The Price of Liberty late 1950's DOD sexist video propaganda
Channel: Todd Anderson
Date: 08/02/2021

An interesting and sexist film which applauds women for their role in the us armed forces. Let me rephrase that, the women are applauded for the sexist roles that they were placed in while in the service. We see (in an amazing scene) men just bursting out of their chairs from the typing pool to let the women take over, while the men do the tasks that women "can't do". narrated with vigor by Walter Cronkite, this is a sharply narrated film, with GREAT images and history about women in the military.
please remember,.. these films are part of what shaped our country, where we take it from here is up to the future generations,.. but remember,.. calamity exists.
Price of Liberty, The

Publication date 1950s ca. late
Digitizing sponsor U.S. Department Of Defense
With a young Walter Cronkite.


opening. ...Shot of clouds in sky with VS zooming in portraits of women in various uniforms (army, navy, nurse) superimposed on cloudy sky. Narration:
“…they are sharing in the vigilance of the free world. That vigilance is the price of liberty.”
Credits
"In cooperation with The Council of Motion Picture Organizations. Producer: Andrew L. Gold. Writer: Sherman Beck. Narrated by Walter Cronkite.
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