Eyes Aloft

This documentary short film centers on a woman volunteer from the civilian aviation observer corps. She explains the significance of civilian involvement in monitoring the skies for enemy aircraft during World War II. This perspective offers a unique look into the collaboration between civilians and the military during a critical period in history.

The film also features an army major discussing the recruitment and organization of volunteers. It depicts the day and night vigilance of these volunteers who man posts, always on alert for unidentified aircraft that could pose a threat. The historical context and the emphasis on community involvement make this film a relevant piece for collectors interested in World War II narratives and documentary filmmaking.