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Views of Soviet Naval Exercises at sea. Warships,submarines,AI-20M flying boat,Tu-16 aircraft,Ka-25 helicopters
Soviet Naval maneuvers involving variety of surface warships and submarines at sea. Ivcenko AI-20M turboprop flying boat flies overhead. Soviet Naval Officers on warship bridge. Naval ensign flies from ship. Tu-16 aircraft flies overhead. Aircrew seen inflight, wearing helmets with goggles, earphones and oxygen masks. Seagull flies over ship as radar antennas turn. Line of warships maneuver. Officers in control room. Ka-25 Hormone Helicopters taking off from deck. Depth charge explodes.
Various kinds of missiles being fired from a variety of Soviet warships.Rocket planes carried and launched from Tu-16s.
Soviet warships firing missiles during live fire exercises at sea. Soviet Office and crew members in control room aboard ship. Several Soviet warships fire missiles. Conventional naval guns firing from turrets and antiaircraft guns firing aboard Soviet warship. Antiaircraft missile destroys aircraft in flight. Scenes of rocket propelled aircraft being carried aloft and launched from Soviet Tu-16 aircraft. View of pilot in rocket plane. A missile strikes a ship. Flames and smoke rise up from the burning ship. Soviet Naval officer and sailors in a control room, aboard ship. Guided ship-to-ship missiles being launched from Soviet warship. Missile strikes,and destroys, target ship. Missile launched from small cutter.
Soviet submarine exercises. Missile launched from submerged Soviet submarine. Scenes inside submarine
View from conning tower of Soviet submarine underway on surface.Officers leave conning tower and go below. Submarine submerges. Scenes inside sub, while submerged. Captain lowers periscope. Crewmen at duty stations in the sub. Crewmen walk through sub compartments. Captain takes up position at periscope. Missiles launched from submerged submarine rocket upwards through surface of ocean. Seagull in flight. Submarine cruising on surface of sea. Women smile and wave as crewman carries a pie (baked goods) carefully down the hatch of a submarine. Man closes hatch behind him.
Special U.S. Air Force teams decontaminate crash site of aircraft carrying nuclear weapons.
'Nuclear might ready but safe.' About the safe use of nuclear weapons by the United States Air Force. A nuclear weapon strapped to a trailer, with two armed guards standing nearby. A missile raises up toward launch position. B-52 bombers on a flight line. A B-52 bomber,on ground alert, taxis out for takeoff. B-52 in flight during airborne alert. Remains of a crashed aircraft that carried a nuclear bomb (a "Broken Arrow" event). An Air Force team team looks at the wreckage of the crashed plane in a field as they work to decontaminate the area. The health concerns involve possible local contamination by scattered non-explosive radioactive materials.
The mechanism of working of a nuclear device and the devices that ensure safety of nuclear weapons in the U.S.
Safe use of nuclear weapons by the United States Air Force. A nuclear bomb on a trailer. a C-119 aircraft takes off in background. An animation shows the nuclear material used in weapons. Fissionable material is surrounded by a layer of high explosives.. Detonators being fired simultaneously at the edges of the high explosives causes implosion that exerts pressure on the fissionable material, causing it to compress into a critical mass that results in nuclear explosion. In an event in which the high explosive, itself, is accidentally ignited, it will burn unevenly, and not provide the uniform circumferential pressure needed to cause the core of nuclear material to compress into a critical mass, even though it may be broken up and scattered.. Various safety features of a nuclear weapon. A battery which provides current, armed switch which controls the flow of current. Thermo fuses which ensure protection against fire. Various mechanical devices like safety pins and wires with seals also ensure safety of nuclear weapons and prevent untimely detonation.
USAF officers conduct meetings and pre operational checks to ensure nuclear safety at Kirtland Air Base in New Mexico.
Safe use of nuclear weapons by the ( USAF ) United States Air Force. At the Directorate of Nuclear Safety at Kirtland Air Base in New Mexico officers at a meeting. The officers conduct detailed nuclear analysis and survey to achieve nuclear safety standards. An officer at a blackboard. Two officers at a desk as another comes in. The officers look at papers and try to identify and correct conditions that pose a nuclear hazard. The officers of Nuclear Weapons System Safety Group in a meeting. They look at a chart. The officers under the wing of an aircraft as they check pre operational safety standards. An officer climbs into the cockpit of the aircraft. A commander and the Nuclear Safety officer walk towards the aircraft with a building in the background. A nuclear weapon or nuclear bomb is attached under the wing of an aircraft. The commander climbs into the cockpit and the Nuclear Safety officer also climbs up as they look at the control panel of the plane.