Wood for War (1942)

Directors

Arthur H. Wolf

The story

The film opens with shots of large American forests and notes that forests are one of nature's few renewable resources, if managed wisely. A generation ago, says the narrator, a few forward thinking citizens pressed for the establishment of the Forest Service, to make sure the timber would be around for their children and grandchildren. Then the film moves on to the various uses of wood in the war, principally as replacements for items that Americans needed to go without.

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