Man observes bats in cage, a fluster of bats leave cave making flapping sound, different angles around cave of bats, men walking amidst bats.

C.S. V.S. STUDENTS CATCHING BATS IN A HALLWAY AT BARNARD COLLEGE. CU BAT BEING GED BLOOD. INTV. W / DR. JULIA CHASE EXPLAINING PHYSIOLOGY OF BATS. CU OF EXPERIMENTAL DEVICES. SU CARAS. VO CARAS END C.S. MORE OF A VAMPIRE BEING FED W / BLOOD. CU EXPERIMENTER POURING BLOOD INTO A DISH. V.S. FOOD BEING MIXED FOR BATS. CU BAT HELD IN HAND, CHEWING GLOVE. V.S. EXPERIMENTS W / BAT. MORE INTVW. W / ZOOLIGIST DR. JULIA CHASE EXPLAINING THE PURPOSE OF EXPERIMENT W / BATS. SU CARAS. V.S. LAB EXPERIMENTS. MORE BAT FEEDING. MORE OF INTV. W / DR. CHASE, EXPLAINING HER EXPERIMENTS OF MYSTERIOUS BAT VISION. CI: ANIMALS: BATS. SCIENCE: LABS. GEOGRAPHIC: N. Y. C. , N. Y.

The lesser long-nosed bat (Leptonycteris yerbabuenae) is a medium-sized bat found in Central and North America.

Wahlberg's epauletted fruit bat (Epomophorus wahlbergi) roosting in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

This post-WWII recruitment film shows U.S. Navy electronic technician training, primarily for operation of sonar and radar gear but also radio and communications equipment. First recruits are shown at Great Lakes, but soon trainees are moved to a formal Basic Electronics School where training for their rating begins in earnest. The Advanced School is either at Memphis, Tennessee or Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay. The "Bat", a guided bomb developed during WWII is shown at the 7:17 mark, being guided by electronic pulses into a target. The ASM-N-2 Bat was a United States Navy World War II radar-guided unpowered missile which was used in combat beginning in April 1944. A modified V-2 rocket, containing an electronic guidance package, is also shown at the 8 minute mark. The film concludes with a sales pitch for the recruit about the wonderful aspects of life in the Navy, with its overseas postings and steady pay and great opportunities. <p><p>The film highlights the critical role of electronics in the U.S. Navy's defense strategy, starting with recruit training at Great Lakes and progressing to basic and advanced electronics schools. Trainees receive hands-on instruction in electronics fundamentals and practical troubleshooting exercises. Recreation programs are also provided. Graduates begin their careers as electronics technicians, taking on various duties in Navy units, including roles in combat information centers (CIC). The Navy's pioneering work in electronically guided missiles and tests at White Sands, New Mexico, are emphasized. Opportunities for travel and broader knowledge are available, along with security and benefits such as good pay, medical care, and retirement options. The future for electronics technicians in the Navy is promising, with many opportunities for advancement and new discoveries.<p> <p>00:00 Introduction to the importance of electronics in the U.S. Navy's defense strategy.<p><p>0:54 - Training begins with recruit training at Great Lakes, followed by basic electronics school.<p><p>1:35 - Instruction in the fundamentals of electronics, with hands-on experience in the lab.<p><p>2:48 - Recreation programs for trainees.<p><p>3:12 - Advanced training at Treasure Island or Memphis, focusing on repair and maintenance of fleet equipment.<p><p>3:41 - Practical teaching methods, including troubleshooting exercises.<p><p>4:16 - Graduation and the start of a career as an electronics technician.<p><p>5:01 - Duties of a chief electronics technician in various Navy units.<p><p>6:17 - Role of electronics in combat information centers (CIC) on larger Navy units.<p><p>7:13 - Navy's pioneering efforts in electronically guided missiles.<p><p>8:00 - Tests at White Sands, New Mexico, and the launch of an electronically controlled rocket from a ship.<p><p>8:42 - Opportunities for broader knowledge and travel to various parts of the world.<p><p>9:16 - Security and benefits provided by the Navy, including good pay, medical care, and retirement options.<p><p>10:05 - The promising future for electronics technicians in the Navy, with opportunities for advancement and new discoveries.<p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. We collect, scan and preserve 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have films you'd like to have scanned or donate to Periscope Film, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the link below.<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

1960s: Boys play baseball at school ball field. Boy hits baseball with bat and runs.

