U.S. Army Air Service or Aviation Section of U.S. Signal Corps Cadets seated at desks look at airplanes on projector in United States and learn about dogfight scenarios. They write down their observations in their notebooks. They fire rifles and machine guns at a range, the latter as practice for aerial machine gun use. Instructors guide them. They fire at target boards painted with target World War 1 enemy aircraft.
World War I U.S. Army Air Service or cadets from Aviation Section of U.S. Signal Corps undergo aviation training in United States before wartime deployment. Cadet and instructor in the cockpit of an airplane. The airplane in flight. Other cadets watch the flying operations of the plane. A cadet notes down his observations. Other airplanes in formation over a field.
Men work in Vultee Aircraft Plant in United States. Men join the various parts of aircraft to complete it. They bring the fuselages, wings and other parts together to complete the plane.
Men work at Vultee Aircraft Plant in United States. Motor of aircraft lifted through crane and placed near the other parts of the aircraft. Other men work in the factory on other parts of the aircraft. They check the parts to join the parts of the aircraft.
Men work at Vultee Aircraft Plant in United States. Men work on the parts of aircraft. Wings section of the factory. Men stand nearby and work. Other parts of aircraft.
Men work at Vultee Aircraft Plant in United States. Aircraft under construction in line. The parts of the airplane joined together. Parts of aircraft lifted and placed near other parts so that they can be joined together. Men stand.
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