A day in the life of First Lieutenant Isley, combat pilot, at Phan Rang Air Base, Vietnam. Lt. Isley gets up in morning. He shaves his beard. He comes out from tent at Air Force camp. He gets into Air Force vehicle.and drives to mission briefing. Map on wall in briefing room. Air Force Lieutant Colonel ,in fatigues,points out target on map. Boxes drawn on map. Lt. Isley and another pilot listen to the briefing. Isley drives back to the tent-barracks area, where he and another pilot enter a barracks building. (Vietnam War period).
The Japanese occupation of Manchuria. An animated map showing East Asia- Japan, the Korean peninsula, China, and Manchuria. The Japanese flag flies in Hsinking, Manchuria (present-day Changchun, China). A truck driving on a road in Hsinking. A building under construction. Kwantung Army headquarters in Hsinking. A Japanese Kwantung Army official (probably Hideki Tojo) stands outside the headquarters. Exterior of headquarter. Helicopter parked on field. Military personnel stand near the helicopter.
United States Air Force Colonel Catledge speaks about organization's mission in his office at Bien Hoa Air Base in Vietnam. Colonel Catledge speaks about the 3rd Tactical Fighter Squadron's mission, his duties, and the devotion to duty shown by his personnel in seven days operation. He talks about the 5 Tactical Fighter Squadron and their responsibilities. He talks about their major mission that is to support the Vietnamese. (Vietnam War period).
United States Air Force Colonel Richard C Catledge speaks about his routine activities at Bien Hoa Air Base in Vietnam. He speaks about his activities and his combat mission in seven days operation. He states that he usually visits the maintenance, supply and alert facility. (Vietnam War period).
United States Air Force Colonel Catledge talks about relaxation places at Bien Hoa Air Base in Vietnam. He talks about his and 3rd Tactical Fighter Squadron's busy schedule of seven days operation. They go to swimming pool and hand ball court for relaxation. (Vietnam War period).
A Japanese expedition finally reaches its destination – the Yellow River or the Huang He River --after days of travel, by camel caravan, across the Ordos Desert in Northwestern China. They water their camels at the river's edge. Views of the Yellow River. Animated map shows the route followed by the expedition all the way from Japan, and then across the vast Chinese desert to the Yellow River.
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