DVD or CD-Rom - How to for saber drills, etc.

[thpritchett]

Thanks for the information. I will have to follow up on that link.

[flattop32355]

Sir, I have had contact with Mr. Holien - Historian- Ft. Meyers, Virginia; to whom suggested that I contact Historical Films, Inc. - Phone: 517-393-3100; web site www.historicalfilms.org; e-mailL info@historicalfilms.org.

Would you be so kind as to confirm that web address? I tried it, and nothing comes up.

[Ross L. Lamoreaux]

Would you be so kind as to confirm that web address? I tried it, and nothing comes up.

I noticed a semi-colon added to that link from above. Go to www.historicalfilms.org and that should get you there.

[flattop32355]

I noticed a semi-colon added to that link from above. Go to www.historicalfilms.org and that should get you there.

At one time, I'd heard they were going to update the two instructional films and put 'em on DVD. No sign on the site that say they have.

[M E Wolf]

Dear Flattop32355/Bernard Biederman,

Sir, I called and I asked if they had it on CD-ROM and or DVD. The School of the Soldier Part 1 and 2 are on DVD now. I never did bother going to their web site.

I ordered the set. But, looking at the promotional jacket; the focus is on the soldier; not the officers and certainly not 'ceremonial'/'honor' positions, such as Reverse Arms and especially for the saber/sword; to which I am seeking.

Just some thoughts sir.

Respectfully submitted for consideration,
M. E. Wolf