A 17-minute, black and white film begins silently with fire engulfing the town of La Rouviere (98 miles from Marseille) in May 1940, with townspeople fleeing. The film cuts to Howard Kershner, program director for AFSC and the International Commission for the Assistance of Child Refugees in Spain, who explains the Quaker philosophy and gives a brief overview of the child-feeding program.

British civilian in Laxton, High Wycombe and Petersfield, 1939-1945; served with Friends' Ambulance Unit in GB and France, 1945-1947; civilian involved in work with children in Austria and GB from 1947

British civilian artist and conscientious objector served with Friends' Ambulance Unit in GB, 1939-1941 and with Hadfield Spears Unit and 1st Free French Div in Palestine, Syria, North Africa, Italy and France, 1941-1945

British civilian conscientious objector served with Friends' Ambulance Unit in GB, 1939-1941 and with Hadfield Spears Unit in Lebanon, Syria, North Africa, Italy and France, 1941-1945

British civilian member of Friends' Ambulance Unit attached to 3rd Medical Coy, French 2nd Armoured Div in Morocco, France and Germany, 1943-1945.

British civilian served with Friends Ambulance Unit in GB and France, 1940-1945