of RUSSIA, THE

1945

SALE

55MIN

67MIN

CONN

%VIDE AND CONQUER 62MIN

NAZIS STRIKE, THE 41MIN

PRELUDE TO WAR 54MIN

WAR COMES TO AMERIM 67MIN

RESTRICTION: SALE OR RENTAL IS APPROVED FORSTUDY ANT) EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.CLEARED FOR CLOSED.CIRCIAT TV ONLY

WILDERNESS ENCAMPMENT


PRODUCER USDA


SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS FROM 41 STATES AND 7OTHER COUNTRIES ESTABLISH A BASE CAMP BYBEAUTIFUL TODD LAKE ON THE DESCHUTES NA-TIONAL FOREST, OREGON. BACKPACKING INTO ANAREA OF GREAT SCENIC BEAUTY. THE THREE SIS-TERS WILDERNESS AREA, THE GIRLS SPEND 5 DAYSWITHOUT ADULT SUPERVISION AND CREATE THEIROWN OUTDOOR ENJOYMENT.

WILDERNESS TRAIL


PRODUCER USDA


PORTRAYS AN ACTUAL PACK TRIP INTO THEBRIDGEM WILDERNESS AREA IN THE BRIDGER NA-TIONAL FOREST IN WYOMING. SHOWS HOW SUCHAREAS ARE PRESERVED IN THEIR NATURAL STATE.

WILDLIFE AND THE HUMAN TOUCH


PRODUCER USDA


PICTURES FOREST ANII IALS IN THEIR NATIVE HAM.TAT IN NATIONAL FORESTS. AND EXPLAINS HOW

349

1952

WILLIAM TELL 1966


PRODUCER USAF


HIGHLIGHTS THE WILLIAM TELL INTERCEPTOR COM-PETITION WITH FOCUS ON PREPARATORY TRAIN-ING, AERIAL INTERCEPTS, AND JUDGING AND SCOR-ING DETAILS. REVIEWS PARTICIPATING TEAMS, AIR-CRAFT WEAPONS, AND TARGETS.

CLEARED FOR Tv. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURRENT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

WINCH CHARACTIRISTICS ELECTRIC, HYDRAULIC,AND snAm


PRODUCCR USA

(TITLE NO. 002231/RL SALE

EXPLAINS ' CHARACTERISTICS, PREOPERATIONCHECKS, PREPARATION AND OPERATION OF THE 2-SPEED STEAM WINCH. UNIT-TYPE ELECTRIC WINCH,AND HYDRAULIC WINCH USED IN MILITARY STEVE-DORING. PRESENTS ADVANTAGES AND LIM'TATIONSOf EACH TYPE.

WINCHMAN AND THE HATCHTENDER, THE


PRODUCER USOSHA

T/TLE NO. 006653/RL SALE

DESIGNED TO DEAL WITH THE SKILL AND KNOWL.EDGE NECESSARY TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS IN THEWORKPLACE AND TO PROMOTE PRACTICES THATWILL HELP PREVENT INJUR,"ES AND ACCIDENTS RE.LATED TO THE WINCHMAN AND THE HATCHTENDERIN THE LONGSHORE INDUSTRY.70 SLIDES. 1 AUDIOCASSETTE, 2-TRACK, MONO,WITH INAUDIBLE AND AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS. 1SCRIPT INCLUDED.


WIND AND THE NAVKAR INFLIGHT ANALYSIS


PRODUCER USAF


ILLUSTRATES 4E NAVIGATOR'S DUTIES WHILE INFLIGHT, IN-L,JOING DETERMINATION OF WINDCHANGES, DRIFT CAUSES, AND PATH CORREC-TIONS.

THIS IS CONSIDERED ,OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

WIND AND THE NAVIGATOR JET STREAMS


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO. 815153/RL RENTAL SALL

EXPLAINS THE HIGH VELOCITY WIND CURRENTSCALLED JET STREAMS, AND SHOWS HOW AIRCRAFTNAVIGATORS SAVE FUEL AND FLIGHT TIMETHROUGH USE OF THESE FORCES. DISCUSSES AL-TITUDE VELOCITY, SEASONAL CHANGES, DIREC-TION, AND TURBULENCE.


WIND ANO THE NAVIGATOR PREFLIGHT PLANNING


PRODUCER USAF


DEMONSTRATES HOW A WINU FLOW CHART IS PRE.PARED USING WEATHER DATA VALUES ANDSCALES, AND SHOWS HOW A FLIGHT PATH IS DE.TERMINED.

IS CONSIDERED OF HISTORICAL VALUE ANDDOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT CURRENTPOLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPONSORING AGENCY.

WIND AND THE NAVIGATOR WIND THEORY


PRODUCER USAF


DISCUSSES THE THEORY OF WIND FORCES ANDPATTERNS, PRESSURE GRADIENT FORCE, PRES-SURE SURFACES, CORIOLIS FORCE, GEOSTROPHICWINDS, FRICTION AND CENTRWUGAL FORCE.

WING - THE DOW TIP


PROOUCER USOE


SHOWS HOW TO FIT THE BOW TIP STRIP TO THELEADING EDGE STRIP, MAKE THE SPAR TIP JOINT,INSTALL THE RIBS, SHAPE THE BOW TIP, APPLY ANDGLUE THE BOW TIP SKINS, AND VARNISH THE SUR-FACE.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. WOOD FABRI.CATION, NO. 6.

WING ASSEMOILY THE INBOARD PANEL

19 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PROOUCER usoE

Tau Pio 815615/RL RENTAL SALE

DESCRIBES HOW TO INSTALL SUBASSEMBLIES IN AJIG, APPLY AND GLUE THE SKINS, APPLY ANDREMOVE PRESSURE STRIPS, FINISH THE OUTSIDESURFACE, AND INSPECT THE COMPLETED ASSEM-BLY

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. WOOD FABRI.CATION, NO. 5.

WING ASSEMOLY ...THE NOSE UCTION

20 MIN, INAM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1944

PRODUCER USOE


TELLS HOW TO POSITION THE MAIN SPAR IN THEJIG. CESCRIBES INSTALLATION OF THE WEBBEDRIBS, JUNCTION RIB, REGULAR RIBS, AND LEADINGECGE S tRIP. SHOWS HOW TO APPLY AND GLUETHE SKINS, AND FINISH THE SURFACE OF THENOSE SECTION.

FROM THE AIRCRAFT WORK SERIES. WOOD FABRI-CATION, NO. 4

WINCED SCOURGE


PROOUCER USOIAA

TITLE NO. 001924/RL

1943

SALE

USES ANIMATION TO POINT OUT THAT THE ANO.PHELES MOSQUITO TRANSMITS MALARIA. SHOWSITS DEVELOPMENT FROM THE LARVA TO FULLGROWTH. DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS MEANS OFCOMBATING THE MOSQUITO.


WINOS FOR THE DOCTOR A STORY OF THE NAVALFLEW SUROEOW

28 MIN, 10NAM FILM, OPT. SD. COL 1971

PRODUCER USN


SHOWS TRAINING AND DUTIES OF THE NAVALFLIGHT SURGEON.

WINGS OF EAGLES, WINGS OF GOLD


PROOUCER USN

TITLE NO. 00N48/RL SALE

TRACES THE HISTORY OF NAVAL AVIATION AND EM.PHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF PRESERVING THISHERI TAGE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. PRESENTSINTERVIEWS WITH ADM THOMAS H MOOMER, USN,CDR JAMES FLATLEY III, USN, CAPT DAVID MCCAMPBELL, USN (RET), LT RANDY CUNNINGHAM,USN, LTJG BILL DRISCOLL, USN, RAM JEREMIAHDENTON, USN. VADM ROBERT S PIRIE, USN (RET),CAPT PETE -+AD, USN (RET), AND ADM JOHN STHATCH, US.;

WINTER ENCAMPMENT, 1771.1700 JOCKEY HOLLOW

12 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT SD, COL ,1972

PRODUCER USDAVA


OFFERS A GLIMPSE OF THE HARD WINTER LIFE OFTHE ENLISTED MEN IN A 1-ROOM LOG HUT ATJOCKEY HOLLOW, MORRISTOWN, NJ

WINTER OLYMPICS


PRODUCER USDA


PRESENTS THE 1960 EIGHTH WINTER OLYMPICSGAMES AT SQUAW VALLEY, CALIFORNIA IN THETAHOE NATIONAL FOREST. SHOWS HOW THEFOREST SERVICE COOPERATED WITH THE OLYMPICCOMMISSION BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAMES INAVALANCHE PREVENTION AND CONTROL WORK.NARRATED BY LOWEL'. THOMAS.

WINTER WALKING


PRODUCER USPOST


SHOWS RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES FOR WALK.ING IN ICE AND SNOW. CONTAINS SPEC TACULARSCENERY OF VERMONT COMBINED WITH SCENESOF ACTUAL TUMBLES.

WIRE ROPE TERMINAL CONNECTION


PRODUCER USN


DEMONSTRATES HOW TO MAKE AND TEST THEFOLLOWING TERMINAL CONNECTIONS-CLIPS, DESPLICES, AND METALLIC SPLICES.PRODUCED BY U S NAVY, 1944. RELEASED BY U SOFFICE OF EDUCATION, 1948.


WIRE SEES AND VOLTAGE DROP


PRODUCER USOE


DISCUSSES FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ABILITY OFCONDUCTORS TO CARRY ELECTRON FLOW, MEAN-SUREMENT OF WIRE SIZE, VOLTAGE DROP ANDOF/ "S LAW.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. WIRING, NO.4

1945

WIRING OLD WILDING WITH ARMORED CAKE

22 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SE), B&W 1945

PROOUCER USOE

TITLE NO. e163e0/RL RENTAL SALE

SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL OUTLET BOXES, CUT ANDSTRIP ARMOR FROM CABLES, ATTACH CABLE TOOUTLET BOXES, RUN ARMORED CABLE, REPAIROPENINGS IN WALLS AND JOIN CONDUCTORS ATCEILING OUTLET.

FROM THE ELECTRICAL WORK SERIES. WIRING, NO.

WIRING TELLTALE PANEL


PRODUCER USOE


DESCRIBES THE PURPOSE OF TELLTALE UNITSTELLS HOW TO STRIP CABLE;FORM AND LACE CON-DUCTORS ON A JIG, STRIP THE ENDS OF CONDUC-TORS AND PUT ON LUGS, AND HOOK UP CONDUC-TORS AND TEST THE CONNECTIONS.

WISHES, LIU, ANO DREAMS - KENNETH KOCHTEACHING CHILDREN TO WRITE POETRY


PRODUCER USNEA


EXPLORES A YOUNG POET'S UNIQUE METHODS OFTEACHING LITERATURE TO CHILDREN IN THECLASSROOM. EMPHASIZING THE KIND OF JOYTRULY CREATIVE TEACHING CAN BRING TO AMER!.CAN EDUCATION.

WITH NO ONE TO HELP US

19 MIN, 1NAM FILM, OPT SD, B&W 1907

PROOUCER USOEC)


DEMONSTRATES HOW THE FORMATION OF A R=-

7BUYING CLUB BY A GROUP OF NEWARK THERS

350'

BROUGHT ABOUT A NECESSARY CHANGE IN THECOMMUNITY

WITH THE MARINES CHOWN TO HUNGNAM

24 MIN 'AMM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W 1951

PRODUCER USN


DOCUMENTS THE WITHDRAWAL FROM CHOSIN RE.SEPYIOR AREA AND THE NAVAL EVACUATION OPER-ATION AT HUNGNAM

WITHIN OUR REACH


PRODUCER USEPAP

TITLE NO 037849/RL

1976

,SALE

SHOWS WHAT STEPS ARE NECESSARY TO RECEIVEGRANT FUNDS AND DETAILS WHAT INDIVIDUALSCAN DO TO ENSURE CLEANER WATER. DOCUMENTSTHE ACTIONS OF THE CITY OFFICIALS AND CITIZENSOF PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS, NJ, TO CLEAN U ITSWASTEWATER.

WITHIN THE occAce AMERICA IN SPACE


PROO(XER USNASA


REVIEWS MAJOFI ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN NASA RE.SEARCH FROM 1959 THROUGH PREPARATK)NS FORTHE FIRST MANNED LUNAR LANDING, WITH EMPHA.SIS ON MANNED SPACE FLIGHT.

WOLF TRAP


PRODUCER USDAVA


PFIESENTS A DOCUMENTARY OF THE MANY FACETSOF WOLF TRAP FARM PARK FOR THE PERFORMINGARTS. BOTH THE PERFORMANCES AND THEBEHIND-THE-SCENES ACTIVITIES AND THE OTHERRECREATIONAL USES OF THE PARK ARE HIGH-LIGHTED TO ILLUSTRATE HOW PERFORMING ARTSBECOME A PART OF EVERYDAY LIFE AT WOLF TRAPFARM PARK.

WOMEN WITH A MESSAGE


PRODUCER USN


DEPICTS TROININT1 AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES INTHE TELECOMMUNICATIONS FIELD FOR OFFICERSAND ENLISTED WOMEN.

WOMEN'S SERVICE TO 714E NATION

10 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT. SD, LAW

PRODUCE"? USA

TITLE NO. 009442/RL

1964

SALE

WONDERS Oft WILDERNESS


PROOUCER USDA


FEATURES THE HIGHLIGHTS OF A TRAIL RIDER'STRIP INTO THE MAROON-BELLS SNOWMASS WIL-DERNESS AREA ON THE WHITE RIVER NATIONALFOREST IN COLORADO. SHOWS THE FRUSTRATIONAND TENSION OF LIVING AD WORKING IN CROWDEDURBAN AND THE SPIRITUAL RELIEF THAT CAN BEREALIZED BY A VACATION INTO ONE OF FORESTSERVICE WILDERNESS AREAS.

W000 CHIP MULCH FOR MOON CONTROL


mooucER USFHWA


DEMONSTRATES HOW WOOD CHIP MULCH USED ONPFIEPARED SLOPES PROVIDES A SOLUTION TO ERO-SION DURING AND AFTER HIGHWAY CONSTT1UC-T/ON. IN THIS WAY AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CANBE CONTROLLED AND A NATURAL RESOURCE PUTTO USE INSTEAD OF BEING WASTED OR BURNED.

WON) PRESERVATION CONTROL OF WOOD DE-STROYING ORGANISMS

2. MIN, 18MM FILM, OPT SD, COL 1959

PRODUCER USN


OUTLINES METHODS WHICH CAN BE EMPLOYED TOCONTROL WOOD DESTROYING ORGANISMS-PHYS-ICAL CONTROL BY KILLING THE ORGANISMS BYMEANS OF TOXIC CHEMICALS OR PREVENTINGACCESS TO WOOD BY CREATING A BARRIER OFPOISONED FOIL, AND WOOD PRESERVATION

THROUGH TREATING WOOD BY VARIOUS PROCESS-ES TO MAKE IT UNAVAILALi E AS A FOOD SOURCEFOR INSECTS OR FUNGI.

W000 PRESERVATION EFFECTS OF MARINE OR-GANISMS


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE HABITS, CHARACTERISTICS, AND EGO.NOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF MARINE ORGANISMS INWATERFRONT STRUCTURES.

MOO PRESERVATION INSPECTION FOR W000 DE-STROYING ORGANISMS

16 MIN, 11IMM FILM, OPT. SD, COI. 1956

PRODUCER USN


DESCRIBES PROBLEMS FACED BY THE NAVY INMAINTAINING ITS WOODEN STRUCTURES. EXPLAINSTHAT WOOD DOES NOT NATURALLY DECAY, BUT ISDESTROYED BY LIVING ORGANISMS SUCH AS FUNGIAND INSECTS. SHOWS HOW TO INSPECT FOR ANDIDENTIFY THESE W000 DESTROYING ORGANISMS.

WOODEN OVERCOAT, THE

14 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. $O, COL 1965

PRODUCER USAEC


SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT ,AND TESTING OF THEWOODEN CONTAINERS AS WELL AS THE BUILDUPOF THE CONTAINERS FROM RINGS OF nrw000.PHOTOGRAPHY OF ACTUAL DROP TESTS AND FIRETESTS IS INCLUDED TO DEMONSTRATE THE RESIS.TANCE OF THE CONTAINER TO BOTH IMPACTSHOCK AND FIRE EXPOSURE. RESULTS OF TESTSSHOW THAT A CONTAINER HAVING SIX-INCH THICKSHELLS OF FIR PLYWOOD WILL ADEQUATELY PROTECT THE INNER METAL CONTAINER Of RADIOAC-TIVE MATERIAL.

WOODLAND MANNERS

20 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL 19b2

PRODUCER USDA


CONTRASTS GOOD AND POOR USAGE Of NATIONALFORESTS WITH REGARD TO USE OF SANITARY FA.CIL nEs. FIRE PRECAUTIONS AND PICNIC FACILI-TIES. STRESSES LEAVING A CLEAN CAMP.

WORN MEAN XIMENT WORKS

23 MIN 11IMM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W

PROCOCER UE

TITLE NO. 006016/RL

1969

SALE

ILLUSTRATES WORK MEASUREMENT IN FOURAREAS-IMPROVING WORK METHOOS. SCHEDULINGAND CONTROLLING WORK. DETERMINING PRODUOTIVITY, AND FORECASTING RESOURCE REQUIRE-MEWS,

WORK SUPERVISOR, THE


PRODUCER USOLMP

TITLE NO II19622/ RL SALE

DEPICTS A VARIETY OF ACTUAL WORK AND TRAIN-ING SITUATIONS WHERE NEIGHBORHOOD 'YOUTHCORPS SUPERVISORS TEACH TRAINEES. EMPHA.SIZES THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MACHINE AND TOOLOPERATIONS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF GETTINGALONG WELL WITH OTHERS. EXPLAINS SEVERALBASIC HUMAN RELATIONS RULES FOR THE QUID-ANCE OF SUPERVISORS IN HANDLING TRAINEES.

FROM THE CAREER JOL 3PPORTUNITY SERIES. NO.24.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS HAS BEL DECLARED OB-SOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGNECY.

WORKING FOR 11,7, ER PUBLIC HEALTH THROUGHRICOGINTION OF FEELINGS

25 MIN, 11IMM FILM. OPT. SO, B&W


77TLENO. 003111117KIL

1953

sAa:SKINS SYNCHRONOUS TREATMENT OF INTER,VIEWS TYPICAL OF BOTH AC.:EPTABLE AND UNAC-CEPTAILE HUMAN RELATrONS SITUATIONS INPUBLIC HEALTH WORK. DISGUSSES THE PROBLEMSINVOLVEC), ANO ADVANCES THE THEORY THAT TT ISSETTER TO UNCOVER AND DISCUSS FEELINGSTHAN TO CONCENTRAW. ENTIRELY UPON THEPROBLEM ITSELF.

0WORKING WITH OTHER SUPERVISORS


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO. 003899/RL

WORKING FOR THE9825 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SO, COL

PRODUCER USBT


SHOWS THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH AND ITS RELA.TION TO OTHER BRANCHES, DESCRIBES THE ROLEOF THE FEDERAL EMPLOYEE IN THE POLITICALSYSTEM, AND THE MAKE-UP, LOCATION, ANDNATURE OF THE WORK OF THE FEDERAL WORK.FORCELEADER'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE WORKING FOR THE U S SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

WORKING FOR THE U SERIES

516MM FILMS, OPT. SO 1976

PRODUCER UNIT


PRESENTS AND DISCUSSES INFORMATION PERTI.NENT TO THE NEW CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEE. SUCHAS BENEFITS, EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS, ON-JOB PER.FORMANCE, THE MERIT SYSTEM, AND PAY SYS-TEMS.

LEADER'S GUIDES INCLUDED.

warm YOU EARNROAD AHEAD, THE

WORKING FOR THE U I

YOU AND THE MERIT SYSTEM

YOUR RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

CLEARED FOR TV.

16MIN

17MIN

25MIN

15MIN

17MIN

WORKING FOR THE USA


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO. 619950 R L SALE

DISCUSSES FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYMENT,INCLUDING ADVANCEMENT AND FRINGE BENEFITS,

FROM THE SUCVESS IN SUPERVISION SERIES. NO.1.

WORKING MOTHER, THE

28 MIN, 16M . 7ILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975



DESCRIBES HOW MOTHERS CAN HAVE FUN WITHTHEIR CHIL EN. SHOWS SORTING AND MATCHINGIN THE LA AT, A COUNTING EXPERIENCEWHILE WAL IN THE CITY, MAKING A PAPER CUPTELPHONE, XPLORING NATURE ON A FAMILYPICNIC, WRITING A BOOK BASED ON A PAPER AIR-PLANE EXPERIENCE, HELPING A WORKING MOTHERWITH COOKING, AND CREATING A RHYTHM BAND.


CLEARED FOR TV.

WORKING THROUGH coutaa


PRODUCER USA

TITLE NO, 004020IRL RENTAL SALE

STORY OF A COLLEGE STUDENT AND THE AWNS-TANCE PROVIDED HIM BY A STUDENT EMPLOYMENTADVISER IN FINDING A JOB WHICH HELPS MEET HISEXPENSES AND ENABLES HIM TO ACQUIRE PRACTI-CAL EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD HE NAS CHOSEN ASA CAREER.

WORKING TOGETHER


PRODUCER USNCCA


FEATuRES MULTIAGENCY AND MULTIDISCIPLINE AP-PROACHES TO CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT. IN-CLUDED CASES FROM SAN DIEGO, SALINA, KS, ANDMONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. DISCUSSES CONSUL-TATION TEAMS, COMMUNITY COORDINATING. ANDPROFESSIONAL AND PUBLIC EDUCATION.

FROM THE WE C.4N HELP SERIES.

NOT CLEARED FOR TV.

WORKING TOGETHER


mimic:ER USPHS SPONSOR USNMAC


DRAWS FROM THE EXPERIENCES Of SEVERAL HOS-PITALS AND NURSING HOMES WHICH HAVEWORKED OUT MUTUAL AGREEMENTS FOR THE CO-OPERATIVE CARE OF CHRONICALLY ILL AGED.SHOWS HOW SUCH A COOPERATIVE EFFORT ISBENEFICIAL TO THE HOSPITAL, THE NURSINGHOME, AND THE PATIENT.

351

1944

SALE

PORTRAYS THE IMPORTANCE OF WORKING HARMO-NIOUSLY WITH OTHER PEOPLE, ESPECIALLYFELLOW SUPERVISORS.


WORKING WITH PEOPLE


PRODUCER USDA


DISCUSSES THE WAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE BECOMESUPERVISORS. TELLS ABOUT SOME OF THECOMMON MISTAKES MADE BY SUPERVISORS WHOARE INEXPERIENCED OR UNTRAINED.

FROM THE

WORKSHL ' - CREATING INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALSFOR HANDICAPPED LEARNERS

MULTIMEDIA KIT 1975

PRODUCER NWSEIM SPONSOR USNCEM


ENCOURAGES THE TEACHER TO ADAPT. IMPROVISE.AND EVALUATE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS FORHANDICAPPED LEARNERS BY USING THE SUGGES-TION:I AND INNOVATIONS PRESENTED IN THEWORKSHOP.

INCLUDES 2 COLOR 35MM FILMSTRIP/AUDIOCAS-SETTE SETS WITH AUDIBLE ADVANCE SIGNALS EN-TITLED 'SELECTING INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS' (7MIN) AND 'GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THE MATERI-ALS' (15 MIN) . 1 AUDIOCASSETTE ENTITLED 'ORE-ATIVITY' (13 MIN) - AND 1 COORDINATOR'S GUIDE-BOOK WNTAINING MASTER COPIES OF ACTIVITYSHEETS. ALL CASSETTES ARE 2-TRACK, MONO.PRODUCED BY THE FORMER NORTHWEST SPECIALEDUCATION INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER,UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. 1974. REIBBUED BY NA-TIONAL CENTER ON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND MA-TERIALS FOR THE HANDICAPPED, 1975.

WORLD AT WAR

44 MIN, 18MM FILM, OPI. SD, B&W 1943

PROOUCER USOWI


TRACES THE TREND TOWARD WAR DURING THEDECADE 1931-1941, SHOWING THE EVENTS IN ASIAAND EUROPE FROM THE JAPANESE INVASION OFMANCHURIA IN 1931 TO THE BOMBING OF PEARLHARBOR.

WORLD BEYONO ZERO, THE


PROOUCER USHASA

TITLE NO. 620000/RL

1964

SALE

STRESSES THE INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP BE-TWEEN NATIONS REGARDING SPACE EXPLORATIONBY SHOWING COOPERATION BETWEEN WORLDWIDE TRACKING STATIONS WHICH LINK SPACE SCI-ENTISTS AND ENGINEERS WITH THE ORBITINGSPACECRAFT.

WORLD IN A SCHOOLROOM


PRODUCER USA .

TMENO. 0036116/RL RENTAL

1951

SALE

PORTRAYS CITIZENS DEMONSTRATING THEIRSKILLS IN THE CLASSROOM SO THAT STUDENTSMAY SEE THE APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLESAND TECHNIQUES TAUGHT IN SCHOOL

WORLD MEDICINE DISEASE RECOGNITION


PROOUCER USN


DESCRIBES SIGNS. SYMPTOMS, AND LABORATORYFINDINGS ON VIRUS BORNE JAPANESE B ENCEPHA-LITIS.

