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USAAS Douglas World Cruiser fly over a mountain range and heavy smoke rising from a forest fire in the United States.
United States Army Air Service (USAAS) Douglas World Cruiser (DWC) fly over a mountainous region in the United States. Three DWCs take off. A small crowd in the foreground. Six DWCs in flight. American flag flies from a flagpole. A DWC flies over hangars and lands in an open field. Two DWCs fly above scattered clouds. A cloud layer between mountain oaks. The wing of a Airco DH-4M airplane is visible. A DWC flying over a mountain range. Two DWCs fly over a mountain range. Three DWCs in flight over Seattle, Washington. Views of the Columbia River. USAAS Airco DH-4M in flight over Seattle River. A DWC in flight. Mt. Shasta in the background. Views of Seattle as an airplane ( Airco DH-4) performs barrel rolls over the city. Aerial views of heavy smoke rising from a forest fire in a mountainous region.
United States Jim Holt demonstrates shelter building and cooking techniques in Tropical rain forests in the Philippines.
Demonstration of the survival techniques in Tropical rain forests in the Philippines. Captain of the United States Air Force, Jim Holt demonstrates shelter building and cooking techniques: Jim chooses a campsite above the high water mark. He builds a shelter using wooden sticks. He makes a sleeping platform using leaves. He rests for a while. He prepares for building a fire. For that he digs a hole,place woods and dried palm leaves and lit fire using water proof match stick. Aquatic plant seaweed is used for cooking. He places leaves,cover them with mud and places the crabs in it. He cuts the cooked food and eats it.
Jim Holt opens his shoes and socks and allows them to dry during his tour in the Tropical rain forests in the Philippines.
Demonstration of the survival techniques in Tropical rain forests in the Philippines. Captain of the United States Air Force, Jim Holt sits on the sleeping platform. He opens his shoes and socks. He places them on the wooden plank to allow them to dry.
Demonstration of transportation techniques in a swampy areas of tropical rain forests in the Philippines.
Demonstration of survival techniques in tropical rain forests in the Philippines. A man cuts branches of trees. Aerial view of a hut built atop a hill surrounded by heavy foliage. Demonstration of transportation techniques in a swampy area show use of a probe stick to move and moving using a floating device built by light weight wooden sticks tied together. Another floating device can be made by trapping air in clothing tied up by strings. Water hyacinth is filled in parachute canopy or flight suit and is used to move in the swampy area.
Soldiers demonstrates the transportation techniques in muddy areas of tropical rain forests in the Philippines.
Demonstration of survival techniques in tropical rain forests in the Philippines. Aerial view of rice paddies. United States soldiers move on a footpath made between the rice paddies. Mountains in the background. The soldiers demonstrate the transportation techniques in muddy areas: A soldier removes his boots and hangs them around the neck. He moves bare foot in deep mud. Another soldier uses swimming crawl to move in quicksand. He drags his body with a push and foot kick.
Airmen demonstrate techniques to move in rapids and narrow running stream in tropical rain forests in the Philippines.
Demonstration of survival techniques in tropical rain forests in the Philippines. An airman demonstrates techniques to move in rapids: the airman floats in whitewater in a stream using a raft. To move in less violent rapids face forward. In violent rapids one should relax and float with the water current. To cross rapids in a narrow running stream a handrail should be used. An airman ties up wooden sticks to each other and builds a handrail. He holds it and crosses a stream and canals. An airman demonstrates how to tie a slip knot which enables one to release his bag and swim freely during an emergency.