NARRATOR TELLS OF THE ARMY BAND AND THE
SOLDIER-MUSICIAN THAT MAKES THEM GREAT

MS- (PAN) BATTLE FLAGS OF ALAMO, VERDUN, BATAAN &
OTHERS HANG IN THE MUSEUM. MS- MAN LOOKS AT BUGLE
THAT ENDED THE CIVIL WAR AND READS THE
INSCRIPTION TO HIS BUDDY. GUARD TELLS THEM THE
MUSEUM HAS ABOUT 5000 ITEMS.

MS- SCENE FROM WAR OF 1812 (DEPICTION BY ACTORS)
MONTAGE- SCENES OF CIVIL WAR, SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
AND WWI.

MS- AN ARMY BAND WALKING TOWARDS CAMERA, WHICH
FOCUSES ON THE BLACK BASE DRUMMER POUNDING HIS
DRUM AS HE PASSES.

MS- PRESIDENT TRUMAN AND GENERAL EISENHOWER
WATCH AN ARMY BAND GO BY IN A PARADE.

MS- A GI PRACTICES HIS TROMBONE IN HIS ROOM.

MS- A GI HOLDS HIS RIFLE AND STANDS AT ATTENTION
ALONG WITH HIS SQUAD DURING BASIC TRAINING.

MS- THE AUDITIONER CALLS IN ONE OF THE GIS AND
ASKS PLAY A 'G' MAJOR SCALE ON HIS TROMBONE. HE
DOES. HE IS THEN ASKED TO PLAY OTHER EXERCISES
FROM A MUSIC SHEET ON A STAND. HE IS ACCEPTED.

MS- THE DRUM MAJOR WITH HIS BATON LEADS THE BAND
RIGHT TOWARDS THE CAMERA.

MS- ARMY CONDUCTOR LEADS BAND IN A CLASSICAL TUNE
IN THE CLASSROOM. CU- 2 CLARINET PLAYERS PLAY WITH
THEIR EYES CLOSED. PAN TO OTHER INSTRUMENT PLAYERS

NARRATOR TELLS OF SPECIAL TRAINING SCHOOL AT
ETTAJIMA, A SMALL ISLAND OFF JAPAN, WHICH TRAINS
GIS IN HIGHLY TECHNICAL JOBS.

MS- A BLACK INSTRUCTOR TEACHES A GROUP OF GIS,
WHO PUT ON GAS MASKS AND RUBBER GLOVES, ALL ABOUT
CHEMICAL WARFARE.

MS- A GI REPAIRS AN ELECTRONIC GADGET IN A SIGNAL
CORP CLASS. LS- SEVERAL GIS PARTICIPATE IN A POLE
CLIMBING EXERCISE IN A LINEMAN COMMUNICATION
CLASS. MS- GROUP OF GIS LAY WIRE ALONG THE SIDE
OF A HILL KOREA.

MONTAGE- MEN OF THE ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CLASS
WHO DRIVE BULLDOZERS AND TRACTORS WATCH AN
INSTRUCTOR AS HE SHOWS THEM HOW TO REPAIR THE
ENGINES.

MONTAGE- ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CRUSHES STONES,
MOVES THEM ON A CONVEYOR AND DUMPS THEM INTO A
TRUCK FOR USE ON A ROAD BUILDING PROJECT.

MS- GIS LINE UP AT THE CAFETERIA AS THE CHEFS
FILL THEIR TRAYS WITH FOOD. A GI SITS AT A TABLE
AND LIGHTS UP A CIGARETTE.

MONTAGE- GIS WATCH A BASEBALL GAME ALONG WITH THE
NATIVES OF ANTAJIMA ISLAND. CU- THE PITCHER WIND
UP AND THROWS.

NARRATOR TELLS OF THE STORY OF AID TO THE KOREAN
PEOPLE. MONTAGE- LITTLE KOREAN KIDS SINGING

MS- KOREAN PRESIDENT RHEE MAKES A SPEECH. MS- 2
LITTLE KOREAN GIRLS DO A NATIVE DANCE TO THANK
THE AMERICANS, FOLLOWED BY A LARGE GROUP OF
CHILDREN DANCERS.