WORLD OF THE KA


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW DIVING TECH-NIQUES AND SYSTEMS WHICH WILL ENABLE DIVERSTO LIVE AND WORK IN THE SEA FOR EXTENDEDPERIOOS OF TIME.

WORLD WAR I OVERSEAS PURRS MUNSON


PROOLCER USAF


REVIEWS THE EXPLOITS OF AMERICA'S FIRSTFIGHTER PILOTS AS WORLD WAR I AIRMEN HOLDTHEIR FIRST REUNION AT THE USAF MUSEUM,WRIGHT-PATTERSON APB, OH. FEATURES THE PRE.SENTATION Cf AWARDS A; ID GIVES EXCERPTS OFSPEECHES.

CLEARED FOR TV. THIS IS CONSIDERED OF HIS-TORICAL VALUE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY RE-FLECT CURPFNT POLICY OR PLANS OF THE SPON-BORING AGENCY.

WORLD WAS MERL THE

28 MIN, 111MM FILM, OPT. SO, COt. 1976

PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS HOW THE NEWS MEDIA OF THE WORLDCOVERED THE MANNED SPACE LAUNCHES CfNASA'S PROJECT MERCURY. COVERS THE FLIGHTSOF ASTRONAUTS SHEPARD, GRISSOM, GLENN, CAR-PENTER, SCHIRRA. AND COOPER.

CLEARED FOR TV.

WORLDS WITH*, THE


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND USEOF THE STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR. PRE-SENTS A BACKGROUND ACCOUNT ON THE DEVEL.OPMENT OF THE ACCELERATOR AND DISCUSSESTHE THEORY OF ITS OPERATION. EXAMINES THEFABRICATION AND TESTING OF A TWO-M1LE LONGCOPPER TUBE THROUGH WHICH ATOMIC PARTI-CLES WILL BE FIRED. AND OF HIGH-POWER RADIOTUBES WHICH ARE USED TO PROJECT ELECTRONSDOWN THE TUBE. COMPARES VARIOUS METHODSCf PROJECTING PARTICLES Cf MINUTE DIMEN-SIONS.

WORMS IN YOUR MUSCLES

52 FR, 35MM FILMSTRIP. SILENT, B&W 1948



DISCUSSES, IN LAY TERMINOLOriY, THE LIFE CYCLECf TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS, THE MEDICAL IMPLICA.TIONS Cf TRICHINOSIS, CONTROL MEASURES, ANDCONSUMER PRECAUTIONS.

WOUNDS



TITLE NO 00,5513/RL RENTAL SALE

IDENTIFIES THE GENERAL TYPES Cf INJURIES DE-SCRIBES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF EMERGENCYCARE. winws THE ANATOMY AND'PHYSIOLOGY OFTHE SKIN, AND THE RESULT Cf INJURY TO THESKIN. RECOMMENDS EMERGENCY CARE TECH-NIOUE FOR WOUNDS.

FROM THE MEDICAL.LEGAL COMPONENT FILMSERIES. BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR EMERGEN-CY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.

WRENCHES


PRODUCER USA


EXPLAINS THE USES AND ADVANTAGES OF VARIOUS WRENCHES, AND SHOWS THE DAMAGE WHICHMAY RESULT FROM INCORRECT AND DANGEROUS

' PRACTICES IN USING THEM.

WRITTEN COMMUNCATION


PRODUCER UWE


CENTERS ON ORGANIZATION, STYLE, AND LAN.GUAUE IN LETTERS, FORMS MEMOS, AND REPORTS.WORK1500K INCLUDED


CLEARED FOR TV.

X-RAY INSPECTION


PRODUCER USOE

TITLE NO 824450/rL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES THE USE OF RADIOGRAPHS IN INDUS-TRY. THE GENERATION 01' X.RAYS IN THE X-RAYTUBE, AND THE WAVE NATURE OF X.RAYS, EX-

PLAINS HOW RADIOGRAPHS ARE MADE AND HOWTHEY ARE INTERPRETED FOR DEFECTS IN METAL


X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY THE INSIDE STORY


PRODUCER USNASA


SHOWS HOW SPECIALLY GROWN CRYSTALS AREMADE AND USED IN A TNO-CRYSTAL VACUUM X.RAY SPECTROMETER TO DIFFUSE AN X-RAY BEAM,ISOLATE A SIN( Lt WAVELENGTH, SCAN A SPEC.TRUM, AND RECOHu ITS CHARACTERISTICS.

XRAYS NOW SAFE


PRODUCER USBRH

TITLE NO. 009143/RL

1974

SALE

DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THEREDUCTION OF UNNECESSARY RADIATION EXPO-SURE TO THE PUBLIC FROM MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICRADIOLOGY. DISCUSSES THE 010-EFFECTS Cf ION.IZ1NG RADIATION WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PRECAU-TIONS TO BE OBSERVED IF IT IS NECESSARY TOUSE X.RAYS ON WOMEN KNOWN TO BE PREGNANTDESCRIBES THE FEDERAL STANDARD FOR THEMANUFACTURE Cf X-RAY SYSTEMS AS A MAJORCONTRIBUTION IN REDUCING UNNECESSARY RADI.ATION EXPOSURE TO PATIENTS AND OPERATORS.PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITYCf ILLINOIS AT THE MEDICAL CENTER. -

FROM THE CONSUL rd. "ON SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.4.

X-17 STORY, THE


PRODUCER USAF

TITLE NO 010186/RL

1958

SALE

TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE X-17, A 3.STAGE TE$T MISSOLE DESIGNED TO SOLVE THERE-ENTRY PROBLEM, FROM DRAWING BOARD TOITS TEST AT A CAPE CANAVERAL LAUNCHING PAD.

XENON TETRAFLUORIDE


PRODUCER USAEC


EXPLAINS HOW CHEMISTS AT ARGONNE NATIONALLABORATORY HAVE SUCCEEDED IN MAKING XENONCOMBINE CHEMICALLY WITH FLOURINE, THEREBYOPENING A NEW AREA FOR THE STUDY Cf CHEMI-CAL BONDING. SHOWS PREPARATION Cf THE COM-POUND IN THE LABORATORY UNDER SPECIAL CON.DITIONS Cf TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE. DIS-CUSSES FUTURE EXPERIMENTS ON FORMING COM-POUNDS WITH RARE GASES.

YANKEE DO


PRODUCER USN


EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ATTACK CAR-RIER. DESCRIBES ACTIVITIES OF THE MEN OF THENAVY AND MARINE CORPS IN MAINTAINING AND OP-ERATING THESE CARRIERS.

YANOMAMA - A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY STUDY


PRODUCER USAEC


DESCRIBES THE FIELD TECHNIQUES AND FINDINGSOF TEAMS FROM SUCH DISCIPLINES AS HUMANNETICS, ANTHPnP)GY, EPIDEMIOLOGY. DENTIST-RN% AND MEDICINE AS THEY CONDUCTA BIOLOGICAL-ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF THEJUNGLES.

PRODUCED BY ETHNOGRAPHIC FILM-MAKER TIMO.THY ASCH Cf BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY, ANTHRO-POLOGIST NAPOt.EON CHAGNON. AND GENETICISTJAMES V NEEL OT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

YEAR OF BIRTH



TITLE NO. 003916/RL SALL.

DEPICTS IN STORY FORM, FACTS OF PREGNANCYDELIVERY, AND THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE. SHOWSRESEARCH BEING DONE AT THE NATIONAL INSTI-TUTE Cf NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE AND BLINDNESSFOR PREVENTION AND CONTROL Cf CEREBRALPALSY AND OTHER NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES IN IN.FANTS.

352

YEAR Of 63 WEEKS, THE USAF SUPERSONIC PILOTTRAINING


PROOUCER USAF


PRESENTS THE DAY-TO-DAY EXPERIENCES OF ANAIR FORCE ROTC GRADUATE ENROLLED IN THE AIRTRAINING COMMAND'S 53.WEEK SUPERSONIC PILOTTRAINING PROGRAM. . FOCUSES ON THE PRO.GRAM'S ACADEMIC, FLYING, MILITARY, AND PHYS-ICAL TRAINING COURSE.

CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OR.SOLETE 'FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

YEAR TOWARDS TOMORROW, A


PRODUCER USVIST


DESCRIBES DIFFICULTIES AND SATISFACTIONS EX.PERIENCED BY THREE VISTA VOLUNTEERS. SHOWSTWO GIRLS ON A NAVAJO RESERVATON IN ARIZO-NA AND AN EX-NAVY VOLUNTEER IN THE SLUMS OFATLANTA.

YELLOWSTONE THE UVING SCULPTURE


PRODUCER


USES 3-DIMENSIONAL ANIMATION TO DESCRIBE THENATURAL PROCESSES BY WHICH THE MAJOR FEA-TURES, SUCH AS GEYSER, ARE CYCLED IN THER-MAL AREAS. DEMONSTRATES HOW GROUNDWATER SEEPS THROUGH SUB-SURFACE DUCTS TOTRIGGER SUCH SPECTACULAR RESULTS AS BUB-BLING MUD POTS, HOT SPRINGS, AND GEYSERS.

YORUBA - BASIC COURSE


PRODUCER USESI


YORUBA BASIC COURSE (SAMPLER)


PRODUCER USES!


YORUBA INTERMEDIATE TEXTS


PRODUCER USESI

TITLE NO. 006 755/RLTEXT INCLUDED,

SALE

SALE

SALE

YOU AND THE MERIT SYSTEM


PRODUCER USBT

'TITLE NO 006958/RL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSES FEDERAL MERIT PRINCIPLES. PROBA-TIONARY PERIOD, CAREER STATUS, PAY SYSTEMS.CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS, AND EQUAL EMPLOY.MENT OPPORTUNITY.LEADER'S GUIDE INCLUDED.

FROM THE WORKING FOR THE u S SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

YOU ANO YOUR CUSTOMERS


PRODUCER USSBA


DRAMATIZES SITUATIONS WHICH SMALL RETAILERSMAY ENCOUNTER INVOLVING CUSTOMER RELA-TIONS. STIMULATES AUDIENCE INVOLVEMENT BYPROVIDING OPPORTUNITY TO STOP FILM FOR DIS-CUSSION FOLLOWING SOME DETAILED SITUATIONS.THEN PRESENTS POSSIBLE. SOLUTIONS TO THEPROBLEMS PRESENTED ON THE SCREEN.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE


PRODUCER USBCHS


DESIGNED TO ASSIST FAMILIES WHO HAVE LOST ANINFANT TO THE SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYN.DRONE. EXPLORES THE PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONALASPECTS OF GRIEF AND ASSURES PARENTS THATTHE DEATH WAS NOT THEIR FAULT. DISCUSSESTHE PROBLEM Cf :ALF, SPOUSE. SIBLINGS, IN.LAWS, AND FRIENDS.

FROM THE SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROMESERIES.

3 11

YOU CAWT WTI BACK

10 MIN, 11181M FILM. OPT. SD. COL


Tins P. 8275901RL

YOUR AM MATHER SERVICE

1969 30 MIN. I 6MM FILM. OPT. SD. COL

PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS THE AIR WEATHER SERVICE CONTROLCENTER AT SAC COMMAND POST, WHERE WORLD.WIDE WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE GATHERED, COM.PUTER PROCESSED, ANO TRANSMITTED TO SUBOR.DINATE WEATHER UNITS. EMPHASIZES THE IMPOR-TANCE OF ADVANCE WEATHE'g DATA TO INSURESUCCESSFUL MISSIONS.


SALE

SHOWS THE EMPLOYEE THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAYTO HANDLE NEIGHBORHOOD DOGS. POINTS OUTTHAT DOGS HAVE VARIOUS PERSONALITIES ANDTHE TACTICS THAT ARE USEFUL WHEN EACH TYPEOf DOG IS 1NCOUNTERED.

YOU GOT THE SAME THING, AINCHA


PROOUCERUSNIMH

nnE P. 0072041RL RENTAL SALE

FOCUSES ON AN URBAN SCHOOL IN WHICH STU-DENTS AND TEACHERS ALIKE EXPERIENCE THEFRUS`RATIONS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN ANENVIRONMENT MARKED BY CHANGE.


YOU GOTTA THINK ABOUT IT


PRODUCER USN


DISCUSSES THE NEED FOR SERIOUS THOUGHT INMAKING NECESSARY LIFE DECISIONS.

YOU IN JAPAN



Tins No 8271100/FIL

1956

SALE

PRESENTS A PICTORIAL TOUR OF MAJOR JAPANESECITIES AND OUTLYING AREAS. EXPLAINS POLITICAL,ECONOMIC. SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS. AND MILITARY AS-PECTS OF JAPAN.


YOU IN OPO


PRODUCER USN


SHOWS HOW TO DEVELOP TECHNK FOR ANEFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEP a., F ANDPATIENTS IN THE OUTPATIENT DEPAN1 'ENT.

YOU IN PUIDLIC URVICE-A SERIES

10 ISMM RLMS, OPT SD 1977

PRODUCER USOE

TITLE M. 0021051RL RENTAL SALE

ATTEMPTS TO CAPTURE THE IMAGINATION ANDPROMOTE INTEREST IN PUBLIC SERVICE CAREERS.EXPLAINS WHAT PUBLIC SERVICE IS, THE TYPES OFPUBLIC SERVICE JOSS. AND P.OW TO OBTAIN THEM.ALSO DISCUSS DIFFERENT SKILLS NEEDED ANDPRACTICAL TIPS FOR SELF-IMPROVEMENT.

APPLYING FOR A PUSLIC SERVICE J011 26MIN

BASIC mato KEEPING 26MIN

BASK RPM WRITING 26MIN

GOOD GROOMING 28MIN

INTIRVIEWING SKILLS 26MIN

INTRODUCTION - YOU IN PUSLIC SER-VICE 27MIN

ORAL COMMUNICATION amIN

PERSON-TO,PERION RELATIONSHIPS 26MIN

TIN-FOUR UNCLE CHARUE 10MIN

WRITTEN COMMUNICATION 28MIN

YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE


PRODUCER USPOST

TITLEP,U. 002235/RL SALE

SHOWS CARCLESENESS AS THF MAJOFI CAUSE OFMISHAPS AND ACCIDENTS. IDEA IS THAT ERRORSARE FOR AMATEURS. INFORMAL AND ENTERTAIN.ING DIALOGUE BETWEEN DRIVERS.

YOUR AM FORCE

18 MIN, IIIMM FILM, OPT SO, COL 1966

PRODUCER I ISAF

TITLEP, 626300/RL RENTAL SALE

DISCUSSTS THE MAJOR AIR FORCE COMMANDSAND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE U S AIR FORCETEAM.

CLEARED FOR TV

1962

YOUR ARMY REPORTS, MO. 12

29 MIN, 16MIA FILM, OPT SD, COL 1987

PRODUCER USA

rInE IVO 005026/RL SAL E

SHOWS GEN HAROLD K JOHNSON, ARMY CHIEF OFSTAFF, SPEAKING AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OFTHE ASSOCIATION OF THE U S ARMY. SHOWS VIET.NAMESE CIVILIANS WORKING WITH THE U S ARMY,AND DESCRIBES THE WORK OF THE ARMY COMBATPHOTOGRAPHER.



YOUR ARMY REPORTS, NO. 13


PRODUCER USA


SHOWS GEN HAROLD K JOHNSON, ARMY CHIEF OFSTAFF, DECORATE WO JEROME R DALEY FOR GAL-LANTRY IN ACTION. SHOWS ARMY COMBAT PI-10-TOGRAPHERS MOVING FOFIWARD WITH THE 1STCAVALRY DIVISION AND VIETNAMESE TROOPSDURING AN AMPHIBIOUS LANDING AND SEARCHFOR VIET CONG. DEPICTS THE MISSION OF HARBORPILOTS IN POR1 OF QUI NHON.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DE-.GLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPON-SORING AGENCY.

YOUR ARMY REPORTS, NO. 14


PRODUCER USA


FEATURES TRAINING ACTIVITIES OF THE 205TH IN-FANTRY BRIGADE (SEPARATE) OF THE U S ARMYRESERVE AS IT PREPARES TO MEET IT; MISSION INDEFENSE OF AMERICA.


NOT CLEARED FOR TV. THIS FILM HAS BEEN DE.GLARED OBSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPON-SORING AGENCY

YOUR CONGRESSMAN AT WORK


PROOUCER USA

rms NO 629175/RL SAL E

PRESENTS A TYPICAL DAY IN THE LICE OF AMEMBER OF CONGRESS, AND URGES ALL MEM.BERS OF THE ARMED FORCES TO BECOME FAMIL-IAR WITH THE ISSUES AND CANDIDATES IN FORTH.COMING ELECTIONS, AND TO VOTE.


CLEARED FOR TV THIS HAS BEEN DECLARED OWSOLETE FOR USE WITHIN THE SPONSORINGAGENCY.

YOUR PLACE IN THE NUCLEAR AGE


PRO(XICER USAEC

nn E NO. 003917/RL SALE

PICTURES THE PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF ACAREER EMPLOYEE IN NUCLEAR SCIENCE OR ENGI.NEERING.

FROM THE CAREERS IN NUCLEAR SCIEACE AND NU.CLEAR ENOINEERIPAG SERIES.

YCIUR MONTS ANO RESPONSIBILITIES


PRODUCER USBT


DISCUSSES EMPLOYEE CONDUCT, GRIEVANCE PRO-CEDURES, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYCOMPLAINTS. ADVERSE ACTIONS, REDUCTION INFORCE , PRIVACY, POLITICAL ACTIVITY, UNIONS,AND SAFETY


FROM THE WORKING FOR THE U S SERIES.

CLEARED FOR TV.

YOUR WAY OUT

17 MIN. 16MM FILM, OPT. SD COL 1967

PRODUCER USDA


SHOWS HOW A PERSON WHO IS SURROUNDED OROVERTAKEN BY FIRE CAN SURVIVE IN A FIRE SHEL.TER TENT.

YOUR WO JT ENEMY


PRODUCER USSM


DRAMATIC ENACTMENT OF VARIOUS CARELESSACTS BY UNDERGROUND WORKMEN THAT RESULTIN SERIOUS ACCIDENTS IN ORE MINING. THE MINESAFETY DIRECTOR RELATES THESE ACCIDENTS,AND DISCUSSES NECESSARY STEPS TO BE TAKLNIN THEIR PREVENTION.

PURCHASERS MUST FIRST REQUEST WRITTEN PER.MISSION FROM CHIEF, OFFICE OF AUDIOVISUALS,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIM IAININGENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. 4000FORBES AVENUE. PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA15313. AFTER PERMISSION HAS BEEN OBTAINED.THE PURCHASER SHOULD SEND HIS ORDER TO THENAVONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER WITH THE STATE-MENT OF APPROVAL ATTACHED.

YOUTH COMMUNICATIONS

36 WN, 16MM FILM. OPT. SD COL

PRODUCER US000

law TITLEP. 003918/RL SALE

USES ILLUSTRATIONS FROM THE' PRE-1970 ERA TOEMPHASIZE THE MORE IMPORTANT GENERALYOUTH COMMUNICATIONS PATTERNS THAT CON-TINUE TO THIS DAY. DEVELOPED TO ASSIST IN UN.DERSTANDING THE DRUG PROBLEM AND TO CLOSETHE 'UNDERSTANDING GAP' THAT EXISTS BETWEENADULTS AND TODAY'S YOUTHFUL MEDIA AUDIENCE.

YOUR DRIVING HABITS


PRODUCER USOE

nra IVO 629350/RL RENTALPRESENTS ELEMENTS OF GOOD DRIVING, SUCH ASHOW TO START THE ENGINE. USE THE CLUTCH ANDSHIFT GEARS, USE BRAVES. DRIVE ON CURVES INMOUNTAIN COUNTRY AND THROUGH SNOW ANDMUD, AND HOW TO PARK A CAR.

FROM THE AuromonvE OPERATION AND MAINTE.NANCE SERIES

YOUR PIRSONAL AFFAIRS OFFICER

22 MIN. 16MM FILM. OPT. SD, UAW 1962

PRODUCER USAF


PORTRAYS THE ROLE OF THE PERSONAL AFFMRSOFFICER AND POINTS OW THE BENEFITS OF THEPERSONAL AND FAMILY SERVICE PROGRAM AVAIL.ABLE TO MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR DEPEN.DENTS.

353

YOUTH CULTURE SINES

4 16MM FILIAS, OPT. SD 1971

PROOUCER USNIMH

TITLE NO 007640/RL RENTAL SALF

OFFERS A GLIMPSE Of THE ENVIRONMENT INWHICH YOUTH CULTURE EXISTS. EXPLORES THEVARIETY OF LIFESTYLES ADOPTED BY YOUNGPEOPLE. AND REFLECTS ON THE DIFFERENT RE.SPONSES MADE BY THESE YOUNG PEOPLE TO THEQUESTION OF DRUG ABUSE.


SUNNY 1 WIN

GUY 18MIN

TEDDY 17MIN

TOM 19MIN

YULETIDE REFLECTIONS VIETNAM


PRODUCER USN

TITLE NO. 006030/RL 54LE

DESCRIBES IMPRESSIONS OF THE CHIEF Of NAVYCHAPLAINS ABOUT VIETNAM.

ZERO 01111CTS - RIGHT THI FIRST TIME


PRODUCER USAF


EXPLAINS THE PURPOSE OF THE ZERO DEFECTSPRO3RAM. EMPHASIZES THE RESPONSIBILITY OFEACH INDIVIDUAL TO DO HIS JOB RIGHT THE FIRSTTIME. DEPICTS HOW ERRORS RESULT FROM INAD-EQUATE EQUIPMENT AND EXPERIENCE AND WRONGArriTuon.CLEARED FOR W.

DINO DEFECTS - TIM PERSONAL COMMITMENT TOECONOMY, READINESS, AND IFFECTIVINESS

32 MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, B&W '1665

PRODUCER USAF

mu ma 005031/RL RENTAL SALE

EXPLAINS THE ZERO DEFECTS PROGRAM, AND RE.LATES ITS BENEFITS TO NATIONAL DEFENSE, IN.DUSTRIAL COOPERATION, IMPROVED PRODUCTION,AND WORKER MOTIVATION.


ZERO DEPICTS FOR THE AIR FORCE


PRODUCER USAF


PRESENTS A DISCUSSION PANEL EXPLAINING THEVALUE OF THE ZERO DEFECTS PROGRAM TO THEAIR FORCE AND CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL ANDSTRESSING PERFECTION IN PRODUCING COMPLEXWEAPON SYSTEMS.


ZERO POWER REACTOR 3




ILLUSTRATES THE ZPR.3 OPERATING METHODS TOSTUDY FUEL CONFIGURATIONS AND THEIR EFFECTUPON CRITICAL ASSEMBLY, PARTICULARLY OPER.ATION AND CURRENT APPLICATIONS IN THE AR.GONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY'S FAST REACTORPROGRAM.


354

3

ZIRO4IS MIN, 16MM FILM, OPT. SD, COL 1975

PRODUCER USNASA


PROVIDES AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SKYLAB ENVI.RONMENT, A LABORATORY ABOVE THE EARTH'SATMOSPHERE EFFECTIVELY FREE FROM THEEARTH'S GRAVITATIONAL FIELD. EXPLAINS THE DY-NAMICS OF EARTH ORBIT AND .THE MEANING OFZERO-G. INCLUDES A TOUR OF THE SKYLAB SPACE.CRAFT AND THE FLYAROUND AND DOCKING OF THESECOND MANNED MISSION TO SKYLAB.

FROM THE SKYLAB SCIEACE DEMONSTRATIONSSERIES.

ZONAL ULTRACENTRIFUGE, NE


PRODUCER USAEC


DISCUSSES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE CENTRI.FUGES AT OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORYUNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR NORMAN 0 ANDER.SON. DEPICTS THEIR LOADING, SEPARATING, ANDUNLOADING OPERATIONS, AND TOUCHES UPONTHEIR ROLE IN THE PURIFICATION OF VIRUSES.

VI. Sponsor/ProducerCodes

AHOA American Hospital Association

AIRLIE Air lie Productions

AMOAST American Gastroenterological Associ-ation

ARTHFO Arthritis Foundation, The

S AYCCD College of DentistryBaylor University

B OEING Booing Aircraft Co.

CADENA California Dental Association

CHIDEN Chicago Dental Society

CPS Corporation for Public Broadcasting

DVRPC Delaware Valley Regional PlanningCc.nrnission

EMRYSCI School of DentistryEmory University

EMRYSN Nell Hodgson Woodruff School ofNursingEmory Universiti

ESA European Specs: Agency

FSERH Film Service Laboratories

FVSEIM Fox Valley Special Education Instruc-tional Materials CenterOshkosh, WI

OCLUBA Girls Clubs of America

OERINF German Information Center

OWUMC George Washington University Medi-cal Center

HASSOJ Jack Hasson: M.D.Monist lore Hospital and Medical Cen-ter

HCSEIM Special Education instructional Materi-als CenterCity University of New York al HunterCollege

HETVN Hawaii ETV Network

HUMRRO Human Resources Research Organi-zation

ISAS International Silk Association, Inc.

