Jersey Ringel performs air stunts in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Jersey Ringel blindfolded climbs around struts. He climbs on top of an aircraft in flight. He releases hold of the aircraft and stands erect. He holds hands up over his head. He goes upside down on the aircraft. He climbs over another aircraft passing. He moves aboard. Jersey Ringel walks amidst struts of the aircraft. Jersey Ringel jumps and hooks on to the first aircraft. Jersey Ringel hangs by feet from the aircraft.
U.S. Army Air Corps men perform air stunts over Chanute Air Force Base in Rantoul, Illinois. Lieutenant Hamilton, Sergeants Kamemsky and Shoemaker, and pilots Carter and Weddington get ready. Army Air Corps personnel inspect the service men's parachutes. The men board a small biplane. Biplane takes off with two parachutists on top of the aircraft. One jumper is on each wing of the biplane. The third jumper is at the back of the cockpit waiting for signal. Aerial view of the plane in flight. Parachutists jump from aircraft and descend in air. Army Air Corps personnel meet parachutists as they land. Officers greet paratroopers.
United States Army Air Service aircraft fly in formation in Washington D.C. A biplane flies over the capital. Aircraft take off from an airfield. Aircraft flying in combat formation over Washington DC and surrounding areas. Aerial view of the Potomac River. Aircraft in flight.
Dramatic view from NASA spacecraft looking backwards during launch. Hot glow from booster rocket, which is then seen separating from the launch vehicle, and view of the Earth as a blue sphere becomes visible. View of earth from orbiting spacecraft. Glimpse of NASA Astronauts, Frank Borman, and James Lovell, in Gemini VII. view of desert terrain on earth, below. views of sunsets from space. another glimpse of Frank Borman in spacecraft.
Views of Earth from NASA Gemini 7 spacecraft, as it moves in formation with the spent 2nd stage of its Titan II launch rocket. Glimpse of astronaut in capsule, as it moves over an ocean on earth. Gemini 6 approaching within 1 foot of Gemini 7, accomplishing the first rendezvous of manned vehicles in space. Narrator states that Astronaut Frank F. Borman, II, On Gemini 7, prepares to photograph Gemini 6. In change of sequence, the unmanned Agena space vehicle, is seen as Gemini 8 docks with it in a practice maneuver. But a failed thruster on Gemini 8 causes too much yaw and roll, so Command Pilot Neil Armstrong undocks. Gemini 8 rolling at an excess rate of 1 revolution per second, which Astronaut Armstrong had to struggle to overcome before completing the mission.
A NASA backup Agena unmanned target vehicle, launched as a docking target for Gemini 9, is orbiting with a shroud still attached. Astronauts call it "the angry alligator." Brief closeup of the vehicle. Views from Gemini IX as it practices maneuvering close to the "angry alligator." Change of sequence shows another Agena target vehicle in orbit above an ocean on earth. A Gemini spacecraft docks to form a compound craft with the Agena, and its astronauts then command the Agena to start its rocket engine. Glow is seen from the rocket engine firing. Beautiful views of the Blue Planet, Earth, from a combined Gemini and Agena vehicle in orbit at 850 miles distance.
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