ANTI-TYPHOID INOCULATIONS FOR 36TH DIVISION AT PAUKTABIN
This film is held by the Imperial War Museum (ID: FUB 86).
Synopsis
At a Field Ambulance unit near Pauktabin in central Burma, British troops of 36th Division receive typhoid inoculations.
A syringe is taken out of a pan of hot water on a stove and placed in a kidney dish. Typhoid vaccine is drawn up the syringe. Shirtless soldier with a slung Sten gun has his arm swabbed. Close-up injection administered. Another man, noticeably muscly and with his upper body covered in tattoos, is swabbed. A mans paybook is marked with the date of the inoculation. More shots of injections, etc.
Notes
A brief film but illustrating well the preventive medical treatment of troops in a theatre where tropical diseases were rife.
Titles
- ANTI-TYPHOID INOCULATIONS FOR 36TH DIVISION AT PAUKTABIN (Allocated)
Technical Data
- Year:
- 1945
- Running Time:
- 2 minutes
- Film Gauge (Format):
- 35mm
- Colour:
- B&W
- Sound:
- Silent
- Footage:
- 93 ft
Production Credits
- Production Countries:
- GB
- Sponsor
- War Office Directorate of Public Relations
- cameraman
- Park, Roland (Sergeant)
- Production company
- SEAC Film Unit