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"KEEP FAITH" 1959 U.S. ARMY CODE OF CONDUCT COLD WAR PRISON CAMP SCENARIO 30754
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One of a series of films made by the U.S. Army to educate recruits about the Code of Conduct, this film discusses the duty of soldiers to keep faith with fellow prisoners, follow orders from superiors, and share no information with the enemy, or take part in any action which might harm fellow prisoners. The film also reminds prisoners of the succession of leadership: "if I am senior, I will take command". Produced in 1959 during the Cold War, the film seems to show an Eastern European prison camp complete with a Colonel Klink like commandant.
Main titles :(06-1:01). American prisoners are shown in a prison camp. A clock ticks loudly . A sergeant calls over his men and explains that two Americans have escaped and need 48 hours to make it to the border. Enemy soldiers knock and then open the door. Enemy commander dresses them down and prepares them to be interrogated. Interrogation room. The commandant angrily address a soldier. (1:02-3:22). The clock ticks as an interrogator tries to get another soldier to break. He feigns sleepiness and is yelled at. Another soldier is interrogated and offered privileges. He doesn't say a word (3:23-5:00). American prisoners talk about what's going on over candlelight in their quarters at night. The interrogator tries to reason with the Sergeant. The clock ticks and ticks. The Sergeant is offered a deal and told to be reasonable (5:01-7:04). The Sergeant stands and is inside of a small circle, if he moves one of his feet outside of the circle, the guard will put a bayonet through it. He either speaks or stands until he is bayoneted. The clock keeps ticking, time marches on. The Sergeant doesn't say a word. He knows the ones who escaped still need more time to make it to the border so he must keep the enemy occupied with him. The Sergeant is shown back in the quarters with the other men, he is injured, he fell out of the circle and had the bayonet thrust in his foot. The Sergeant tells his men to keep the faith, this will work out, the men will make it to the border. The clock keeps moving. "If we stick together we'll come through with our bodies and our consciences in one piece."
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Funny the prisoner that did all the talking appears to be the actor that played lieutenant carpenter on mchale's navy.
He was busy in the 1950's with radio roles and other than entertainment motion pictures , after McHale's Navy he was busy on tv.
Bob Hastings WAS a busy man , he worked until he died @@michaelscheel9533
saw this in Marine Corps boot camp in 1972
Ha! I've had annual work reviews that were tougher than that!
Those are the WORST.... "alright...lets list out the number of meetings I was 1 minute late for while I pretend I suddenly don't want a raise, I just want to keep the f8cking job...."
This POW camp looks like a Sandals Resort compared to Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and N. Vietnam POW camps.
I like the way the oath includes obeying lawful orders only. Our police, doctors, nurses and pharmacists could learn something from this film.
So could the people GIVING the "lawful orders" cause that sh8t has been the biggest bollucks. "Do waht this man tells you because he has a bigger badge and is superior to you" and not because he actually is a good sensible leader who's earned the respect of those who work under and around him. I know many did genuinely earn thier positions and I salute them, but I also know many just got the position by being friends with the right people. We vote for congressmen and the president who can then personally appoint anyone they want. So what's the resume REALLY gotta look like?
Fortunately modern military training emphasizes discipline more than blind loyalty. They want soldiers who can be a leader when the time calls, not puppets who sit there until someone with another gold stripe tells them what to do.
We saw this film and several others connected to in 1979. I remember everyone mentioning there is Elroy Carpenter from McCale’s Navy sitting on the stool and getting his foot stabbed. Most of the other training films were from the 1960s and a few from the early 70’s
Vot? no torture? … Stärker, this is Kaos… Ve do not torture here!
Ja, you are not dark skinned or with strange eyes, We have no problems with you. Send me von who has the traits which disgust the American leadership.... THEY will not return with thier skin intact....
VAT? They do that to their own American citizens all the time! Have you seen how firemen spray dark skinned people with hoses because they drank from a water fountain? They will not miss THOSE soldiers....
Does that interrogator, like, ever take a break or something?
Actual footage th-cam.com/video/zaHUnonGH2A/w-d-xo.html
@Jayden k all video Did you use some random word generator to write that drivel?
@@R32R38 this is obviously a spambot.
The first barracks guard looks like a cop from Toledo
He may be a cop from Toledo.
It was Ron McDonald and that hamburglar mo fo Grimmis. HAHA
Were the bad guys supposed to be russians or germans or what?
The Russians
Americans.... No other nation thinks war is one big joke when they send half their population to thier deaths and we only hear from the people sitting at home safe and sound.
Господи, какая же это чушь! Похоже, что в армии США ухе в конце 50-х все стало рушиться. Ну и результат - обращение "оно" в армии. Это конец.