Teach me what?

Australia, 1977

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Shows the Army Apprentices School as an institution that trains boys for a career in the Army as tradesmen. Includes a variety of trades open to young men, and shows extra-curricular activities and the opportunity for sport. The story endeavours to humanise the Army and to dispel some preconceptions.
Suitable for upper secondary level.

Credits

director

David E. Barrow

producer

Peter Johnson

production company

Camfilm Productions

Film Australia

Language

English

Duration

00:12:22:00

Colour

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