Interviewer: It sounds like you're being careful about the roles you choose. Yea I am.. because I told myself thank god, I mean, my first movie was with Mike Myers and all these other great actors and I said ‘well I can’t go back because I gotta work other great people’ so I’ve been given that opportunity and now I’m working in another movie, dream girls, with Eddie Murphy and Jamie Foxx, Morgan Freeman and all these amazing people. Observe

Can you please cut this sot? Thank you!\n\n18292897\n12:10:20 - 12:10:46\nAt 12:36, a 911 call, it lasted for 21 seconds. The initial caller called back. The student-child called back, and was told to stay on the line and be very quiet. She told 911 that he shot the door. At approximately 12:43 and 12:47, she asked 911 to please send the police now. \n##

Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown. <br/> <br/>Eden addresses UN in Paris. <br/> <br/>M/S Eden walks to platform and commences:- <br/> <br/>MS Anthony Eden walks to platform and commences:- (natural sound). It's only too sure Mr. President that we are today confronted. with difficulties enough and to spare the loom and vex us in every conscience yet if the nations have the will to solve them here in this organisation this is the machinery by which it can be done. If they have not the will to solve it there is no machinery which by itself alone can work that miracle. Here we have an instrument to hand and we must use it, as the charter says and the centre for harmonising the actions of nations and by that I mean the actions of all nations for in my judgement it would indeed be a tragedy if this organisation lost for any reason its university its appeal and its wildly representative character the man of all creeds and convictions... and abuse for example sir, on Wednesday last three of the powers represented here in this assembly the United States France and ourselves, we put before you several proposals for disarmament within a few hours they were denounced by the Soviet Union in a speech which certainly did not err for the side moderation. Mr. Vyshinsky's contract of abuse didn't anger me but it saddened me and I think it must have saddened and discouraged millions throughout the World who read or heard of it. In my view, the people of our countries do not expect their leaders to shout abuse at one another but rather to make contracts and to try to reach understanding for peace the most fantastic of all the charges levelled against us last Thursday was that we are LS Warmongers. let me... we've suffered too much as individuals. and as a nation, we had six years of war. For more than a year of that war, the countries of the Commonwealth and Empire stood along, alone in the fight against Hitler's aggression, While those who are now calling us warmongers had a pact with Hitler. LS..... now before I deal with positive tasks for this Assembly, there are now general points which I desire to make. We are told that membership of the North Atlantic Treaty is incompatible with membership of the U.N. This assertion is based on the charge that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is an aggressive bloc, which it certainly is not, and never has been. Article 51 of the Charter expressly recognise the right of collective self-defence and the North Atlantic Treaty is firmly based on that article. Its sole purpose, is defence, and why then you may ask, why then was the North Atlantic Treaty necessary. I was not a member of the Government that signed it, but I and my colleagues thoroughly and wholly support and the answer to that question is, that the disparity between the forces of East and West can. CU. become a grave danger to peace... well, then, how then, fellow delegates can we apply the principles I have just set before you to the work of this Assembly which is meeting now. First Mr President let me make this clear, we in turn, France United States and ourselves, we intend to persevere with out disarmament proposal. We do not insist upon them as the Soviet delegate maintained, but we invite this Assembly to examine them with sincerity and goodwill. We ask our critics to study them, we suspect that they have been so busy laughing at them that they haven't really had time to read them.... MS but artificially separate conventional and atomic armament and I understand that argument, Well now we've linked them together is that an advance, or is it not, if our disarmament proposals contain nothing else, I submit in all seriousness to my fellow delegates that for these reasons alone, parts of the arrangements that deal with the Atomic weapon for these reasons alone they are worthy of the Study of this assembly. But now the criticism is made, do we in these proposals link the reduction of armaments with the settlement of outstanding political issue. but of course we do, that's perfectly true, but that doesn't suggest that we're looking for reasons for delay or nor still less does it prove the insincerity of our efforts, but isn't it obvious to anyone who seriously thinks about these matters particularly to those who shared through those long disarmament discussions at Geneva so many years ago, isn't it clear to all of us that genuine disarmament can only be achieved step by step. with a reduction of tension and a settlement of urgent political dispute, why if we come before you fellow delegates with grandiose proposals for immediate disarmament, isolated from any attack on these rear fundamental causes of tension, for that you might have accused us, and accused us, and accused us justly of insincerity. We have not done this we have been I' submit realistic and practical..... accept the Federal German Chancellor's request, what are we asked to do, but asked to agree to a commission to determine whether conditions in the Federal Republic of Germany in Berlin and in the Soviet Zone of Germany make it possible to hold generally free elections by secret ballot throughout these areas ..... wouldn't we thus bring nearer the day when a free Germany can play a part in peaceful association with a free Europe, then there is the issue of Austria, which has waited for so long. Can we not sign that Treaty.... to live and let live and why sir cannot Italy be brought into full membership of our organisation, why not this nation with its freely elected Government, and its ancient and glorious traditions, should be represented here. Why does the veto have to be used to prevent, why LS. does it frighten anybody..... the commonwealth call it what you will, here is a spirit which is stronger than race of creed and which can move man and multitude to a common purpose, today we are trying to find a new relationship not only within the commonwealth and empire, but with all nations and people with whom we come in contact. We want. it to be based on consent and goodwill and I believe that we have the experience and the understanding to give form and reality to this faith, and surely that is a task for us all, fellow delegates. In this scientific age what can anyone hope to achieve by violence except the destruction of life itself, By toleration, patience, restraints we can build a world worthy of those in all our lands who we remembered yesterday in loyalty to them, and to those who follow after, we must not and we will not fail". LS. Eden walking back to seat amid terrific applause. (Dupe Neg.)

