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Thoroughbred horse Psidium wins the Epsom Derby at Epsom Downs Racecourse in Epsom, Surrey, England.
The Epsom Derby at Epsom Downs Racecourse in Epsom, Surrey, England. A large crowd gathered at Epsom Downs Racecourse during the Epsom Derby. Queen Mother Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon holding binoculars and Queen Elizabeth II standing beside her watching the race. Officials among the crowd. The horses take off. People stand and watch from behind the barriers on both sides of the track. Several views of the horses on the course. Queen Mother and Queen Elizabeth standing with others. The winner jockey gets down the winner horse Psidium. People stand around and watch.
'A Force in Readiness' public information film about the Unites States Marine Corps.
Film opens showing Actor Jack Webb, in an office displaying U.S. Marine Corps and American flags. He spins a world globe. Next, U.S. Marines are seen on parade in full dress uniforms, at the Marine Barracks, Washington, DC. A Marine, in summer uniform, steps from a home in a residential neighborhood, and walks along the sidewalk. Scene shifts to marines in training. A training instructor inspects the rifle of a trainee and returns it.
United States Marines Combat Readiness Training Activities
Marines are seen entering dense underbrush in an M274 vehicle with an M40 Recoiless Rifle mounted on it. They rotate the M40 into position and fire it. Marines firing various weapons, including M1 Garand rifle on firing range; Browning M1917 machine gun; grenade launcher; recoiless rifle; hand grenade; M101 105 mm Howitzer; portable flame thrower. Marine communicating with portable field radio. Marine pilot in cockpit of aircraft. Various shots of Marine warplanes in flight,, including F-8 Crusader; A4 Skyhawk; F4 Skyray; and others. A Lockheed Hercules KC-130 serving as Navy refueling aircraft. Marine aircraft making a short field landing assisted by carrier arresting gear installed there. The aircraft making short field takeoffs. Portable bladder fuel tanks laid out to create a combat zone fuel facilities. Aircraft being refueled.
.United States Marine Corps mobile field artillery weapons being demonstrated
Opening scene shows U.S. marines operating an M55 self-propelled Howitzer. Closeup of marine in its upper hatch. Next, several M103 120mm gun tanks are seen driving along a dirt road. They form up abreast to create a battery and fire their guns. View shifts to USMC M50 A1 "Ontos" (Rifle, Multiple 106 mm, Self-propelled, M50). It parks and fires its guns. Next are seen advanced field artillery weapons being fired, including the XM70 Towed Multiple Rocket Launcher and the "Honest John" (Artillery Rocket XM31).
United States Marines fire sidewinder, Hawk, and other rockets and missiles during training in the United States.
A United States Marine aircraft in flight. The aircraft fires a sidewinder missile at a target in the air. The hit target in flames descends towards the ground. A Hawk missile in a ground launcher is seen as it is launched ground to air and strikes an aerial target. Marines fire a single rocket launcher. A Marine aims a Redeye launcher. Camera view as seen through launcher tube.
United States Marines operate modern equipment as a part of a Combat Readiness Training in the United States.
United States Marines undergo Combat Readiness Training in the United States. A Marine operates a "Space Age" hovercraft vehicle that the narrator says is a "Air suspension platform" that travels on compressed air. 'United States Marine Corps' written on the hover craft vehicle seen as it flies in testing. A Marine seated in a one-man helicopter. The Marine in the solo, open helicopter performs maneuvers and training close to the ground. A U.S. Marine Corps Sikorsky S-56 vertical assault helicopter in flight. A Marine Sikorsky H-34 helicopter in flight. View from inside the H-34 helicopter as a Marine on a ship gives hand signals as the H-34 helicopter approaches for landing on the ship deck.
