NARRATOR TELLS OF THE ROLE OF TELEVISION IN
BATTLE 'COMMUNICATION BY SIGHT'. SOMETHING THE
FIELD COMMANDER NEVER HAD BEFORE AND THE SCOPE OF
WHICH TELEVISION MAY ONE DAY BRING TO THE
BATTLEFIELD.

GI SHOWS A MAP OF THE PLAN TO THE VIEWERS THEN COUNTS OFF THE TIME FROM 10 DOWN FOR THE SHOW TO START.

MONTAGE- SCREENING FROM A PLANE AND OTHER SCENES
(PREVIOUSLY LOGGED) ARE SHOWN.

MS- GENERAL MATTHEW RIDGEWAY SPEAKS AT THE
CONCLUSION OF THE DEMONSTRATION.

MS- A PATROL SQUATS ON THE GROUND OF A CLEARING
IN THE FOREST AND LISTEN TO THEIR LEADER AS HE
PERUSES A MAP ON THE GROUND. THE PATROL GET INTO 2
JEEPS AND RIDE INTO THE FOREST NEAR BERLIN.

MS- A GROUP OF GIRLS RUN OUT TO TALK TO THE
PATROL WHEN IT STOPS ON THE ROAD. MS- GI GETS OUT
OF THE JEEP AT A SMALL BRIDGE AND LOOKS ACROSS
WITH BINOCULARS THEN MOVES ON PASSING 2 OXEN
PULLING A CART WITH THE FARMER.

MS- A GERMAN ATHLETIC INSTRUCTOR SHOWS OFF DUTY
GIS HOW TO THROW A DISCUS. THE GI THROWS ONE.
A GI JOINS A CIVILIAN HUNTER WHO WEARS A
FEATHERED HAT, IN THE THICK BRUSH TO HUNT DEER.

MS- BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN GIS COMPETE IN A
3 WAY 'TUG-O-WAR. MONTAGE- ALL SIDES PULL AND
STRAIN ON THE ROPE. LS- MILITARY BAND MARCHES.

MONTAGE- DRAWINGS DEPICTING SOLDIERS SALUTING THE
FLAG AS RETREAT IS SOUNDED. THE HISTORY OF THE
RETREAT IS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS GOING BACK 900 YEARS
TO THE CRUSADE WITH THE SAME MUSIC USED TODAY

MS- DRAWINGS OF PEOPLE DANCING AND DRINKING IN
AN INN, THE SOCIAL CENTER OF THE DAY.

MS- DRAWING SHOWS FIFE AND DRUM CORP MARCHING
THROUGH THE STREETS OF AMERICA SOUNDING 'REVEILLE'
IN COLONIAL DAYS.