Produced by the Department of Defense in 1971, this DVD explores the Army's historical role in the exploration of both space and under the sea. The presentation shows many accomplishments made by the army during this period including its early contributions to the space program, technologies it used to map the moon and to develop more robust communications platforms. Additional, it examples the U.S. Army's extensive skill in underwater salvage operations.
Produced by the Department of Defense in 1971, this DVD explores the Army's historical role in the exploration of both space and under the sea. The presentation shows many accomplishments made by the army during this period including its early contributions to the space program, technologies it used to map the moon and to develop more robust communications platforms. Additional, it examples the U.S. Army's extensive skill in underwater salvage operations.
This film has a runtime of approximately 28 minutes.
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