WWII World War II Homefront, Volume 1

Women In Defense: American women arise, alert to the dangers facing our way of life. Katherine Hepburn demonstrates that every women has an important place in the national defense effort. Written by Eleanor Roosevelt and narrated by Katherine Hepburn.

A Letter From Bataan: A letter from a beloved son lost at Bataan shows an American family how simple acts of conservation at home can save lives on the battlefield. Starring Richard Arlen and Susan Hayward.

Fellow Americans: James Stewart narrates the heartbreaking story of the real price of freedom - the lives of the finest of our nation's youth.

A Challenge To Democracy: A fascinating look inside the daily lives of the 100,000 Japanese-American citizens removed from their homes and livelihoods and placed in government "Relocation Centers."

Skirmish On The Homefront: An all-star cast dramatizes that patriotic families must avoid cashing in their war bonds for large purchases, or risk derailing the American economy. Starring Alan Ladd, Betty Hutton, William Bendix and Susan Hayward.

What To Do in a Gas Attack: "There is no need for fear and panic if you know what to do." Thus begins this grisly instructional for responding to horrific gas attacks that, mercifully, never occurred in America.

You, John Jones!: John Jones reflects upon his young daughter as she peacefully falls asleep, while every night, tragedy strikes parents around their world as their own children die in bombing raids. Starring James Cagney, Ann Sothern and Margaret O'Brien. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy.

Men Of Fire: The ghost of Bill, a G.I. killed in France, returns home to implore his fellow-steelworker pals to keep their jobs, so vital to the war- effort.

Report From The Front: Humphrey Bogart returns from a tour of our troops in Africa and Italy to relate the extraordinary role of the American Red Cross overseas.