Trainees from U.S. Army Air Service or Aviation Section of U.S. Signal Corps undergo training in World War 1. A JN-4 with pilot and rear gunner aboard, takes off on a dirt field. Another JN-4 airplane in flight near the plane. They participate in mock aerial dogfights. Aircrew trainees watch from porch of a building and point skyward as a JN-4 performs aerobatics, including several loops. A captain makes notes and looks at the airplane through binoculars.
Twin .30 cal machine guns positioned on swivel-bar in DH-4 cockpit and fired at target during training in Antonio, Texas. Pair of .30 cal machine guns fired at target as seen from DH-4 cockpit. DH-4 on firing test stand as pairs of .30 cal machine guns fire through rotating propeller and from mount in rear cockpit. Cannon in a GA-1 airship open nose turret and gun fired. GA-1 parked as gun is fired.
TA-4J flight training at Naval Air Station Chase Field in Texas. Four TA-4Js warming up on runway. TA-AJs taxi and take off from runway. Planes parked on airfield in background. Show TA-4Js taxiing on runway and taking off in far background.
United States Navy training film shows characteristics and identification of Douglas F4D Skyray aircraft in the United States. Douglas F4D Skyray aircraft taxis and takes off from the runway. Smoke rises on the ground. Douglas F4D Skyray in flight.
United States Navy training film shows in flight operations of Douglas F4D-1 Skyray, in the United States. Douglas F4D-1 Skyray aircraft in flight. View of the ground below. Aircraft stall preceded as the speed is increased. High speed flight and maneuvers of Douglas F4D-1 Skyray.
United States Navy training film shows the approach and landing of Douglas F4D-1 Skyray, in the United States. Douglas F4D-1 Skyray aircraft in flight. Pilot checks the landing checklist. He operates the control panel. Animation shows the landing pattern. Pilot puts the landing gear down on approaching the runway for landing. Douglas F4D-1 Skyray aircraft lands and taxis on the runway. Aircraft takes off at high speed in case of a wave off. Another aircraft lands on the runway.
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