IUSDEN School of DentistryIndiana University

KATIHA Kansas Tuberculosis and Health As-sociation

KLWV Kansas League of Women Voters

KSLATV KSLA-TV

MRMCD Midwest Regional Media Center forthe DeafLincoln, NE

MCW Montgomery Ward

NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NCYTP National Court Volunteer Training Pro-

tectNabonal Information Center on Volun-teers in Courts

NERMCD Northeast Regional Media Center forthe Deaf

NMLWV New Mexico League of WomenVoters

NVCLUS National Varsity Club

NWSEIM Northwest Special Education Instruc-tional Materials CenterUniversity of Oregon

OSUDP Department of Photography and Cine-maOhio State University

PARLTF Par Leadership Training Foundation

POMI Postgraduate Medical Institute

PSHTS Plymouth State Home and TrainingSchoolNorthville, MI

SMITHS Smithsonian Institution

SRMCD Southern Regional Media Center forthe Deaf

SUNYBO School of DentistryState University 'of New York atBuffalo

UCPASC United Cerebral Palsy Association ofSanta Clara County, CA

UDENCC Center for Communication and Infor-motion Research

UILL University of Illinois

UKSEIM Special Education Instructional Materi-als CenterUniversity of Kansas

UKYCN College of NursingUniversity of Kentucky

USA Department of the Army\

USAAHS U.S. Army Academy of\ Health Sci-ences

USAISAC American Battle Monumeits Commis-sion

USAE Corps of FngineersDepartment of the Army '

USAEC Atomic Energy Commission \

USAF Department of the Air Force\

USAGAA Agricultural Adjustment Agency

USAID Agency for InternationalDevelopment

USAIOP Office of Public AffairsAgency of International Develoitiment

USAMA Uniied Slates Military Academy \USAML Argonne National Laboratory \

USAPA Assistance Payments AdministrationDepartment of Health, Education,,andWelfare

UUPTI Air Pollution Training Institute

USARBA American Revolution BicentennialAdministration

USARC Ames Research Center

USASC Signal Corps Department of the Army

USATBC Architectural and TransportationBarriers Compliance BoardDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

US8C Bureau of the Census

USSCHS Bureau of Community HealthServicesPublic Health Servici.

USSIC Bureau of Internativud CommerceUS Department of Commerce

USSIE Bureau of Informition and EducationConsumer Produc,t Safety Commission

US81.5 Bureau of Labor StatisticsOccupational Safety and He,IthAdministration

UMW Bureau of MinesDepartment of the Interior

USSNDO Bureau of Narcotics and DangerousDrugsDepartment of Justice

USSOR Bureau of Public RoadsDepartment of Transportation

USSRH Bureau of Radiological HealthPublic Health Seivice

USOSFW

USST

USCDC

USCG

USCHNO

USCHSC

USCIAA

USCLC

USCPMA

USCPS

USCPSC

USCSA

USCSC

USCSCP

USCSM

USDA

USOAE

USDAGS

USDAVA

USOCPA

USODO

USODEN

USODH

USDEDV

USDEHS

USDFM

USDHC

USDHEW

USDISV

USOIVN

USOL

USOLMP

Bureau of Sport Fisheries andWildlife()apartment of the Interior

Bureau of TrainingCMI Service CommissionCenter for Disease ControlPublic Health Service

United States Coast Guard

Child Nutrition DivisionFood and Nutrition ServiceDepartment of Agriculture

Community Health Service CorpsDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs

Cost of Living Council

Study Committee on PolicyManagement AssistanceOffice of Management and BudgetCommunity Preparedness StaffNational Weather Service

Consumer Product SafetyCommission

Community Services AdministrationDepartment of Health, Education. andWelfare

Civil Service Commission

Office of Public AffairsCivil Service Commission

University of Southern CaliforniaSchool of MedicineDepartment of Agriculture

Division of Adult EducationOffice of EducationGraduate SchoolDepartment of Agriculture

Division of Audiovisual ArtsNational Park ServiceDefense Civil Preparedness AgencyDepartment of Defense

Division of Developmental DisabilitiesDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfareDivision of DentistryHealth Resources AdministrationPublic Health Service

Division of Dental HealthNational Institutes of Health

Division of Employee DevelopmentDepartment of the Interior

Division of Emergency Health:ServicesHealth Services AdministrationPublic Health Service

Division of Fire ManagementForest Service

Dental Health CenterHealth Resources AdministrationPublic Health Service

Department of Health, Education,and Welfare

Dietetics ServiceVeterans Administration

Division of NursingNational Institutes of Health

Department of Labor

Manpower AdministrationDepartment of Labor

USOMDC

USOMTP

USOOD

USOOTP

USOPEL

USOPS

USDRU

USDS

USOSA

USEDC

USEESD

USEPA

USEPAP

USERDA

USERDP

USESSA

USETA

USFAA

USFCIDA

USFDA

USFOAP

USFEA

USFEAP

USFEED

USFHWA

USFILM

USFS

USFSI

USFSS

USGS

USGSAUSGSFC

USHRA

USHRAC

USHSA

USHSMH

USHSP

USHUD

USIA

USIRS

USIRSP

Dental Manpower DevelopmentCenterHealth Resources AdministrationPublic Health Service

Division of Manpower and TrainingProgramsNational Institute of Mental HealthDepartment of Defense

Office of Public AffairsDepartment of Transportation

Division of PublicEmplca ee Labor RelationsDepartment of Labor

Disaster Preparedness Staffriational Weather ServiCe

Division of Research UtaizationSocial and Rehabilitation ServiceDepartment of Health, Educatuh, andWelfare

Department of StateDefense Supply Agency

Equipment Development CenterForest Service

Enforcement and EmergencyServices DivisionNational Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration

Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Public AffairsEnvironmental Protection Agency

Energy Research and DevelopmentAdministration

Office of Public AffairsEnergy Research and DevelopmentAdministration

Environmental Science ServicesAdministration

Employment and TrainingAdministrationDepartment of Labor

Federal Aviation AdministrationFederal Civil Defense AdministrationFood and Drug Administration

Office of Public AffairsFood and Drug Administration

Federal Energy Administration

Office of Communications and PublicAffairsFederal Energy Administratir- I

Office of Federal Equal EmploymentOpportunityCivil Service Commission

Federal Highway AdministrationUS Film Service

Forest Service

Foreign Service InstituteDepartment of State

Federal Supply ServiceGeneral Services Administration

Geological Sufvey

General Services Administration

Gocidwd Space Flight Center

Health Resources AdministrationPublic Health Service

Office of CommunicationsHealth Resources AdministrationHealth Services AdministrationPubhc Health Service

Health Services and Mental HealthAdministrationDepartment of Health. Fducation, andWelfare

Project Head StartDepartment of Health, Education, andWaif areDe, artment of Housing and Urban De-ye', ipment

United States Information Agency

Internal Revenue Service

Office of Public AffairsInternal Revenue Service

USIBJCUSLRDS

USMC

USMESA

USMSFC

USN

USNARS

USNASA

USNASP

USNOS

USNCAP

USNCCA

USNCEM

USNCHS

USNCI

USNCP

USNCSH

USNEA

USNERC

USNHLI

USNHSC

USNHTS

USNIAA

USNIDR

USNIE

USNIH

USNIMH

USNINC

USNLE

USNLM

USNLT

USNMAC

USNOAA

USNOAP

USNSP

lANWC9

USNWS

USOREC

USOCO

liSOCDE

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

Learning Research and Demonstra-tion BranchOffice of Education

United States Marine Corps

Mining Enforcement and Safety Ad-ministration

Marshall Space Flight CenterDepartment of the Navy

National Archives and Records Serv-ice

National Aeronautics and Space Ad-ministration

Office of Public AffairsNational Aeronautics and Space Ad-ministration

National Bureau of Standards

National Center for Air Pollution Con-trolPublic Health Service

Nationai Center On Chikt Abuse andNeglectDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

National Center on Educational Mediaand Materials for the HandicappedOffice of Education

National Center for Health StatisticsPublic Health Service

National Cancer InstituteNational Instik .es of HealthNational Caries ProgramNational Institutes of Health

National Clearinghouse for Smokingand HealthPublic Health Service

National Endowment . for the Arts

NaSonal Environmental ResearchCenterEnvironmental Protection AgencyNational Heart and Lung InstituteNationM Institutes of HealthNational Health Service CorpsPublic Health Service

National Highway Traffic Safety Ad-ministration

National Institute on Alcohol Abuseand Alcoholism

National Institute of Dental ResearchNational Institutes ol Health

National Institute of EducationDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

National Institutes of Health

National Institute of Mental HealthNational Institute of Neurological andCommunicative Disorders and StrokeDwight D. Eisenhower LibraryNational Archives and Records Serv-ice

National Library of Medicine

Harry S Truman Library

National Medical Audiovisual Center

NMional Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration

Office of Public AffairsNational Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration

National Science Foundation

National Wildfire Coordinating GroupForest Service

National Weather Service

Office of Biohazard and EnvironmentalControlNational Cancer Institute

Office of Civil Defense

Office of Child DevelopmentDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

xiv

USOCE Office of Career EducationOffice of Education

USODEX Office of Design and ExhibitsAmerican Revolution Bicentennial Ad.miniMration

USODPP Office of Driver and Pedestrian Pro.gramsNational Highway Traffic Safety Ad.ministration

USOE Office of Education

USOECE Office of Energy Conservation and En-vironmentFederal Energy Administration

USOED Office of Economic OpportunityUSOEP Office of Emergency Preparedness

USOERP Office of Ethnic Racial ProgramsAmerican Revolution Bicentennial Ad-ministration

USOHO Office of Human DevelopmentDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

USOIAA Office Of Inter-American Affairs

USOIAF Office of Information for the ArmedForces

USOINS Office of Incentive SystemsCivil Service Commission

USOJD Office of Juvertile DelinquencyDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

USOLR Office of Learning ResourcesPublic Health Service

USOPC Office of Program and CurriculumCivil Service Commission

USOPOP Office of PopulationAgency for Internation Development

USOPP Office of Pesticide ProgramsEnvironmental Protection Agency

USORD Office of Research and DevelopmentEmployment and Training Administra-tionDepartment of Labor

USOSHA Occupational Safety and Health Ad-ministration

USOSRO Office of Scientific Research and De-velopmentOffice for Emergency Management

USOSW Office of Saline WaterDepartment of the Interior

USOSWM Office of Solid Waste ManagementEnvironmental Protection Agency

USOVR Office of Vocational ResearchDepartment of Health. Education, andWelfare

USOWI Office of War Information

USOYD Office of Youth DevelopmentDepartment of Health, Education, andWelfare

USPC Peace Corps

USPCMR President's Committee or Mental Re-tardation

USPCPF President's Council on Physical Fit-ness and Sports

USPHS Pubtic Health ServiceUSPO Post Office Department

USPOST United States Postal Service

USPTSD Publications and Technical ServicesDivisionConsumer Product Safety Commission

USRAIR Walter Reed Army Institute of Re-search

USREED Walter Reed Army Medical Center

USREMS Rescue and Emergency Medical Serv-ices DivisionNational Highway Traffic Safety Ad-ministration

USRAP Right to Read ProgramOffice JI Education

USRSAP Office of Public AffairsRehabilitation Services AdministrationDepartment of Health. Education, andWelfare

USSSA

USSCPW

USSCS

UUECP

USSMI

USSSA

USTID

USTSS

USUPD

Small Btriiness AdministrationCommittee On Public WorksU.S. Senate

Soil Conservation Service

Office of Public InformationSecurities and Exchange Commission

Social and Rehabiatation ServiceDepartment of Health, Education, aridWelfare

Social Security Administration

Technology Utilization OfficeNational Aeronautics and Space Ad-ministration

Technical Services BranchNational Institute of Mental HealthUrban Planning DivisionFederal Highway Administration

USVA

ASVADT

USVATA

WIVES

USVIST

USW')

USWNCY

USWOBU

USYDDP

Veterans Administration

Dental Training CenterVeterans Administration

Veterans Administration HospitalTuscaloosa, AL

Veterans Employment ServiceDepartment of Labor

Volunteers in Service to America

War DepartmentWhite House Conference on Youth

Women's BureauDepartment of Labor

Youth Development and DelinquencyPrevention AdministrationDepartment of Health. Education. andWelfare

UTENND

UTEXMII

UTEXMH

UWSEIM

WARMP

WSUSM

YALEMD

Division of Biomedical CommunicationUniversity of Tennessee

Medical BranchUniversity of Texas at Galveston

Medical SchoolUniversity of Texas at Houston

Special Education Instructional Malon-e's CenterUniversity of Wisconsin

WashingtonAlaska Regional MedicalProgram

School of MedicineWayne State University

School of MedicineYale University

XV

VII. Rental andPurchase Policies

HOW TO ORDER

The Government films, slide sets, andother audiovisual materials listed inthis publication are distributed by theNational Audiovisual Center.

Address all orders to:National Audiovisual CenterOrder Section RLGeneral Services AdministrationWashington, DC 20409

Please help us fill your order promptlyand accurately by providing the titlenumber and title; specify quantities if apurchase or show dates if a rental.

Also, provide the name and phone num-ber of the individual we can contact if itis necessary for the Center to clarifyyour order.

For invoicing, an official purchase orderor letter on organizational letterhead isrequired. For direct payment, make allchecks payable to: National Archives1 rust Fund (NAC).

Special Handling or additional shippingcharges must be paid by the user.

PURCHASE

Price and deliveryAll materials listed in this publication areoffered for sale at the net prices indi-cated, F.O.B. destination. Prices aresubject to change without notice. Pricequotes can be provided upon writtenrequest and will be honored if returnedwithin 80 days.

AcknowledgementYders will be shipped as quickly aspossible. If delayed, you will be notified

of the shipping date and your order iden-tification number. Please use this num-ber in all references to the order.RETURN POLICIES:

Return For CreditReturn of materials for credit will beaccepted under the following conditions:

1. Written notice and the materialsmust be returned within 21 daysfrom the date of the Center's ship-ment.

2. Return shipments must be prepaid.3. All material is in clean and in sal-

able condition.4. All material is in complete sets or

packages as received.

Return For ReplacementDamaged or defective film, tapes,records, and cassettes. All materials re-ceived by the customer in damaged ordefective condition must be returned toNAC within 21 days from date of ship-ment. The Center will supply the custom-er with a replacement upon receipt ofthe damaged or defective material andwritten notification.

Return information for Materials(For Credit or Replacement)The Center cannot be responsible forany loss or damage to customer returns,and suggests that insured parcel post beconsidered.A packing slip or informal list should beincludd in one of the cartons and pro-vide the following information:

a. Customer's nameb. Date of purchasec. The Center's Order Number (NAC

No.)

d. Description and quantities of mate-rials

e. Reason for return

RENTAL18mm films only

Some of the more popular films listed inthis publication are also available forrent from the National Audiovisual Cen-ter for preview or use in your program.Rental periods and rates

3 days1 week2 weeks4 weeks

Indicated rate144 times rate2 times rate3 times rate

Booking proceduresPlease schedule rentals as far in ad-vance as possible and list alternate playdates, or indicate if you will accept thefilm on the first available date.

Confirmation will be sent with title andbooking date.

Cancellations must be received a weekbefore our shipping date, or the 3-dayrental rate will be charged.

Film shipmentWe assume the cost of mailing the rentalprint; if necessary, you must pay thereturn shipping cost and for materialslost or damaged while in your posses-sion. Films should be rewound atter useand returned on our reels in our shippingcases.

Rental applies to purchaseThe most recent rental fee may be ap-plied to the purchase price within 90days of the rental invoice date. Pleasecite the booking notice number request.

ORDERS FROM FOREIGNCOUNTRIES

PurchaseAdvance payment in U.S. currency isrequired for all orders from foreign coun-tries. Sorry, letters of credit are notaccepted. Payment must be made bycheck drawn on an American bank(FDIC member) or by internationalmoney order. A proforma invoice can beprovided.

RentalsSubject to the above requirements, rent-al requests from outside the continentalUnited States will be filled wheneverpossible.

ShIPPIP9Foreign users must pay all shippingcharges. Indicate the method of ship-ment desired when requesting a pro-forma invoice.

MASTERCHARGEBANKAMERICARD/VISAInclude your account number and yourcredit card expiration date if you wishto pay by Mastercharge or Bank-americard/Visa.

PREVIEW PRINTSPreview of the Center's audiovisual ma-terials is limited. Preview service is notavailable for rentals or for slide sets,audiotapes, filmstrips, multimedia kits,video cassettes, and any format otherthan 16mm films.Not all the 16mm titles listed in thisreference publication are available for

evaluation prior to purchase. Please in-quire before ordering preview materials.When prints are available, free previewwill be provided to qualified customers,or we will make every effort to refer youto a loan or rental source.Be fair; please do not ask for film pre-views unless you are authorized to buyand have funds for purchase.

REPLACEMENT FOOTAGE

Replacement footage may be ordered toreplace damaged parts of previouslypurchased 16mm films. Please specifythe exact number of running feet need-ed. Measure either from the first frameof the main title or from the last frame ofthe end title, indicating the method used.Most replacement footage will becharged at the following rates:35et per ft. (56 ft. minimum order per

section) for color.254 per ft. (50 ft. minimum order per

section) for b/w.Prices for other replacement materialsare available upon request.

VIDEO CASSETTE AND SUPER SPAM

Many of the 16mm motion pictures listedin this publication are also available forpurchase in various 8mm formats and invideo cassettes. Please contact theCenter's Order Section for further information and prices.

FSI LANGUAGE INSTRUCTIONTAPESThe Foreign Service Institute languagecourses are listed in this publication in

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audio cassette format only, but they areavailable in reel-to-reel format upon re-quest. Please contact the Center forprices.

Additional texts for most courses areavailable from the Government PrintingOffice.

USER GUIDES

The National Audiovisual Center pro-vides accompanying materials, such asstudy guides or teacher manuals, thatthe producing agency has made avail-able for the films. Requests for addition-al copies, when available, will bedirected to the supplying source.

RESTRICTIONS ON USE

Commercial useThe U.S. Government may not have fullrights to the films it produces. Our salesand rental rates are based on use solelywithin the organization and on the prem-ises of the purchaser or renter and donot constitute authozation for repro-duction, resale, showing for profit, or use-of the materials in any manner otherthan in their original form or as mayotherwise be stated in the publication.

Television useWhen known, the type of TV clearanceis indicated.

Limited useTitles marked with restrictions, such as"recommended for professional useonly," have been so designated by theproducing agency for your consideration.

VIII. PriceList

How to Use the Price ListThis Price List refers to a film bytitle number only. Locate the titleIn the alphabetical title list andnote its title number. Then lookup the number in this list. Thenumbers are consecutive. Thesale price and the rental price, ifapplicable, will be showr atter thetitle number. Please be sure toinclude the title number for eachfilm you order.

TITLE NO.

000003/RL000028/RL000066/R L

000078/RL000081/RL000062/R L000083/RL RENTAL $12.50

000064/RL000085/RL000086/R L

000095/RL000067/AL000103/RL000120/RL RENTAL $12.50

000146/RL000152/RL000167/RL000168/RL RENTAL $12.50

000191/RL000223/RL000246/R L

000249/RL

000250/RL000251/RL

000253/RL000259/RL000260/R L

000261 /RL

000264/RL000268/RL000270/RL000273/RL000275/RL000276/RL

0002e0, IRL

000263/RL000285/RL000266/RL000268/RL000295/ALoome/FIL000297/RL000299/RL

000300/RL000301 /RL

000302 /RL000303/RL RENTAL $12.50

SALE $32.00

SALE $162.50

SALE $99.00

RENTAL $17.50 SALE $217.75

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $92.75

SALE $110.25

SALE $121.75

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $156.50

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $75.50

SALE $145.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $63.75

SALE $52.25SALE $58.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $220.50

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $87.00

SALE $88.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $237.75

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $99.00

SALE $162.50

SALE $110.25

SALE $81.25

SALE $174.00

SALE $46.25

SALE $81.25

SALE $127.50

SALE $69.50

TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

000304/RL SALE $58.00 000448/RL SALE $188.25

000305/RL SALE $52.25 000449/RL SALE $104.50

000306/RL SALE $52.25 000456/RL SALE $87.00

000307/RL SALE $63.75 000459/RL SALE $104.50

000308/RL SALE $4130 000460/R L SALE $29.00

000309/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25 000481/RL SALE $34.75

000310/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $174.00 000462/ RL SALE $34.75

000311/RL SALE $150./5 000463/RL SALE $26.00

000314/RL SALE $156.50 000484/RL SALE $23.25

000317/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $118.00 000465/ RL SALE $23.25

000316/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.25 000467/AL SALE $98.50

000324/RL SALE $87.00 000475/RL SALE $81.25

000325/RL SALE $46.50 000476/RL SALE $135.50

000328/RL SALE $48.50 000478/RL SALE $139.25

000331/RL SALE $168.25 000479/RL SALE $162.50

000332/RL SALE $69.50 000480/RL SALE $40.50

000335/RL SALE $182.50 000481/RL SALE $69.50

000336/R L SALE $162.50 000487/RL SALE $95.75

000337/R L SALE $116.00 000488/RL SALE $162.50

000338/RL SALE $87.00 000490/RL SALE $127.50


000342/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $52.25 000492 /RL SALE $139.25

000343/R L SALE $63.75 000494/RL SALE $72.50

000344/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $121.75 000498/RI SALE $104.50

000345/R L SALE $116.00 000499/RL SALE $188.25


000347/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $185 50 000503 /RL SALE $75.50

000349/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $98.50 000506/RL SALE $46.00

000350/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $40.50 000521 /RL SALE $185.50

000353/R L SALE $98.50 000522/RI. SALE $52.50

000354/R L SALE $46.50 000524/RL SALE $70.00

000356/RL SALE $99.01 000526/RL SALE $72.50

000358/RL SALE $59.50 000527 /RL SALE $53.50

000360/RL SALE $48.25 000532/RL SALE $95.75

000361/RL SALE $36.25 000534/RL SALE $110.25

000362/R L SALE $56.00 000537 /RL SALE $54.00

000363/RL SALE $105.50 000541 /RL SALE $150.00

000384/RL SALE $48.25 000544/RL SALE $12.50

000365/RL SALE $62.75 000549/RL SALE $12.50

000386/RL SALE $39.50 000561 /RL SALE $12.50

000367/R L SALE $85.75 000562 /RL SALE $150.00

000369/RL SALE $162.50 000565/RL SALE $81.25

000370/RL SALE $26.50 000587/RL SALE $49.50

000371/RL SALE $133.50 00569/AL SALE $52.75

000372/RL SALE $63.75 000570/RL SALE $66.00

000377/RL SALE $52.25 000571 /RL SALE $72.50

000378/R L SALE $75.50 000572/RL SALE $81.25

000379/RL SALE $29.00 000575 /RL SALE $79.25

000381/RL SALE $127.50 000576/RL SALE $104.50

000382/R L SALE $92.50 000578/RL SALE $63.75

000384/R L SALE $85.75 000579/RL SALE $324.75

000385/R L SALE $396.00 000560/RL SALE $69.50

000388/R L SALE $46.25 000581 /RL SALE $72.50

000391/RL SALE $165.50 000582/RL SALE $99.00

000413/RL SALE $121.75 000583/RL SALE $99.00

000422/RL SALE $162.50 000584/RL SALE $52.75

000423/R L SALE $87.00 000585/RL SALE $56.00

000430/AL SALE $92.75 000586/RL SALE $69.00

000444/R L SALE $75.50 000587/RL SALE $49.50

TITLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.000506/RL SALE $168.25 001178/RL SALE 5336.25 001649/RL SALE $16.50

000690/RL SALE U6.00 00 1226/FIL SALE $145.25 001650/RL SALE $122.00

000601/RL SALE $40.50 001228/RL SALE $52.25 001651/RL SALE $81.25

000593/RL SALE $43.00 00 1229/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $150.75 001652/RL SALE $92.50

000505/RL SALE $40.50 001230/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $98.50 001653/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $125.50

000696/RL SALE $159.75 001272/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 001654/RL SALE $99.00

000607/RL SALE $44.2 5 001 276/RL SALE $52.25 001655/RL SALE $05.75

womml SALE $162.50 001 336/RL SALE $11.50 001656/RL SALE $59 50

000599/RL SALE $127.50 00 1348/RL SALE 581.25 001657,'SL RENTAL $1 2.50 SALE $139.25

000601/RL SALE $121.75 00 1355/RL SALE $46.50 001658/RL SALE $40.50



000607/RL SALE $40.50 00 1428/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 001665/RL SALE $34.75


000609/RL SALE $92.75 001430/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $75.50 001670/RL SALE $162.50000610/RL SALE $104.50 001434 /RL SALE $102.25 001673/RL SALE $56.00

000611/RL SALE INOUIRE 00 1436/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $165.00 001676/RL RENTAL $1 0.00 SALE $43.00

000612/RL SALE $150.00 001437/RL SALE $162.50 001677/RL RENTAL $1 2.50 SALE $173.50

000615/RL SALE $12.50 00 1438/RL SALE $162.50 001678/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $69.50