FTG FOR LINSEY DAVIS ON "COLORADO ELECTIONS" / ABC Unilateral material from Denver, CO and the Denver suburb of Greenwood Village, CO. Material includes interviews with five voters who have a wide range of opinions leading up to Tuesday's vote. One voter didn't know Election Day was tomorrow, but now plans to vote because we told her about it. Interview subjects also include two couples who have differing opinions, but agree that they can't stand all the ads/Robo-calls and can't wait for Election Day to be over. This feed includes a Linsey Davis standup Intro for a digital original (at the end of feed) and a few other stand-ups that can be used.

AN EMPLOYER'S BLOOD TEST CLAIMS A MAN HAS THE AIDS VIRUS; HE CLAIMS HE DOESN'T AND IS FILING A LAWSUIT.

Eisenhower Press Conference

Press Statement given by Jack Straw, the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, speaking in 2005, regarding the number of likely British victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami."...what I can now tell you is that in addition to the forty British nationals confirmed dead, the Metropolitan Police Service have, at this stage, categorised another one hundred and fifty nine British Nationals as 'highly likely' to have been involved as victims of the disaster. It is still possible, and we pray that this is the case, that not all of these individuals will have perished, but the presumption has to be that a significant proportion of them will have been killed" (BBC News - 002/05/15EC - 03/01/2005 - AEXZ288W)STORY: On 26th December 2004, a major earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia, creating a tsunami that caused devastation in multiple countries along the coastline of the Indian Ocean, killing over 227,000 people. It is one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history.

27:50 - Weather Underground practicing martial arts 29:48 - Grand Central Station Yip-In street shots outside Grand Central Station showing traffic. Inside, over 6,000 congregated amidst incense and balloons. Interior Grand Central Station - protestors gathered , seated, signs, chanting and dancing in middle of station, burning draft cards, burning dollar bills, police quietly standing their distance, then large group of cops march into middle of crowd and chaos breaks loose. People running, exterior with crowd now outside chanting Hell No We Won't Go. More of crowd now taking over entranceways to subway - chanting and singing next to Grand Central. 00:35:00 Abbie Hoffman into mike says - Never once did Police ever tell the crowds to leave Grand Central Station.And that is a very very important point. No one was ever told to clear the place - they just decided touse massive force to clear Grand Central Station. It was absolutely a police riot. Dont know if you were there but it was a bad scene"". He calls upon some of the people who were there interview with Rob Shay (?) - comes to mike with arm in sling - talks about getting hit by about 50 cops (visuals of a collection basket going around to get funds for legal defense)...he was thrown into door that was closed...hoping to prove some sort of case against the city and when we get to Chicago hoping we can keep the violence down and this is a thing that won't happen again 00:36:28 - question - is there a difference between a hippie and a yippie? Yeah - yippie is involved and trying to do something where a hippie is more or less dropped out of society - Tim Leary 37:00 Jerry Rubin says giving it a description makes people then act out the description - instead it is a process - it is a meaningless word whic is an emotion and then people can fill in what it means...meaning changes - right now it means what happened at Grand Central and the people who identified with that Asked if there is a yippie platform he says no platform - just an identification of our existence.. yippie is an expression of free energy...it is young people..an opposition to our society One woman in the group says it is a whole community all over the country just becoming aware of itself helped largely by the underground press ...we are finding these communities all over - we always knew they existed..we dont have a party platform but i think most people around the country who are into this type of thing share similiar beliefs and values..like the idea that everything should be free - that 's a pretty central thing. 00:38:34 Another girl cites in Chicago we are planning The Festival of Life which will bring happiness into this world of peoples fear and anxiety - we have about 100 rock groups lined up to provide free enteratinment - all for free - rock groups, entertainers, folk singers, guerilla and street theater things like this - free food and lots of free goodies to give out 39:03 - pamphlets being handed out on street about Ending the War Madness Poster - Resist Opression - Refuse the Draft - Vietnam-Detroit Table set up where people can return their draft cards and papers re THe Resistance Strategy Graffiti and handbills tapes to a wall 00:41:30 - Military cemetery funeral at military cemetery - zoom out and views of a hole and empty grave where coffin not yet arrived. navy men in uniform attending funeral all at attention , flag being folded and handed to family - people leaving cemetery, drive through cemetery where other funerals ongoing as well.

Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw is interviewed on his first visit to Miami, FL

--SUPERS--\nSunday\nFort Madison, IA\n\nSen. Bernie Sanders\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n --SOT--\n"Four years ago when I came here and I said we're going to raise the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour, people said Bernie you are crazy. You can't more than double the minimum wage."\n--BUTTED TO--\n"Four years ago, they told us it could not be done. Well it is being done right now."\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nIOWA POLITICS CAMPAIGN 2020 MINIMUM WAGE\n\n

LU 1 PETE BUTTIGIEG CLINTON IA BUS GAGGLE CBS 092419 2020 CLINTON, IA - Recently on the trail, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has incorporated a story into his stump speech about meeting a young girl in Iowa and how that encounter helped him realize his campaign is working and helping people know they belong. "I was in Muscatine and a girl came up to me and said, at the end of an event, she said, 'your campaign makes me feel like it's okay for me to be myself," Buttigieg said during a town hall in Dubuque on Monday night. "She said, 'your campaign makes me feel like I can go to school and talk about my beliefs and I can be myself and I don't have to be ashamed because I have autism.' And I thought, now we're really getting somewhere." Just over 12 hours later at a town hall in Clinton, Iowa, he met Bridgette Bissell again. She was sitting in the ADA section and was pointed out by Buttigieg before he started going into the lines describing her story. [111740 - TVU 21 PETE BUTTIGIEG CLINTON IA TOWNHALL ABC UNI 092419 2020] Bissell told him she overcame a migraine to make it out for the morning event. "I'm proud to know that a campaign can help her feel like she can stand up tall and be who she is. Because that means that long before the first vote is even cast, we are creating that kind of culture of belonging that every one of our supporters can spread," he said. [111850 - TVU 21 PETE BUTTIGIEG CLINTON IA TOWNHALL ABC UNI 092419 2020] After wrapping up the town hall, Buttigieg invited the teen for a look inside his tour bus. "It was just amazing. Like, wow! I am just I'm honored. I am so honored. Like I'm speechless. I don't know what to say. I'm overjoyed, filled with joy and pride. Oh my gosh, that all of this is happening. Wow. This is amazing," she said afterwards. Bissell told me she considers Buttigieg a "really good person" who stays true to himself. "It's not it's not like you're looking up to a billionaire or a rich company or a celebrity, he's just another person just like me and you that really gives me hope." The teenager said it makes her feel proud to now be a part of the presidential candidate's message to voters and hopes her story can inspire others to be "unafraid" and themselves, especially others with autism. "For a long time I really tried to hide it, I was really ashamed that I had all of it," she said, adding that a large part of her decision to embrace who she is, is due to Buttigieg being "so unabashedly himself." "It really inspired me to be like, you know what, this year is the year of Bridgette. No more hiding. I'm going to be myself. And I hope that my story inspires others to be themselves too. Because nobody should be ashamed of who they are."

