As of 10/15/88 the following LIVE FREE video tapes (VHS) are available to LIVE 
FREE members fron Missouri State Coordinator Ken Seger.
 First Aid (major wounds and fractures)
 Treatment of Shock
 Mass Casualties Management, Nuclear injuries
 Mass Casualties Manaagement, Decontamination
 Atomic War Medical Cases of WW2 Japan
 Prevention of Cold Inury
 Gas Mask Fitting and Drill
 Combat in Deep Snow and Extreme Cold
 Survival, Escape and Evasion
 Map Reading parts 1,2,3,4
 The above are copies (some very poor) of old Army films.
 I also have some personal non-Live Free tapes that I am willing to loan to 
members .
 Practical Preparedness by Preparedness Products.  This is the preparedness
tape that The American Civil Defense Assoc. sells.
  The following are from the Oregon Institute of Medicine and Science - the
people that print FIGHTING CHANCE: TEN FEET TO SURVIVAL, Nuclear War Survival
Skills 1987, the Fighting Chance Newsletter, and other publications, plans,etc.
 Nuclear War Survival Skills (4 tape series)
 Soviet Civil Defense (7 tape series)
 Dr. Jane Orient's  Emergency Medicine
 Steel Shelter Design Tour

 THE LIVE FREE VIDEO TAPE LIBRARY
 The LIVE FREE Video Tape Library is another important service for Live Free 
members. Our goal is to make survival and self reliance information available
to members at the lowest possible cost.  The Video Tape Library represents a
considerable investment of Live Free funds, volunteer staff time and some
out-of-pocket expense by members.  We anticipate that the operation of the
program will put additional load on our small volunteer staff but we will do
our best to keep up with orders.  All funds from this program will go towards
the operation and expansion of the library.

 Available video tapes fall into three basic categories:
 1. Military Training material: these are video tapes made by conversion of
military 35 mm training films to video tape. These tapes provide educational
material that is of high value and not generally available tothe public.  Video
quality varies depending on the age and condition of the original film.
 2.Live Free Seminar Programs: these are tapes made live at various Live Free
seminars and field training operations. The programs selected for the library
are those that contain well organized and valuable information. Some tapes are
edited to take out non-educational material and save time.
 3. Special Productions: these are programs that are put together specifically
for the video tape library and may include demonstrations, illustrations,
slides, et cetra.

 Video Tapes from the Live Free Video Library are available under the following
conditions.
 1. You muyst be a current member in good standing in Live Free.
 2. The tapes are to be used for Live Free promotion organizing and service
programs.
 3. The tapes or copies of the tapes will not be used for commercial purposes.
 4. No more than two (2) tapes will be loaned to any individual at one time.
 5. Orders should be placed at least sixty (6) days in advance of the date that
they are needed.
 6. A second and third choice should be indicated with all orders.
 7. All tapes must be returned to :Live Free, Inc. 11125 S. St. Lawrence Ave.,
Chicago, IL 60628 within thirty days of receipt.
 8. There will be a $10.00 per week charge for each week that a tape is kept 
after 30 days.
 9. All tapes must be returned rewound and in good condition.
 10. There will be a charge of $50.00 for each tape that is not returned or is 
returned in an unusable condition.

 Charges - There will be a $5.00 charge per order (1 or 2 tapes) for shipping,
 packaging, and program operation.
 Live Free Affiliated Groups will be charged $5.00 per tape for 30 days use.
 Live Free members will be charged $10.00 per tape for 30 days use.
 A deposit of $50.00 must be included with orders placed by those with less 
than one year of membership.

 M Military Film Conversion            First 2 numbers: year of recording
 P Produced by Live Free               Second 2 numbers: Tape identification
 S Seminar Program from Live Free      Third 2 numbers: copy number

  List #2 (1988 summer update)
 M8603 The Medical Effects of Nuclear Radiation 22 m,c
 M8602 Atomic War Medical Cases (Japan WW2) 37 m, b&w
 M8707 Protective Mask Fitting Drill 10 m, b&w
 M8708 Basic Mapreading (parts 1-4) approx 90 m, c
 M8601 Survival, Escape and Evasion 34 m, c
 M88   Ranger Training 35 m, c
 M8604 Combat in Deep Snow and Extreme Cold 21 m , b&w
 M8705 Management of Mass Casualties, Medical Aspects of Nuclear Weapons 16m,c
 M8706 Management of Mass Casualties, Food & water detection contamin. 31m,c
 M8809 First Aid, Major Wounds and Fractures 21 m, c
 M8815 Debridement: Multiple Soft Tissue Wounds 29 m,c
 M8816 Debridement: Wounds of the Extremeties 33 m,c
 M8710 Prevention of Cold Injury 24 m,c
 M8711 Prevention of Heat Injury 21 m,c
 M8712 Emergency Medical Care, Shock 17 m,c
 M8813 Management of Combat Injuries Abdominal Wounds 15 m,c
 M8814 Management of Combat Injuries Thoractic Wounds 11 m,c
 M8817 Rock Climbing Technique (part 1 & 2) 63 m,c
 M8818 Burns and Fractures 14 m, c
 S8819 Wound Management, Dr. Wm. Forgey part 1 approx. 2 hr,c
 S8820 Wound Management, Dr. Wm. Forgey part 2 Approx. 1 hr,c
 S8721 Radio Comm., Priciples & Operations, LFI Radio Group aprx.45m,c
 S8722 Radio Comm., Equipment and Use, LFI Radio Group approx. 1 hr,c
 S8723 Blacksmithing Tools and Techniques, K. Sarabok approx. 1 hr,c
 S8824 Nuclear Weapons Effects, K. Seger approx. 1 hr,c
 S8825 Medical Emergency Patient Survey, J. Jones approx. 45m,c
 S8826 Medical Emergency Patient Handling & Transport, J. Buis approx.1 hr,c
 S8727 Gas Masks and N B C Protective Equipment approx. 90 m,c
 S8728 Camoflage Techniques, Survival Scouts, approx 45m,c
 S8729 Field Communications(hand signal etc & Ambush Tactics etc.)Scouts 45m,c
 S8730 Soviet Weapons and Tactics, J. Jones approx. 1 hr,c
 S8835 Military Field Decontamination Equipment & Techniques
 P8831 Total Survival: slide lecture includes shelters, traps, navigation,
       fire-building, etc. approx. 45m,c
 P8832 Camoflage Methods: slides of many camoflage systems used in a variety 
       of situations, summer and winter. With explanations approx. 45m,c
 P8833 The History of LIVE FREE: a slide program of early Live Free meetings
       and operations in the 60s and 70s ending with video taped operations in
       the 80s. Narrative J. Jones approx 30m,c
 P8834 This is LIVE FREE: a selection of video tapes made at various Live Free
       operations showing a wide range of programs and activities approx 30m,c