The Complete World War II Film Library in 6 DVDs - Great WWII Battle Scenes, Propoganda and Bond FIlms, WWII Homefront Issues, Wartime Manufacturing, Pearl Harbor and More Review

The Complete World War II Film Library in 6 DVDs - Great WWII Battle Scenes, Propoganda and Bond FIlms, WWII Homefront Issues, Wartime Manufacturing, Pearl Harbor and More
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The 6 DVDs of THE COMPLETE WWII FILM LIBRARY are stored in three cases (as shown). As with most Historical Archives products, quality here is quite good. Producers of these shorts are primarily U.S. government departments, with some from major and indie studios.
This collection offers many rarities available nowhere else, such as War Dept. footage of post-blast Hiroshima and Nagasaki, films designed for industrial plant managers, detention camp documentaries and histories of new war weapons.(Contents list includes sources, when available.)
PROGRAM for "Complete WWII Film Library":
DISC ONE - 1941 - 42--
[41:42] World at War (U.S. Office of War Information - 1942)
[10:39] Mission Accomplished: The Story of the Flying Fortress (U.S. Office of War Information - 1942)
[ 9:35] News Parade: Bombing of Pearl Harbor (Castle Films - 1942)
[ 8:36] Ring of Steel (Office For Emergency Planning)
[10:21] Safeguarding Military Information (AMPAS - 1941)
[10:09] Victory Is Our Business (Jam Handy - 1942)
[10:21] The Arm Behind the Army (U.S. Army Signal Corps - 1942)
[18:07] Campus on the March (RKO-Pathé)
[10:35] Close Harmony (Jam Handy - 1942)DISC TWO - 1943--
[54:18] Divide and Conquer ((U.S. War Dept.)
[ 9:26] Japanese Relocation (U.S. Office of War Information)
[19:51] Our Enemy: The Japanese (U.S. Office of War Information)
[20:16] All Out for Victory (?)
[10:08] Three Cities (U.S. Office of War Information)
[10:21] Wartime Nutrition (U.S. Office of War Information)DISC THREE - 1943 - 44--
[10:40] Conquer by the Clock (RKO-Pathé - 1943)
[ 8:55] When Work Is Done (U.S. Office of War Information - 1943)
[10:49] As the Twig Is Bent... (? - 1943)
[ 9:50] Food for Fighters (U.S. Office of War Information - 1943)
[ 8:32] Manpower (U.S. Office of War Information - 1943)
[13:15] Troop Train (U.S. Office of War Information - 1943)
[15:34] What Makes a Battle? (U.S. Office of War Information - 1944)
[17:13] A Challenge to Democracy ( U.S. War Relocation Authority - 1944)
[13:51] A Letter From Bataan ( Paramount - 1944)
{12:29] Freedom Comes High (U.S. Navy - 1944)DISC FOUR - 1944--
[18:29] It Can't Last (U.S. Navy)
[10:10] Supervising Women Workers (Kerkow)
[10:48] Highballing to Victory (U.S. War Dept.)
[ 8:58] Curtiss-Wright Shorts, 7 Subjects (Jam Handy)
[10:13] Every Minute Counts (Kerkow)
[15:08] These People (Jam Handy)
[17:27] That Boy Joe (Chicago Film Laboratory)
[ 8:35] Men and Jobs (Berndt-Maurer)
[15:24] These Are the People (Jam Handy)
[20:51] To the People of the United States (California Dept. of Public Health)DISC FIVE - 1945--
[16:45] D-Day Minus One (U.S. Army Air Forces)
[59:35] Combat America (U.S. Army Air Forces)
[15:07] It's Everybody's War (20th Century Fox)
[17:12] Remember These Faces (U.S. Treasury, War Finance Division)
[ 8:24] Target Invisible (U.S. Army Air Forces)
[20:06] Birth of the B-29 (U.S. Army Air Forces)DISC SIX - 1945 - 46--
[12:44] Mr. and Mrs. America (U.S. Treasury, War Finance Division - 1945)
[10:11] The Town (U.S. Office of War Information, Overseas Branch - 1945)
[ 8:53] Suggestion Box (U.S. Office of War Information - 1945)
[11:49] Special Delivery (U.S. Army Air Forces - 1946)
[26:36] Operation Crossroads (Jam Handy - 1946)
[12:02] A Tale of Two Cities (U.S. War Department - 1946)
[18:38] U.S. News Review, Issue No. 3 (U.S. Office of War Information)

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