000617/RL SALE $10.00 001443/RL SALE $271.25 001680/RL RENTAL $12.50 ,SALE $96.50

000623/RL SALE $150.00 001444/RL SALE $12.50 001681/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE 41206.75

000625/RL SALE $12.50 001445/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 001682/RL SALE $67.25000627/RL SALE $150.00 001446/RL SALE $78.25 001685/RL SALE $49.50

000629/RL SALE $12.50 001459/RL SALE $87.00 001686/RL SALE $145.00000632/RL SALE $162.50 001487/RL SALE $61.25 001687/RL SALE $12 7.50

000633/RL SALE $188.25 0014891RL SALE $110.25 001688/RL SALE $104.50

000634/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE WOO 001492/RL SALE $47.00 001669/AL SALE $79,25

000635/RL SALE $104.50 001502/RL SALE $90.00 001690/RL SALE 5184.25

000636/RL SALE $12.50 001 503/RL SALE $43.25 001691/RL SALE $141.50

000637/RL SALE $72.50 001 505/ RL \ SALE $62.50 001692/RL REN TAL $10.00


000651/RL : r. $75.50 001507/RL SALE $4825 001694/RL SALE $43.00

000661/RL 4: $125.00 001 506 /RL SALE $244.00 001695/RL SALE $75.50

000664/RL 1.E $12.50 00 1509/RL SALE $162.50 001 704/RL SALE $135.00

000669/RL SALE $174.75 001 511/RL SALE $139.25 001 710/RL SALE $121.75

000664/RL SALE $12.50 001 512 /RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $ 130.25 001 711/RL SALE $65.75

000665/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $58.00 001513/ RL SALE $162.50 001 712/RL SALE $81.25

000000/RL SALE $87.00 001514/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $75.50 001 713/RL SALE 530.50

000603/RL SALE $168.25 001 515/RL SALE $92.75 001 715/RL SALE $168,25

000605/RL SALE $12.50 001 516/RL SALE $10.00 001 716/RL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $194.75

000606/RL SALE $150.00 00 1518/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $89.50 001 717/R L SALE $127.50

000702/RL :ALE $12.50 001 521/RL SALE $23.00 001 719/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50

000705/RL SALE $1.100.00 0.0.0.22/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $118.75 001 720/RL SALE $59.50

000712/RL SALE $222.50 001531/RL SALE $58.50 001 721/RL SALE $59.50


000740/RL SALE $63.76 001533/RL SALE $9t50 001 723/RL SALE $81.25

000755/RL SALE $58.00 001535/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 001 724/RL SALE $81.25


000766/RL SALE $75.50 001537/RL SALE '41.25 001726/RL SALE $104.50

000769/RL SALE $59.50 001 538 /RL SALP$0.50 001 727/RL SALE $104.50



000639/RL SALE $150.75 001542/ RL SALE $82.50 001 730/RL SALE $75.50

000643/RL SALE $69.50 001543/RL SALE $226.00 ON 731/RL SALE $87.00

000644/RL SALE $81.25 001 545/ RL SALE $68.00 001 733/RL SALE $121.75

000653/RL ;RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 001546/RL SALE $174.00 001 734/RL SALE $3 9.50

000659/RL 'RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 001547/RL SALE $87.00 001 754/RL SALE $33.00

000660/RL RENTAL $12.50 001548/RL SALE $185.50 001 755/RL SALE $26.50


000690/RL SALE $87.00 001552/R L RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.00 001 775/RL SALE $32.00



000604/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE U9.00 00 1575/RL SALE $116.00 001 776/RL SALE $156.50

000905/RL SALE $156.50 001640/FIL RENTAL $10 00 SALE $46.25 001 779/ RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25

000065/AL SALE $69.50 001642/RL SALE 516.50 001 780/RL SALE $59.50

000956/RL SALE $330.50 001643 /RL SALE $95.75 001 781/RL SALE $19.75

000NO/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $195.50 001644/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $75.50 001 782/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $133.50


001030/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $112.25 001646/RL SALE $95.75 001 785/RL SALE $87.00

001031/RL SALE $251.75 001647/RL SALE $66.00 001 786/RL SALE $81,25

001041/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $577.50 001648/RL SALE $59.50 001 789/RL SALE $49.50

XX

TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

001790/RL SALE $72.50 001961/RL SALE $13.25

001791/RL SALE $83.75 001962/RL SALE $18.50

001792/RL SALE $34.75 001963/RL SALE $69.50

001793/RL SALE $40.50 001968/RL SALE $261.00

001794/RL SALE $34.75 001967/RL SALE $249.50

001795/RL SALE $46.50 001968/RL SALE $66.00

001796/RL SALE $46.50 001971/RL SALE $69.50

001797/RL SALE $46.50 001973/RL SALE $46.50

001790/RL SALE $46.50 001974/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $86.00

001799/RL SALE $52.25 001976/RL SALE $73.00


001834/RL SALE $121.50 001978/RL SALE $49.50


001641/RL SALE $46.25 001980/RL SALE $8 i .25

001842/RL SALE $34.75 001982/RL SALE $10.00


001652/RL SALE $133.50 001984/RL SALE $10.00

001854/RL SALE $29.00 001985/RL SALE $10.00

001855/RL SALE $133.50 001986/RL SALE $10.00

001656/RL SALE $2t 50 001987/RL SALE $10.00

001857/RL SALE $58.00 0019813/RL SALE $10.00

001658/RL SALE $87.00 001989/RL SALE $162.50



001662/R L SALE $69.50 001993/RL SALE $145.00

001863/RL SALE $39.50 001994/RL SALE $81.25

001864/RL SALE $43.00 001995/RL SALE $168.26

001865/RL SALE $52.75 001997/RL SALE $85.75

001866/RL SALE $87.00 001998/RL SALE $99.00

001668/RL SALE $52.25 002000/RL SALE $1 74.00

001869/RL SALE $40.50 002001/RL SALE $307.50

001873/RL SALE $40.50 002002/RL SALE $12.513


001875/RL SALE $95.75 002004/RL SALE $92.75


00187/RL SALE $85.75 002008/RL SALE $81.25

001879/RL SALE r. 46.25 002007/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $92.75

001880/RL SALE $69.50 002008/RL SALE $8 7.00

001881/RL SALE $139.25 002009/RL SALE $162.50

001883/RL SALE $145.25 002010/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $1 74.00

001885/RL SALE $75.50 002013/RL SALE $12.50

001887/RL SALE $214.50 002051/RL SALE $156.50

001889/RL SALE $40.50 002052/RL SALE $1 56.50

001890/RL SALE $98.50 002053/RL SALE $10.00



001693/RL SALE $58.00 002057/RL SALE $68.50

001694 /RL SALE $162.50 002056/RL SALE $1 79.75

001695/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $63.75 002059/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $46.50

001896/RL SALE $50.50 002060/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25-


001898/RL SALE $66.00 002062/RL SALE $139.25

001899/RI SALE $05.75 002063/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $204.00

001900/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 002084/RL S.SALE $198.00

001901/RL SALE $52.25 002M/q1- SALE $196.00

001902/RL SALE $121.75 002066/R L SALE $198.00

001906/RL SALE $69.25 002067/R L SALE $198.00

001916/RL SALE $43.00 002068/RL SALE $198.00

001924/RL SALE 058.00 002089/RL SALE $198.00

001925/RL SALE $116.00 00 2070/RL RENTAL $12.50 ...ALE $56.00

001927/RL SALE $63.75 002071/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00



001951/AL SALE $110.25 002074/RL SALE $145.00

001953/RL SALE $16.50 002075/RL SALE $1 68.25

001954/RL SALE $23.25 002076/RL SALE $1 68.25

001955/RL SALE $34.75 002077/RL SALE $39.50

001956/RL SALE $42.00 002078/RL SALE $162.50

001957/RL SALE $33.00 0132079/R L SALE $162.50

001958/RL SALE $59.50 002080/RL SALE $116.00

001959/RL SALE $49.50 002081/RL SALE $443.75

001980/RL SALE $43.00 002082/RL SALE 0118.00

x x

TITLE NO.002083/RL002084/AL0020146/RL RENTAL 015.00

002087/RL002088/R L

002090/RL

002091/RL00 2092/RL

002093/R L002004/R L

002095/RL002096/RL00 2096/RL RENTAL $12.50012100/RL002101 /RL

002102/RL002163/RL RENTAL $15.00002105/fiL RENTAL $112.50002106/RL002107/R L

002108/RL002110/RL002111/RL002113/RL002114/RL002115/RL002116/RL

002117/RL002119/RL

002122/RL002124/RL002125/RL RENTAL $12.50

002127/RL002128/RL002129/RL002130/RL RENTAL $12.50002131/RL002132/RL002135/RL002136/RL002137/RL002139/RL RENTAL $12.50

002140/RL002141/RL002142 /RL RENTAL $12.50002144/RL

002145/RL002144/RL RENTAL $12.50

002147/RL2148/R1

002149/RL002151/RL002154 /RL .

002156/RL

002157/RL0021 58/RL002159/RL RENTAL $15.00

002160/RL002161/RL002182/RL002167/RL RENTAL $12.50002169/RL RENTAL $112.50

002171/RL002172 /RL

002173/RL002174/RL002175/RL002176/RL002177/RL RENTAL $15.00

002179/RL002180/RL RENTAI $12.50002183/RL

RENTAL $10.00

SALE $110.25SALE $168.25

SALE $148.50

SALE $63.75

SALE $66.00

SALE $22.75

SALE $12.50

SALE $26.00

SALE $133.50

SALE $12.50

SALE $150.75

SALE $12.50

SALE $104.50

SALE $87.00

SALE $87.00

SALE $150.75

SALE $220.50

SALE $1,619.00

SALE $162.50

SALE $10.00

SALE $162.50

SALE $12.50

SALE $96.50

SALE $92.75

SALE 012.50

SALE $127.50

SALE WOOSALE $12.50

SALE $12.50

SALE $10.00

SALE $139.25

SALE $29.00

SALE $116.00

SALE $81.25

SALE $145.00

SALE $174.00

SALE $225.00

SALE $12.50

SALE $92.50

SALE $156.50

SALE $86.00

SALE $174.00

SALE $182.50

SALE $162.50

SALE $174.00

SALE $162.50

SALE $179.75

SALE $116.00

SALE $12.50

SALE $26.00

SALE $63.75

SALE $12.50

SALE $10.00

SALE $110.25

SALE $72.50

SALE $127.50

SALE $203.00

SALE $15.75

SALE $10.P3

SALE $750.00

SALE $40.50

SALE $807.25

SALE $19.50

SALE $10.00

SALE $72.50

SALE $10.00

SALE $12.50

SALE $34.75

SALE $226.25

SALE $12.50

SALE $127.50

SALE $178.50

TrrLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.0021110/ RL KNTAL $12.50 SALE $63.75 092276/RL SALE $89.50 002392/111. SALE $58.000021'4/PL SALE $121.75 002277/RL SALE 1116.00 602393/RL SALE $58.0000r.188/RL SAL E $139,25 002298/RL SALE 307.50 002394/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.75002189/RL SALE $145.00 002307/RL SALE j89.50 002395/RL SALE $81.25002191/RL SALE $12.50 002308/RL SALE $138.75 002396/RL SALE $59.50002192/RL SALE 66.50 002309/RL SALE $86.00 002397/RL SALE $72.50002194/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 002310/RL SALE $162.50 002398/RL SALE $72.50002195/RL SALE $36.50 002311/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $109.00 002399/RL SALE woo002196/RL SALE $162.50 002313/RL SALE $105.50 002413/RL SALE $29.75002197/RL SALE $14b.00 002314/AL SALE $105.50 002414/RL SALE $52.25002200/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00 002315/RL SALE $83.75 002416/RL SALE woo002201/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $133.50 002316/RL SALE $81.25 002427/RL RENTAL $10.0. SALE $52.75002202/RL SALE $52.25 002317/RL SALE $174.00 002432/RL SALE $52.75002203/AL SALE $92.75 00231e/rt. SALE $43.00 002433/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $85.75002204/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $98.50 002311/AL SALE $95,75 002434/RL SALE $696.00002205/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 002322/RL SALE $112.25 002435/RL SALE $133.50002206/RL SALE $89.50 002323/RL 'SALE $87 00 002438/RL RENTAL $10 00 SALE $46.25002207/RL SALE $87.00 002324/RL SALE $132.00 002439IRL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 9125.50002206/RL SALE $249.50 002325/RL SALE $112.25 002442/RL SALE $92.5000221WRL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $29.00 n02330/RL S. '.E $58.00 002443/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $115.50002211/RL SALE $162.50 002331/RL SALE $62.75 0024' SALE $75.50002212/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.25 002332/RL SALE $83.75 0024 SALE $95.75002213/RL SALE $179.75 002333/RL SALE $110.25 00244 SALE $125.50002214/RL RENTAL $12,50 SALE $58.00 002334/RL SALE $63.75 002447/RL SALE $17400002215/RL SALE $156.50 002315/RL SALE $342.25 002449/RL SALE $76.00002216/RL SALE $10.00 002336/RL SALE $182.50 002450/RL SALE $232.00002217/RL S kLE $81.2" 002337/RL SALE $162.50 002453/RL SALE $203.00002218/RL SAO- $214.50 002338/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 002454/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $85.75002221/RL SALE $87.00 002341/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $86.00 002455/RL SALE $139.25002224/RL RENTAL ...12.50 SALE $121.50 002342/RL SALE $09.50 002456/RL SALE $132.00002225/RL , SALE $162.50 002343/RL SALE $348.00 002457/RL SALE $127.50002226/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $208.75 002345/RL SALE $52.75 002458/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $130.25002227/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $133.50 002346/RL SALE $110.25 nn1.4n/RL SALE $87.00002228/RL SALE $10.00 002347/RL SALE $133.50 J02461/RL SALE $82.50002229/RL SALE $110.25 002348/RL SALE $92.75 002462/RL SALE $29.00002230/RL SALE $162.50 002349/RL SALE $87.00 , SALE $72.50002231/RL SALE $82.50 002350/RL SALE $81.25 00243b. SALE $40.50002232/RL SALE $63.75 002351/RL SALE $40.50 0024 34',/hL SALE $52.25002233/RL SALE $75.50 002352/RL SALE $162.50 002407/RL SALE $79.25002234/Pt SALE $145.25 002353/RL SALE $336.50 002010/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE woo002235/RL SALE $63.75 002f154/RL SALE $69.25 0C2471/RL SALE $52.25002237/RL SALE 002355/RL SALE $214.50 002472/RL SALE $58.00002238/RL SALE $75.50 0023$8/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 002473/RL SALE $133.50002239/RL SALE $58.00 002357/RL RENTAL$10t0 SALE $82.50 002474/RL SALE $75.50002240/RL SALE $26.50 002358/RL SALE $162.50 002476iRL SALE $174.00002241/RL SALE $33.00 00235n/RL RENTAL$10X4 SALE $49.50 002477/RL SALE $104.50002242/RL SALE $72.50 002360/RL SALE $43.00 002470/RL SALE $75.50002243/RL SALE $145.00 002381/RL SALE $99.00 002480/RL SALE $174.00002245/RL SALE $76.00 002363/RL RENTAL $10.00 SAI F $72.50 002481/RL SALE

00224t1/RL SALE $76.00 002384/RL SI 15.00 002482/RL SALE $128.75002247/FIL SALE $se.00 002366/RL SALE $174.00 0024.0/AL SALE $162.50002248iRL RENTAL $10 00 SALE $46.25 002367/RL SALE $162.50 002484/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $63.75002249/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $48.25 002368/RL SALE $116.00 002465/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50002251/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.50 002369/RL SALE $185.50 002486/hL SALE $29.75002254ML SALE $29.00 002370/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 002489M4L SALE $142.00002256/RL SALE $104.50 002373/RL SALE $79.25 002490/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00002258/RL SALE $112.25 002375/RL SALE $150.75 002491/RL SALE $69.50

002259/RL SALE $133.50 002376/rIL SALE $116.00 002493/RL SALE $29.00


002262/RL SALE nem 002376/RL SALE $59.50 002495/RL SALE $54.00

002263/RL SALE $34.75 002379/RL SALE $52.25 002496/RL SALE e115.50

002264/RL SALE $79.25 002380/RL SALE $179.75 002496/RL SALE $162,50

002265/RL SALE $62.75 . 002361/RL SALE $95.75 002409/RL SALE $197.25

0022WRL SALE $95,75 002382/RL SALE $16825 0025CO/RL SALE $52.75


0021ti/RL SALE $150.75 002384/RL SALE $81.25 002503/RL SALE $145.00

CO2270/RL SALE $52.25 002385/RL &ALE $50 102504/RL SALE $92.50

002271/RL SALE $12.50 002364/RL SALE $e9.25 002505/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00

002272/RL SALE $302.50 002367/RL SALE $63,75 002506/RL SALE $139.257.02173/FIL SALE $133.50 G02369/RL SALE $40.50 002507/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $99.00

002274/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $112.25 002390/RL SALE $138.75 002504/RL SALE $52.25

002275/RL SALE $48,50 002391/RL SALE WAX 002509/RL SALE $87.00

.r"

TITLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

002511/RL SALE $29.00 002605/RL SALE $89.00 002760/ AL SALE $109.00

002512/AL SALE $23.25 002606/R L SALE $237.75 002761 /RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 5128.75



002515/RL RENTAI i10.00 SALE $86.00 002609/R L SALE $168.25 002765/RL SALE $69.25

002518/RL SALE $162.50 002810/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25 002766/ AL SALE $79.25


002518/AL SALE $69.50 002612/RL SALE $69.50 002769/RL 1SALE $40.50

002519/RL SALE $197.25 002614/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $98.50 0027 /0/RL SALE $29.00


002521/RL SALE $33.00 002618/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25 002772/RL SALE $29.00

002522/R L SALE $66.00 002617/RL SALE $69.50 002773 /R L SALE $34,75


002526/R1. SALE $104.50 002620 /RL SALE $121.75 002775/AL SALE $46.50

002527/RL SALE $62.50 002621/RL SALE $98.50 001778/AL SALE 246.50

002528/R L SALE $49.50 002622/R L SALE $116.00 002777/RL SALE $29.00

002529/RLk SALE $75.00 002623/RL SALE $63.75 002778/RL SALE$29.00

002531/RM SALE $72.60 002624/R L SALE $87.03 002779/RL SALE$63.75

002532/RL SALE 158.00 002626/RI SALE $81.25 002780/AL SALE $46.50


002534 /RL SALE $104.50 002629/RL SALE $152.50 002782/R L SALE $87.00

002S35/RL SALE $99.00 002630/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $130.25 002793/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $67.00

002536/RL SALE 272.50 002631/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.76 002785/RL SALE $116.00

002539 /RL SALE $40.50 002632/RL SALE $110.25 002787/RL SALE $102.26


002541/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25 002635/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $58.03 002790/RL SALE $46.25

002542/RL SALE $89.00 002636/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $58.00 002796iRL SALE $81.25

000.43/RL SALE $87.00 002637/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $58.00 002797/R L SALE $99.00

062544/RL SALE 399.00 002038/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $58.00 002798/RL SALE 892.50

002548/R L SALE $104.50 002839/RL SALE 292.50 002799/RL SALE $95.75

002548 /RL RENTAL 110.00 SALE $78.00 002840/R L SALE $81.25 002800/RL RENTAL 510.00 SALE $92.50

oon-0/AL SALE $46.50 002642/RL SALE $81.25 002501 /RI SALE 589.25

^"2551/RL SALE $87.03 002643 /A L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $199.50 002502/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.50

uQ2552/RL SALE $118.00 002644/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $251.76 002803/RL SALE $.138.75

002553/RI SALE $145.00 002645/RL SALE $95.75 002804/RL SALE $196.00

002557/RL SALE $23.00 002648/R L SALE $59.50 002808/R L SALE $156.50

002558/R L SALE 335.25 002647/AL SALE $13.25 0'.121107/RL SALE $87.00

002559/R L SALE $87.00 002672/ AL SALE $63.75 001.,06/RL SALE $85.75

002560/RL SALE $23.25 002898/R L SALE $201.50 002810/P.L SALE $62.25

002561/RL SALE $46.50 002702/RL SALE $110.25 mei 1/FIL SALE $112.26

002562/R L SALE 6115.50 002705/RL SALE $116.50 002813/RL SALE $412.75

002563/R L SALL $203.00 002710/RL SALE $63.75 002924/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $139.25

002564/RL102565/RL

SALE $46.25

SALE $43.00

002718/RL002719/RL

RENTAL $10.00

RENTAL $10.00

SA LE $76.00

SALE 09.00

002926/RI002929/RL

RENTAL $12.50

REN rAL $10.00

SALe5104.50SALE $95.75

002588/F,L SALE 5150.75 002724/RL SALE $156.50 002945/RL SALE $247.50

002569/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69,25 002726/RL SALE $48.50 002946/R L SALE $12.59-

002571 /RL SALE $40.50 002727/R L SALE $188.25 002947/RL SALE $81.25

002572/R L SALE $89.00 002725/ AL SALE $48.25 002949/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 5165.50

002573/RL SALE $69,25 002731/ RL ',LE $34.75 002960/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25

002576/R L SALE $1b8.25 CO2733/RL SALE $98.50 002953/AL SALE $09.00

002577/Ri, RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 002734/RL SACE $40.50 002962/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.76

002578/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $121.75 002735/ AL SALE $12.50 002954/RL SALE $10.00

002579/RL SALE $56.00 002736/R L SALE $145.03 002956/RL SALE $10.00

0025AO/RL SALE $39.50 002737/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $138.75 003010/RL SALE $67.25

002681/RL SALE 139.50 002738/RL SALE $92.75 003011/RL SALE $10.00


002584/R L SALE 5162.50 002740/ RL SALE $34.75 003013/RL SALE $10.03

002585/R L SALE $59.50 002741/ AL SALE $882.50 003014/RL SALE $10.03

002586/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $135.00 002742/RL SALE 1104.50 003015/RI SALE $12.50

002587/RL SA LE 146.50 602743/R L SALE $162.50 003018/RL SALE $10.00

002586/RL SALE $52.25 002740./RL SALE $89.50 003018/RL SA E $12.50

002590/R L SALE $115.50 002746/RL SALE $81.25 0*3019/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $186.25

002591/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $86.00 002749/R L SALE $87.00 003020/R L PALE $99.00

.002593/RL SALE $150.75 CO2750/ AL SALE $49.50 003022/R L SALE $75.50

002594/RL SALE $75.50 002751/AL SALE $68.00 003023 iRL SALE 298.75

002596/RL SALE $261.00 002752/RL SALE $29.03 003024/R L SALE $iotoo

002596/RL SALE $127.50 1,32754/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $122.00 003026/RL SALE $150.75

002:,99/RL SALE $46.50 002755/ AL SALE $63.75 003027/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $133.50

002800/RL SALE $133.50 002756/AL SALE $52.25 003028/RL SALE $39.50

002801/RL SALE $59.50 CO2757/ L SALE $62.25 003030/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $43.00

