Jeffrey E. Geiger Knihy

Set against the backdrop of World War II, the narrative explores the establishment of military training installations across the United States, highlighting Camp Cooke in California. This camp played a crucial role in preparing servicemen for combat and has since evolved into Vandenberg Air Force Base, renowned for its missile and rocket operations since 1957. The transformation of this site reflects the broader changes in military strategy and technology during and after the war.

Set during World War II, the narrative explores the establishment of German POW camps in America, focusing on the Camp Cooke facility opened in 1944. Instead of invaders, German soldiers arrive as prisoners, highlighting a lesser-known aspect of the war. The story delves into the experiences of the 371,683 POWs held across more than six hundred camps in the U.S., offering insights into their lives and the dynamics of captivity during this tumultuous period.

Written with undergraduate readers in mind, these essays cover the central issues raised in today s cinema courses and provide students with practical models to help them improve their own writing and film-analysis skills. Film Analysis also includes a helpful introduction and an extensive glossary. Already half the price of competing texts when purchased alone, Film Analysis can be packaged at 50 percent off with either A History of Narrative Film or Looking at Movies.