XP-56 aircraft takes-off. The plane in flight. Landing of the XP-56 aircraft. Engineering staff and American Air Force officers gathered around the plane as the pilot climbs down from the cockpit.
XP-56 during flight. It's rotator seen in the rear. Symbol of star on XP-56.
Aerial views of N-9M at Harper Dry Lake in California. The aircraft is powered by two pusher props, in line piston engines in streamlined nacelles above the wing and Pilot is seated in normal position. The aircraft, equipped with retractable landing gear, is shown in level flight, climbing, banking, diving, and landing.
Views of N-9M during flight in Harper Dry Lake in California. The N-9M used for Pilot indoctrination for the 'Flying Wing' type aircraft. Another plane flying beside the N-9M.
Pilot in P-51 Mustang cockpit signs form at an Air Force base in England. Crew Chief stands on wing. Gunner in camera planes firing machine guns. A P-51 takes off. P-51s in formation peel off and perform acrobatics. (World War II period).
Pilot and Crew Chief check over P-51 Mustang plane at an Air Force base in England. Crew chief talking to pilot. P-51s in formations over clouds and doing acrobatics.
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