Titles read: "MofI GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL" <br/> <br/>C/U of an ATS girl blowing a bugle. General views of London blitz scenes (at night). Montage of shots showing men in various forces in action. Voiceover says that every man who can fight is needed for fighting and it is up to the women of Britain to take over the non-combatant duties. <br/> <br/>C/Us of leaflets recruiting women to the forces. All three of the women's services are now open to volunteers. M/S of Ministry of Labour and National Service office with a banner across the front mentioning the WRNS (Women's Royal Naval Service), ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service) and WAAF (Women's Auxiliary Air Force). <br/> <br/>Good shots of women (and a few men) in a cinema audience, looking up at the screen. C/U of different women in the audience as their faces are illuminated. (they are all wearing hats). We are told that single or married women between the ages of 17 1/2 and 45 can join up. <br/> <br/>Montage of shots shows women in nonessential work, in offices and tobacco kiosks, who can be released to join the services. M/Ss of the same women in the uniforms of the ATS, WRENS and WAAF. Voiceover says "You are vital to the offensive!".

State Department

POOR ALGY THROUGH DARKENING VALES

00:55 ""Advice Ladies"" by Skip Blumberg. Women who give advice on New York City streets warn us: ""People are doing the wrong drugs. Instead of all the good drugs that they did in the '60s they're doing drugs that mess you up, like crack and heavier versions of crack. If people just changed their drugs, everything would be fine."" 02:20 ""Wavy Gravy"" by Pat Creadon. At Weedstock in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, Wavy Gravy, the perennial countercultural figure, speaks about legalizing marijuana. He says: ""Let's get real, herb should be legalized, I'm tired of my friends getting put away for smoking a little herb. Part of my spiritual life is smoking herb."" ""The '90s are the '60s standing on their head."" 03:51 ""Indian Alley"" by Jim Mulryan. Homeless, alcoholic Native Americans talk about their problems on the streets of Los Angeles. Conrad Hunter: ""We drink so much, the thing is we're losing each other...We sold our buffalo hide...just for the alcohol...It makes me feel real good. When I open the bottle. Drink...I don't care about nobody but myself...but now when I'm kinda sober, I realize who's hurting who. I'm hurting myself."" 09:08 ""Rev. Calvin O. Butts"" by Esti Galili Marpet. Rev. Butts speaks: ""The politicians really have no concern about the people of the United States of America...The only concern is with the dollar...If they can exploit America in this process they will...There really is no love for the children of this country...I think it's a cruel hoax and I think it's deception... It really approaches evil...The infrastructure of America is weakening, so we become vulnerable to our enemies. And the captains of industry and commerce will just go wherever they can to make their quick cash. "" 15:52 ""Street Drugs"" (AKA Father Bill Davis / Christic Institute) by Eddie Becker. Father Bill Davis spent the last ten years in a poor, drug-infested neighborhood a stone's throw away from the nation's capital in Washington D.C. He's outraged at the government's ""war on drugs."" Davis comments that ""It's just a PR campaign... how can we purport to have a major war on drugs when foreign policy supports drug cartels?"" He is convinced that drugs are only part of the problem - unemployment, housing conditions and hunger are the real issues. ""People who have very few choices in their lives are told to say no,"" he says. 19:00 Richard Dennis, chairman, Advisory Board Drug Policy Foundation, speaks: ""The current drug policy is doing kids a disservice...it's saying that all drugs are the same and it's setting up kids to have endless doubts about what authority figures say and if they can be trusted. Minority neighborhoods are being used as staging zones for drug warriors to attack dealers in order to protect people in the suburbs from themselves...the War on Drugs is regressive."" 23:27 ""Tom McKean"" by Joel Cohen. Ex-cocaine addict McKean does open line radio and talks to school kids in Chicago's inner city about how to avoid peer pressure and drug use. He says that ""government is not the answer, prison is not the answer, rehabilitation is the answer...The reason we do drugs is because we live fast-paced lives and we have needs and we don't know what to do...Kids need to be loved off drugs."" 31:39 More from ""Wavy Gravy."" Gravy tells us of his dislike for cocaine. 42:24 ""Robert Sundance"" by Jim Mulryan. Robert Sundance on the DTs, ""I didn't know if you cut yourself off from booze, you'd get withdrawls, which is the DTs...It was a horrible experience. After you go through them 50 or 100 times you kinda know what to expect."" He goes on to say that the secret to success for the Native American Indian is sobriety. Only then will the Native American be able to rightfully control his affairs. ""We should be getting something out of all our natural resources which are being stolen from us. The federal government doesn't want that to happen. So alcoholism for American Indians is a conspiracy between the United States of America and the giant multinational corporations who want to get into the treaty lands and exploit the resources. The genocide of today is alcoholism."" 49:15 ""Captain Ed"" by Chuck Cirino. Captain Ed takes us through a tour of his head shop in Los Angeles. As the camera pans a selection of bongs and other paraphernalia, Ed says, ""These are the things that they want me to stop carrying. We've been an honorable business, we're under the gun. My business shouldn't be harassed."" In the black light room Ed talks about voting, ""If Byrne votes in 1992, they'll give us what we want the next time around...If you don't use it, you're gonna lose it...If we vote, they'll be on our list."" 56:33 Joe Cummings reads Viewer Mail under the end credits. ""Yes, good news, PBS has scheduled The 90's in prime time starting in April."

