NARRATOR TELLS THE STORY OF EDUCATION IN THE ARMY

LS- NEW ARMY RECRUITS EXIT 2 BUSES AND ARE LINED
UP BY A ARMY LEADER. MS- THE RECRUITS TRY ON THEIR
NEW UNIFORMS. MS- RECRUIT IS GIVEN AN INNOCULATION
BY A MEDIC AS ANOTHER IS EXAMINED BY A DOCTOR.
GIVEN A SHOT-NEEDLE

MONTAGE- GI TAKING A RIFLE APART, WELDING, WORKING
RADAR SCOPE, GIVING PLASMA TO WOUNDED AND HANDLING
COMPLEX MISSILE PARTS SHOW NEED FOR EDUCATION

MS- A GI ASKS ANOTHER TO READ INFORMATION OFF A
BULLETIN BOARD HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND.
MS- A DOWN TRODDEN GI WATCHES OTHERS RECEIVE MAIL
HE DOESN'T BECAUSE OF ILLITERACY.

MS- GI STUDENTS SIT IN THEIR SEATS AND LEARN
BASIC ARITHMETIC AND READING FROM A CIVILIAN
TEACHER. THEY RAISE THEIR HANDS TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS. GI STANDS AND READS THE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE.

LS- A STUDENT USES A POINTER ON A LARGE WORLD MAP
IN THE ADVANCED CLASS WHICH PROVIDES AN 8TH GRADE
EDUCATION AT FORT MEADE, MARYLAND. CLASSES ARE
ALSO PROVIDED FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE LEVELS

MS- IN A GERMAN LANGUAGE CLASS THE TEACHER PLAYS
A RECORD OF A GERMAN SPEAKING SIMPLE PHRASES.

MS- THE COUNSELOR THEN MEETS WITH A LIEUTENANT
WHO ASKS ABOUT COLLEGE EDUCATION AND THE BEST WAY
TO GET IT

MONTAGE- CIVILIAN TEACHERS TEACHING GI STUDENTS
COLLEGE COURSES IN CLASSROOMS.

MS- A SCHOOLHOUSE IN A RAILWAY PASSENGER CAR.
LS- A MOBILE ENROLLMENT BUS IN THE WAR ZONE.
MS- A GI STUDIES HIS BOOK AT HIS OUTPOST.