Vintage Military Film with Metal Box "ECPA" - Se Poster Se Deplacer - 2Y206 A Rare Look at French Military DrillThis rare piece of militaria history features a vintage military training film housed in its original metal box from the Etablissement Cinematographique et Photographique des Armees (ECPA). The film, titled "Se Poster Se Deplacer" (To Position Oneself, To Move), provides a fascinating historical look at French military tactics and soldier drills. Essential Soldier Movement TrainingThe title translates to fundamental military commands for positioning and movement. This film likely served as essential viewing for French military personnel, demonstrating proper drills and tactical formations that were standard during the 20th century. Authentic ECPA Archival PreservationHoused in its original sturdy metal container, this film represents the meticulous archival standards of the French military. The distinctive green box with official labeling preserves this piece of history exactly as it would have been stored in military archives. Historical Military ProvenanceOriginating from France and produced by the official military media establishment, this artifact carries significant historical weight. The ECPA was responsible for documenting and standardizing military procedures through cinematic instruction. Honest Condition with CharacterThis collectible displays the authentic wear of a historical artifact. The metal box shows expected paint loss and minor oxidation, while the film reel exhibits damage including a cut section and evidence of repair, presented exactly as found for display. Key Product DetailsFilm Title Se Poster Se DeplacerProgram Number 717Copy Number 573Producer ECPA (French Army)Origin FrancePeriod 20th Century DesignMaterial Metal Box, FilmBox Length 27 cm (10.6 inches)Box Height 2.5 cm (1 inch)Weight 1.679 kg (3.7 lbs)Condition Good vintage condition with expected wear (description exceeds maximum possible length)