AC-119G Gunship parked on ground. Aircraft's engine starts and turns the propeller moving. AC-119G Gunship taxiing to take off during Combat Hornet. Other AC-119G Gunship aircrafts parked in a row. (Vietnam War period).
Pilot and co-pilot work on control panels inside AC-119G Gunship. AC-119G Gunship in flight during Combat Hornet. View of fields on ground. (Vietnam War period).
Pilot operates control panel in the cockpit of AC-119G Gunship during Combat Hornet. AC-119G Gunship in flight at dusk. Parachute flares descend in dark night sky and tracers fired from AC-119G Gunship's mini gun. (Vietnam War period).
Pilot holding scale model of YC-119K Aircraft, instructs crew members in front of AC-119G Gunship during Combat Hornet. He points to Night Observation Device on the door of AC-119G Gunship. Crew members operate the Night Observation Device. Mini guns protrude from AC-119G Gunship fuselage. AC-119G Gunship parked on ground. Airman loads flares in dispenser aboard AC-119G Gunship. (Vietnam War period).
An animated film shows the potentialities of Convair B-58 aircraft as a weapon system. Animation shows Convair B-58 aircraft in flight. One nuclear weapon is equivalent to all bombs dropped in World War II. The animated Convair B-58 aircraft in flight with pods under its wing. The seating of Pilot and Defense System Operator inside the Convair B-58 aircraft. Animated Convair B-58 aircraft releases pod. Diagram depicts the difference between Convair B-58 aircraft and Conventional Bomber. Animation shows the flying level of the Convair B-58 aircraft and other aircraft to defend itself from ground attack. Animated Convair B-58 aircraft with its wave velocity. Animation shows pilots checking radar. Diagram shows difference in navigation accuracy, size and weight of the present Convair B-58 aircraft versus previous aircrafts.
United States Marines with bullet proof vests and helmets adjust range on 105 mm Howitzer at Khe Sanh, Vietnam. Platoon leader 1st Lieutenant David Pearce of Rochester, stands atop ammunition crates aiming circle to lay C battery. United States soldiers lift sandbags. Number of parachutes descends. (Vietnam War period).
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