United States Air Force airman of 37 FMS Paint Crew paints camouflage paint on a F100D 'Super Sabre' plane of 355 TFS at an air force base in Phu Cat,Vietnam. Painter uses a pressurized spray painter to paint the plane with dark and light green camouflage paints. Tail section of the plane reads 'Fighting Falcons-355 TFS' (Vietnam War period).
United States Air Force armament team uses MJ-1 loader to position 500 lb GP bombs on F100D wing pylons in revetment 285. (Vietnam War period).
United States Air Force airmen fuse 500 lb GP bombs on F100D. Airmen fuse 500 lb GP bombs on the wing pylon with fuse wire. Airmen work with pliers. Fuse wire in a toolbox placed over a MJ-1 loader on which is written 'Make Love Not War'. Airman makes entry of the bomb fuse in his log book. (Vietnam War period).
President John F Kennedy answers a question put forward by a reporter during his election campaign, whether his loyalties would be divided between the Church and the President's office.
U.S. Marines carry bombs from a trailer to a fighter jet. Marines attach the airplane bombs to the pylons of the F-4B Phantom II airplane. A marine wires the bomb and attaches bomb fuse to it. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. Marine Corps A-4E Skyhawk attack jet taxis on to the runway for takeoff. A series of U.S. Marine A-4E and F-4B Phantom II landings on the runway at Chu Lai in Vietnam. Four A-4E Skyhawk planes taxi on to the runway and take off one after the other. (Vietnam War period).
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