page_title: The Big Picture (TV series)
section_title: List of Episodes
hierarchical_section_title: The Big Picture (TV series) / List of Episodes
caption_attribution_description: Screen shot from a historical film of a U.S. Army special forces detachment from 8231st Army Unit, U.S. Army Forces, Far East receiving instruction prior to conducting water insertion and demolition training off the coast of White Beach, Okinawa, Japan aboard a U.S. Naval ship, wearing their then unofficial green berets.[1][2][3]
context_page_description: The Big Picture is an American documentary television program which aired from 1951 to 1964. The series consisted of documentary films produced by the United States Army Signal Corps Army Pictorial Service.
context_section_description: Source:
  TV 169 – The First Forty Days in Korea
  TV 170 – The Turning of the Tide
  TV 171 – The United Nations Offensive
  TV 172 – Chinese Reds Enter the War
  TV 173 – United Nations Forces Escape the Chinese Trap
  TV 174 – United Nations Consolidate Below the 38th Parallel
  TV 175 – United Nations Forces Push the Chinese Back
  TV 176 – The United Nations Offensive Continues
  TV 177 – The UN Forces Cross the 38th Parallel
  TV 178 – The Reds Launch Their Expected Spring Offensive
  TV 179 – United Nations Forces Counterattack
  TV 180 – The Korean Cease-Fire Talks Begin
  TV 181 – The UN Line is Stabilized While Truce Talks Continue
  TV 182 – The Mission of the Army
  TV 183 – The Army Combat Team
  TV 184 – The Citizen Soldier
  TV 185 – The Combat Soldier
  TV 186 – Duty, Honor, Country
  TV 187 – The Army Reserve Team
  TV 188 – Army Aviation
  TV 189 – The Army Medical Corps
  TV 190 – The Army Chaplains
  TV 191 – Women in the Army
  TV 192 – The Eyes and Ears of the Army
  TV 193 – Enough and On Time
  TV 194 – Citizen, Soldier and Taxpayer, Too
  TV 196 – A Day in Korea
  TV 198 – Information and Education Overseas (Part One)
  TV 199 – We Never Stop
  TV 200 – Army Language School
  TV 201 – Civil Assistance, Korea
  TV 202 – Pictorial Report No. 1
  TV 203 – Follow Me
  TV 204 – The Citizen Soldier
  TV 204 – Army Transportation Corps
  TV 205 – All American
  TV 206 – Truth is Our Defense
  TV 207 – Pictorial Report No. 2 – A variety of subjects covered by our cameras both in Korea and in the United States. Included are: The story of a Quartermaster Aerial Supply Company, and the story of the 8209 Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.
  TV 208 – Tools for a Modern Army
  TV 209 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series)
  TV 210 – The Big Red One
  TV 211 – The Work Horse of the Western Front (30th Infantry Division)
  TV 212 – The 1st Cavalry Division and the 41st Infantry Division
  TV 213 – D-Day Convoy to Normandy
  TV 214 – The 6th Infantry Division
  TV 215 – The Red Bull Attacks
  TV 216 – All-American (82nd Airborne Division)
  TV 217 – The Famous Third Army
  TV 218 – Blood and Bullets
  TV 219 – Naples to Cassino
  TV 220 – Invasion of Southern France
  TV 221 – The 7th Infantry Division
  TV 222 – 29th Infantry Division
  TV 223 – Third Korean Winter
  TV 224 – Seventh Army
  TV 225 – Fire Power – Artillery
  TV 226 – Special Services
  TV 227 – Operation Blue Jay
  TV 228 – Ranger Ready
  TV 229 – Double Duty American – Reserves
  TV 230 – Alaska
  TV 231 – Report from the Provost Marshal General
  TV 232 – Soldier in Berlin
  TV 233 – Armored Force
  TV 234 – Army Aviation
  TV 235 – Korean Wind-Up
  TV 236 – Pictorial Report No. 3 – Around the world in 30 minutes – showing military police activities in Europe, helicopter activities in the Far East and the latest in training methods within the Zone of Interior.
  TV 237 – Hawaiian Defense
  TV 238 – Soldier in Europe
  TV 239 – The Soldier Patient
  TV 240 – Pictorial Report No. 4 – The report features three segments: the history, traditions and opportunities of Army Bands; Eta Jima Specialist School in Japan, the largest school of its kind, with details on training for court reporting, chemical warfare decontamination, radio operators, telephone linemen, heavy equipment mechanics and operators, and napalm and flame thrower use; and, post-Armistice aid to Korean people, with distribution of shipments of food and clothing on the fifth anniversary of South Korea's independence.
  TV 242 – Atrocities in Korea
  TV 244 – Christmas in Korea – 1953
  TV 245 – Guided Missiles
  TV 246 – A Second Life
  TV 247 – The Quartermaster in Europe
  TV 249 – This is Aberdeen
  TV 250 – Olympics
  TV 253 – Pictorial Report No. 6
  TV 258 – This is First Army
  TV 259 – This is Second Army
  TV 260 – This is Third Army
  TV 261 – This is Fourth Army
  TV 262 – This is Fifth Army
  TV 263 – This is Sixth Army
  TV 264 – Pictorial Report No. 7
  TV 266 – Exercise Flash Burn
  TV 274 – Fifteen Forty-Five Hours
  TV 275 – Military District of Washington
  TV 277 – The WAC is a Soldier, Too
  TV 279 – Education in the Army
  TV 280 – Airborne to Battle
  TV 281 – Soldier in Britain
  TV 282 – Army Technical Schools in Europe
  TV 287 – Nerves of the Army
  TV 288 
caption: Screenshot from TV-372 of a special forces detachment from U.S. Army Japan training with the U.S. Navy on water infiltration techniques
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