Many of these shorts, produced during World War II, have not been seen in over 60 years. These films now serve as a document to the social attitudes of time, including government propaganda.

Cartoons originally released between 1943 and 1946; in part with live action and stop-motion puppetry. "Notice: Some of these films contain stereotypes that may be considered offensive to contemporary viewers."--Container. Dates on title frame: c1991, 2005; dates on container: c1993, 2004. Special features: Film commentaries by Jerry Beck, John Kricfalusi, Eric Goldberg, Milton Knight, Stephen Worth, Mark Kausler, Steve Stanchfield and Mike Kazelah; still gallery of cartoon propaganda posters; original 1945 'Command performance' radio broadcast featuring Mel Blanc, Clarence Nash, Pinto Colvig and other cartoon voices; 4-page full color liner notes with photos / liner notes by Andre Leal ; film notes by Steve Stanchfield.

Camouflage /lead animator/director, Frank Thomas (1943) -- Flight safety: After the cut (1946) ; Flight safety: landing accidents (1946) / produced by United Film Productions (later UPA) -- Private Snafu: The chow hound (1944) ; Private Snafu: A lecture on camouflage (1944) ; Private Snafu: Spies (1943) ; Private Snafu: Censored (1945) ; Private Snafu: Booby traps (1944) / produced by Warner Brothers/Schlesinger Studio -- Commandments of health: Taking medicine (1945) -- Bury the Axis / produced by Lou Bunin (1943) -- Springman and the SS / produced by Jiri Trnka (1945) -- Schneeman / Hans Fisherkoesen (1943) -- Capn' Cub / produced by Ted Eshbaugh (1945) -- Bugs Bunny bond rally / Warner Brothers/Schlesinger ; directed by Robert Clampett (1943) -- Revolt of the toys = Revolution in Toyland / Hermina Tyrvola (1945) -- Nimbus Libere / Cal (1943) -- Take heed, Mr. Tojo! / Walter Lantz Productions ; director, James Culhane (1945) -- Good egg / Warner Brothers ; directed by Chuck Jones (1945) -- Tokyo woes / Warner Brothers ; directed by Robert Clampett (1945) -- Return of Mr. Hook / Warner Brothers ; directed by Robert McKimson (1945).