The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An armourer training film on the Besa 7.92mm machine gun, approved 1946. Produced for the Army Kinema Corporation by National Interest Picture Productions Ltd. Animated diagrams support commentary and photographic visuals. The various parts of the Besa mechanism and it's operation are illustrated. The weapon is used mainly by armoured fighting vehicles.
British military training film B457 produced for the Directorate of Army Kinematography by G B Instructional Ltd, approved October 1942. This film describes the various parts and operation of the Sea
A British military training film produced by National Interest Picture Productions Ltd for the Army Kinema, Corporation. Uses animated diagrams and soldier actors to show the effects to be expected fr
Military training film B388 C388 produced for the Directorate of Army Kinematography by Publicity Picture Productions Ltd. This film illustrates the construction, operation, packaging, fusing and layi
British military training B146 C122 film produced by Publicity Films Ltd. Photographic visuals supported by animated diagrams and commentary. Various obstacles are shown: ditches, natural and man made
A military training film produced for the Directorate of Army Kinematography by the Nuffield Organization Cine Department. This film, using animated diagrams, illustrates the construction of the Unive
The role of the Beach Recovery Section. Approved January 1946. Produced for the Directorate of Army Kinematography by World Wide Pictures. This film shows a Beach Recovery Section and its duties in am