1917-1971MILITARY
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"VISION TO VICTORY"
DEPICTS THE COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS COMMAND'S MISSION TO EVOLVE, TEST, EVALUATE, & TO RECOMMEND THE CONCEPTS WHICH WILL DETERMINE THE FUTURE STRUCTURE, TACTICS & EQUIPMENT OF THE ARMY. UNITED STATES ARMY COMBAT DEVELOPMENT COMMAND CDC. WAR GAMES ARE PLAYED WITH ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT SHOWING "KILLS" BY GIS USING LASER PROJECTING RIFLES IN PREPARATION FOR FUTURE WARS. |
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SPECIAL FORCES SOLDIERS SWIM ACROSS A RIVER DRAGGING THEIR RUBBER BOATS BEHIND THEM WITH AN ATTACHED ROPE.
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FEET VIET CONG WEARING SANDALS WALK ACROSS ROCKY STREAM. VIET CONG GUERRILLAS MARCH SINGLE FILE THROUGH A JUNGLE.
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MONTAGE MISSILE FIRINGS FROM SUBMARINE & ON LAND.
NUCLEAR EXPLOSION. |
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TITLE: "UNITED STATES ARMY COMBAT DEVELOPMENT COMMAND, CDC - VISION TO VICTORY
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ARMY COLONEL AND NARRATOR TELLS OF THE ROLE &
MISSION OF CDC IN THE FUTURE. |
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NARRATOR SHOWS AND EXPLAINS 3 IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ASKED BY CDC: HOW SHOULD THE ARMY FIGHT?, HOW SHOULD THE ARMY BE EQUIPPED?, HOW SHOULD THE ARMY BE ORGANIZED?
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CLERICAL PERSONNEL WORK AT PUNCH CARD AND DATA PROCESSING MACHINES DURING WAR GAMES.
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MONTAGE TANKS AND OTHER ARMORED VEHICLES ARE LINED UP AND ROLL PRIOR TO FIELD MANEUVERS.
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MONTAGE SOLDIERS USE LASER EQUIPPED WEAPONS WHICH RECORDS ELECTRONICALLY, THE ACTIONS IN THE FIELD AT FORT ORDE, CALIFORNIA, WHERE A CONTROLLED TEST ENVIRONMENT WAS CREATED TO EVALUATE MANEUVERS.
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MONTAGE GIS USE EQUIPMENT DESIGNED BY COMBAT DEVELOPMENT COMMAND EXPERIMENTATION COMMAND, CDEC WHO DEVELOPS AND USES DEVICES DESIGNED TO GATHER DATA, TRANSMIT AND RECORD FREE MOVING ACTION IN THE FIELD.
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GI CARRIES A BACK PACK AS PART OF A LARGER SYSTEM CALLED RMS-2, CDEC'S 2ND GENERATION RANGE MEASURING SYSTEM, WHICH TRANSMITS DATA TO A CENTRAL COMPUTER FOR PROCESSING
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MONTAGE GIS EQUIPED WITH THE PACKS & THE SPECIAL WEAPONS PATROL THROUGH THE FOREST DURING EXERCISE.
TALL ANTENNA KEEPS TRACK OF THEIR MOVEMENT WHICH IS TRANSMITTED TO CENTRAL CONTROL |
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CU GI AIMS HIS LASER EQUIPPED RIFLE AT AN "ENEMY WHICH IS TRANSMITTED BY RMS-2. CU COMPUTER TAPE ROLLS AND RECORDS IF THE SHOT IS A HIT OR MISS.
THE BACK PACK TELLS THE MAN HE WAS A CASUALTY |
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MONTAGE THE SOLDIERS FIRE AND THE COMPUTER TAPES TURN RECORDING ALL THE ACTION.
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THE SAME SYSTEM IS ON ARMORED VEHICLES AND HELICOPTERS.
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CIVILIAN WORKERS PLACE TAPES ON COMPUTERS AT THE FIELD LABORATORY AT FORT ORDE. ARMY OFFICERS READ PRINT-OUT SHEETS
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MONTAGE GIS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL UNIT CALLED THE 11TH AIR ASSAULT DIVISION, WHOSE MISSION IS TO BE ABLE TO GET 1/3RD OF ITS TROOPS IN THE AIR AT ONCE, JUMP ONTO HELICOPTERS
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ON JULY 3, 1965 NEWSPAPER STORIES TELL OF THE 11TH AIR ASSAULT DIVISION AS THE 1ST CAVALRY DIVISION TO BECOME AIR MOBILE
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MONTAGE DEVICES RECORD GIS SHOOTING AT HELICOPTERS DURING AN EXERCISE TO RECORD THE SURVIVABILITY OF THE CRAFT OVER HOSTILE TERRITORY
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CIVILIANS & GIS USE HAND CONTROLS ON DRONE PLANES AS LIVE AMMUNITION IS FIRED AT THEM.
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STRANGE LOOKING AIRPLANE TAKES TO THE AIR DURING TEST, CODE NAMED, "RENO" TO FIND HOW RECONNAISSANCE PLANES CAN BE MADE MORE SILENT.
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DATA COLLECTORS CONNECTED TO INSTRUMENTATION ON THE AIRCRAFT RECORD DATA. GIS WITH EAR COVERS, EYE COVERINGS AND ONE WITHOUT AND COVERING ARE USED TO EVALUATE THE NOISE.
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A GI OBSERVER SLIPS INTO AN UNDERGROUND LISTENING BUNKERS DUPLICATING THOSE USED BY VIET CONG.
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GIS SCATTERED IN AN OPEN FIELD SITTING ON CHAIRS RISE AND PUT ON EYE COVERINGS AS AIRCRAFT NEARS.
OTHERS PREPARE TO TEST THE NOISE LEVELS. |
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AN AH56A "CHEYENNE" ATTACK HELICOPTER GOES THROUGH IT'S PACES AND IS EVALUATED BY CDC.
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A TANK IN THE CROSS HAIRS OF A CHEYENNE HELICOPTER'S MISSILE, IS SEEN BLOWING UP
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MISSILE IS CAUGHT IN FLIGHT JUST BEFORE IT STRIKES AND DESTROYS A TANK.
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