Melanesia, Vanuatu, Tanna Island. Village woman preparing a meal of fruit bat in palm leaves to be cooked over an open fire. Woman taking bats off stick.

Pres. Dwight Eisenhower gives silver bat award to baseball player Mickey Vernon of the Washington Senators

Against a neutral backdrop, an African American baseball player dressed in a neutral uniform and wearing a batting helmet stands with bat at the ready and focuses on a spinning ball in front of him. He brings the bat right up to the ball, then swings and hits the ball.

CU MAN'S HANDS WITH BASEBALL BAT, MULTIPLE TAKES, THREATENING MOVE SLAPPING BAT INTO OPEN PALM. THREATENING WITH BASEBALL BAT, SWINGING BAT TOWARDS CAMERA

Video footage from the WBAP-TV television station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story.

00:00:00:00 [VO/NAT-Hillary batting]--MS Hillary Clinton outside in batting cage batting w crowd surrounding cage clapping (0:00)/

London. <br/> <br/>SCU. Three bats standing up in corner of cage - this shot has been shot upside down. CU. Bat's face. SV. Three bats standing in corner. One is dancing about. CU. Bat's face. GV. Bat hanging from cage - this shot has been shot the right way up and camera turns back so as it seems to look that it is standing. CU. Man turning his head to look at bat. SV. Three bats standing in corner of cage. Camera is turner round to show bat hanging from cage. CU. Bat's face in upside down position, & CU. SV. Man, upside down, looking at bats. SV. Bats hanging in cage.

Interview

New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox meet in Boston as Yanks' Mickey Mantle and Red Sox' Ted Williams battle for the American League batting crown. Crowd of 36,000 fills Fenway Park to see the baseball game. Mantle seen talking with Yankee manager Casey Stengel in the dugout. Mantle comes up for first at-bat, camera focuses on his batting grip. Swings at pitch from Red Sox pitcher Tom Brewer and hits a single. It would be his only hit of the game. Ted Williams seen striding onto field. He comes to bat in second inning and hits a pitch from the Yankees' Don Larsen for a three-run homer. Announcer notes he gets another hit during the game, extending his lead over Mantle in the batting race. Williams rounds third base, touches home, gets quick handshake from Red Sox infielder Gene Mauch. (Note: Williams would win the batting championship over Mantle, hitting. 388 to Mantle's .365.) Location: Boston Massachusetts USA. Date: August 14, 1957.

sports - baseball - 1950 All-Star Game - Comisky Park - Chicago - #10 Phil Rizzuto hits - #42 Jackie Robinson at bat - #8 Yogi Berra catches - #9 Ted Williams Red Sox at bat - #39 Roy Campanella catcher - #6 Stan Musial at bat - Yogi Berra at bat - #10 Phil Rizzuto at bat - #39 Roy Campanella catcher - #36 Don Newcombe pitches - #3 Walt Dropo at bat - #35 from Phillies pitches - #10 Les Moss catches - #6 Stan Musial at bat - #10 Les Moss at bat - Stan Musial runs to first base - Jack Robinson hits - #48 at bat - #4 Ralph Kiner at bat - #6 Stan Musial hits and runs to first - #42 Jackie Robinson at bat - #9 Enos Slaughter hit ball and runs to first

Some MSs and CSs of little girl playing with bolo bat while reciting rhymes, at foot of wide stairs on Querbes Street. Some CSs of two children eating popsicles and looking at something off camera on lawn at edge of sidewalk, street and car in background. Shot of two children, PAN to third child playing with bolo bat at foot of stairs while reciting rhymes, CS of child's face. CS of other girl also playing with bolo bat, CS of her face. CS of little girl sitting on stairs, adjusting length of elastic on bolo bat and then trying it, playing while reciting rhymes. CS of her face. Some MLSs of all four children lined up on sidewalk, all playing with bolo bats.

Good file footage of bat colony in Austin, Texas.

DEVIL BAT, THE

Bats are flying and attacking in a green screen. Halloween concept