WWII U.S. ARMY INTELLIGENCE UNIT TRAINING FILM “ PRISONER OF WAR INTERROGATION PROCEDURES “ 63304

Browse our products on Amazon: Love our channel? Help us save and post more orphaned films! Support us on Patreon: Even a really tiny contribution can make a difference. This restricted, black & white educational/training film from WWII was used to train intelligence officers about interrogation procedures. The film shows Japanese POWs being debriefed at a prison camp. This is circa 1942-1945. Opening titles: Prisoner Of War Interrogation Procedures (:08-:39). Japanese POWs are seated and one is badged in front of American soldiers. Military officials confer. A military higher up enters a POW fence surrounded camp. A Japanese POW is lead out to a table and seated. He sits with an official and an interpreter. He is asked questions and the interpreter interprets for both (:40-3:54). The POW is asked many questions as the interpreter continues to assist. POWS clap inside the fence. An interpreter sits with another man waiting for a POW to talk t