002602/R L SALE $175.00 002758/RL SALE $61.25 003031/RL SALEV91.00

002604/AL SALE $121.75 002759/R L SALE $106.50 003032/R L SALE $150.75

TITLE MO, TITLE NO. TITLE NO.003033/RL SALE $81.25 003119/RL SALE $10.00 003220/RL SALE $23.00003034/RL SALE $158.50 003120/RL SALE $12.50 003221 /RL SALE $17.500,3035/RL SALE $182.50 003121/HL SALE $15.75 003222/RL SALE $26,50003036/RL SALE $49.50 003122/RL SALE $39.50 003223/RL SALE $112.25003037/RL SALE $59.50 003123 /RL SALE $87.00 003224/OIL SALE $79.25003036/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50 003124/RL SALE $991.75 003225/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00003040/RL SALE $75.50 003125/RL SALE $98.50 003226 /RL SALE $7.00003041 /RL SALE $99.00 003126/RL SALE $145.00 003227/RL SALE $87.00003042 /RL SALE $132.00 003127/RL SALE $232.00 003228/RL SALE $162.50003043 /RL SALE $92.50 003128/AL SALE $278.50 003230/HL SALE $58.00003044/RL SALE $49.50 003129/RL SALE $58.00 003231 /RL SALE $110.25003045/RL SALE $52.75 003130/RL SALE $110.25 003232 /RL SALE $46.25003046/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $58.00 003131/RL SALE $69.50 003233 /RL SALE $118.75003047/RL MENTAL $12.50 SALE $88.75 003133/R1 SALE $156.50 003234/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.25003048 /RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 003135/HL SALE $179.75 003238/RL SALE $89.25003049/RL SALE $98.50 003138/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 003238/RL SALE $75.50003050/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00 003139/RL SALE $75.50 003240/RL SALE $118.75003051 /RL SALE $116.00 003140/RL SALE $81.25 003241/RL SALE $43.00003052/RL SALE 1105.50 003141/RL SALE $63.75 003242/RL SALE $58.00003053 /RL SALE $110.25 003142/RL SALE $98.50 003243 /RL SALE $43.00003054/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $135.25 003143/RL SALE $433.73 003244 /RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.5003055 /RL SALE se7.00 003144 /RL SALE $87.00 0032e5/RL SALE $75.50003056/RL SALE $95.50 003145/RL SALE $52.25 003246/RI. SALE $40.50003057 /RL SALE $85.75 003146/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 003247/RI SALE $132.00003060/RL SALE $133.50 003147/RL SALE $92.75 003249/RL SA'._E $16.50003061 /RL SALE $133.50 003152/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $151.75 003250/RL SALE $26.50003062 /RL SALE $99.00 003154 1RL SALE $116.00 003251 /RL SALE 933.00003063/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 003155/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.25 003252/RL SALE $75.50003064/RL SALE $46.25 003157/RL SALE $178.25 003253/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $69.50003065/HL SALE $52.25 003159/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $150.75 003258/RL SALE $251.75003066/RL SALE $112.25 003162 /RL SALE $116.00 003258/RL SALE $40.50003067/RL RENTA1412,50 SALE $168.25 003163 /RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $263.00 003259/RI. SALE $116.00003006/RL SALE $92.50 003165/RL SALE $63.75 003260/RL SALE $66.00003069/RL SALE $174.00 003167/RL SALE $104.50 00$261/RL SALE $59.50003070/RI. SALE $436.00 0031430/RI. SALE $121.75 003262/RL SALE $46.25003071/RL SALE $16.50 003169/RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $224.50 003263/RL SALE $43.00003072 /RL SALE $29.00 003172/RL SALE $34.75 003264/RL SALE $59.50003073/RL SALE $66.00 003173/RL SALE $40.50 003265/RL SALE $116.00003074/R1. RENTAL $15.00 SALE $158.50 003174/RL SALE $415.50 003266/RL SALE $116.00003075/RL SALE $82.50 003175/RL SALE $16.50 003267/RL SALE $121.75003076/RL SALE $174.00 003176/RL SALE $343.25 0012418/RL SALE $178.50003077/RL SALE $104.50 003177/RL SALq,$105.50 00;i269/RL SALE $23.250030713/RI SALE $52.25 003178/P.I. SALE $133.50 003270/RI. SALE $43.00003079 /RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $58.00 003179/RL SALE $43.00 003272/RL SALE $158.50A03080/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $43.00 0031131/RL SALE $52.75 003273/RL SALE $145.00003081/RL SALE $69.50 0031134/RL SALE $99.00 033274 /RL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $319.00003062/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $175.00 003185/RL SALE $39.50 003275/RL SALE $156.500030133/RL SALE $46.25 003136/RL SALE $85.75 0032713/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $104.25003065/AL SALE $81.25 003188/RL SALE $105.50 003277/RL SALE $85.75003066/RL SALE $75.50 003189/R L SALE $48.50 003278/RL SALE $109.00003091 /RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $3443.00 003190/RL SALE $40.50 003279/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25003092/RL SALE $82.50 003191/RL SALE $52.25 0133260/RL SALE $99.00003093/RL SALE $69.50 003192/RL SALE $40.50 003281/RL SALE $82.50003094/RL SALE $34.75 003193/RL SALE $95.75 003283 /RL SALE $104.50003095 /RL SALE $96.50 003194/RL SALE $50.00 0032643/RL SALE $4 '.500030943/FIL SALE $69.50 003195/RL SALE $162.60 0133286/RL SALE $87.00001099/RL SALE $89.25 003196/RL SALE $15610 003289/RL SALE $95.75003100 /RL SALE $82.50 003196/RL SALE $46.50 003290iRL SALE $156.500133101/RL SALE $89.25 003199/RL SALE $62.50 003291/RL SALE $69.25003102/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 003200/RL SALE $145.00 003292/RL SALE $76.00003103/RL SALE $49.50 003203/RL SALE $99.013 003293/RL SALE $191.50003104/RL SALE $150.75 00320b/RL SALE $75.50 003284 /RL SALE $36.25003105 /RL SALE $72.50 003206/RL SALE $249.50 003295 /RL SALE $59.50003109/RL SALE $162.50 003207/RL SALE $56.00 0032943/RL SALE $92.75003110/RL SALE 8343.25 003206/RL SALE $182.50 003298/RL SALE $162.50003111/RL SALE $110.25 003211/RL SALE se8.15 003299/RL SALE $43.00003112/RI . SALE $81.25 003213/RL SALE $85.75 003300 /RL SALE $29.75003113/RL SALE $92.75 003215/RL SALE $99.00 003301/RL SALE $92.50003114 /RL SALE $110.00 003216/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $52.75 003302/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $65.754.403115/FIL SALE $69.50 003217/FIL SALE $48.50 003303/RL 11ENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50003116/RL SALE $166.25 003218/RL SALE $112.25 003304 /RL SALE $110.25003118/AL SALE $38.25 003219/R L SALE $1er.25 003305/RL SALE $58.00

xxlv


003307/RL SALE $92.75 003453 /RL SALE $13.25 003552/RL SALE $87.00

00330d/RL SALE $33.00 003455/RL SALE $217.75 003553/RL SALE $150.75

003309/RL SALE $63.75 003456/RL SALE $63.75 003554 /RL SALE $87.00


003311IRL SALE $62.75 003459/RL SALE $43.00 003556/RL SALE $92.75


003316/RL SALE $59.50 003461/RL SALE $66.00 003558/RL SALE $116,00


003316/RL SALE $104.50 003463/RL SAL E $49.50 003560/RL SALE $87.00

003320/R L SALE $127.50 003464/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50 003561 /RL SALE $121.75


003323/RL SALE $52 75 003466/RL SALE $33.00 003563/RL SALE $69.50

003324/AL SALE $179.75 003467/RL SALE $150.75 003564 /RL SALE $156.50

003326/RL SI LE $127.50 o03468/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 003565/RL SALE $182.50

003327iRL RENTAL $10.00 SAL F. $39.50 003489/RL SALE $150.75 003566/RL SALE $156.50




003332/RL SALE $87.00 003474/AL SALE $132.00 003570/Rk. SAI :$133.50

003333 /R L SALE $98.50 003475/RL SALE $66.00 003571/RL SALE $133.50





003338 /FIL SALE $127.50 003480/RL SALE $72.50 003577 /RL SALE $63.75


003341 /RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 003484/RL SALE $249.50 003579/RL SALE $56.00

003342/RL SALE $92.75 003485/RL SALE $52.25 003580/R L SALE $56.00

003344 /RL SALE $162.50 003486/RL SALE $182.50 003561/AL SALE $67.00

003345/Rt. SALE $182.50 003487/1..L SALE $33.00 003583 /RL SALE $40.50

003346/R L SALE $162.50 003490/RL SALE $182.50 003886/RL SALE $13.25

003348/RL SALE $19.75 003492/RL SALE 381.25 003567/RL SALE $13.25

003351/RL SALE $162.50 003495/RL SAL C$2861.50 003508/RL SALE $81.25

003352/RL SALE $150.75 0034961RL SALE $48.50 003590 /RL SALE $39.50

003353 /RL SALE $110.25 003488/RL SALE $110.25 003591/RL SALE 11,4,43.50


003363/RL SALE $36.26 003504/RL SALE $63.75 003593 /A L SALE $92.75

003384/RL SALE $36.25 003506/RL SAL: $59.60 003595/RL SALE $99.00


003356/ RL SALE $43.00 003509/RL SALE $16.50 003598/AL SALE $66.00

003389/RL SALE $43.00 003' . 0/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $67.00 003599/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.25

003390/RL SALE $43.00 003511 /RL SALE $145.00 003600/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00

003381 /RL. SALE $39.50 003512/RL SALE $145.00 003602/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $40.25



003408 /RL SALE $112.75 003516/RL SALE see.50 0034305/RL SALE $29.00

003410/RL SALE $85.00 0035) )/RL SALE $17.50 003606/R L SALE $87.00



003413/RL SALE $49.50 001527/RL SALE $56.00 003610/AL SALE $226.25

003414/AL SALE $57.00 003528/RL SALE $40.50 003811iRL SALE $206.75

003418 /RL SALE $43.00 003529/R L SALE $67,00 003612/RL SALE $214.50



003421/AL SALE $39.50 003512/RL SALE $75.50 003816/RL SALE $56.00

003422/RL SALE $33.00 003533/R L SALE $7.!.50 003619/RL SALE $85.75


003424/AL SALE $2,475.00 003535/RL SALE $83.75 003621/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50

003433 /RL SALE $33,00 003536/AL SALE $145.00 003622/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $52.75

003434/RL SALE $29.75 0J3537/AL SALE $168.25 003623/AL SALE $127.50


003440/RI. SALE $145.00 003539/R L SALE V. 27.50 003625/PL SALE $125.50

003442/RL SALE $63.75 003540/RL SALE $116 CO 003626/AL SALE $43.00

003443 /RL SALE '156.00 003541/RL SALE $87,00 003626/AL SALE $159.00

003444/RL SALE -58.00 003542/AL SALE $139.25 003629/AL SALE $10.00

003445/RL S.. tl 22.00 003544/RL SALE $139.25 003830/RI SALE $40.50

003446/RL SALE $132.00 003545/RI SALE $156.50 003631/RL SALE $40.50

003447/Rt SALE $92.50 001548/R L SALE $121.75 003632/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $161.75

0034411/RL SALE $95.75 003547/AL SALE $197.25 003633/R L RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50

003449/RL SALE $40.50 003646/F4L SALE $156.50 003634/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.28

003450/RL SALE $52.25 003550/RL SALE $121.75 003835/R L RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43 00

003452/RL SALE $132.00 003551/AL SALE $121.75 003636/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.75

x d1-f .I (4

TTTLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.003637/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 003761/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $132.00 003660/RL SALE $92.7500363S/RL SALE 6156.50 003752/RL SALE $99.00 303852/RL SALF $92,75003639/RL Al $29.00 003763oRL SALE $69,25 003663/RL SALE $62.75003640/RL SALE s60.00 003764/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $85.75 003654/RL SALE $82.50003641/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 003756/RL SALE $79.25 003656/RL SALE $62.50003643/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 0156.25 003756/RL SALE 156.00 003668/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.75003646/RL SALE $110.25 003757/RL SALE $89.00 003667/RL SALE $162.5000364S/RL SALE $46.50 003756/RL SALE $76.00 003668/RL SALE $56.00003646/RL SALE $80.75 003759/RL SALE $55.75 003860/RL SALE $145.00003640/RL SALE $121.75 003760/RL SALE $99.00 003661/RL SALE $81.25003660/RL SALE $182.50 003781/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $128.75 003663/RL SALE $168.25003861/RL SALE $29.00 003762/RL SALE $102.25 003864/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $105.50003865/RL SALE $127.50 003763/RL SALE $92.50 003665/RL SALE $69.25003667/RL SALE $92.50 003764/RL SALE $87.00 003666/RL SALE $58.0000366641 RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 003766/RL SALE $150.75 003667/RL SALE $36.25003669/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50 003766/RL SALE $81.25 003666/RL SALE $69.25003461/RL SALE $281.00 003767/RL SALE $89.00 003869/RL SALE $99.00003862/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $35.25 003766/RL SALE $109.00 003670/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50003664/RL SALE $59.50 003769/RL SALE $128.75 003671/RL SALE $61.25003866/RL SALE $69.25 003770/FP SALE $92,50 003672/RL SALE $63.750036841/RL sALE $49.50 003771/RL SALE $92.50 003673/RL SALE $61.2500386S/RL RENTAL $12,r0 SALE $92.75 003773/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $79.25 003674/RL SALE $261.00003670/RL SALE $01.25 003775/RL SALE $81.25 033076/RL SALE $55.75oo3.71/FIL SALE $148.50 003777/RL SALE $29.00 033677/RL SALE 005.75cloar72/RL SALE $82.50 003762/RL SALE $95.50 003676/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $112.2Eoo3673/AL SALE $34.75 003764/RL SALE $166.25 003679/RL SALE $95.75ons75/AL SALE $110.25 003765/RL SALE 1145.00 003660/RL SALE $82.50003676/RL SALE $188.00 003787/RL SALE $121.75 003861/RL SALE $162.50003679/RL SALE $139.25 003788/RL SALE $46.50 003662/RL SALE $130.25003662/RL SALE $174.00 003790/RL SALE 0241.25 003863/RL SALE $69.25003663/RL SALE $67.00 003792/RL SALE $104.50 003884/RL SALE $62.75003664/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE '75.50 C03794/RL SALE 863.75 003685/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $63.75003865/RL SALE $34.75 003796/RL SALE $19.75 003867/RL SALE $156.50003666/RL SALE $87.00 003796/RL SALE $96.50 003666/RL SALE $40.50C03666/RL SALE $150.75 003801/RL SALE $79.25 003669/RL SALE $56.00003692/RL SALE $150.75 003802/RL SALE $105.50 003690/RL SALE $52.25003603/RL SALE $40.00 003803/RL SALE $115.25 003691/RL pALE $10.50000694/RL SALE $69.50 003604/RL SALE $290.00 003692/RL SALE $156.50003701/RL SALE $39.50 003604/RL SALE $40.50 003693/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $109.00003702/RL SALE $36.25 003606/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $56.00 0(3694/RL SALE $102.25033703/RL SALE $48.25 003610/RL SALE $86.00 003695/RL SALE $108.25003704/RL SALE $36.25 003611/RL SALE $99.00 003896/FIL SALE $81.25003706/RL SALE $36.25 003812/FIL SALE $92.50 003697/RL SALE $52.5000370C/RL SALE $36.25 003613/RL SALE $62.75 003696/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00003711/RL SALE $116.00 003614/RL SALE $75.50 003699/RL SALE $26.50003716/RL SALE $19.75 003617/RL SALE $160.25 003902/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25003717/RL SALE $61.25 003816/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.75 003915/RL SALE $34.75003720/RL SALE $115.00 003619/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $29.75 003916/RL SALE $92.50003721/RL SALE $203.00 003620/RL SALEse7.® 003917/AL SALE $150.75003724/RL SALE $116.00 003621/P1 SALE $95.75 0039:WRL SALE 0206.75003726/RL SALE $39.50 003822/FIL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $203.00 003919/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $95.50003726/RL SALE $46 50 003823/RL SALE 0108.25 003922/RL SALE $220.50003727/RL SALE $52.75 003626/RL. SALE $59.50 003926/RL SALE$138.75003729/RL SALE $116.00 003626/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $99.00 003930/RL SALE $124.75003730/RL SALE $150.75 003629/RL RENTAL $1...50 SALE $122.00 003933/RL SALE $92.50003731/RL SALE $55.00 0036.93/RL SALE 087.00 003934/N: SALE $188.00003733/RL SALE $61.25 003631/RL SALE $28.50 003936/RL SALE t158.00003736/RL SALE $75.50 U03632/AL SALE 052.25 003939/RL SALE $92.75003736/RL SALE $46.50 003633/RL SALE $63.75 003941/RL SALE $99.75003737/RL SALE $162.50 003834/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 003043/RL SALE $166.2r003739/RL SALE $40.50 003836/RL SALE $115.50 003946/RL SALE $150.75003740/RL SALE $34.75 002836/FIL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $125.50 003946/RL SALE $156.50003741/RL SALE $29.00 0034139/RL SALE $72.50 003949/RL SALE $110.25003742/RL SALE $23.25 003840/RL SALE >59.50 003961/RL003743/RL SALE $52.25 003641/RL SALE $52.75 003953/RL SALE $79.50003744,AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $99.00 003S42/RL SALE $46.25 003969/RL SALE $199.50003746/RL SALE $115.50 003$43/RL SALE $56.00 003960/RL SALE $96.50003746/RL SAL E $95.75 003844/RL SALE $89.00 003962/RL SALE $36.25003747/RL SALE $46.25 003646/RL SALE $95.00 003963/RL SALE $139.25003748/RL SALE $85.75 003647/RL SALE $13.25 003964/RL SALE $234.25003749/RL SALE $23.00 003$48/RL SALE $72.50 003967/RL SALE $159.75003760/RL SALE $89.00 003649/RL SALE $104.50 003969/RL SALE $162.50

xxvi


003970/RL SALE $96.50 004414/RL SALE $83.50 004829/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE $08.50

003971/K SALE $75.50 004415/RL SALE $15.00 004830/RL SALE $11100


003976/RL SALE $81.25 004429/RL: SALE $15.00 004638/RL SALE $68.50


003979/RL SALE $104.25 004432/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00 004645/RL


OOMMO/RL SALE $116.50 004434/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $23.00 004647/Rt. SALE $15.00

0039615/RL SALE $141.50 004435/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $13.25 004850/R1 SALE $6376


003967/RL SALE $150.75 004437/Rt SALE $81.25 004862/RI RENTAL $15.00 SALE S203.00



003996/AL SALE $191.00 004440/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $13.25 004888/RI RENTAL 112.50 SALE $145.00


004002/RL SALE $216.2 004443/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $13.25 004661/RL sALE $174.00

004004/RI SALE $43.50 004444/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE 113.25 004682/RI SALE $87.00

004007/RL SALE $107.25 004445/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $13.25 004863/RL SALE $13360


004009/RL SALE $253.75 004447/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $23.00 004607/RL SALL $18628

004010/RL SALE $135.25 , 004448/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $26.50 004688/RL SALE $34.75

004012/RL SALE $150.75 004449/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 116.50 004871/RL SALE $69.60

004013/RL SALE $119.25 004451/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $16.50 004872/RL RENTAI $12.50 SALE $165.50

004014/RL SALE $111.25 004452/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.25 004706/RL SALE 01.75

004016/AL SALE $36.25 004453/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $23.00 004707/RL SALE $15.00



004018/RL SALE $243.00 004481/RL SALE $10.00 004731/RL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $18415

004020/RL SALE $121.75 004464/RL RENTAL $10.00 004736/RI SALE $43.00

004026/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $86.00 004465/RL RENTAL $12.93 SALE $133.50 004737/RL SALE $130.25

004027/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $58.00 004487/RL 004738/RL SALE $297.00

004071/RL SALE $68.75 004468/RL RENTAL $10.00 004739/RL SALE $89.60

004139/RL SALE $76.50 004469/RL RENTAL $10.00 004742/RL SALE $11600

004142/RL SALE $52.25 004470/7-4L RENTAL $10.00 004743/RL SALE S96.00





004148/RL SALE $4650 004487/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $92.75 004753/RL SALE $410.25

004149/RL SALE $104.60 004494/RL RENTAL $12.93 SALE $139.25 004754/RL SALE $127.$0


004152/RL SALE $104.50 004497/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.25 004759/RI SALE $162.80



004184/RL SALE $108.50 004513/RL RENTAL $12.93 SALE $104.50 0047e4/RI SALE $8050



004191/RL SALE $15.00 004538/RI RENTAL $10.00 004767/RI SALE 1116.00



004202/RI SALE $98.75 004642/RI SALE $75.50 004771/RI SALE $48.50

004203/RL SALE $15.00 004564 /RL RENTAL $12.50. rsALE $87.00 004772/RL SALE $249.60


004210/RI SALE 110.00 004567/RL RENTAL $10.00 004777/RL SALE $16.50



004216/RI SALE $79.75 004571/RL RENTAL $10.00 004780/RL SALE $48.25


004317/RL SALE $116;# 6 004576/RL RENTAL $10.00 004784 /RL SALE $76.00

004326/RL RENTAL 112.30 004577/RL RENTAL $10.00 004785/RL SALE $109.00



004334/RL RENTAL $10.00 004584/RL RENTAL $10.00 004768/RL SALE $16.5L

004388/RL SALE $75.50 004566/RL RENTAL $10.00 004789/AL SALE $89.25

004370/RL SALE $81.25 004591/RL RENTAL $10.00 004791 /RL SALE $106.50

004372/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $99.00 .. ._ RENTAL $17 50 004792/RL SALE $133.50



004384/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $112.25 004624/RL SALE $63.25 004601/RL SALE $162.80

004390/Rt. SALE $81.25 004825/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00 004802/RL SALE $61.25



xxvii

37u

TITLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.004810/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 004969/RL SALE $59.50 005089/RL SALE $72.50004811/RL SALE $110.25 004971/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $214,50 005090/RL SALE $89.00004812/RL SALE $145.00 004974/RL SALE $16.50 005092/RL SALE $89.00004813/RL SALE $96.50 004976/RL SALE $10.00 005094/RL SALE $86.00004815/RL SALE $43.00 004976/RL SALE $191.50 005096/R L SALE $116.00004816/RL SALE $63.76 004980/RL SALE $105.50 005101/RL SALE $307.500041118/FIL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00 004981/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00 005102/RL SALE $249.50004821/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.25 004986/R1. SALE $23.00 005103/RL SALE $1,625.00004623/RI SALE $98.50 004987/RI SALE $40.50 005104/RI SALE $162.50004$24/RL SALE $168.25 004990; RL SALE $168.25 005105/RL. SALE $162.50004825/RL SALE $139.25 004992/RL SALE $145.00 005108/RL SALE $162.50004826/RL SALE $110.25 004963/RL SALE $69.25 005107/RL SALE $162.50004832/RL SALE $43.00 004994/R L SALE $79.25 005108 /RL SALE $162.50004833/RL SALE $62.75 004595/RL SALE $861.25 005109/RL SALE $162.50004837/RL SALE $184.75 004998/RL SALE $166,25 005110/RL SALE $162.50004640/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 004999/RL SALE $116.00 005111/RL SALE 5182.50004842/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $135.25 005000/R L SALE $56.00 005112/RL SALE $162.50004$45/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $75.50 005001 /RL SALE $150.75 005113/RL SALE $162.50004847/RI SALE 1110.25 005003 /RI. SALE $61.25 005116/RI SALE $60.75004848/RL SALE $62.75 005004/R L SALE $130.25 005125/RL SALE $69.50004650/RL SALE $168.25 005005/RL SALE $446.25 005127/RL SALE $38.250041551/RL SALE $188.25 005006/RL SALE $49.50 005120/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE U43.50004852/RL SALE $36.25 005007/RL SALE $127.50 005131/RL SALE $92.50004853/RL SALE $76.00 005008/RL SALE $36.25 005132/RL SALE 581.25004854/RL SALE $89,00 005009/RL SALE $92.50 005133/RL SALE $12.50004857/RL SALE $104.50 005010/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 005134/RL SALE $156.50004859/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00 005011/RL SALE $56.00 005138/RL SALE $139.25004860/RL SALE $72.50 005013/RL SALE $104.50 005137/RL SALE $12.50004681 /RL SALE $89.00 005015/RI RENTAL $12.50 SALE $40.50 005136/RL SALE $67.00004882/RL SALE $16.50 005016/RL SALE $76.00 005139/RL SALE $150.75004863/RL SALE $660.25 005017/iil SALE $168.25 005140/RL SALE $127.50004664/11L SALE $162.50 005021/RL SALE $156.25 005142/RL SALE $87.00004865/RL SALE $85.76 005022/RL SALE $127.50 005144 /RL SALL 05.750041186/11L SALE $4.75 005024/RL SALE $174.00 005145/RL SALE $133.50004867/RL SALE $66,00 00502%/RL SALE $168.25 005146/RL SALE $110.25004858/RL SALE $139.25 00502 fil. SALE $166.25 005146/RL SALE $92.75004879/RL SALE $75.50 005028/ RL SALE $168.25 005150/RL SALE $158.60004880/RL SALE $110.25 0135024/RL SALE $72.50 005153/R1. RENTAL $15.00 SALE $206 15004684/RI RENTAL $12.50 SALE $69.50 005030/RL SALE $92.75 005155/RL SALE $3.4 ,j0048156/RL SALE $188.25 005031/RL RENTAL $1 .00 SALE $105.50 005157/AL SALE $81.25004888/RL SALE $145.00 0135032/RL SALE $148.50 005158/RL SALE $116.00004869/RL SALE $249.50 005034/RL SALE $85.75 005159/RI SALE $168.25004897/RL SALE $79,25 005035/RL SALE $174.00 005160/RL SALE $87.00004899/RL SALE $56.00 005040/R L SALE $92.75 005161/RL SALE $87.00004900/RL SALE $59.50 005041/RL SALE $116.00 005162/RL SALE $162.50004909/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 005042/RL SALE $174.00 005184/RL SALE $110.25004911/RL SALE $689.25 005044/RL SALE $104.50 005165/RL SALE $81.25004912/RL SALE $72.50 005045/RL RENTAL $10.00 005165/RL SALE $168.25004913/RL SALE $7100 005046/RL SALE $121.75 005167/RL SALE $162.50004914/RL SALE $43.00 0135047/RL SALE $127.50 005168/RL SALE $150.75004917/RL SALE $62.75 005045/R L SALE $61.25 005170/RL SALE $67.00004919/RI SALE $121.75 005040/RI SALE $220.00 005171/RI SALE $98.50004921/0 SALE $75.50 005051/RL SALE $145.00 005172/RL SALE $139.25004926/RL SALE $191.50 005055/RL SALE $69.50 005173/RL SALE $139.25004929/RL SALE $145.00 005057/RL SALE $249.50 005174/RL SALE $121.75004930/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $52,25 005062/RL SALE $881.25 005175/RL SALE $104.50004931/RL SALE $67.00 005063/RL SALE $162.50 005176/RL SALE $145.00004033/RL SALE $682.75 005064/RL SALE $156.50 005177/RL SALE $145.00004934/RL SALE $154.50 0135066/RL SALE $87.00 005178/RL SALE $145.00004938/RL SALE $139.25 005068/R L SALE $46.50 005179/RL SALE $104.50004937/RL SALE S166.25 006088/AL SALE $40.50 005180/RL SALE $162.50004939/RI SALE $38,25 005069/RI SALE $121.75 005162/RL SALE $139.25004940/RI SALE $59.50 005070/RL SALE $168.25 005163/RL SALE $158.50004941/11L SALE $162.50 006071/RL SALE $19.50 005154/RL SALE $87.00004943/RL SALE $43.00 005073 /RL SALE $23.25 005165/RL SALE $29.00004944/11L SALE $75.50 005082/RL SALE $81,25 005188/RL SALE $10.00004948/RI SALE $158.50 005063/R L SALE $92.75 005167/RL SALE $156.50004260/RL SALE $109.00 006064/RL SALE $127 50 005180/RL SALE $95.75004961/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 30.25 005066/R1. SALE $56.00 005169/RL SALE 5188.25004962/RL SALE $138.50 005086/R L SALE $81.25 005190/RL SALE $110.25004966/RL SALE $168.25 005067/RL SALE $104.50 005191/RL SALE $104.50004568/RL SALE $269.00 005088/RL SALE $191.50 005192/RL SALE $87.00

xxvi II


005193/RL SALE $150.75 0135306/RL SALE $15.75 005424/AL SALE $52,75

005194/AL SALE $116.00 005306/AL SALE,$69.25 005426/AL SALE $127.50

003195/RL SALE $145.00 005313/AL SALE $15.75 005431/ AL SALE $10.00

005196/AL SALE $139.25 005314/AL SALE $12.50 005435/RL SALE $15.00

005196/AL SALE $168.25 005315/AL SALE $36.25 005462/AL SALE $116.013





005203/AL SALE $168.26 005323/AL SALE $66.00 005467/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.25


