Submarine crew training at the U.S. Naval Fleet Training Center in Charleston, South Carolina. In a submarine simulator, crew members practice work at various operating stations. The lighting is dimmed. Naval Commander, manning periscope, calls out observations and readings, as he rotates it. Crew members at large panel wear headsets and make observations. Commander closes and lowers periscope.
U.S. Naval Fleet Training Center in Charleston, South Carolina. Training in submarine simulator. Naval Commander gives order and the simulator physically emulates movements of a submarine in response to crew actions. View of "trainer controls" panel. Crew members operate the simulated submarine in response to instructions from the instructors. Simulator commences a steep dive.
U.S. Naval Fleet Training Center in Charleston, South Carolina. An officer draws wave diagrams in chalk on a green board. View of square wave and sinusoidal wave sketched on the board. Navy petty officers seated at a table, wear submarine badges on their uniforms.
German aircraft used by the Nazis during World War II. View of parked German Messerschmitt Me 262 turbojet fighter aircraft propelled by twin Junkers Jumo 004 engines. A Messerschmitt Me 262 fighter aircraft lands. Trees in the background. The aircraft taxis on the runway. Hangars in the background. Compartments open to reveal jet engines of the Me 262 fighter aircraft. The tail section of the aircraft. An American pilot climbs into the cockpit of the fighter aircraft. Technician shows moveable front slats on wing. The fighter aircraft taxis and takes off. Men on an airfield. The aircraft in flight over grasslands.
In Germany, a demonstration of a Heinkel He 280 aircraft, the first turbojet-powered fighter aircraft in the world. Animated drawing of German Heinkel He 280 turbojet fighter aircraft. View of a He 280 fighter aircraft on an airfield, preparing for takeoff. It makes an extremely long flat takeoff. Trees in the background. Men on an airfield. Buildings in the background. Vehicles parked on the airfield. He 280 fighter aircraft in flight over grasslands. The He 280 aircraft lands. The aircraft parked on the airfield in the background. (This was one of only nine He 280 prototypes built by Heinkel, following on its experience with the He 178 prototype)
In Germany, an aircraft used by the Nazis during World War II. Animated drawing of a German Dornier Do 335 fighter-bomber aircraft. Men move a DO 335 aircraft from a hangar with panels open to reveal engine details. Propellers on nose and tail of the aircraft. The aircraft is started and taxis past a group of men watching. The Do 335 taxis across a grassy field and then takes off. Mountains and trees in the background. Aerial views, from chase plane, of the DO-335 in flight The aircraft lands on an airfield.
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