STREET FIGHTING [Main Title]

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Object description

A demonstration, by Coldstream Guards, of the "highly specialised military art" of streetfighting.

Full description

Careful planning and coordination, and maximum use of cover and covering fire, are the salient points: the film shows the 'clearing' of a street containing individual snipers and an enemy headquarters.

Physical description

35mm

Object details

Category: Film
Related period: Second World War (content)
Creator: War Office (Production sponsor)
Ministry of Information (Production sponsor)
Army Film Unit (Production company)
Stewart, Hugh (Production individual)
Rawsthorne, Alan (Production individual)
Glendenning, Raymond Carl (Production cast)
Production date: 1942-12
Place made: GB
Dimensions: whole: Number Of Items/reels/tapes 2
Catalogue number: UKY 444

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