NARRATOR SERGEANT QUEEN TELLS OF THE USE OF
FOREIGN NATIONALS TO ASSIST IN ARMY OPERATIONS
OVERSEAS.

MS- A CHAPLAIN SPEAKS TO WOUNDED GI WHO RECEIVES
TREATMENT FROM A MEDIC IN A HOSPITAL TENT

MS- A SOUTH KOREAN WORKS A FORKLIFT AT A PIER IN
KOREA. MS- KOREAN WOMEN WORK AT DESKS IN A ARMY
QUONSET HUT OFFICE.

MS- KOREAN LAB TECHNICIANS WORK IN A LAB WITH
EGGS AND TEST TUBES, ALONGSIDE GIS.

MS- U.S. MPS WORK TOGETHER WITH JAPANESE POLICE AT
AN INTERSECTION IN JAPAN.

MS- THE PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEE REMOVES HIS SHIRT
FOR A PHYSICAL EXAM BY A ARMY DOCTOR WHO CHECKS
HIS CHEST WITH A STETHOSCOPE

MS- A JAPANESE NURSE PREPARES PASTE FOR A DENTURE
AS AN ARMY DENTIST WORKS ON A GI'S MOUTH.
OTHER JAPANESE TECHNICIANS WORK IN A DENTAL LAB.

MS- AN X-RAY IS VIEWED BY DOCTORS IN A DARKENED
ROOM. MS-DR. SAKUMA ASSISTS A U.S. DOCTOR IN THE
OPERATING ROOM

MS- A JAPANESE SECRETARY SIT WITH HER U.S. ARMY
BOSS AND TAKES NOTES WHICH SHE TYPES AND
TRANSLATES INTO JAPANESE WHEN NECESSARY

MS- ARMY SERVICES SIGN: 'CALLING ALL BRIDGE
PLAYERS'. MS- JAPANESE AND AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN
PLAY BRIDGE IN AN ARMY SERVICE CENTER.

MS- A JAPANESE BEAUTY POSES IN A GEISHA COSTUME
FOR AMERICAN AND JAPANESE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS

MS- THE GIS OF THE FUCHO ORDINANCE DEPOT PAINT
AND REPAIR THE ORPHANAGE. MS-TINY CHILDREN SIT ON
TABLES AND EAT FROM THEIR BOWLS, A NURSE HELPS THE
SMALLER ONES.

CU- A CUTE LITTLE GIRL BITES INTO A SANDWICH AND
LOOK SHYLY INTO THE CAMERA

MS- WOMEN WORKERS SIT AT A TABLE AND ASSEMBLE TOY
REPLICAS OF THE AMERICAN CARS.

CU- THE MANUFACTURER SHOWS HOW THE CARS RUN BY
PUSHING A LEVER. HE THEN OPENS THE BOTTOM TO
REVEAL 3 BATTERIES.

MS- A CLASSROOM FULL OF JAPANESE MEN WORKING FOR
THE U.S. ARMY LEARNING NEW SKILLS.

LS- JAPANESE NATIONALS WORK ON AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT
GUN WITH A U.S. SERGEANT.

MONTAGE- HUGE SUPPLIES OF ARMY TANKS, TRUCKS,
CRATES FULL OF SUPPLIES AND THOUSANDS OF OIL
BARRELS FILL THE VAST YARDS OF THE DEPOT.

LS- A BLACK GI ROLLS ACROSS THE SHELVES ON A
LIBRARY TYPE LADDER TO GET AT INVENTORY IN THE
UPPER SHELVES OF A WAREHOUSE.

MS- A GERMAN WORKER SPRAY PAINTS A ARMY TRACTOR.

MS- MEULLER IS INTERVIEWED AND SCREENED BY BOTH
THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AND ARMY INTELLIGENCE (G-2)
MEULLER IS HIRED AND REPORTS TO THE FIRE HOUSE
AT VOGELWEH A HOUSING COMPLEX FOR GI FAMILIES.

MONTAGE- 1950 FILM SHOW BULLDOZERS AND OTHER
LARGE EARTH MOVERS CLEAR THE LAND THAT WILL BE
VOGELWEH IN THE ANCIENT TOWN OF BARBAROSA.

MS- A GI USES A STEAM ROLLER TO SMOOTH THE NEWLY
PAVED STREET.

MS- A LARGE DIRECTORY AT THE ENTRANCE LISTS THE
MANY FEATURES OF THE VILLAGE WHICH INCLUDE A
SCHOOL, ATHLETIC FIELD, SUPERMARKET, THEATER,
POLICE STATION AND EVERYTHING A SUBURBAN TOWN
WILL HAVE.

MS- A GI'S WIFE OPENS THE DOOR TO GERMAN
MAINTENANCE WORKERS WHO REPAIR THE PLUMBING IN
HER APARTMENT.

CU- A GERMAN SEAMSTRESS SEWS A PATCH ONTO A GIS
SLEEVE WITH HER SEWING MACHINE AT A SMALL SHOP
SHE RUNS IN VOGELWEH. MS- SHE GIVES A RECEIPT TO A
GI WHO LEAVES HIS PANTS AT THE SHOP.

