Government Asks For Vacation Photos and Footage Pertinent to War

The video discusses the importance of photos for military intelligence, particularly those depicting strategic locations like cities, shorelines, and airfields. It emphasizes the need for individuals to contribute by sending any relevant photos they may have, even from past vacations, to the Office of Strategic Services. The video provides examples of useful and non-useful photos and encourages viewers to assist in the war effort by sharing their photographic materials with Colonel Eli Norris.

What is the primary role of the Office of Strategic Services as mentioned in the video?

• To provide medical services to soldiers

• To distribute food supplies to war zones

• To gather and analyze photographs of enemy territories

• To train soldiers for combat

Which types of locations are considered valuable for military photographs?

• Cities, shorelines, and airfields

• Shopping malls and parks

• Residential neighborhoods

• Schools and hospitals

Why might old vacation photos be of interest to the military?

• They can show changes in fashion trends

• They can be used for tourism promotion

• They are useful for historical documentaries

• They might contain strategic military information

What type of photos are not wanted by the Office of Strategic Services?

• Photos of occupied territories

• Photos of strategic locations

• Photos of military badges

• Photos with no background

How can individuals contribute to military efforts according to the video?

• By joining the army

• By sending photos of potential military use to Colonel Eli Norris

• By donating money to the war fund

• By writing letters to soldiers