005206/AL SALE $110.25 005325/11L SALE $59.50 005474/AL SALE $67.013

005207/RL SALE $1040 005326/AL SALE $56.00 005475/RL SALE $67.00

005208/AL SALE $139.354. 005327/AL SALE $66.00 005476/AL SALE $87.00

005209/RL SALE $15075 N 005328/AL SALE $59.50 005477/ AL SALE $87.00


005211/AL SALE $162.50 005330/AL SALE $66.013 005479/AL SALE $16625



005214/AL SALE $29.75 005333/AL SALE n46.25 005482/AL SALE $12.50




005219/RL SALE $104.50 005339/RL SALE $98.50 005466/NL SALE $75.50




005225/AL SALE $127.50 005346/AL SALE $10.00 005490/AL SALE 126.00






005233/AL SALE $116.130 005356/AL SALE $10.013 005501 /RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $185.50

005234/AL SALE $121.75 005360/AL SALE $174.00 005502/AL REA TAL $20.00 SALE$335.50



005239/AL SALE $87.00 .005367/AL SALE $56.013 005505/AL SALE $15.00



005242/AL SAL r :.10.00 005371/AL SALE $52.25 005511/RL RENTAL $17,50 SALE $313.25


005250/AL SALE $197.25 005375/AL SALE $75.50 005525/AL RENTAL $15.00

005251/AL SALE $81.25 005376/RI SALE $63.75 005526/RL SALE $61.25


005254 /AL, SALE $166.25 005378/AL SALE $703.00 005531/AL SALE $40.50

005255/AL SALE $67.00 005379/AL SALE $10.00 005532/AL SALE $13150

005256/AL SALE $168.25 005381/AL SALE $75.50 005533/AL sALE $121.75

005256/AL SALE $81.25 005382/AL SALE $110.25 005534/HL SALE $150.75




005264/AL SALE $61.25 005386/AL SALE $61.25 005539/AL SALE 6145.03



005271/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $10.00 005369/AL SALE $89.50 005544/AL SALE $40.50





005280/RL SALE $98.50 005395/RL ' ) E $162.50 0135549/AL SALE $87.0o

005264/AL SALE $98.50 005396/AL sALE $388.50 005550/AL SALE $75.50


0052158/AL SALE $12.50 005396/AL SALE $133.00 005552/AL SALE Set 50


005290/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $92.75 005400/AL SALE $156.50 005554/AL SALE 162.75

005293/AL S `I $15.00 005407/AL SALE $92.50 005555/AL SALE $40.50

005294/AL S. E $162.50 005412/AL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $261.00 005556/AL SALE $49.50

005298/AL SALE $52.75 005413/AL RENTAL $12.50 005557/AL SALE 63825

005296/AL SALE $15.00 00541EJAL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $481.50 005558/AL SALE $43.00

006303/AL SALE $89.25 00541"/RL SALE $117.75 005559/AL SALE $48.25

005304/AL SALE $15.75 0054::13/ A L SALE $10.00 005560/AL SALE $16.50





005564/RL SALE $85.75 005718/RL SALE $87.00 006427/RL RENTAL $10,00 SALE $102.25

005665/RL SALE $58.00 005720/R L SALE $168.2c 006428/RL SALE $15.00





005570/RL SALE $66.00 005800/RL SALE $17.50 0084r /RL SALE $232.00

005571/RL SALE $69.50 005802/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162,50 /RL SALE $29.00

005573/RL SpIE $92.75 0051103/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 006439/RL SALE $81,25

005574/RL SALE $92.75 005604/R L SALK $87.00 006440/RL SALE $75.50

005575/RL SALE $92.75 005605/R L SALE $250.75 006441 /RL SALE $52.25

006576/RL SALE $61.25 005806/RL SALE$39.50 006442/RL SALE $99.00



005580/RL SALE $81.25 005809/R L SALE $49.50 006606/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50






005567/RL SALE $110,25 005631/R L SALE $27.00 006621/FIL SALE $10.00


005590/RL 'SALE $95.75 005839/R L SALE $168.25 006842/RL SALE $72.50


005592/RL SALE $95.75 005843/RL SALE $46.00 006645/AL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $319.00





005602/RL SALE $9e.50 005876/RL SALE $162.50 008834/RL SALE $156.50



005610/FIL SALE $162.50 005884/R L SALE $182.25 006964 /11L SALE $99.00


005613/RL SALE $16825 005891/RL SALE $168,25 006991/RL SALE $69.25


005615/RL SALE $46.50 005693/RL SALE $116.00 006094 /11L SALE $138.75



005619/RL SALE $52.25 005896/R L SALE $69.50 00699e1/RL SALE $81.25



005022/11L SALE $87.00 005899/R L SALE $16825 007007/RL SALE $81.25

006623/RL SALE $116,00 005920/R1 SALE $445.25 90/006/FIL SALE $40.50







005630/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25 006367/ AL SALE $56.00 007033/RL SALE $58,00

005631/RL SALE 1313.25 006388/R L SALE $75.50 007034/RL SALE $58.50

005868/FIL SALE $101.25 006396/R L SALE INQUIRE 007035/RL SALE $16.00





005668/RL SALE $145.00 006409/R L SALE $522.00 007053/AL SALE $174.00


006888/FIL SALE $188.25 006411/ gIL SALE $102.25 007055/RL SALE $162.50


006690/RL SALE $87.00 006413/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 166.00 007058/RL SALE $16.50

006001/RL SALE 1348.00 006415/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 007062/FIL SALE $98.50

005892/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 006416/RL SALE $104.50 007083/FIL SALE $133.50

005894/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $122.00 006417/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $122.00 007064 /11L SALE $121.50


0064IN/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $79.25 006421/RL SALE $33.00 007066/RL SALE $81.25

006697/RL SALE $70.50 008422/R L RENTAL b10.00 SALE $56.00 007068/FIL SALE $127.50

006714/RL SALE $162 50 006423/R L SALE $150.50 007069/RL SALE $151.50

XXXPe*

!--) I









007100/RL SALE $79.50 007230/RL SALE $46.00 007337/ RL SALE $29.00



007109/RL SALE $162.50 007233/RL SALE $38.25 007348/ RL RENTAL $15.00

007112/RL AENTAL $140.00 SALE $930.75 007234/RL SALE $46.00 007347/RL SALE $162.50




007117/RL RENTAL $70.00 SALE $461.75 007238/RL SALE $46.00 J 007366/RL RENTAL $112.50 SALE $803.25

0071111/RL RENTAL $50.00 SALE $237.50 007239/RL SALE $46.00 007387/RL RENTAL $25.00 SALE $179.75

007119/RL SALE *765.75 007240/RL SALE $46.00 007368/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $220.50

007121/RL SALE $2,317.25 007241/RL SALE $46.00 007360/RL RENTAL $50.00 SALE $493.25

007122 /RL SALE $366.25 007242/RL SALE $46.00 007370/RL RENTAL $37.50 SALE $388.75

007123/RL SALE $2,609.50 007243 /FIL SALE $46.00 007371 /RL SALE $197.50


007125/RL SALE $280.75 007245/RL SALE $46.01: 007374/RL SALE $10.00






007133/RL RENTAL $30.00 SALE $287.25 007251/RL SALE $46.00 007391 /AL SALE $15.00

007134 /RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $297.00 007252/RL SALE $38.25 007393/RL SALE $10.00


007137/RL RENTAL Si 5.00 SALE $382.75 007254/RL SALE $46.00 007396/RL SALE $10.00


007139/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 007256/RL SALE $46.00 007402 /FIL SALE $116.00



007141/RL RENTAL $30.00 SALE $818.50 007259/RL SALE $46.00 007410 /RL SALE $10.00


007148/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $230.75 007281 /AL SALE $46.00 007417/Rt. SALE $10.00


007150/RL RENTAL $100.00 SALE $686.50 007263 /FIL SALE $46.00 007421 /RL SALE $10.00

007152/RL RENTAL $170.00 SALE $1,119.50 007264/RL SALE $46.00 007423/RL SALE $10.00



00715d/RL RENTAL $50.00 SALE $527.75 007267/RL SALE $46.00 007434/AL SALE $10.00


007158/RL RENTAL $105.00 SALE $1,274.00 007289/RL SALE $46.00 007451 /RL SALE $145.00

007159/RL RENTAL $50.00 SALE $227.50 007270/RL SALE $46.00 007453/ RL SALE $174.00

007162/RL SALE $257.75 007271/RL SALE $46.00 007455/NL SALE $127.50


007164/RL SALE $739.00 007273/ RL SALE $46.00 007459/RL SALE $104.50




007171/RL SALE $1,681.00 007277/RL SALE $46.00 007467/RL SALE $330.50



007176/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 007260/RL SALE $46.00 007473/RL SALE $1,852.75




007186/RL RENTAL $250.00 SALE $4,106.25 007264/RL SALE $121.50 007478/RL SALE 04.00





007194 /RL SALE $10.00 007291/RL SALE $75.50 007483/RL SALE 380.00

OC '198/RL SALE $50.00 007292/RL SALE $104.50 007464/RL SALE $64.00

007201/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00 007294/RL SALE $24.50 007465/RL ALE $64.00



007222/RL SALE $10.00 007297/ RL SALE $34.75 007496/RL SALE S96.50

380Pd





007506/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $243.50 007609 /RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $194.50 007712/RL SALE $18.75

007514/RL SALE 843.00 007610/RL RENTAL $100.00 StsLE $630.25 007713/RL SALE $20.25

007531/RL SALE $95.75 007611 /RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $237.50 007714/RL SALE $18.00



007535/RL RENTAL $30.00 SALE $217.75 007614/RL RENTAL $72.50 SALE $475.50 007717/RL SAL E $10.00

007537/RL SALE $35.00 007615/RL RENTAL $30.00 SALE $273.75 007718/RL SALE S185.50


007640/RL RENTAL $12.50 007617/R L RENTAL $80.00 SALE $534.75 007720/RL SALE $58.00

007545/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 007618/R L RENTAL $10.00 SALE $75.75 007721/RL SALE $40.50


007647/RL RENTAL $40.00 SALE 8234.25 007620/RL SALE $478.50 007723/R L SALE $75.50

007548/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.75 007621 /RL SALE $40.75 0077241RL SALE 559.50

007549/RL RENTAL $30.00 SALE $188,00 007622 /RL SALE $89.25 007728/RL SALE $161.75

007550/RL RENTAL $40.00 SALE $247.25 007624/R L SALE $24.00 007727/RL SALE $15.00


007552/R L RENTAL $100,00 SALE $488.50 007640/R L RENTAL $60.00 SALE $406.00 007749/RL SALE $127.50

007553/RL SALE $141.75 007641 /RL RENTAL $30.00 SALE $244.00 007753/RL SALE $110,26


007556/R L RENTAL $80.00 SALE $583.50 007643 /RL SALE $10.00 007755/RL SALE $31 25

007556/RL RENTAL $40.00 SALE $260.50 007644 /RL SALE $9.00 007756/RL SALE $588.00

007557/R L RENTAL $70.00 SALE $382.50 007645/RL SALE $64.00 007759/RL SALE $50.50





007582/R L RENTAL $90.00 SALE $478.25 007650 /RL SALE $64.00 007776/RL SALE $52.25

007563/R L SALE $234.50 007651/RL SALE $64.00 007777/RL SALE $29.00

007564/1L SALE $181.75 007652/RL SALE $64.00 007778/RL SALE $75.50





007569/RL RENTAL $52.50 SALE $801.00 007657/RL SALE $62.50 007786/RL SALE 03.00

007571/RL RENTAL $30.00 SALE $174.75, 007658 /RL SALE $64.00 007787/RL SALE $53.00



007574/RL RENTAL $40.00 SALE $306.75 007661/RI. SALE $64.00 oonoo/RL SALE $23.50


007676/RL RENTAL $180.00 SALE $907.50 007663 /F1L SALE $80.00 007797/RL SALE $220.50





007581/RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $89.25 007668/RL SALE $64.00 007805/R L SALE $43.25



007564/RL RENTAL $40.00 SALE $204.50 007677/RL RENTAL $10.00 SAI.E $99.00 007808/RL SALE $87.00








007592/RL RENTAL $52.50 SALE $432.25 007692/R L SALE $89,50 007824/RL SALE $118.00

007593/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $109.00 00761,3 /RL SALE $32.00 007825/RL SALE $133.50

007594/RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $115.50 007697/RL RENTAL $15.00 007828/R L SALE $59.75







007601/RL RENTAL $50.00 SALE $293.75 . 007704/RL SALE $98.50 007833/RL SALE $29.00

007802/RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $112.25 007705/RL SALE $574.00 007834/R L SALE $40.50


007804/RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $125.50 007707/RL SALE $108.25 007839/R L SALE $3850

007006/RL RENTAL $180.00 SALE 8966.25 007706/RL SALE $18.75 007840/RL SALE $121.75

TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

0071341/RL SALE $150.75 007968/RL

007842/R L SALE 1182.50 007989/RL

007843/RL SALE $36.25 007990/RL

007644/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $15650 007991/RL

007845/RL SALE $104.50 007992/RL

007646/R L SALE $17.75 007993/RL

007847/RL SALE $15.75 007994/RL

007648/RL SALE $18.25 007995/RL

007849/RL SALE $96.50 007996/RL

007650/RL SALE $46.50 007997/RL

007851/RL SALE $118.00 007998/RL

007662/RL SALE $89.50 007999/RL

007853/RL SALE $46.50 008000/R L

007854/RL SALE $34.75 008001/RL

007856/RL SALE $111.25 008002/R L

007858/RL SALE $150.75 008003/R L

007860/RL SALE $63.75 008004/RL

007861/RL SALE $174.00 006005/R L

007862/RL SALE $188.25 006006/R L

007863/RL SALE $15.00 008007/R L

007870/R L SALE $19.50 008071/RL

007671/RL RENTAL $12.50 008090/RL

007873/RL SALE $42.25 008092/R L

007678/RL SALE $10.00 008093/RL

007879/RL SALE $43.25 008094/RL

007861/RL SALE $14.25 008095/R L

007883/RL SALE $58.00 008098/R L

007884/RL SALE $19.50 008097/RL

007885/RL SALE $46.00 008098/R L

007888/RL SALE $10.00 008099/R L

0071187/RL SALE $63.75 008100/RL

007889/RL ;:tiLE $29.75 006101/RL

007893/RL SALE $162.50 008104/RL

007894/RL SALE $50.00 008105/RL

007895/RL SALE 110.00 008107/RL

007806/RL SALE $50.00 008108/RL

007897/RL SALE $52.25 008113/RL

007898/RL SALE $133.50 006114/RL

007899/RL SALE $110.25 008115/RL

007960/RL SALE $156.50 008116/RL

007901/RL SALE $53.00 008117/RL

007902/RL SALE $150.75 008118/RL

007903/RL SALE $150.75 008119/RL

007905/RL SALE 162.40 008154/RL

007913/RL SALE $58.00 008155/RL

007914/RL SALE $81.25 008156/RL

007916/RL SALE $81.25 008157/RL

007917/RL SALE $15.00 008158/RL

007918/RL SALE $12.50 008159/RL

007919/RL SALE $188.25 008211/RL

007920/RL SALE $166.25 008273/RL

007921/RL BALE $21.25 000:1,4/RL

007922/RL SALE $110.25 008276/R L

007923/RL SALE $34.25 006277/RL

007930/RL RENTAL $10.00 008278/RL

007931/RL RENTAL $10.00 008291/RL

007934/RL SALE $92.00 006373/R L

007935/RL SALE $15.00 008374/RL

007939/RL SALE $15.75 008375/RL

007941/RL SALE $191.50 008380/R L

007942/RL SALE 199.00 008390/RL

007944/RL SALE $156.50 006391/RL

007978/AL SALE $100.00 008393/R L

007979/R L SALE $81.25 008394/R L

007980/RL SALE $58.00 008395/R L

007981/RL SALE WAX 008396/R L

007962/RL SALE $81.25 008397/R L

007963/RL SALE $58.00 008398/R L

007964/RL SALE WAX 018401/RL

007965/RL SALE $104.50 006402/RL

0079116/RL SALE $58 00 006403/RL

007987/RL SALE $69.50 006404/R L

of

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $12.50

RENTAL $22.00

RENTAL MOORENTAL IP 7.00

TITLE NO.

SALE $87.00 008405/ L RENTAL $174.00 SALE $97.00

SALE $29.00 008406/RL RENTAL $22.00 SALE S175.00

SALE $81.25 008407/RL RENTAL $22.00 SALE $175.00

SALE $104.50 008411/RL SALE $87.00

SALE $40.50 006413/RL SALE $49.50

SALE $69.50 000416/RL SALE $74.75

SALE $40.50 008417/RL SALE $46.25

SALE $69.50 008418/RL SALE $58.00

SALE $92.75 006420/RL SALE $52.25

SALE $52.25 008422/ L SALE $63.76

SALE $23.25 008426/RL SALE $21.00

SALE $23.25 008427/R L SALE $278.50

SALE $23.25 006429/R L SALE $15.00

SALE $23.25 008434/R L SALE $15.25

SALE $23.25 008437/R L SALE $165.50

SALE $23.25 006441/RL SALE $19.75

SALE $23.25 008442/ L SALE $145.00

SALE $23.25 008470/RL RENTAL $ I 0.00 SALE $49.50

SALE $23.25 006471/ L RENTAL $20.00 SALE $89.25

SALE $98.50 008472/R L SALE $95.75

SALE $10.00 006478/R L SALE $35.00

SALE $197.75 008479/RL SALE $59.50

SALE $156.50 006501/RL SALE $15.00

SALE $162.50 006509/RL SALE $87.00

SALE $182.50 006539/RL SALE $10.00

SALE $162.50 008565/RL SALE $18.50

SALE $182.50 006566/R L SALE $162.50

SALE $162.50 008567/RL SALE $116.00

SALE $182.50 006588/R L SALE $145.00

SALE $15.00 008570/R L SALE $23.50

SALE $162.50 008572/R L SALE $127.60

SALE $162.50 006573/RL SALE 1154.00

SALE $89.50 008574/R L SALE $26.00

SALE $52.25 008575/R L SALE $28.00

008576/RL SALE $23.25

SALE $162.50 008577/RL SALE $23.25

SALE $168.25 008579/R L SALE $23.25

SALE $58.00 006560/R L SALE $46.00

SALE $68.75 008581/RL SALE $31.75

SALE $197.25 008582/ L SALE $46.00

SALE $67.00 006583/R L SALE $38.25

SALE $87.00 008584 /RL SALE $46.00

SALE $24.50 008585/R L SALE $15.00

SALE $08.50 006588/R L SALE $38.25

SALE $26.00 008587/RL SALE $36.25

SALE $213.00 006568/R L SALE $38.25

SALE $28.00 008589/R L SALE $38.25

SALE $26.00 008592/RL SALE $98.50

SALE $15.00 008593/R L SALE $81.26

SALE $87.00 008594/RL SALE $63.75

SALE $119.50 006595/R L SALE $52.25

SALE $15.75 008506/RL SALE $63.75

SALE $261.00 006597/R L SALE $58.00

008600/R L SALE $869.75

SALE $237.75 008801/RL SALE $144.25

SALE $10.00 008602/ L SALE $1,768.75

SALE $75.50 008603/R L SALE $1,989.25

SALE $127.50 008804/RL SALE $103.50

SALE $125.00 908805/R L SALE $127.50

SALE MOO 006614/RL SALE $869.25

SALE $60.00 008625/RL SALE $75.50

SALE $1,035.00 006627/R L SALE $13.50

SALE $92.75 006830/R L SALE $116.00

SALE $110.25 006631/RL SALE $63.75

SALE $63.75 008633/R L SALE $83.50

SALE $58.00 008634/R L SALE $15.00

SALE $63.75 008639/R L SALE $46.50

SALE $58.00 006640/RL SALE $166.25

SALE $75.00 006641/RL SALE $104.50

SALE $175.00 006642/RL SALE $174.00

SALE $28.00 008643/RL SALk $26.00

SALE $97.00 008844/R L SALE $26.00

TRUE NM TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

008046/AL SALE .26.00 000823/AL SALE $63.75 008967/R L SALE $162.50

006647/% SALE $26.00 006624/RL SALE $38.25 008969/RL SALE $1,015.25

008649/RL SALE $12.50 006825/ AL SALE $151.25 008973/R L SALE $168.25

0011660/RL SALE $26.00 008832/ AL SALE $79.50 008974/R L SALE $87.00

006881/RL SALE $26.00 006834/AL SALE $112.50 008975/R L SALE $87.00

308662/11L SALE $26.00 306835/RL SALE $145.00 008976/R L SALE $87.00

000653/RL SALE$28.00 008840/RL SALE $43.75 008977/R L SALE $87.00


00(14)55/RL SALE $26.00 006042/RL SALE $71.25 008979/R L SALE $166.25

008666/FIL SALE $28.00 006843/R L SALE $120.50 008981/RL SALE $145.00


000656/R L SALE $26.00 006845/R L SALE $15.00 008984/R L SALE $145.00

0088810/RL SALE $102.50 008853/RL SALE $84.50 t 008965/R L SALE $12.50


000062/R L SALE $407.00 006859/R L SALE $79.50 008987/R L SALE $5225

00411163/AL SALE $145.00 008661/FIL SALE $162.50 008906/R L SALE $63.75



006866/FIL SALE $16.00 008865/RL SALE $67.00 008995/R L SALE $46.25

006868/FIL RENTAL $12.50 006866/ AL SALE $68,75 008997/R L SALE $73,00

009869/RL RENTAL $12.50 006868/R L SALE $68.75 008998/R L SALE $75.00

006670/RL RENTAL $12.50 006869/RL SALE $84.50 008999/R L SALE $57.50

008671/RL RENTAL $12.50 006870/R L SALE $64.50 009000/R L SALE $35.00

008871AL RENTAL $12.50 006871/RL SALE 068.75 009002/R L SALE $48.00

006673/R L RENTAL $12.50 006872/R L SALE $67.00 009003/R L SALE $46.00

006674/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00 008873/AL SALE $68.75 009004/FIL SALE $46.00

008676/R L SALE$109M 008875/RL SALE 315.00 009005/R L SALE $46.00


000680/RL SALE $27.25 008878/R L SALE $50.00 009007/ L SALE $32.00

008665/RL SALE 837.75 000879/RL SALE $67.00 009008/R L SALE $58.00

006086/FIL SALE $15.00 008881/AL SALE $50.00 009013/RL SALE $78.25

006601/R L SALE 889.75 006883/R L SALE $68.75 009014/RL SALE $57.50

0308102/FIL SALE $15.00 006884/RL SALE $67.00 009017/RL SALE $76.25

00811115/RL SALE $26.00 006887/R L SALE $62.75 009021/ AL SALE $75.25

000698/AL SALE $58.50 0011689/111. SALE $58.75 009029/ L SALE $80.00

008609/RL SALE $29.00 036896/AL SALE $68.75 009031/ AL SALE $75.00

008702/RL SALE 434.75 008896/AL LE $19.50 009039/R L SALE $82.50

000703/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 667.00 008900/RL tilLE $19.50 009040/R L SALE $82.50

006705/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 006901/RL SALE $28,00 009041/ AL SALE $82.50

008707/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 006902/R L SALE $04.25 009042/RL SALE $82.75

