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» Friday, October 03, 2003
Supposedly here is what is on the Walt Disney on the Front Lines Treasures DVD set:

BONUS FEATURES:
Disc One:
Leonard Maltin Introduction

Disc Two:
Leonard Maltin Introduction
On the Set of Victory Through Air Power
Victory Through Air Power Trailer
A Conversation with Joe Hench
A Conversation with Joe Grant
A Conversation with Roy Disney
Production Art Galleries
Victory Through Air Power Gallery

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CONTENT:
Disc One:
PROPAGANDA & ENTERTAINMENT
Introduction
"Donald Gets Drafted"
"The Army Mascot"
"The Vanishing Private"
"Sky Trooper"
"Private Pluto"
"Fall Out; Fall In"
"Victory Vehicles"
"The Old Army Game"
"Home Defense"
"How to Be a Sailor"
"Commando Duck"

EDUCATIONAL SHORTS
Introduction
"Thrifty Pig"
"Seven Wise Dwarfs"
"Food Will Win the War"
"Out of the Frying Pan, Into the Firing Line"
"Donald's Decision"

All Together
"The New Spirit"
"The Spirit of '43"
"The Winged Scourge"
"Defense Against Invasion"
"All Together"
"The Grain That Built A Hemisphere"
"Cleanliness Brings Health"
"What Is Disease?"
"Planning for Good Eating"

FROM THE VAULT
"Der Fuehrer's Face" with Introduction
"Education for Death" with Introduction
"Reason and Emotion" with Introduction
"Chicken Little" with Introduction

Disc Two:

Victory Through Air Power with Introduction

TRAINING SHORTS:
Introduction
"Four Methods of Flush Riveting"
"Stop That Tank"
Training Film Montage

I wonder if someone will tell the funny story that goes with "The New Spirit." (Summary: The Government asked Disney to do a short encouraging people to pay their income taxes. Disney did so, with Donald Duck starring. When they screened the cartoon, the Secretary of the Treasury or some high muckety-muck complained about it starring Donald Duck because he had "envisioned a character named 'Mr. Taxpayer.'" Disney was furious because he had basically given the Government his studio's equivalent of Clark Gable, knowing that no one would care about a cartoon starring "Mr. Taxpayer" but would care about Donald Duck.)