NARMIC Photo Slide Lot of 10 Vietnam 1972 Vintage

Description

Anti war movements in the late 1960's gave birth to the
National Action/Research on the Military-Industrial Complex:
NARMIC
In 1972, NARMIC turned the research into a slideshow and filmstrip with a
script
and
images
— images of corporate logos, of politicians, of weapons, and of injuries inflicted on the Vietnamese by the weapons being discussed. At the time, this was a cutting-edge way to engage and educate people on the topic of the war and the weapons and defense contractors behind it.
NARMIC would sell the slideshow to groups around the US, who would then stage their own showings of it in their own communities. Through this, NARMIC disseminated the results of its power research all over the country and contributed to a more informed antiwar movement that could develop a keener sense of strategy about its targets.
Up for bid is a lot of 10 slides from one of these 1972 slide shows.