Kidnappers confess to crime in New York City

Sound Bite: Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck, Director – Nop no the departure was something we developed and we developed for a couple of years and when Marty came on I mean Marty doesn’t need our help so we were happy to turn it over and that’s when Grahm King came in and helped with the production post production and to be eligible you have to be involved in the pre-production production and post-production that’s how that functions that’s the rules and the rules are the rules so fair play we were happy just to be a part of it (talks) yeah well this is still coming from the same thing that got me into it and that’s a love for film and a love for stories and the belief that stories can educate and the belief that stories can strictly entertain and just be a part of those stories that I wouldn’t necessarily be right we had a very D.D. and I had a very simple edict and that was story teller and the story and protect that so a lot of producing is atleast from my point D.D. does a lot of the heavy lifting and a couple of others that work with us from my point it’s really about getting out of the way make sure the director has room to go where he needs to go but it’s also more than that it’s being a buffer between the artistic side and the financial side and helping the two get a long and the most important thing I would say from what little experience that I’ve had is that it’s quality control a film can be told a hundred different ways and there’s two hundred different ways it can be told badly so that even make sense hundred different ways two hundred it sounded good and so it’s really about quality control from first inception conception and um and till this moment now it being released

MOSCOW, RUSSIA —  DEC. 19, 2024 — RESTRICTION: USERS MUST CREDIT “KREMLIN PRESS OFFICE” HANDOUT, MUST NOT OBSCURE LOGO — EDITORIAL USE ONLY — Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Israel is sending in more troops to Syria, indicating that Tel Aviv intends to strengthen its presence in the war-torn country, but that he hopes Israel will "someday" leave. “We hope that Israel will leave Syria someday, but now it is bringing in additional troops there … And I have the impression that not only are they not going to leave, but they are going to strengthen their forces there,” Putin said in response to a question from Anadolu during his annual news conference and call-in show in Moscow. Russia slams the seizure of any Syrian territory, Putin said, describing Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip as "only condemnable." He believes that Israel is the "main beneficiary" of the events unfolding in Syria. The Russian president also said he is in “constant” contact with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, indicating that while he does not recall when their latest talk took place, they discussed the situation in the Middle East. Putin went on to say that Erdogan’s attitude to the developments in the Middle East is well known to everyone, as is Russia's position, which believes that the Palestinian issue can only be resolved by “removing the causes of its occurrence.” "Israel has been created; Palestine has not, actually, been created to this day. That is the whole problem," Putin remarked, recalling the UN Security Council decisions adopted on the matter.(Footage by Kremlin press Office /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

This World War II Army Air Forces Combat Report newsreel, a combat film report titled “It Can Be Done,” promotes America’s “get it done” attitude during World War II. This begins with the premise that sometimes, less is more. At mark 00:52 we see a 60-gallon airplane belly tank made of bamboo and mud, originally designed by the Chinese to give Curtiss P-40 Warhawks extra miles of range. “It was a case of now, not tomorrow. And it was done,” the announcer proudly proclaims at mark 01:42. As patriotic music swells, the viewer is then taken to North Africa and at mark 01:54 introduced to “Armor for the B-26,” when the death of a crewman in the plastic nose of the bomber led an officer to design armor-plated protection for the gunner. “This crude, homemade section of armor saved the life of the bombardier-navigator on its very first flight,” we are told. “Emergency Repair in the Field” is spotlighted beginning at mark 03:37 as a mobile repair shop refurbishes a damaged bomber for its next battle. Not even fog over England can deter American or British ingenuity as soil is lit afire on either side of a runway so returning aircraft have a clear view. Nor the cold of Adak Island in the Aleutians as workers improvise tools while waiting for supply ships. In the South Pacific, an enterprising soldier is shown at mark 06:00 creating a motorized “puddle jumper” — a vehicle similar to a go-cart — to move about the jungle. In New Guinea, troops are shown making improvised tools and scales, as well as learning how to wrap wire around bombs to produce more lethal and incendiary shrapnel, traveling more than 50 yards. From towing stranded bombers on Guadalcanal to “washing machines” made of a jeep transmission and gasoline drums in the South Pacific, the film continues to tout American creativity and the theme, “It Can Be Done.” At mark 11:40, the viewer is taken back to Guadalcanal for “Gunnery Training,” where the commander of a heavy bomber group used his imagination to devise a high-pressure water cannon and mock aircraft to train untested turret gunners. Even throngs of Chinese nationals, shown flattening the ground by foot for landing strips, are given their due, driving home the point that such creative endeavors are not confined to American know-how. <p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

