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Number
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Title
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Price
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AIAV001E
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Summer Bush - 20
minutes, 17 seconds, color with sound, made in 1981, available in English or
French - Commissioned by
the National Film Board of Canada to Tinsel and Sham Productions for the
Canadian Department of National Defense.
Synopsis
Drama showing the importance of survival techniques as two military pilots,
having been forced to parachute into dense bush during the summer, put their
knowledge to the test while waiting for search and rescue units to locate and
rescue them. Suitable for flight and cabin crew post-crash survival training.
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NTSC
US$30.00
PAL-SECAM
US$50.00 |
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AIAV002E
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Survival in Winter Bush,
24 minutes, 58 seconds, color with sound, made in 1981,
available in English or French - Commissioned by the National Film Board of Canada to Tinsel and Sham Productions
for the Canadian Department of National Defense.
Synopsis
Drama about a military pilot who, after ejecting from his
burning plane, parachutes into a cold and forbidden environment, the winter
bush. Suitable for flight and cabin crew
post-crash survival training.
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NTSC
US$30.00
PAL-SECAM
US$50.00 |
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AIAV003E
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Arctic Survival, 20 minutes, 52 seconds,
color with sound, made in 1981, available
in English or French -
Commissioned by the National Film Board of Canada to Tinsel and Sham Productions
for the Canadian Department of National Defense.
Synopsis
Dramatization focusing on the surviving crew of a military
C-130 Hercules plane which is forced to make an emergency landing in an isolated region of
the arctic. Suitable for flight and cabin crew
post-crash survival training. |
NTSC
US$30.00
PAL-SECAM
US$50.00 |
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AIAV004E
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Sea Survival, 20 minutes, color with sound,
made in 1981, available in English or
French -
Commissioned by the National Film Board of Canada to Tinsel and Sham Productions
for the Canadian Department of National Defense.
Synopsis
A routine Canadian Forces mission becomes an emergency for
the passenger and crew when their military helicopter is forced to ditch in the Atlantic
Ocean. Suitable for flight and cabin crew
post-ditching survival training. |
NTSC
US$30.00
PAL-SECAM
US$50.00 |
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AIAV005E
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How to Build an Igloo, 10 minutes, 27 seconds,
color with sound, made in 1950, available in English or French - Produced by Michael Spencer for the National Film Board of Canada.
Synopsis
A demonstration of Igloo building in Canada's far north by
two eskimos, showing how the | is selected and how blocks of snow are used to make a
snug shelter in only an hour and a half. As the camera follows each stage of development,
the commentator explains the process. Suitable for training of Flight and cabin
crew for post-crash survival in the arctic. |
NTSC
US$30.00
PAL-SECAM
US$50.00 |
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AIAV016E
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Emergency Locator Transmitter, 27 minutes,
color with sound, made in 1982, available in English or French.
Synopsis
The production deals with the importance of the Emergency
Locator Transmitter as a safety device on board small aircraft. Suitable for training on the use of
Emergency Locator Transmitter on board small aircraft. |
NTSC
US$30.00
PAL-SECAM
US$50.00 |
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AIAV113E
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Marshalling Signals, English,
French, Spanish
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NTSC
US$72.00
PAL-SECAM
US$96.00 |
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