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NUMERICAL INDEX MF No. 55-8455 Amphibious Warfare—Handling the Landing Craft Shows how LCM-3's LCP's and LCV's are launched from a transport, loaded alongside, and stowed aboard ship (15 min— 1955—Distribution to central film and equipment exchanges in CONUS and Transportation Command—From Navy Film MN- 942D). 55-8456 The LST—Employment LST employment, combat loading, loading cargo, transporta- tion, and discharge of LVT's and DUKW's, Transport QM's duties (19 min—1956—Distribution to central film and equip- ment exchanges in CONUS and Transportation Command— From Navy Film MN 4302B). 55-8457 Amphibious Ships, Crafts, and Vehicles This film describes numerous types of landing craft, amphib- ious vehicles and control ships and their salient features (21 min—1955—Distribution to central film and equipment ex- changes in CONUS and Transportation Command—From Ma- rine Film MH 7483). 55-8458 Amphibious Warfare, the LCVP—Pt II—Boat Handling Demonstration of equipment checks, before starting engine checks, and gear checks are demonstrated—All phases of boat handling and securing are explained (19 min—1955—Distribu- tion to central film and equipment exchanges in CONUS and Transportation Command—From Navy Film MN 4306B). 55-8459 Amphibious Warfare, the LCM (3) Operation Describes primary and advanced boat handling—Use of ramp in emergency and anchor—Unloading of a boat from ship (21 min—1955—Distribution to central film and equipment ex- changes in CONUS and Transportation Command—From Navy Film MN 4307B). 55-8460 Lookout Training—Your Importance Explanation of Lookout's duties, stressing importance of con- stant vigilance and immediate report (contact first, then follow up) (4 min—1955—Distribution to central film and equipment exchanges in CONUS and Transportation Command—From Navy Film MN 16N). 55-8461 Lookout Training—Bearings Procedure for determining relative bearings from line of ships course is discussed and demonstrated with models—Explains correct terminology (4 min—1955—Distribution to central film and equipment exchanges in CONUS and Transportation Com- mand—From Navy Film MN 16R). 55-8462 Lookout Training—Lookout Sky, horizon and surface, search—Estimation of relative bear- ing and position angle—Care of binoculars (23 min—1955—Dis- tribution to central film and equipment exchanges in CONUS and Transportation Command—From Navy Film MN 16U). 55-8463 Navigation—The Earth Poles, great circles, pai-allels, meridians, longitude, latitude, nautical mile and departure (20 min—1955—Distribution to 246 AGO 10118B