Business screen magazine (1944)

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r^ very sailor in the world s greatest battle fleet has been taught a large part of his job by United States Navy Training films. He has learned faster and retained more through this medium for transmitting ideas than in any other way. Starting from scratch, without benefit of estabhshed procedures, tlie Training Film and Motion Picture Branch tackled a training program of luiparalleled size and complexity. The speed and efficiency with which the job has been done is the greatest possible tribute to the officers and men of this unit. Since Pearl Harbor most of the facilities of Loucks & Norling have been devoted to the production of motion pictures and slide films for the United States Navy. It has been a privilege to work with Navy men. LOUCKS^NORLING 243 WEST S S TH ST. • NEW YORK CITY MOTION PICTURES • SLIDE FILMS • SINCE 1923 23