Landing of D-558-2 Skyrocket in United States. A D-558-2 Skyrocket in flight and it makes passes over the landing field. Back of pilot's head. The plane approaches the runway and lands. The pilot of the Skyrocket is being greeted by the people on the field after landing
U.S. 26th Division troops at La Ferte in France during World War I. U.S. troops stand in a squad and salute. A flag of United States. An officer reads from a paper. General John Joseph Pershing with other U.S. officers. U.S. troops stand in a line. General John approaches the troops. He presents the Distinguished Service Cross (D.S.C) medal to 26th Division troops. The General is escorted by other U.S. officers. He shakes hands with the troops. He stands with U.S. officer. A soldier comes and salutes them. He stands near General John Joseph Pershing The troops march and follow the military band. Troops with Distinguished Service Cross (D.S.C) medal pinned on their uniform. A woman looks at the medals on the uniforms of the soldiers.
Italian nationalist leader Gabriele D'Annunzio is seen talking with some of his Italian military volunteers, as they occupy the Adriatic city of Fiume, in September, 1919. His troops surge through the streets of the city mingling with local citizens. D'Annunzio and two of his officers are seen being carried on the shoulders of the crowd. Two Italian warships are seen docked at the Fiume pier. One, the Giuseppe Cesare Abba, a Pilo Class destroyer, displays the letters: "AB" on her hull.The other,displays "NL." Scene shifts to the deck of an Italian warship where an officer commands sailors as they march to take positions in formation on her deck. All are in full dress uniforms. Utility dinghies (or lifeboats) are seen on deck and one on davits.
Atlas missile 51D's launch, test number 775 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. View of base of Atlas 51D as it is ready to launch. Large explosion takes place with fire blazing, soon after its launch.
Atlas missile 51D's launch, test number 775 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. Atlas 51D ready to launch. Large explosion soon after its launch.
Atlas missile 51D's launch, test number 775 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. View of Atlas 51D take off from launch pad. Large explosion soon after few seconds of its launch. (Note: This missile suffered combustion instability in one engine. The Range Safety officer sent the destruct command only a few seconds after launch and it fell back through the launch stand and exploded. LC-13 took extensive damage and was out of use for six months.)
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