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F-84E Thunderjet aircraft of the USAF 86th Fighter-Bomber Wing, take off from Neubiberg Air Base, near Munich, Germany.
Republic F-84E-10-RE straight-wing Thunderjet aircraft of the USAF 86th Fighter-Bomber Wing are seen parked on grass at Neubiberg Air Base, near Munich, Germany. They display the Wing's checkerboard tail, nose, and tip tank markings. An F-84,with FS-256 stenciled on its fuselage, taxis on a narrow concrete strip between the other aircraft, and then proceeds onto a main taxiway. Next, the camera pans across the large grassy field, and focuses on an F-84 as it takes off. Across the runway, in the distant background, hangars and several parked aircraft can be seen. Camera pans, again, showing grass and a stake post, in the ground. Another F-84 takes off. Two C-47s and a MATS (Military Air Transport Service) C-54 are parked on the ramp in the background. Two C-47s taxi in the background, as another F-84 takes off. A GCA (Ground-controlled approach) radar installation is seen parked at the side of the runway.
The F-84G Thunderjet being tested on inflated pads at the Edwards Air Force Base in California.
The accidents and the unusual occurrences at the Air Force flight test center at the Edwards Air Force Base in California, United States. The inflated pads being tested for arrester hook landings. The United States Air Force (USAF) aircraft F-84G Thunderjet makes a zero length launch. The United States Air Force (USAF) aircraft F-84G Thunderjet makes approach to the pad and overshooting to belly landing. The F-84G Thunderjet makes a pass with no hookup. The United States Air Force(USAF) aircraft F-84G Thunderjet makes belly lading on pads. Aerial view of the F-84G Thunderjet nose during approach and landing on pads.
Airmen being imparted training for the maintenance of the F-105B in the United States.
Different features of the U.S. Air Force F-105B Thunderchief fighter bomber in the United States. An animated and actual footage explains the maintenance of the F-105B. Civilians work on a F-105B. A building and several airmen enter the building. A sign over doorway of the building reads ' AF Training School, Republic Service Department'. Airmen seated at table in a classroom. The components of an aircraft on display. A pilot seated in F-105B cockpit. Civilians stand on a ladder beside a cockpit and the pilot closes the canopy of the aircraft. The aircraft taxis and takes off. F-105B in flight and climbs.
The launching and buddy system in flight refueling of F-105A Thunderchief fighter bomber.
Development progress report of U.S. Air Force F-105 Thunderchief fighter bomber. The YF-105A parked at the field. Animation depicts the tactical fighter bomber mission type 1 for the F-105B. A refueling probe on fuselage of F-105B being raised and lowered. The artwork depicts the buddy system whereby one F-105 refuels another. Animation depicts the ZEL launching of an F-105.
A U.S. 23rd Tactical Air Support Squadron O-1F Bird Dog liaison aircraft lands on an airstrip in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
A film based on U.S. Air Force O-1F Bird Dog liaison aircraft FAC (forward air control) operations against the Ho Chi Minh Trail by U.S. 23rd Tactical Air Support Squadron in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. An O-1F aircraft piloted by Lieutenant Colonel William F. Bretzius lands and taxis on an airstrip. The pilot at the controls in the cockpit of the O-1F aircraft which is taxiing on the airstrip for a take off. The O-1F aircraft in flight.
Atlas-F missile rocket launch produces exhaust plume with shock diamonds (also known as Mach diamonds)
An Atlas-F missile rocket launch in the United States. Missile launch site is stated as “02OT01” in the intertitle. An Atlas-F missile rocket in flight at night shortly after its launch. Atlas-F missile produces a bright red-orange exhaust plume, which then becomes wider and redder as it progresses in the sky. Atlas-F exhaust plume exhibits shock diamonds. Camera follows the trail of Atlas-F until exhaust plume turns into a faint dark-red orange dot in the night sky.
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