LS- (PAN) AN ENTIRE VILLAGE COMES OUT TO WELCOME
THE TRUCKS LOADED WITH FOOD. SACKS OF FOOD ARE
CARRIED INTO THE CITY HALL FOR DISTRIBUTION.

"THE ROK SOLDIER"
THE GROWTH OF THE SOUTH KOREAN ARMY WITH HELP
FROM THE KMAG

MS- KOREAN FARMERS TILLING THE SOIL AND SPREADING
RICE ALONG THE GROUND TO DRY.

MS- PRIOR TO THE WAR, YOUNG MEN USE BAMBOO STICKS
TO PRACTICE ARMY DRILLS.

MS- KOREAN GENERAL PAK SUNG YUK MEETS WITH U.S.
GENERAL CORNELIUS E. RYAN TO PLAN TRAINING OF
KOREAN TROOPS.THE MEETING RESULTED IN THE LARGEST
TRAINING CENTER IN KOREA, CHEJU-DO OR RTC-1

CU- FACES OF THE RECRUITS AS THE STAND AT
ATTENTION IN THE SHADOW OF MOUNT MASUBO AND
LISTEN TO AN INSTRUCTOR. HERE THE KOREAN ARMY WAS
BEING BORN.

MS- THE RECRUIT DEPOSITS HIS CLOTHING ON HIS
BUNK AND LIES DOWN AND FALLS ASLEEP THINKING OF
HIS PEOPLE HE LEFT BEHIND

MONTAGE- KOREAN RECRUITS AT RTC-1, DRILL AND
MARCH ENDLESSLY WITH THEIR RIFLES

MS- RECRUITS DIG DEEP HOLES TO LAY MINES. MS-
RECRUITS USING STRAW IN THEIR HATS AS CAMOUFLAGE
BLEND IN THE BRUSH OF THE FIELD.

MS- KOREAN AND AMERICAN OFFICERS WATCH THE
RECRUITS IN ACTION IN THE FIELD.

MONTAGE- RECRUITS CRAW ALONG THE GROUND WITH
THEIR RIFLES AS LIVE AMMUNITION IS FIRED OVER
THEIR HEADS AND EXPLOSIONS GOING OFF AROUND THEM

MS- OFFICER CANDIDATE LEARNS THE THEORY OF AND
THE USE OF A MORTAR

"ATROCITIES IN KOREA"
"OBSOLETE FILM". DOCUMENTARY OF COMMUNIST
ATROCITIES IN KOREA, PLUS INTERVIEWS WITH
RETURNED POWs

CU- BILL DOWNS NOTED WAR CORESPONDENT SPEAKS AND
INTERVIEWS FORMER POWS. HE NARRATES THE FILM
SHOWING THE ATROCITIES.

MS- A SURVIVING AMERICAN POW WALKS AMID THE
BODIES OF MEN CAPTURED WITH HIM AND PLACED ON THE
GROUND IN ROWS FOR IDENTIFICATION, THEIR HANDS
TIED BEHIND THEM.

MS- NARRATOR DOWNS INTERVIEWS CORPORAL FROM THE
24TH DIVISION, DON SCHMINKER, AN EX-POW WHO IS
RECOUPERATING AT ARMY'S WALTER REED GENERAL
HOSPITAL.

NARRATOR THEN INTERVIEWS CORPORAL EUGENE W. REED,
ANOTHER EX-POW AT THE HOSPITAL, WHO ALSO TELLS OF
A FORCED 400 MILE MARCH HE ENDURED, AND THE
HORRIBLE CONDITIONS OF THE PRISON CAMP WHICH HE
SPENT 2 YEARS.

CU- GENERAL DEAN TELLS OF HIS EXPERIENCES, MOSTLY
IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT, & THE LIES HE WAS BEING
FED BY THE COMMUNISTS, DURING HIS IMPRISONMENT.

MS- NARRATOR INTERVIEWS PFC. JIM WINDLEY FROM HIS
HOSPITAL BED IN WALTER REED TELLS HOW HE LOST
HIS EYE FROM A GRENADE DURING CAPTURE AND THE
ATROCITIES COMMITED BY THE CHINESE ON OTHER GIS.

MONTAGE- ANOTHER LOOK OF THE PILES AND PILES OF
DEAD PEOPLE AND SOLDIERS MURDERED BY THE REDS.