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        <title>USE OF COLOR IN NATIONAL DEFENSE  PATCHES, FLAGS, UNIFORMS 1950s U.S. MILITARY FILM (SILENT)  67104</title>
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        <description>Want to support this channel and help us preserve old films? Visit https://www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Browse our products on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2YILTSD This is a 1950’s era, silent, color film. (We're not sure why it is silent -- either it was intended to be used with an accompanying lecture or this is what is known as a "test print" of the film made without a soundtrack.)  The film shows how the military uses color as a communication device, as an aid in combat, and for identification purposes. The movie opens with Marines marching towards the camera. An explosion in the field and red signal smoke rises. A plane takes off and spins upside down as part of an air show. 1:00. Soldiers march across the field holding flags 1:22. The American flag is hoisted 1:30. A sailor stands guard beneath the flag 1:47. Flag is raised at Iwo Jima by the Marines 1:59. Soldiers parade in unison 2:15. A color guard presents Old Glory 2:38. West Point Cadets 2:50. Soldiers and sailors march in unison 4:02. Inspection 4:16 Revolutionary War era military costumes 4:33. Marines 4:42. Military marches with guns on their shoulders 5:14. The field turns as a unit 5:20. Soldiers, including African American soldiers, march 5:30. Soldiers with U.N. blue helmets 5:40. Two Army officers 6:00. Soldiers take aim on a firing range 6:12. An officer and a woman talk on base 6:33. A sailor receives a medal 6:46. Three medals are displayed 6:55. Each medal is shown individually 7:27. Decorated officers 8:00. Three medals are shown including the Medal of Honor, Purple Heart, Legion of Merit 8:30. Campaign and service ribbons are shown on a sailor and on a ship. Quartermaster symbol 9:15. Men hold flags on an open field 9:26. Different colored military patches 10:44. Individual patches including First Airborne Division 11:11. Several patches designating military units are shown in succession 11:20. A patch with a Native American image 11:37. Soldier with United Nations patch in Korea 11:42. Headquarters signage for Third Armored Division, 43rd Infantry Division, 2nd Armored Division, 4th Infantry Division 11:49. Machines are shown making patches and  banners 12:19. A soldier picks up a rifle with a primitive night vision or magnifying scope 13:18. PT boat laying a smoke screen 13:56. Landing area with smoke screen 14:19. Landing craft on the beach 14:22. A Martin P5M Marlin on a search and rescue mission 14:51. Men in a life raft signal with a mirror 15:06. U.S. Navy destroyer USS Pope (DE-134) 15:17. Men in a life raft 15:53. Distant view of life raft  16:08. Man puts a green colored marker dye into the ocean from life raft 16:40. The dye can be seen from an aerial view 16:48. A man fires an orange smoke flare 16:57. Flares 17:33. Sailor shows off his shark repellent dye on his Mae West life vest 17:40. Making dye. 17:49. The mixture is put into a bowl 18:05. Sailors use an ink dye and bait to catch a shark and haul it on the ship 18:35. Sharks are in a frenzy 18:45. Navy flag signaling demonstration by sailors 19:03. A sailor looks through a telescope 19:13. A Navy battleship is shown flying many flags 19:25. Sailor looks through binoculars and flags fly over the ship 20:05.  Signal flags are hoisted on the mast of the ship 20:16. Landing Signal Officer (LSO) on an aircraft carrier uses flags to signal planes 20:43. Pink smoke floats nearby to show wind direction and speed 21:17. Various smoke colors used in combat 21:50 - 22:27. Grumman F9F Panther with fire crew 22:39. Fireman in a hazmat suit 22:59. Man unfurls a green flag indicating safe to land 23:05. Different types of buoys and lighthouses shown 24:04. Different types of gas bottles designated by color 24:26. A Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar flies overhead and paratroops deploy 24:55. An African American engineer works in a wind tunnel. Different colored Schlieren  lines converge over the point of a projectile 26:00. A man in an orange rescue suit jumps from a plane 26:05. He deploys his parachute. Cruiser USS Worcester CL-144 conducts a fire suppression exercise 26:40. The cruiser is covered in colored residue indicating where water would be deployed by the spray system 27:25. A tank rolls across the field and shoots napalm from its turret 28:00. It destroys a building. Plane drops a bomb and destroys a structure 28:20. Tracer ammunition fills the night sky 28:50. A modified German V-2 rocket launches at White Sands in New Mexico 29:21. Pilot exits a Huey helicopter which has landed at a MASH unit in Korea 29:30. Patients are loaded into an ambulance. A hospital ship with a large red cross is seen on the water 29:52. Different colored signal smokes on display 30:11. The end. This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH8UaiCcfqE Mirrored from Periscope Film (https://www.youtube.com/@PeriscopeFilm)</description>
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