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TF No. 21-2099 Concealment of Vehicles
Technique of camouflage applied to vehicles in temporary and permanent bivouac — Standard procediu-e and field expedients for concealing vehicles and tire marks near bivouac or parking area (28 min— 1945— Color).
21-2100 Concealment of Bivouac
Problems involved in selection and camouflage of bivouac area against air reconnaissance — Drapes and flat tops — Natural cover (24 min— 1945— Color).
21-2113 Physical Training, Army Drill Number One — Part I — Exercises 1-4
High jump, bend and reach, squat thrust, and rowing (21 min — 1956 — Film Reference — Distribution to central film libraries in CONUS and OS). 21-2114 Physical Training, Army Drill Number One — Part II — Exercises 5-8
Squat bender, pushups, side bender, and body twist (12 min — 1956 — Film Reference — Distribution to central film and equipment exchanges in CONUS and OS).
21-2115 Physical Training, Army Drill Number One— Part III— Exercises 9-12
Squat jumper, trunk twister, stationary run, and 8-count pushup (10 min — 1956 — Film Reference — Distribution to Central Film and Equipment Exchanges in CONUS and OS).
21-2116 Physical Training, Army Drill Number One— Part IV— Alternate Exercises, Supplementary Activities
Bottoms up and turn and bounce— Running in formation, sprints, and cross-country runs — Guerrilla exercises — Grass drill — Combative driU — Mass games and relays (10 min — 1956 — Film Reference — Distribution to Central Film and Equipment Exchanges in CONUS and OS). 21-2197 Camouflage for Scouting and Patrolling
Camouflage and movement techniques employed by combat troops in day and night operations — Stress on good camouflage discipline for survival (33 min — 1957 — Color — Film Reference). 21-2301 Military Instruction — Part I — Principles of Learning
Cover the six principles of learning: Motivation, objective, doing, realism, background, and appreciation — Importance of appeal to senses to stimulate student interest (23 min — 1956 — Film Reference). 21-2302 Military Instruction — Part II — The Stages of Instruction — Preparation Estimating teaching situation — Selecting and organizing material — Checking availability of training aids — Preparing lesson plan — Rehearsing lesson — Final check of all arrangements (12 min — 1956 — Film Reference). 21-2303 Military Instruction — Part II — The Stages of Instruction — Presentation Covers elements and advantages of introduction, explanation, and summary (12 min — 1956 — Film Reference). 21-2304 Military Instruction — Part II — The Stages of Instruction — Application, Examination and Review of Critique Elements and advantages of application, examination, and review of critique (20 min — 1956 — Film Reference). 21-2305 Military Instruction— Part III— Training Aids
Types, characteristics, and use of simple and complex training aids —
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