Notice: This was produced by the US Army and the copyright would be held by the National Archive.

This film shows techniques used to interrogate prisoners.

Notice: This was produced by the US Army and the National Archive holds the copyright.

This shows gives examples of interrogation techniques used on prisoners.

Notice: This was produced by NBC for the public and used by intelligence agencies for training. And the copyright is held by the National Archive.

This film shows questioning done by British Mi-5 to determine if there are enemy agents in a group of refugees.

Notice: This was produced by the US Army and they would hold any copyright.

This film shows the Code of Conduct in action.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and any copyright is held by the National Archive.

This films shows examples of ways prisoners have escaped from enemy captivity both before reaching the POW Camp and after they arrived.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and they would hold any copyright.

This film covers basics of survival while being pursued by the enemy.

Notice: This was produced by the US Air Force and they would hold any copyright.

This film is a collection of real life escape and evasion stories put together showing how to and not to try evading the enemy inside their territory.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and any copyright would be held by the National Archives.

This film shows different way prisoners are interrogated and tricked to give information. Even minor bits can be pieced together for the interrogator to find out what he wants to know.

Notice: This was a production of a unit of the Canadian Army and they would hold any claim to a copyright. But there is no note of a copyright.

This video shows camouflaging vehicles in an Assembly Area.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and any copyright would be held by the National Archives.

This film shows sighting and setting up tripod mounted machine guns during defensive operations.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and any copyright would be held by the National Archives.

This video shows how mounted cavalry dismounts and engages the enemy as infantry while their horses are held to the rear.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and any copyright would be held by the National Archive.

This film shows the deployment of a battalion of 75mm guns to support an infantry assault.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and any copyright would be held by the National Archive.

This film shows the Heavy Machine Gun Team of the Cavalry unit. It shows how quickly the weapon can be dismounted and set up to engage the enemy.

Notice: This was produced by the US Army. If any copyright still applies it is held by the National Archives.

This film shows using tripod mounted machine guns in support of rifleman attacking an hill occupied by enemy troops.

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1/2 to 1 cup Split Peas
1 slice Bacon
1/4 to 1/2 small Onion, Diced
1/2 to 1 small Potato, Diced
1/2 to 1 small Carrot, Diced
up to 1 pint Water
Salt and Pepper to taste
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This is the 249th Anniversary of the Battles of Lexington Green and Concord Bridge.

Notice: This was produced by the US Army and they would hold any copyright.

This shows expedient methods to clean your weapon if gets dropped in mud or in water during a crossing. It also shows and gives tips of what to use to clean your weapon if you loose your cleaning kit.

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These are some examples on how guerrillas have used mortar rounds in booby traps.

Notice: This film was produced by Walt Disney Corporation and they hold the copyright. It can be purchased on DVD and Bl-Ray which I recommend.

A young man named Johnny Tremain joins a group known as the Sons of Liberty in 18th-century Boston. He becomes a patriot involved in the struggle for American independence.

Notice: This was produced by the US Army and the copyright would be held by the National Archives.

This film shows construction of Skirmishers Trenches, different types of Foxholes, Machine Gun Emplacements, Mortar Emplacements, Double Apron Barbed Wire Fence, Protective Barbed Wire Fence, and Command Posts.

Notice: This was an OSS training film so the CIA would hold any copyright.

This film showed agent trainees how a location like a home or hotel room is or can be searched. It also stresses the importance of leaving "traps" which are passive indicators to let you know if the area has been searched while you were away.

Notice: This film was produced by the US Army and they would hold the copyright.

This film explains when snipers could and should be used on the battlefield.

Notice: This film was produced by the Canadian Army and they would hold the copyright.

This film explains defensive operations from the brigade, division, and corps level. How to hold the enemy away from the main defensive line until defenses are ready.

Notice: This was produced for the OSS and the copyright would be held by the CIA.

This film shows examples of some of the ways and techniques taught to OSS agents for use in guerrilla warfare operations.

Notice: This video is made by Jim Wagner Reality Based (productions?) and they would hold any copyright.

This film gives ideas on equipment selection for use by law enforcement snipers in rural environments.