--SUPERS--\nTuesday \nVilnius, Lithuania\n\nMarch 1, 2022 \n\nGitanas Nauseda\nLithuanian President\n\n--SOT--\nGitanas Nauseda, Lithuanian President: Unfortunately, this scenario cannot be excluded and probably nobody and no country in European Union, in Europe can feel safe right now. Yes, Ukraine is the target number one. But if we will not support Ukraine, if Ukraine will fall, be sure that we will be next. The Russia will stay at our doors. \n\n--CNN INFORMATION--\nLithuanian President tells CNN “No country in Europe can feel safe” when it comes to Putin\n\nLithuania President Gitanas Nauseda warned that no country in Europe “can feel safe” when it comes to President Putin, as the Russian invasion in Ukraine entered its sixth day. \n\n“No country in the European Union, in Europe can feel safe right now. Yes, Ukraine is target number one, but if we cannot support Ukraine, if Ukraine will fall - be sure that we’ll be next, that Russia will stay at our doors,” Nauseda told CNN’s Michael Holmes when asked if Putin could turn his attention to the Baltic states of Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia at some point. \n\nOn Monday, Lithuania along with Estonia, Bulgaria, Czechia, Latvia, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia published an open letter urging the European Union (EU) to immediately grant Ukraine candidate country status and to begin negotiations on its formal acceptance into the bloc.\n\nWhen asked about his support for Ukraine’s EU membership bid, Nauseda told CNN Europe had a “moral duty” to include Ukraine in the bloc. \n\nBecoming a member of the bloc is a complex procedure and Ukraine is currently not an official candidate for EU accession.\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nLITHUANIA UKRAINE RUSSIA PUTIN \n\n--MUSIC INFO---\n\n

Continued. <br/> <br/>Soldiers sit on the floor in a large gymnasium. They are told that members of the Battalion have the choice of being posted to Germany or staying in Britain. The Colonel tells the soldiers the advantages of being in Germany. <br/> <br/>Sergeant Brown and Janie are undecided. On weekend leave Brown tries to persuade Janie that they should go to Germany. An ex-soldier who now runs a pub gives them some advice. He talks of how much friendship and satisfaction army life gives. He also says that it doesn't matter if the education of children suffers when they are moved around the world (!) <br/> <br/>We see the Army Barracks in Germany and the army houses (they look a bit grim). There follows a sequence showing all the fun army men can have in their spare time. Cricket for example, athletics and motorcycle trials. The men are seen on exercise. Narrator speaks of how some of the men will continue in the army, others will leave. Training in construction and workings of a shell. Royal Army Service Corps work is illustrated. Amphibious vehicle is seen, Royal Engineers are seen constructing a bridge. Royal Artillery, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, the N.C.O.s at Sandhurst - all these are shown. <br/> <br/>An army wife tells Janie that life since her husband has left the army life has been very difficult. Everything is so expensive and they are no better off in civvy street. Her husband is on hard times - he has been laid off by the factory. <br/> <br/>Janie goes to Germany to visit Pete. She is told how he has to look after his platoon, their leisure time as well as their army life. Janie is shown one of the army homes. Janie begins to be persuaded. An army hospital is visited, we hear a baby crying and Janie asks about education for children. We see some very well behaved children at an army school and are told of boarding school schemes. Janie wants to know the real reason why Pete wants to know the real reason Pete wants to stay in the army. Continued.