004709/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 008905/R L SALE $52.25 009045/R L SALE $10.00


006717/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $166.25 006907/R L SALE $87.00 009047/FIL SALE $56.00


008721/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25 006909/R1 SALE $66.50 009051 /RL SALE $52.25

006723/RL RENTAL P42.50 SALE $108.25 008919/FIL SALE $15.00 009052/R L SALE $34.75

006725/RL RENTAL $50.00 SALE $794.75 006920/FIL SALE $58.00 0091:153/RL SALE $34.75


008720/RL SALE $48.50 008922/RL SALE 169.50 009055/FIL SALE $40.50

006729/R L SALE $150.75 006923/FIL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25 009058/R L SALE $29.00


006735/R L SALE$196M 0011920/RL CALE $26,00 009058/FIL SALE 098.50

006736/RL SALE $156.50 008927/R L SALE $90.75 009059/RI SALE $29.00


008739/RL SALE $144.50 030930/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $104.50 009001 /RL SALE $48.50

006740/R L SALE $15.00 008931/AL SALE $10.00 009082/R L SALE $46.50

006744/RL SALE $67.00 006932/R L SALE $87.00 009063 /R L SALE $63.75


006747/R L SALE $301.50 006935/RL SALE $75.50 009065/AL SALE $52.25

000755/RL SALE $11.25 000937/RL SALE $1,093.00 009088/RL SALE $89.50


008773/RL SALE $110.25 009940/R L SALE $10.00 009C118/RL SALE $104.50

0041774/R L SALE $90.50 006949/R L SALE $184.75 009069 /RL SALE $81.25

006776/FIL SALE $168.00 000960/RL SALE $161.50 009070 /R L SAI, E $92.75


006778/RL SALE $1 ea.00 006954/RL SALE $161.50 009090/R L SALE 0150.75

008779/RL SALE $300.00 006954/R L SALE $15,00 009092/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50

0067611/AL SALE $60.50 006950/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00 009093/ L SALE $72.50

006793/RL SALE $47.50 004195^/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $87.00 009095IRL SA1.5 $15.75

4000794/ft SALE $47.50 00691 /AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.75 009096/R L SALE $46.50

008796/RL SALE $110.00 000964 /AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.75 009097/RL SALE $1118.25

000706/R L RENTAL $12.50 000000 9L RENTAL $42.50 SALE $52.50 009099/ L SALE $69.25

11TLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

009100/RL SALE $76.00 009633/AL RENTAL 112.50 SALE $104.50 009417/RL SALE $264.26

009101/RL SALE $52.76 009234/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 009416/RL SALE $96.50





009107/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $16825 009264/RL ALE $10.00 009423/RL SALE $81.26

009108/RL RENTAL 112.50 SALE $168.25 009258/RL SALE $10.00 009424/RL SALE $23.25

009109/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $1.7.0.25 009262/RL SALE $10.00 009431/RL SALE $162.50



009112/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25 009274/RL SALE $10.00 009434/AL SALE $23.50



009115/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25 009265/HL SALE $10.00 009467/RL SALE $162.60

009116/RL RENTAL $125.00 SALE $1,662.50 009288/RI SALE $10.00 009488/RL SALE $182.63

009119MIL SALE $98.60 009292/RL SALE $60.00 009470/FIL SALE $97.00



009125/RL SALE $121.75 009302/RL SALE $68.00 04:4482/RL SALE $162.60


009129/RL SALE $75.50 009306/RL SALE $96.50 009484/RL RENTAL$260.0 SALE $4,104.25

009131/FIL SALE $52.25 009308/RL SALE $52.26 009486/RL SALE $162.60




009139/RL SALE $46.50 '009316/RL SALE $76.50 039500/RL SALE 08.00

009141/RL SALE $383.00 009318/RL SALE 17540 009601/AL SALE $100.00

009143/RL SALE $162.50 009320/RL SALE $08.50 009502/RL SALE $84 JO

009144/RL SALE $38.25 009322/RL SALE $118.00 009503/RL SALE $1.A.no

009188/RL SALE $121.75 009323/RL SALE $81.26 009505/RL SALF9118.00

009167/RL SALE $162.50 009324/RL SALE $104.60 009506/RL SALE$14625

009170/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25 009325/RL SALE 1104.50 009508/RL SALE$116.00

009171/RL SALE $110.25 009326/RL SALE $52.25 009509/RL SAUE$172/5

009172/RL SALE $162.50 009327/RL SALE $182.60 .009510/RL SALE$154.00

009173/RL SALE $116.00 . 009326/RL SALE $66.00 009511/RL SALE$170.50

009174/RL SALE $87.00 009329/RL SALE $40.50 009512/RL SALE$170.60

009176/RL SALE $81.25 009330/AL SALE $48.50 009513/AL SALE$188.00

009177/RL SALE $1,525.00 009361/RL SALE $15.72 009514/RL SALE$188.00

009179/RL RENTAL $50.00 SALE $939.50 009333/RL SALE $203.00 009518/RL SALE$210.00

009161/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $69.50 009334/RL RENTAL$10.00 SALE $96.75 009519/RL SALE$133.10

009163/RL SALE $29.00 009336/RL RENTAL$12.50 SALE $162.60 009623/RL SALS$10C50

009165/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $69.50 009341/RL SALE $40.50 009624/RL SALE$75.60

009167/RL SALE $63.75 009347/RL SALE $46.50 009525/RL SALE$8910

009190/AL SALE $58.00 009349/RL SALE $49.50 009626/RL SALE$116.00


009194/RL SALE $104.50 009353/RL SALE $72.50 009528/AL RENTAL$10.00 SALE $92.50

009196/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $63.75 009357/RL SALE $82.50 009629/AL RENTAL$10.00 SALE !.29.00

009196/RL SALE $58.00 009360/RL SALE $100.75 009630/RL RENTAL$10.00 SALE $18.60

009200/AL SALE $23.25 009363/RL SALE $92.75 009631/AL RENTAL$12.50 SALE $68.00

009202/RL SALE $104.50 009365/AL SALE $63.75 009532/AL RENTAL$12.60 SALE $139.26

009204/AL SALE $52.25 009373/AL SALE $182.50 o 009633/RL RENTAL$12.50 SALE $81.25

009206/AL SALF $87.00 009374/RL SALE $162.50 009561/RL SALE $121.75

009210/AL SALE $58.00 009375/AL SALE $162.50 009562/RL SALE 1325.00








009218/RL SALE $34.7b 009404/RL SALE 9529.75 009582/RL SALE $81.25


009220/RL SALE $58.00 009407/F1 SALE 251.00 009567/AL SALE $46.00

009221/RL SALE $179.75 004406IRL SALE $12.60 004566/RL SALE $48.00)


009224/FIL SALE $69.50 009411/RL SALE $179.75 009594/RL SALE 838.25

00227/AL SALE $81.26 009412/RI SALE $92.75 009596/RL SALE $164.00

009228/RL SALE $87 00 009413/RL SALE $232.00 009697/RL SALE $80.00

009230/RL SAI.E $150.75 009414/AL SALE $116.00 009698/RL SALE $48.00


0092.V/AL 'ALE $48.50 009416/RL SALE 996.50 009004/RL SALE $90.50

XXXv

SI

TITLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.008606/FIL SALE $18.60 039732/R L SALE $162.00 009943/RL SALE $188.25

000806/RL SALE $26.00 009733/RL SALE $12.50 009944/RL SALE $1,653.50

001610/AL SALE $162.50 039734/AL SALE $12.50 009944/R L SALE $15.72

001111/AL SALE $162.50 039736/R L SALE $14.50 009947/R L SALE $104.50

0014113/RL SALE 0162.50 039734/AL SALE $14.50 009949/R L SALE $12.50


006615/RL SALE 8104.50 039754/RL SALE $46.00 000954/R L SALE $91.26

00N11/RL SALE $661.00 009755/RL SALE $46.00 009955/AL SALE $110.25

009618/RL SALE $133.50 039770/RL SALE $12.50 C09956/RL SALE sat50000819/RL SALE $63.75 009771/RL SALE $17.25 C09967/R L SALE 887.00

00N20/RL SALE $69.50 009778/R L SALE $11650 009968/R L SALE $87.00

000621 /R L SALE $63.76 009779/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 009969/R L SALE $162.50

00N22/R L SALE $104.50 039780/R L SALE $162.50 009950/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00

00N23/RL SALE $98.50 009781 /RL SALE $127.50 009981/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE 875.50

004624/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $8125 C09782/RL SALE $404.75 009983/R L SALE $162.50

00N25/R L SALE 0162.50 039783/RL SALE $46.50 000964/AL SALE $116.00

009626/R L SALE $15.75 009764/RL SALE $46.75 009965/R L SALE $110.26

009621" RENTAL $22.50 SALE $265.00 039785/R L SALE $48.25 009986/R L SALE $63.75

00N29/RL SALE 05.75 039786/R L SALE 846.75 009967/R L SALE $197.26

00N30/RL SALE $46.50 039767/RL SALE $42.00 009968/R L SALE $67.00

000631/RL SALE $10.00 009788/AL SALE $50.75 009989/R L SALE 8226.25

009636/R L SALE 849.50 009789/R L SALE $47.7e 009970/R L SALE $166.25

009636/R L SALE $34.75 039790/RL SALE $50.00 009971/RL SALE 0106.25

009636/R L SALE $94.00 039791/AL SALE $45.50 009972/R L SALE $154.0

00N89/RL SALE $97.00 039792/R L SALE $47.25 009973/AL SALE 869.50

=/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 039793/RL SALE $46.75 009974/AL SALE $130.25

/RL SALE $67.00 039794/RL SALE $49.25 010029/RL SALE 847.50

009844/R L SALE $56.00 039795/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 010030/RL SALE $63.25

00N46/RL SALE $34.75 C09796/RL SALE $116.00 010031 /RL SALE 847.50

00N47/RL SALE $116.00 039797/R L SALE $75.50 010033/AL SALE 863.25

009648/AL SALE $162.50 039791/RL SALE $110.25 010034 /RL SALE $63.26

009649/AL SALE $17.50 009923/RL SALE $174.00 010035/AL SALE $61.25

009660/R L SALE $110.25 009824/R L SALE $68.00 010036/R L SALE 863.26

009651/AL SALE $156.50 009625/R L SALE $16125 010037/AL SALE $47.50

009852/R L SALE 0156.50 009632/R L SALE $11t00 010038/AL SALE $47.50

000863i R L SALE $168.25 00N33/RL SALE $165.75 010045/RL SALE 880.50'

009864/R L SALE $110.25 009834 /11 L SALE $15.75 010046/AL SALE 847.50

009665/R L SALE $104.50 009835/R L SALE $22.25 010049/RL SALE $47.50

009656/R L SALE $10.00 009637/RL SALE $26.00 010050/AL SALE 847.50

099657/R L SALE 0162.50 009840/ RL SALE $10.00 010051 /RL SALE 843.25

009658/R L SALE $162.50 009641/AL SALE $75.50 010052/RL SALE $63.25

009669/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 009842/R L SALE $104.50 01C053/RL SALE $47.50

009861 /R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $156.50 009643/R L SALE $417.75 010058/RL SALE $100.26

009662/R L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $182.50 000644/AL SALE $87.00 010059/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $190.00

000N3/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25 009845/R L SALE $67.00 010040/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $190.00

009144/R L SALE $150.75 009846/AL SALE $23.25 010061/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $180.00

00N47/R L SALE $114.00 009663/R L SALE $29.50 010082/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $140.00

00N70/RL SALE $38.25 009864/R L SALE 861.50 010013/AL RENTAL $12.50

009668/R L SALE $26.00 009666/R L SALE $34.75 010064/ RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $96.00

009619/ R L SALE $75.60 009986/R L SALE $76.00 010065/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $130.00

009600/R L SALE $201.25 009667/R L SALE $56.00 010066/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.00

009601/AL SALE 016625 00N06/RL SALE 844.00 010088/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $180.00

009602/R L SALE $116.00 C09969/RL SALE $051.00 010069/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $140.00

000693/AL SALE $184.00 009670/R L SALE $124.50 010070/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $190.00

009804/RL SALE $188.00 009671/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $98.50 010072/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $35.00

009606/R L SALE $336.50 009672/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE $133.50 010073/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $70.00

0008N/RL SALE $112.25 00N73/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $118.25 010074/AL Ft:7, ITAL $12.50 SALE $285.00

C09697/ R L SALE 0194.75 009174/R L SALE $118.25 010075/RL PEI(TAL $12.50 SALE $40.00

00N06/RL SALE $191.50 009675/AL SALE $121.75 010076/RL RENTAL 812.50 SALE $110.00

0098N/RL SALE $201.25 009930/R L SALE $46.50 010077/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE $130.00

009701/AL SALE $166.00 009931 /RL SALE 840.50 010078/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $45.00

009702/R L SALE 0118.25 009932/R L SALE $94.50 010079/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 115.00

009705/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 0166.25 009933/R L SALE $69.50 010090/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $135.00

009706/R L SALE $10.00 009934/RL SALE $162.50 010061/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $135.00

0097011/RL SALE $N.50 009936/R L SALE $101.25 010062/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 846.00

009709/RL SALE $145.00 009936/RI. SALE $164.25 010084/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $86 00

009710/RL SALE $75.50 009937/RL SALE 5188.25 010065/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $86.00

009711 /RL SALE $145.00 009931/R L SALE $166.50 010086/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.00

009712/RL SALE 89t50 009939/RL SALE $168.25 010017/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $160.00

006713/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 8146.00 00N4')/RL SALE 8182.60 010066/AL RENTAL 112.50 SALE 1116.00

C4)8714/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $139.25 009941 /RL SALE $162.50 010049/RL RENTAL 812.50 SALE $136.00

006720/RL SALE 840.00 009042/F1L SALE $188.25 010090/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $130.00

xxxv I 35;)


010091/ft RENTAL $12.613 SALE $60.00 112000/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE $139.25 122904/RL SALE $46.25

010092/ft RENTAL $12.613 SALE $160.00 112704/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.00 122905/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25


010094/AL RENTAL $12.613 SALE $160.00 112604/RL SALE $116.00 122907/AL SALE $16.25


010096/ft RENTAL $12.60 SALE $195.130 110470/RL SALE $87.00 122909/RL SALE $46.25

010097/RL RENTAL 112.50 SALE $175.00 110900/RL SALE 852.75 122910/RL RENTAL $10.00 'ALE $46.25


010099/ft RENTAL $12.50 SALE $90.00 114490/RL SALE $10.00 122912/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25

0101001AL RENTAL $12.613 SALE $120.00 114495/RL SALE $112.513 122910/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25

010101/RL RENTAL $12.50 SACE $75.00 115050/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 122914/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25

010102/RL RENTAL $12.513 SALE $75.00 115650/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.25 122915/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25


010104/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $160.00 116050/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 122917/AL RENTAL VOW SALE $43.00

010105/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $70.00 11b100/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 122916/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25

010107/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $135.00 116125/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.75 122919/RL RENTAL moo SALE $46.25

010106/RL RENTAL $12.513 SALE $155.00 116410/RL. SALE $52.75 122920/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $40.25


010110/ft RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.00 11690t../RL SAt C $33.00 122922/RL SALE 003.26

010111/RL SALE $110.05 116901/RL SALE $36.25 122925/FIL SALE $46.25










010121/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $130.00 110845/FIL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $92.75 124600/RL SALE $116.00

010122/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $155.00 119606/RL RENTAL. $12.50 SALE $251.75 124830/RL SALE $013.00


010124iRL SALE $67.00 121200/RL SALE $111.25 125100/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $29.00






010130/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $90.00 12214a/RL SALE $121.75 127640ORL SALE $14.50


010102/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $115.00 122150/RL SALE $127.50 126880/RL SALE $4010



010105/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $64 .00 122263/RL SALE 048.25 130040/RL SALE $91.25

010107/RL SALE $11,0.25 122264/RL SALE $127.613 130150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $06.00





010149/11L- SALE 320.00 122264/RL SALE $92.75 132706/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $06.75

010150/ft SALE $18.00 122305/RL SALE $63.75 133401/RL SALE $62.60












010256/PL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.00 122606/RL SALE $104.50 134444/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $174.00


027660/FIL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00 122630/RL SALE $23.00 134613/RL SALE $98.80

111010/RL fi,ALE $104.50 122730/RL RENTAL $12.613 SALE $139.26 105074/RL SALE $16.60

111450/ft SALE $46.50 122735/RL SALE $95.75 137150/RL SALE $07.00

111503/RL RENTAL1 it.50 SALE $1513.50 122825/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $29.75 140075/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $91.25

111604/ft RENT '4. $15.00 SALE $214.50 122900/RL SALE $49.50 1400110/FIL RENTAL $12.60 SALE $56.00

111106/RL RL1TAL $12.50 SALE $61.25 122901/RL SALE $48.25 140115/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE $199.25



39i*xvii.)

Tift.4 NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

141011/RL SALE $162.50 155899/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $69.50 170075/RL .SALE $92.75







141371 /RL SALE $182.50 160480/RL SALE $79.25 172200/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75

141372/RL SALE 869.50 160750/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.0 179250/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $86.00



141375/Rl. SALE $152.50 161100/RL SALE $49.50 172502/RL SALE $102.25



141390/AL SALE $40.50 161419/RL SALE $295,75 174175/RL SALE $87.00

141410/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.25 161420/RL SALE S10.00 174275/RL SALE $56.00

141600/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00 161450/RL SALE $49.50 175900/RL SALE $127.50



141901/RL SALE $63.75 161460/RL SALE $56.00 176100 'RL SALE $29.75




143455/RL SALE $145.00 161464/RL SALE $26.50 176155/RI SALE $63.75



144130/RI RENTAL $12.50 SALE $116.00 161490/RL SALE $109.00 179692/RL SALE $62.75

144500/RI SALE $29.75 161492/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 179715/RL SALE $139.25


144900/RI SALE $156.50 161550/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.25 179750/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50

145660/RL SALE 143.00 161555/RI SALE $23.00 170755/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75





145713/RL SALE $133.50 161800/RI SALE $49.50 180120/RL BALE $118.75




147560/RL SALE $145.00 161839/Rl. SALE $174.00 180234/RL SALE $110.25

147971/RL RENTAL S10.00 SALE $99.00 161841/RI SALE $102.25 180235/RL SALE 695.75


149624/RL SALE $34.7t 162326/RL SALE $10.00 180760/RL SALE $33.00















153111/RL SALE 1,33.50 164710/RL SALE $81,25 181848, RL SALE $1eg.so

153114/RI SALE $166.25 164900/RL RENTAL 312.50 SALE $121.75 182040/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25

153680ML SALE $139.25 165150/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $156.50 182350/RL SALE $109.00

153629/RL SALE $168.25 165210/RI SALE $85.75 182550/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00

153630/RI SALE $151.75 165213/RL SALE $66.00 182950/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50


154097/RI SALE $39.50 185262/RI SALE $168.25 183625/RL SALE S29.75

154100/RI SALE $92.50 166446/RL SALLE $29.75 183750/RL SALE $89.50

164150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $29.75 186000/RL SALE $81.25 186350/RL RENTAL $10.00 SA LE $59.50

154199/RI SALE $36.25 186100/RL SALE $16.50 186355/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50

164260/RL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $217.75 186455/RL SALE $62.75 186360/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75

154355/RL RENTAL $17.60 SALE $217.75 186500/AL SALE $46.50 166650/RI SALE 369.50

154101/R: RENTAL $12.50 SALE $160.75 166825/RL SALE $81.25 167100/RL SALE $82.50

155475/PL SALE $10.00 166450/RI SALE 8104.50 187105/RI RENTAL 812.50 SALE $116.00


3 s



167900/AL SALE $46.50 209975/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25 233009/RL SALE $862.75


188650/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 210700/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 233011!RL SALE $62.75

189485/RL SALE $33.00 210950/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 233012/RL SALE $59.50


190656/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 211100/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $66.00 233250/R L SALE $162.50

191025/RL SALE $83.75 211101/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $58.00 2335/0/RL SALE $104.60

191155/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $68.00 212060/AL SALE $10.00 233580/RI SALE $34.75


191657/AL SALE $59.50 212580/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.75 234480/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50

191659/AL SALE $56.00 213451/RI AALE $49.50 234650/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $99.00

192325/RL SALE $58.00 217550/RL .tALE $39.50 234790/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $109.00

192480/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 217675/RL SALE $104.50 234925/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $( 12.25

192525/RL SALE .81.25 217900/RL SALE $92.75 234975/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.00


192815/RL SALE $40.00 219710/RL SALE $168.25 235590/RI RENTAL $12 SO SALE $58.00

193001/RL RENTAL $12.5C SALE $145.00 219726/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $52.75 23e1omit. SALE $52.75

193575/RL SALE $98.60 219775/RI SALE $29.00 236550/RI SALE $147.60


193625/AL RENTAL $10.:10 SALE $58.00 219600/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 236870/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.00

193725/AL SALE $162.60 220435/RI SALE $122.00 237160/RI SALE $203.00


194215/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25 223620/RI SALE $203.00 237201/RI MENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00

194301/HL SALE $92.75 224224/FL SALE $95.75 237346/RI SALE $147.75


19b549/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $102.25 224697/RL SALE $52.25 238855/RL RENTAL 110.00 SALE 182.75

196565/AL SALE $158.50 224696/RI SALE $75.50 240700/RI SALE $56.00


196600/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $125.50 224701/RI SALE $69.50 241325/AL SALE $69.50

losso2/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE WAX 224702/RL SALE $92.75 241391/AL SALE $52.25

198.05/RL SALE $85.75 224703/RL SALE $87.00 241408/RL SALE $168.25

196900/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.00 226191/RI SALE $10.00 241506/RI SALE $75.50

199115/AL SALE $81.25 226205/RL SALE $92.50 242060/RI RENTAL $12.50 SALE $56.00

199475/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $48.25 226206/RL SALE $92.60 242175/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00

199630/RL SALE $43.00 226260/RI RENTAL $12.50 SALE $48.50 242210/RI RENTAL 110.00 SALE $99.00


200100/RL SALE $67.00 228675/AL SALE 195.75 242750/RL SALE $48.50



200625/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $109.00 226906/RL SALE $102.25 243425/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50

200660/4L RENTAL $10.00 SALE $102.25 226907/RI SALE $102.25 243951/RI SALES86.00

200660/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $76.00 226906/RI SALE $62.50 245450/R L SALE $146.60

200662/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.75 226970/RL SALE $85.75 245940/RI SALE $188.00

200670/RL SALE $92.50 226971/RI SALE $102.26 246435/RI. SALE $37.00

201A00/RL SALE $162.50 227430/RL SALE $68.00 246600/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $66.00



202562/RL SALE $109.00 226125/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.8' 248190/RI SALE $48.25


202575/RL SALE 843.00 226223/RL SALE 1162.50 251275/RL SALE $63.75


203101/AL SALE $70.00 228226/RL SALE $162.50 251501/RI SALE $232.00


203575/RL SALE $34.75 228692/RI SALE $110.26 252660/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.26


203750/RL SALE $85.75 229250/RL SALE $23.25 253160/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $85.76

203760/RL SALE $79.25 229260/RI SALE $10.00 253200/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00

203900/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 229270/RL SALE $34.75 253215/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50

204493/AL SALE $133.50 229280/RL SALE $10.00 253246/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.60

204.01/RI SALE $92.50 229291/RI SALE $10.00 253260/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.26

204806/RL SALE 167.00 229299/RL SALE $127.50 253400/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50

206100/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 229330/RI SALE $10.00 253450/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE 5" 00

205181/RL SALE $62.25 231166/AL SALE $48.50 253500/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75


208060/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 233COURL SALE $95.75 253700/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $86.00

206075/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.00 233002/AL SALE $72.50 253716/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE 862.75

20.430/RL SALE $58.00 233003/RL SALE $69.25 253730/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50

208438/RL SALE $116.00 233004/AL SALE $69.25 253760/RL RENTAL $10.CO SALE $49.50

206759/RL SALE $116.00 233005/RL SALE $52.75 253860/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $156 0

207570/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $102.25 233006/RL SALE $66.00 263900/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49110

207866/AL SALE $92.75 233007/AL SALE $56.00 253950/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 816.00

x)0(ixti 9 r%

TITLE Nag 11TLE NO. TITLE NO.

