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• EMERGENCY COOKING STOVES [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Films of Great Britain (Production company) 1941-10

  An instructional film on the construction and use of a simple outdoor cooking stove.

• GO TO BLAZES [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Pitt, Ray (Production individual) 1942

  A comic presentation of the correct procedure for extinguishing incendiary bombs.

• BUTTERFLY BOMB [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Birt, Louise (Production individual) 1944

  Short instructional film telling how to deal with anti-personnel bombs.

• J BATTERY, 2ND CAVALRY DIVISION, 20TH JUNE 1918 [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Topical Film Company (Production company) 1918

  Stock film of a Royal Horse Artillery 13-pounder battery manoeuvring at high speed, rear areas of the Western Front, 20 June 1918.

• A MACHINE GUN BATTALION TRAINING IN FRANCE, THE MEN LUDENDORFF FEARS [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Topical Film Company (Production company) 1918

  Demonstrations of tactics with the Vickers machine gun at the Machine Gun Corps Training School at Rombly, France, 15-17 June 1918.

• WAR MESSENGER DOGS [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Topical Film Company (Production company) 1918

  Training of messenger dogs for the British Army, probably at XXII Corps headquarters kennels in Nieppe Wood, Western Front, 19 May 1918.

• PERSONNEL SELECTION IN THE BRITISH ARMY: RECRUITS [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Mason, Bill (Production individual) 1944

  A detailed account of the procedure followed to assess new recruits and make optimum use of their capabilities.

• KILL OR BE KILLED [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Goring, Marius (Production cast) 1942

  A fictional film of a sniping incident with a strong element of instructional purpose.

• A NEW FIRE BOMB [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Shell (Production company) 1942-09

  An instructional Civil Defence film.

• LIFE SAVING AT SEA [Main Title]

  (film) Made by: Films of Great Britain (Production company) 1944

  A straightforward listing (with demonstrations in a few cases) of the life-saving equipment carried by British merchant shipping in wartime, presented first in the framework of a routine kit inspection and then in a full-scale 'abandon ship' practice.