A group of United States Douglas C-47 Skytrain Military transport planes in flight. They air drop special containers by parachute over Newbury, Berkshire, England during World War II. The parachutes open and descends with the supplies. A Jeep with a trailer drive to the drop site. Soldiers remove the container from the parachute and loads it into the back of the trailer. Another soldier gathers the parachute and the other two helps him carry the parachute away. Soldiers in the Jeep.
Scenes of American Intercontinental Ballistic missiles Titan, Atlas and Minuteman during the Cold War. Mounted missiles on surface. Underground missile silos. Missile silo door at earth's surface seen opening. Scene of loaded Minuteman missile in silo.
U.S. President Richard Nixon visits Moscow, Soviet Union during the Cold War for summit with Soviet leaders and signing of the Strategic Arms Limitations Treaty agreement ("SALT treaty"). The Seal of U.S. President on a U.S. Air Force VC-137C SAM 27000 aircraft in flight. U.S. and Russian flags fly from poles. A motorcade bearing President Nixon passes along streets. The motorcade passes a sign featuring the face of Russian Communist Revolutionary Leader Vladimir Lenin alongside the street. President Nixon arrives at a The Kremlin and is greeted by Russian officials including General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Leonid Brezhnev. President Nixon poses for pictures with Soviet dignitaries. Dignitaries take their seats at a table. Richard Nixon joins in the signing of an anti-ballistic missile treaty with Leonid Brezhnev. Standing at the back of the two leaders are important figures from each side's government. Both the leaders shake hands after signing the treaty.
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