Campus On The March
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Depicts wartime programs and training activities in American colleges and universities.
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This WW2 film "Campus on the March" showcases how colleges across the US were preparing students for war; curriculums changed in WWII as students learned about farm labor, international relations, chemical weapon preparations, aviation, wartime nutrition, cryptology and codes as well as various war industrial related training. A highlight is given to female students and African Americans taking on new roles. This was a time of patriotic enthusiasm. The film opens with a note informing viewers it was released by the Office of War Information Bureau of Motion Pictures based in Washington D
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- 3434 U.S. Government Films — title, year, creator, length, format, description, catalog record
- Wikidata · Q5028725 ↗ — color, country, genre
- 16mm Filmography editors — creator, description, catalog record
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