A time capsule informational public relations film shot by the U.S. Marines. Rather than combat, a county fair operation is a cross-agency effort to provide for the basic needs of civilians caught in the crossfire of the conflict and destruction of the war in Vietnam.

Operation County Fair (1967)

This 1966 informational film showcases the US Navy’s elite first responder unit, offering a glimpse into the public relations style of the time. It reflects the documentary genre of the era, following the post-Mondo movie trend with a unique approach.

Corpsman (1966)

This documentary covers the major Marine Corps operations of 1965, spanning key locations from the Dominican Republic to the early stages of military involvement in Vietnam, providing an in-depth look at the challenges and strategies faced during these pivotal moments.

Marine's '65 (1966)

Produced by the Air Force, this vintage informational film documents the Military Air Transport Service's grueling and dangerous 1960 mission to resupply America's scientific research outposts in Antarctica.

MATS: Deepfreeze Airlift (1961)

Originally produced for U.S. military personnel embedded as advisers with foreign armies, this informational film explains the meaning of the Geneva Conventions as they apply to civilians and to wounded and captive enemy fighters in unconventional wars.

Geneva Conventions and Counterinsurgency (1966)

This vintage informational film meticulously documents the infantry tactics and operations employed by U.S. Marines against the Vietcong during the Vietnam War, showcasing the strategic use of the Vietcong's own tactic of jungle ambushes employed against them by American forces.

Contact! Ambush (1966)

Produced by the U.S. military, this vintage documentary highlights the remarkable work of Larry Zabel, a combat artist assigned to document the Vietnam War through his powerful and evocative paintings. His art captures the raw emotions and realities of war.

U.S. Military Vintage Informational Films Collection