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NUMERICAL INDEX
R&D No.
Atomic Energy Act 1954 — Special handling required — Exceptions: None Limited to CF&EEs and designated service schools.)
11 Army Research and Development — Film Report No. 11 (U)
(25 min— 1959— Color— Film is classified SECRET — Special handling required — NOFORN Exceptions: UK and Canada.)
12 Army Research and Development — Film Report No. 12 (U)
Goers Cargo Carrier Tanker (U); Tank, ISIain Battle, M60(C)— Self-propelled 155mm Howitzer, T196(C) — Intestinal Biopsy Capsule (U)— Claymore Mine, T48E1(C)— Gravel Mine(S)— Surveillance Radar, AB,AN/APS-85(U)—AN/APQ-86(C)— Infrared Detecting Set AN/AAS-5(C)— Pershing Captive Test(S)— Zeus Firing Test(S) (29 min— 1960— Color— Film classified SECRET— Special handling required — Not releasable to Foreign Nationals — Exceptions: UK and Canada).
13 Army Research and Development — Film Report No. 13 (U)
(28 min— 1960— Color— Film is CONFIDENTIAL— Special handling required — Not releasable to Foreign Nationals — Exceptions: UK and Canada by Auth Chief, R&D, 1 March 60.)
14 Army Research and Development — Film Report No. 14 (U)
(28 min— 1960— Color— Film classified SECRET— Special handling required— NOFORN— Exceptions: UK and CANADA.)
59. Staff Film Reports (SFR)
Staff Film Reports (SFR) are newsreel-type films of the Korean conflict. Weekly distribution of these films was discontinued with the release of SFR 185. Future issues will be released as timely material warrants.
SFR No.
14 (22 min— August 1944— Film is classified CONFIDENTIAL— There
is also an unclassified version.) 16 (34 min— August 1944— FUm is classified SECRET— There is also an
unclassified version.)
21 (31 min— September 1944— Film is classified CONFIDENTIAL.)
22 (36 min— October 1944— FUm is classified CONFIDENTIAL.) 28 (25 min— November 1944— FUm is classified SECRET.)
32 (22 min— December 1944— Film is classified SECRET.)
37 (28 min— January 1945— Film is classified SECRET.)
40 (38 min— February 1945— Film is classified CONFIDENTIAL.)
42 (32 min— February 1945— Film is classified CONFIDENTIAL.)
102 Korea, 24 June through 4 July 1950 — Evacuees arrive in Japan — South Koreans reorganize and leave for Suwon front — C-54's unload supplies for South Korean Army at Suwon — Gen Douglas MacArthur flies to war zone — Battalion of 24th Infantry Division lands in Korea — South Koreans greet new arrivals at Taejon — Trainload of fighting equipment moves forward — US troops encounter enemy tanks — US Navy orders aircraft carrier USS PHILIPPINE SEA from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor with jet fightersSea movement of 24th Infantry Division gets underway (14 min — 1950).
103 Defense line 5 miles south of Seoul held by South Koreans — US troops move up front from Taejon — LST unloads troops and equipment at Pusan —
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