"ALL THE WORD TO ALL THE TROOPS"
DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS & ACTIVITIES OF "STARS &
STRIPES" NEWSPAPER AND THE AMERICAN FORCES RADIO
& TELEVISION SERVICE, WHICH KEEP TROOPS OVERSEAS
INFORMED IN MATTERS AT HOME & ABROAD. THE STORY
OF THE AMERICAN SERVICEMAN'S NEWSPAPER WHICH DATES
BACK TO THE CIVIL WAR.

NEWS PRESS SHOOTS OUT ADDITIONS OF THE "STARS &
STRIPES" NEWSPAPER. MEN AT PRESSES READ THE
ADDITION AS IT ROLLS BY.

TWO GIS SITTING ON THEIR BUNKS IN A TENT. ONE
SHAVES AS THE OTHER JUST LISTENS TO PROGRAM ON A
PORTABLE RADIO.

GI SITS IN RECREATION ROOM SIPPING COFFEE &
WATCHING TV

GI SPECIALISTS WEARING HEAD PHONES, SIT AT TV
MONITORS. TITLE: "ALL THE WORD, TO ALL THE TROOPS"

GI ATOP HIS TANK TURRET READS THE NEWSPAPER.

TRUCKER LOADS STACKS OF THE NEWSPAPER ONTO HIS
TRUCK FROM THE FREIGHT PLATFORM, THEN DRIVES OFF.

MONTAGE DRAWINGS OF CIVIL WAR BATTLE SCENES.
"STARS AND STRIPES" DATES BACK TO THAT WAR.
CU 1ST ISSUE, WHICH WAS PRINTED ON A CAPTURED
PRESS. DATED NOVEMBER 9, 1961

GENERAL PERSHING APPEARS IN A STARS & STRIPES
ADDITION IN WWI WHEN IT WAS BORN AS FULL-SIZE
NEWSPAPER IN WWI AND BLESSED BY PERSHING.

FACE OF FDR APPEARS IN "STARS AND STRIPES" LONDON
ADDITION

CU STARS AND STRIPES HEADLINE: "PEACE".

MODERN 4-STORY "STARS AND STRIPES" PLANT IN TOKYO
TURNS OUT 200,000 COPIES OF THE SOLDIERS NEWSPAPER
DAILY.

ONE OF THE GI EDITORS GOES THROUGH THE PAGES OF
THE DAILY. NAVAL EDITOR SETS UP PIN-UP PHOTOS FOR
THE COLOR SECTION.

MONTAGE WORKERS STACK THE NEWSPAPERS IN CARGO
JET LINER AND DELIVER TO THE LONGEST NEWSPAPER
ROUTE IN THE WORLD COVERING OVER 3 1/4 MILLION
MILES PACIFIC OCEAN AREA.

GI EATS AND READS IN THE CHOW HALL.

GI SITS ON A PARK BENCH AT AN ISOLATED BEACH IN
KOREA AND LISTENS TO HIS PORTABLE RADIO

GI WEARING EARPHONES BROADCASTS AS HE READS FROM A
SCRIPT AND PLAYS RECORDS.

AN AMERICAN PATROL LYING IN THE JUNGLE FLOOR IN
VIETNAM AWAKES FROM A SNOOZE, TO RADIO MUSIC.

CIVILIAN WORKER READS LONG STRIPS OF TICKER TAPE AT
THE WASHINGTON FACILITY OF AFRTS, AMERICAN
FORCES RADIO AND TV STATIONS AS A GI TYPES ON
TELETYPE MACHINE.

TWO YOUNG BLACK WOMEN ENTER AN AFRTS BUILDING
IN CALIFORNIA WHERE ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS ARE
GATHERED FOR TV VIEWERS AND RADIO LISTENERS.

GIS TAPE PRIME TIME VIDEO SHOWS RIGHT OFF THE AIR
DELETING ALL COMMERCIALS.

TWO GI TECHNICIANS GIVE THE CUE TO BLACK
FEMALE DISC JOCKEY BARBARA RANDOLPH. RANDOLPH
SWAYS TO THE BEAT OF "JOY TO THE WORLD" BY 3 DOG
NIGHT.

CU AN EDITOR SPLICES A PIECE OF FILM

MONTAGE STAFF MEMBERS PREPARE PHOTO CLIPS AND
EDITED MOVIE CLIPS FOR THE EVENING NEWS.

COMPOSER AND SINGER OF FOLK MUSIC SINGS & STRUTS
ON HIS GUITAR.

SOLDIER READS A NEWSPAPER WHILE GETTING A HAIRCUT
FROM KOREAN BARBER.