MS- WITH FIRE HOSES BLAZING THE FIREMEN ENTER A
AN AREA SPEWING THICK SMOKE.

LS- WORKERS LEAVE VOGELWEH AND DRIVE AWAY IN
MOTORCYCLES. BUSES AND CARS.

NARRATOR SERGEANT STEWART QUEEN EMCEES A SERVICE
WIDE COMPETITION OF GI ENTERTAINERS

MS- ONE OF THE TWO SINGS 'DO THE HUCHLEBUCK' AND
IS INTERRUPTED BY THE OTHER AS ONE PLAYS STRAIGHT
MAN AND THE OTHER A BUFFOON. IN A VERY CLEVER SKIT
THE TALLER OF THE TWO SPEAKS USING THE HAND OF THE
OTHER WHO HIDES BEHIND HIM. VAUDEVILLE-TYPE ACTS

MS- ROGER PLAYS A VERY HOT VERSION OF THE '12TH
STREET RAG' ON HIS CLARINET.

MS- JENSEN DOES A JUGGLING ACT WITH FLAMING
TORCHES. HE CLIMBS ON A LONG LEGGED TABLE & DOES
A DARING BALANCING ACT HIGH ABOVE THE STAGE WHICH
INCLUDES CONTORTING HIS BODY INTO AN UNUSUAL
POSITION. DAREDEVIL

MS- LLOYD PLAYS THE SONGS, 'TENDERLY' AND THE
'MINUTE WALTZ', ON HIS HARP. CLASSICAL
MUSIC

MS- THE TWO GIS DO AN EXCITING DRILL FLIPPING
THEIR RIFLES IN AN UNUSUALLY COORDINATED MANUAL
OF ARMS.

MS- BARRY PLAYS A SMALL GUITAR & SINGS 'THERE'LL
BE SOME CHANGES MADE' AND THEN GOES INTO AN
EXTRAORDINARY TAP DANCE TO THAT TUNE

NARRATOR TELLS OF 'OPERATION GYROSCOPE' THE ARMY'S
NEWLY DEVELOPED SYSTEM OF ROTATING ENTIRE COMBAT
UNITS AND THEIR FAMILIES BETWEEN HOME AND
OVERSEAS BASES ON A FIXED SCHEDULE.

MS- THE COMMANDER OF THE 508TH BRIEFS HIS
OFFICERS OF THE MOVE TO JAPAN.

MS- A BOY ROLLS HIS BIKE OUT TO A MOVING VAN
WHICH IS MOVING HIS FAMILY.

MS- GIS SEE OFF THEIR WIVES AND KIDS AT THE
RAILWAY STATION WHOM THEY WILL JOIN IN JAPAN

MS- SOLDIERS MARCH TO THE MARSHALLING AREA NEAR
THE AIRPORT SOME CARRYING THEIR DRY CLEANED SUITS
IN PLASTIC BAGS.

MS- JAPANESE GIRLS IN GEISHA COSTUME PLAY
INSTRUMENTS AND DO A TRADITIONAL DANCE AT A
RESTAURANT IN HONOR OF MEMBERS OF THE 187TH
REGIMENT WHICH ARE LEAVING JAPAN FOR ROTATION

MS- PARATROOPS, SOME BLACKBOARD A PLANE FOR THEIR
LAST TRAINING JUMP BEFORE GOING HOME.

MS- GIS OF THE 508TH PILE THEIR PACKED DUFFLE
BAGS IN A HIGH STACK FOR SHIPMENT.

MS- INSIDE THE HUGE BELLY OF THE PLANE GIS SIT
& CHAT, PLAY CARDS, WRITE LETTERS, POLISH THEIR
SHOES AND BRASS AND SHAVE.

MS- WITH THE HELP OF JAPANESE WORKERS A GI AND
HIS WIFE LOAD A TRUCK WITH THEIR GOODS.

MONTAGE- AN ARMY BAND MARCHES AT A PARADE GROUND
WHERE THE TRANSFER OF COMMANDS IS COMPLETED.

LS- WITH A 'SAYONARA' SIGN ABOVE THEM A JAPANESE
JAZZ BAND PLAYS. JAPANESE WOMEN WATCH AS THE
TRAIN WITH THE GIS AT THE WINDOWS LEAVES THE
STATION.

MS- GIS WAVE FROM SHORE TO SHIP IN YOKAHAMA
HARBOR CARRYING THEIR FAMILIES INTO THE PORT.

MS- A JAPANESE WELCOMING COMMITTEE BRINGS FLOWERS
TO WIFE OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE 508TH.

MS- A JAPANESE WIFE OF A GI WITH HER 2 KIDS IS
INTERVIEWED BY REPORTER ABOUT HER RETURN TO JAPAN

MS- THE GANGPLANK IS LIFTED, THE BAND PLAYS AND
THE SHIP LEAVES FOR HOME.