254100/R( RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 268440/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.75 281625/AL SALE $12.50

254101/AL \ RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 268612/RL' RENTAL $15.00 SALE $220.50 282075/RL SALE $174.00

254200/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00 268550/AL SALE $46.25 282298/RL SALE $89.00

264726/R1 RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 269200/AL SALE $52.75 282382/RL SALE $131.50


254880/RL SALE $31.25 270211/AL RENTAL $15.00 SALE $255.25 282876/AL SALE $63.75




266367/AL SALE $122.00 271575/AI SALE $66.00 283380/AL SALE $168.25





256396/AL SALE $43.00 271775/AL SALE $33.00 285100/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00


255700/AL SALE $145.00 272775/RL SALE $92.75 266190/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $40.50



266980/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $48.25 272779/AL SALE $92.75 268800/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $139.25





259625/AL SALE $49.50 273250/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 290620/AL SALE $66.00

269910/AL SALE $109.00 273255/At SALE $99.00 293625/AL SALE $156.50







261051/AL. SALE $191.50 273312/AL SALE $79.25 296352/AL SALE $59.50

261070/AL SALE $132.00 273350/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00 296354/AL SALE $96.50

261650/AL --SALE $133.50 273400/AL SALE $3625 297250/AL SALE $59.50


261730/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $92.75 273675/RL SALE $46.25 298200/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $662.75


262230/AL SALE $79.25 276325/AL SALE $121.75 298350/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50


262250/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $156.50 275329/AL SALE $87.00 299600/AL SALE $ 17.50





262712/R1 SALE $85.75 275339/RL SALE $58.00 300725/AL SALE $56.00

262714/RL SALE $142.00 275775/AL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $195.00 300750/AL SALE $66.00

263086/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $105.50 277595/AL SALE $156.50 300675/AL RENTAL 10.00 SALE $89.00


214225/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.50 277725/AL SALE $147.50 301725/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $85.75

264450/AL SALE $75.50 277760/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 301675/AL SALE $62.50




264825/AL SALE $81.26 276220/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.00 303160/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00


264427/AL SALE $881.26 278255/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $99.00 303200/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50

r84628/AL SALE $81.25 279550/AL SALE $89.00 303210/RL SALE $52.75

264635/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 279900/AL riENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00 303211/AL SALE $56.00


265661/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 260050/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 303265/AL SALE $52.75


266860/AL SALE $152.50 260200/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 303281/AL SALE $145.00

266830/AL SALE $197.25 280225/AL SALE $5600 304202/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $75.50

267365/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 260300/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.25 305190/AL SALE $10.00

26/440/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 260360/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50 305240/AL SALE $40.50

.267740/AL SALE $87.00 280750/AL SALE $59.50 305290/AL SALE $56.00

267805/AL .SALE $63.75 280910/AL SALE $62.75 305375/AL SALE $96.50

267806/AL SALE $96 50 281401/AL SALE $116.00 305448/RL SALE $59.50

267.10/AL SALE $75.50 281430/AL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $29.00 305454/AL SALE $110.25


2138200/AL SALE $38.26 281594/AL RENTAL$12.50 SALE $251.75 305540/RL SALE$10.00

XI

3 S

irru NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.

306060/RL SALE $110.25 325126/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 335459IRL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $75.50

306610/RL SALE $13.25 32512q/RL SALE $105.50 335625/RL SALE $29.75




306030/RL SALE $5P.75 32t510/RL SALE $175.00 336326/RL SALE $10.00


300066/RL SALE 1104.60 326626/RL SALE 06.00 336326/RL SALE $10.00




310541/RL SALE $104.50 327010/RL SALE $162.50 337410/RL SALE,181.25


310620/RL SALE $40.50 32746C/RL SALE $133.50 336100/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $156.50




311035/RL SALE $121.75 327476/RL SALE $39.50 336504/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 8.133.50



311560/RL SALE $127.50 327492/RL SALE 09.00 339050/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00

311625/RL RENTAL $12.50 327500/RL SALE $87.00 33040)/RL SALE $66.00

312690/RL SALE 8116.00 327505/RL SALE $75.50 339420/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE MOO

313761/RL SALE $168.25 327510/RL RENTAL$10.00 SALE $26.50 339440/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 04.00

313600/RL SALE $127.25 327515/RL RENTAL$10.00 SALE $19.75 339450/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $3825

314057/RL SALE $81.25 32752001 RENTAL$10.00 SALE 116.60 339600/RL SALE 06.76


314110/RL SALE $81.25 32753C/RL SALE $133.50 340611/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $156.00

314121/RL SALE $58.00 327700/RL SALE 08.00 340725/RL SALE WOO


315010/RL REhTAL $10.00 SALE $40.25 326045/RL SALE $79.25 341400/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00





315750/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $99.00 326525/RL SALE 840.50 341576/RL SALE $160.75

315770/RL SALE $291.50 326540/RL SALE $95.75 341577/RL SALE $1$0.75

316220/RL SALE $79.25 330075/RL SALE WOO 341576/RL SALE $121.75



316606/RL SALE 09.00 330700/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 08.00 341753/RL SALE 02.50

316726/RL SALE $99.00 330775/RL SALE $62.75 341756/RL - SALE $49.60

316765/RL SALE $95.75 33C776/RL SALE $39.50 342660/RL SALE $92.75




321390/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 331590/RL SALE 01.25 344200/RL SALE $168.25





322090/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00 33f690/RL SALE $168.25 345660/RL SALE $49.50

323470/RL SALE $225.00 331696/RL SALE $425 340647/RL SALE 01.00

323460/RL SALE $72.50, 331697/RL SALE $48.25 349665/RL SALE $78.00

323403/RL SALE $29.75 331696/RL SALE $28.j0 349763/RL SALE 01.25

323796/RL SALE $52.75 331699/RL SALE $29.75 349775/RI. SALE $132.00



323670/RL SALE $1t50 331902/RL SALE $38.25 35C460/RL SALE $10.00

3239M)/RL SALE $49.50 331903/RL SALE $29.75 350465/RL SALE $10.00





324519/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89.00 333150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 02.75 351426/RL SALE $10.00





324570/RL SALE $10.00 334160/RL SALE $34.75 353200/RL SALE $63.7F



3 o

TTTLENO. TITLE NO, TITLE NO.364100/RL RENTAL 812.50 SALE 8156.50 387600/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 426200/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE 848.25

364660/RL SALE $86.75 3$7801/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $23.013 428201/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50

346010/RL RENTAL 815.00 SALE 8175.00 387802/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $49.50 426480/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 09.50

368440/RL SALE $162.50 367803/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $26.50 427915/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00

380076/RL SALE 09.25 3$7623/RL SALE $33.00 428175/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00


362751/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $251.75 388527/RL SALE $17.50 428250/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 582.50

386060/RL REN (AL 812.50 SALE 8156.50 388526/RL SALE $23.25 428275/RL RENTAL 512.50 SALE $150.713

370599/RL RENTAL 812.50 SALE $251.75 388806/RL SALE $29.00 428320/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $52.75

372425/RL SALE $59.50 368820/RL SALE $105.50 426325/FIL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $56.00


373600/RL SALE $92.50 390180/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE 3168.25 428360/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $682.75

373606/RL SALE $39.50 390820/RL SALE $125.50 428365/FIL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $82.75


373900/RL RENTAL 81C 00 SALE $46.25 391650/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 428373/RL SALE $89.25



374001/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $56.00 394690/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.25 428450/RL REN TAL $10.00 SALE $72.50


374150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 395360/RL SALE $104.50 428480/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 539.50


374170/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 395400/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 42d485/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $882.75


374260/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE WOO 395405/RL SALE $56.00 428874/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $99.00

C74348/RL SALE $43.00 395410/RL. RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 428876/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $49.50

374350/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE WOO 395901/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 428880/RL SALE $40.50



374460/RL' RENTAL $10.013 SALE $49.50 396080/RL SALE $330.50 429545/RL SALE $87.00





374547/RL SALE $3625 399450/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.75 432880/RL SALE $92.50


374571/RL SALE $61.25 400500/RL SALE $104.50 4,3235/RL SALE $102.25





378300/AL SALE $118.75 405600/RL SALE $66.00 434930/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $39.50

37$351/RL SALE $29.00 408281/RL SALE $33.00 435625/RL SALE $145.013

37931X/FIL SALE $3825 406575/RL SALE $82.50 435725/RL SALE $10.00

379603/FIL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $66.00 409150/RL SALE $87.00 435745/RL SALE $682.75

379600/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 892.50 411877/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $40.50 435850/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $72.50



360225/RL SALE $87.00 414628/RL SALE $89.50 438514/FIL RENTAL $10.00








3852CC/FIL SALE $3625 416760/RL SALE $10.013 446425/FIL SALE $58.013

386660/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $e2.75 .417845/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 446426/RL SALE $40.50

360661/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE 879.25 418091/RL SALE $249.50 446427/RL SALE $58.013

387400/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $39.50 419770/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $29.75 446430/RL SALE $63.75

367510/RL RENTAL 812.60 SALE 8145.00 419980/RL SALE $150.75 448433/FIL SALE $52.25

387530/RL RENTAL 812.50 SALE 816825 420045/RL SALE $150.75 446434/RL SALE $58.013


387646/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $39.50 420770/RL RENTAL 820.00 SALE $348.130 440440/FIL SALE $40.50

387540/FIL SALE $24.50 421833/FIL SALE $59.50 447600/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50

367647/RL SALE 819.75 424111/RL RENTAL 812.50 SALE $48.50 447900/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $69.25

367680/RL SALE 649.50 424450/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $102.25 448050/RL RENTAL $10.013 SALE $56.00

367573/RL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $80.00 424475/RL SALE 879.25 448345/RL SALE $272.50


387677/RL SALE $89.00 426340/RL SALE $81.25 451150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 839.50



367660/RL SALE 8121.75 426815/AL RENTAL 810.00 SALE $89.00 453860/RL SALE 8104.50

=LE NO.464000/RL RENTAL $10,00454150/RL RENTAL $10.00465029/RL457660/RL457695/RL$56680/RL

459990/RL4410065/FIL

480090/FIL

480425/RL461000/RL461210/RL461548/FIL

461684/FIL RENTAL $12.60461856/FIL

482050/RL RENTAL $10.00462060/RL

463099/RL463475/RL463485/R I. REbITAL $10.00

463490/RL RENTAL $10.00483500/RL RENTAL $10.00463505/RL RENTAL $10.00463510/RL RENTAL $10.00463500/RL RENTAL $10.00485857/FIL

486800/FIL

488225/RL469412/RL474940/RL475900/RL

475905/RL481150/RL RENTAL $1/ .50483610/AL484120/RL 'RENTAL $10.00484520/RL4811440/RL

467910/RL408300/FIL RENTAL $10.00458560/FIL

490440/RL RENTAL $12.50491950/AL492846/RL492675/RL493272/RL493300/FIL

493320/RL494185/RL RENTAL $10.004A4490/RL494500/RI. RENTAL $10.00494550/AL RENTAL $10.00494800/FIL RENTAL $10.00494650/RL RENTAL $10.00497665/RL497700/AL497850/RL497950/RL RENTAL $10.00497NO/RL497270/RL RENTAL $10.00490025/FIL RENTAL f40.004N125/RL499150/RL RENTAL $10.00499155/AL RENTAL $10.00499180/RL RENTAL $10.004N166/RL RENTAL $10.00499220/AL RENTAL $10.00499256/RL RENTAL $10.004902110/RL RENTAL $10.00

4992.11/RL RENTAL $10.00499300/RL RENTAL $10.00499400/AL RENTAL $10.00499440/RL R

nru NO. TITLE NO.SALE $E.76 499460/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $48.25 523603/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50SALE $40.00 499460/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE WOO 523650/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00

SALE $89.00 499470/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25 523700/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $26.60SALE $197.26 499475/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 524690/RL SALE $23.25

SALE $174.00 499500/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00 524605/RL SALE $92.75

SALE $145.00 499510/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25 525125/RL SALE $111.25SALE $162.50 499616/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 048.25 525300/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $118.75

SALE $33.00 40/590/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 526424/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50

SALE $36.25 490:25TIL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $46.25 525901/RL SALE $168.25

SALE $145.00 499545/RL !RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50 526700/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00

SALE $168.25 499550/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 527112/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $92.75

SALE $104.60 499650/RL FIFA TAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 526125/RL SALE $191.50

SALE $145.00 49970C/RL iENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 528605/RL SALE $121.75

SALE $251.75 500660/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.50 528650/FIL SALE $76.00SALE $6700 500770/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 526720/RL SALE $116.00

SALE $49.50 50206G/RL SALE $162.50 528760/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50

SALE $86.00 602075/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $139.25 526800/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.50SALE $168.25 502175/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $110.26 528000/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00

SALE $49.50 502325/RL SALE S1U 528910/RL RENTAL $101 1 SALE $62.75

SALE $69.25 503230/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00 510SMO/FIL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.50SALE $39.50 503565/RL SALE $105.60 52505UIAL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.25SALE $62.75 503556/RL SALE $105.60 529060/FIL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $09.25SALE $52.75 503557/RL SALE $150.75 5290550IL RENTAL VG 00 SALE $79.25SALE $59.25 50434501 SALE $52.75 529126/RL SALE $62.75SALE $62.75 504350/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00 529160/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE 1115.50SALE $98.50 504351/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $52.75 529965/RL SALE $81.25

sAu: $87.00 504400/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $89,25 531490/Rt RENTAL $12.50 SALE $121.75SALE $92.75 506877/RL SALE $162.50 531530/RL SALE 0150.75SALE $69.25 507400/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $150.75 532100/RL SALE $19.75SALE $69.50 506460/RL SALE $109.00 532160/RL SALE $63.75SALE $56.00 509100/RL SALE $152.50 534420/RL RENTAL $17.50 SALE $191.50SALE $104.50 509187/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $66.00 534601/RL SALE $82.60SALE $46.50 509200/HL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $96.50 535006/RL SALE $179.75

SALE $26.50 509890/AL SALE $46.50 535675/RL SALE $81.25SALE 510601/RL SALE $29.00' 540728/RL SALE $12.50SALE $131.25 512400/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 541640/RL SALE $89.00SALE $81.25 513100/RL SALE $36.25 542400/RL SALE $05.76SALE $59.50 513101/RL SALE $36.25 542430/RL SALE $29.00

SALE $59.50 513103/RL SALE WOO 543151/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00

SALE $156.50 513535/RL SALE $233.00 543152/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00SALE $112.25 513553/RL SALE $16.50 543154/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00

SALE $174.00 513555/AL RENTAL ' 0.00 SALE $18.60 540680/FIL sAa $150.75SALE $214.50 513557/RL RENTAL 10,00 SALE $23.00 547275/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $138.50

SALE $127.50 513569/RL SALE $23.00 547315/RL SALE whoSALE $92.75 513561/RL SALE $16.50 546301/RL SALE $75.50SALE $29.00 513583/RL SALE $23.00 546407/RL SALE $81.25SALE $46.50 513566/RL SALE 016.60 549740/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $92.75

513587/RL SALE $16.50 550599/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $261.75SALE $40.60 513669/RL SALE 015.50 550625/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.60SALE $52.50 513571/RL SALE $13.25 552225/RL SALE $20.00SALE $69.25 513575/RL SALE $13.25 552228/RL SALE $150.75SALE $62.75 513730/RL SALE $69.25 653315/RL RENTAL $67.50 SALE $261.00SALE $79.25 513790/RL SALE $1,361.25 554000/RL SALE $162.50SALE $67.00 515:25/RL SALE $10.00 555595/RL SALE $82.75SALE $69.50 510450/RL SALE :162.50 566050/RL SALE $60.60SALE $75.60 516470/RL RENTAL $10.00 56730011. SALE $81.25SALE $29.75 517420/RL SALE $16.50 568920/RL SALE $162.50SALE $52.75 5161004IL SALE $58.00 550924/RL SALE $81.25SALE $33.00 516106/RL SALE $133.50 556936/RL SALE $98.60SALE $43.00 516230/RL SALE $60.50 500175/RL SALE $10.00SALE $58.00 516300/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $82.50 561040/RL SALE $69.25SALE $43.00 520755/RL SALE $23.25 561363/RL SALE $96.50SALE see.25 520600/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 561354/RL SALE $89.50SALE $39.60 521040/RL SALE $52.25 561701/RL SALE $188.25SALE $62.75 621400/RL SALE $43.00 561656/RL SALE $116.00SALE $85.75 523060/RL SALE $102.25 561060/RL SALE $156.50SALE $59.50 523139/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00 562100/RL RENTAL $12.60 SALE $162.50SALE WOO 523140/RL SALE $62.76 5631100/FIL SALE 909.25SALE $62.75 523141/RL SA LE $06.00 583920/RL SALE $72.50SALE $69.25 523260/RL SALE $39.50 5434325/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50SALE $72.50 523600/FIL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50 568063/RL SALE $72.50SALE $59.50 523560/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 566636/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50

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TITLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE 40.

566020/RL SALE $46.60 610615/RL SALE $92.75 641900/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE SE.6.00

1566300/RL SALE $2 t4.75 612070/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $206.25 642050/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $62.75

586425/RL SALE $81.25 612200/RL RENT4L $10.00 SALE $62.75 642060/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50

ses436niL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $66.00 612201/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50 642400/RL SALE $162.50


566160/RL SALE $56.00 613425/RL FIENT AL $10.03 SALE $109.03 642510/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $79.25

5416600/RL SALE $10.03 613430/RL RENT AL $12.50 SALE $104.50 642530/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE 166.00



5603D6/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 615329/RL SALE $87.00 642650/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $59.50


560325MRL, RENTAL $10.00 SALL: $59.50 615500/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 644400/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $36.25


544MWD/RL SALE $56.00 616450/RL SALE $55.50 647750/RL SALE $39.50



569660/RL SALE $104.50 616290/RL SALE $10.00 _649500/RL SALESTRI.75



560900MRL SAI.E $110.25 619250/RL SALE $56.00 649950/11L RENTAL $10.03 SALE $62.75


570590/RL SALE $66.00 619450/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE$59.50 651020/RL SALE $162.50


571225/RL SALE $69.25 619600/RL RENTA L $10.00 SALE $66.00 656700/RL RENT AL $10.00 SALE $43.00







577470/RL SALE $81.25 630900/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 658160/k. SALE INQUIRE

576150/RL RENTAL$1 0.00 SALE $62.75 630990/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $52.75 660200/RL SALE $175.00

578200/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE$62.75 631150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 860610/RL SALE $145.00

578250/12%. RENTAL $1 0.03 SALE $76.00 631500/RL SALE $36.25 660615/RL SALE $69.00

578575/RL RENTAL $1 2.50 SALE $81.25 631640/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 660627/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $156.50

579100/RL RENTAL $1 ODD SALE $69.25 632249/RL SALE $112.75 661125/RL SALE $56.00




f412904/RL RENT AL $1 2.50 632710/RL SALE $148.50 66364B/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $139.25

5844361RL RENTAL $1 2.50 SALE $139.25 632730/RL SALE $33.03 663650/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75

5841W47/RL RENTAL $1 2.50 SALE $63.75 632765/RL SALE $79.25 663721/RL SALE $10.00


586310/RL RENTAL $1 0.00 SALE $48.25 634325/RL SALE $167.00 663850/RL SALE $39.50


SP6600/RL SALE $87.03 634800/RL SALE $26.50 464010/RL SALE $46.50

588640/RL RENT Al $1 0.03 SALE $72:50 634900/RL SALE $43.00 664265/RL SALE $96.50

586650/RL RENT AL $1 0.00 SALE $85.75 635745/RL SALE $112.25 864280/RL SALE $87.00

592500/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50 635625/11L SALE $243.00 664351/11L SALE $36.25

5925150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE ;85.75 636300/ft RENTAL $10.00 SALE $66.00 664500/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $59.50



592611/RL SALE fium.po 637690/RL SALE $162.50 864600/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $66.00



596250/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $99.00 637600/RI RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50 868000/RL RENTAL $12.50

596222/RL SALE $87.03 636240/RL RENTAL $1r SALE $46.25 1166001/RL RENT(.L. $12.50



800080/11L RENTAL $10.03 SALE $99.00 636625/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $75.50 669625/RL SALE $99.00

1$0376M4L RENTAL $12.50 SALE $162.50 639400/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 138.25 870295/RL SALE $174.00

6C0500/RL SALE $116.00 639448/RL SALE $58.00 ,670580/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $40.50



601890/RL RENTAL $10.00 sALE $92.50 640445/RL SALE $75.50 572050/FIL SALE $52.25

001740/ft RENTAL 110.03 SALE 06.33 841540/RL SALE $174.00 672251/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $145.00


606350/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $80.00 641543/11L SALE $156.50 673800/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50

606400/AL RENTAL $10.00 SALE *9.50 641546/RL SALE $182.50 674340/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $29.00


806750/ft' SALE $153.75 841549/RL SALE $145.00 676040/RL SALE $861.25

8°0380/AL RENTALI10.03 SALE *2.75 641550/RL SALE $174.00 676375/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE L52.75

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./TITLE NO. TITLE NO. TITLE NO.


676015/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $115.50 705430/RL SALE $36.25 747550/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $5600



676090/RL SALE $81.25 707850/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE WOO 747750/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE P5.75

676225/RL SALE $29.00 706090/RL SALE $10.03 747751/RL RENTAL $10.00 RALE $92.5J





6784SO/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $39.50 709775/RL SALE WOO 751511/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $25175

676730/R1 SALE $110.25 709779/RL SALE $39.50 751640/RL RENTAL $12.50


676800/RL RENTAL 112.50 SALE $112.25 710245/RL SALE $62.75 751900/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $95.75





679449/RL SALE WOO 712450/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $46.25 756320/RL SALE $52.75






681950/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $58.00 713725/RL RENTa $12.50 SALE $132.00 757153/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $3625


0682060/AL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $49.50 715295/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $33.00 757160/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $33.00









663045/RL SALE $75.50 723910/RL SALE P2.75 760170/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $36.25

684640/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 724$50/RL SALE $95.75 760202/RL SALE $10.00

684850/RL IIENTAL $10.03 SALE $29.75 725060/RL SALE $34.75 760000/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $46.25



668200/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $2.50 727499/RL RENTAL $12.50 761680/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $62.75

686280/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 728130/RL SALE14010 761665/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE 113.00

666350/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $56.00 726204/RL SALE$48.50 761670/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $39.50

668355/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $92.50 726426/RL SALE$92.75 762538/RL SALE $60.50

668726/RL SALE $63.75 726810/RL SALE$56.00 763240/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $49.50


669500/RL SALE 681.25 729690/RL SALE$5910 763242/RL SALE $19.75

669601/RL SALE $27.25 730450/RL SALE$4310 763250/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $29.75

690109/RL SALE $156.50 731165/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE$4910 763266/RL SALE $34.75

691150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25 731190/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE$9610 763371/RL SALE $46.50

601600/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $79.25 731116/RL SALE$118.00 764700/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $86.130

691765/RL SALE 156.00 731100/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALES'S' 5 764800/R1 RENTAL 110.00 SALE 166.00

691980/RL SALE $59.50 732151/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE$39.50 784625/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $39.50

692525/RL SALE $72.50 732800/RL SALE$86.00 764660/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE 180.25

692710/RL SALE $52.25 732620/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE$92.75 764900/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $06.00

602901/RL SALE $29.00 733655/RL SALE$11025 766010/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $49.50

892916/RL SALE $16.50 734750/7L SALE14921 765100/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $4625

694600/RL ,SALE $150.75 735300/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE$7230 765150/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $49.50

695751/RL SALE $33.00 73575001 SALE$2t75 765200/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $58.00

696150/RL RENTAL $10.03 SALE $59.50 735814/RL SALE168.00 788680/RL SALE $52.76



697890/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $63.75 73927CAL RENTAL $10.00 SALE$6925 767449/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE MOO

608600/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25 740697/RI SALE$92.75 767781/RL SALE $104.50

609203/RL RENTAL $15.00 SALE 122625 740910/RL SALE$12710 767765/RL SALE $75.50


702390/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $104.50 741750/RL SALE182.50 769600/RL SALE $102.25

702420/RL SALE $34.75 741640/RL SALE$15610 771785/RL SALE $99.00

702425/RL SALE $162.50 743125/RL RENTAL $1260 SALES75.50 771787/RL SALE $85.75

702567/RL SALE $95.75 743520/RL SALEW32.00 771848/RL SALE $191.50

702917/RL SALE $29.00 745850/RL SALE04910 772202/RL SALE $121.75

702927/RL SALE $139.25 4/1747425/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE$8125 772725/RL SALE $05.75

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776504/RL SALE WOO 793493/RL $46.25 816250/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $43.00

778625/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 793871/RL

\SALE

SALE $217.00 81n350/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $72.50


777100/RL RENTAL $10.00 ALE $69.25 i94650/RL \SALE $166.50 816500/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $168.25


777121/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 79609E.L SALE $118.50 816730/RL SALE $79.25




777502/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $87.00 801875/RL SALE $10.00 1,18251/RL SALE $166.50




779350/AL RENTAL $12.C.0 SALE $162.50 6C3903/RL RENTAL $12.50 822840/RL SALE $69.50



781152/RL SALE $8125 810625/RL SALE $44.25 823500/RL SALE $62.75

781950/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $62.75 811225/RL SALE $92.75 1,24450/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $69.25

781 954/RL SALE $69.50 811375/RL RENTAL $122.50 SALE $1,365.00 824470/RL SALE $150.75

782200/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $92.50 1311725/RL RENTAL $10.00 824425/RL SALE $261.00

M5100/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $127.50 812700/RL SALE $105.50 824930/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $166.25

786250/RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $29.75 813850/SL SALE $119.25 828720/RL RENTAL $12.50 SALE $81.25

787125/RL SALE $10.00 813750/RL , SALE $156.25 827590/RL SALE $58.00






790480/RL RENTAL $20.00 SALE $215.00 815610/ RL RENTAL $10.00 SALE $79.25 833300/RL RENTAL $1230 SALE $127.50


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