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MOTION PICTURES 71 Fundamentals of Artillery Weapons. Part 1: Types and Components of Cannon U.S. Department of the Army, 1944. Brief definition and classification of ar- tillery weapons; explanation of the main types: guns, howitzers, and mortars; operating principles of percussion ham- mer, inertia, and continuous pull-type firing mechanism. (TF 9-2058; 28 min- utes) 41 Fundamentals of Artillery Weapons. Part 2: Types and Components of Carriage U.S. Department of the Army, 1944. Definition of main types of carriages, fixed and mobile; three types of mobile carriages: railway, self-propelled, and towed; examples of each type. (TF 9- 2059; 22 minutes) 41 Fundamentals of Ballistics U.S. Department of the Army, 1949. Explanation and study of launching mis- siles and explosives. (TF 9-1512; 19 minutes) 41 Fundamentals of End Cutting Tools U.S. Office of Education, 1942. (Machine Shop Work Series. Single Point Cutting Tools No. 2) Radius, threading, sheercut finishing, round-nosed finishing, side- facing tools; correct setting of the tools; and the type of cut each one makes. Supplementary filmstrip, same title, also available. (OE 43; 12 minutes) 32, 41 Fundamentals of Filing U.S. Office of Education, 1942. (Machine Shop Work Series. Bench Work No. 8) How to care for and handle files, clean files, and select different files for dif- ferent metals. Supplementary filmstrip, same title, also available. (OE 41; 12 minutes) 32, 41 Fundamentals of First Aid U.S. Department of the Navy, 1943. (Personnel Damage Control Series) Fun- damentals of first aid; battle station treatment of wounds, bomb blast, burns, fractures, and artificial respiration. Re- vision, same title, also available. (MN 836-a; 18 minutes, color) 41 Fundamentals of First Aid U.S. Department of the Navy, 1946. (Personnel Damage Control Series) Basic first aid: how to stop bleeding; restore breathing; cover burns and other wounds; apply splints on fractures; treat shock; carry victim. Revision. (MN 6466-a; 11 minutes) 41 Fundamentals of Irrigation U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, 1940. How to conserve irrigation water; apply it to avoid over watering certain types of land; estimate amount of water for various crops. (30 minutes) 18 Fundamentals of Massage U.S. Office of Education, 1945. (Nursing Series) Proper positions of patient for massage; how to perform superficial and deep stroking and the importance of rhythm in stroking; how to knead and use friction; value of each type of mas- sage movement. Supplementary filmstrip, same title, also available. (OE 414; 12 minutes) 32, 41 Fundamentals of Side Cutting Tools U.S. Office of Education, 1942. (Machine Shop Work Series. Single Point Cutting Tools No. 1) How side cutting tools are shaped and how they cut; and how gen- erated heat is dissipated. Supplementary filmstrip, same title, also available. (OE 42; 11 minutes) 32, 41 Fundamentals of Stair Layout U.S. Department of the Navy, 1950. (Building Techniques Series) Training film; title self-explanatory. (MN 6719-f; 11 minutes) 32, 41