ME-262 aircraft training in Germany. A German Air Force officer is seen in his office, discussing the ME-262 jet airplane with a Technical Sergeant. The officer wears an iron cross decoration. A picture of German Air Force Commanding Marshal, Hermann Goering, is displayed on the office wall. The two of them walk to a blackboard, where the officer begins to sketch the outline of an ME-262 in chalk. The Sergeant interrupts him and draws a cartoon of a pilot in the cockpit. They both laugh. The officer erases the cartoon and proceeds to illustrate with chalk, schematics linking various functioning parts of the plane. They walk to another section of the office, where a picture of Adolf Hitler is seen on the wall. The Sergeant lights the Officer's cigarette, and as they both sit down, the Sergeant lights a pipe. The Sergeant also wears the iron cross decoration on his uniform. They continue talking about flying the jet airplane. Then they move to a table, where the Officer uses a set of desk pens to illustrate use of engine controls in the jet plane. He then makes a brief phone call and the officer welcomes a flight mechanic who arrives as the Technical Sergeant is leaving the office. (World War II; WW II; World War 2; World War Two)
Targets in a line at a firing range in the United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agents in training stand in a row and aim at the targets with pistols. They fire on command of a man. The targets with hits after the firing. The men take aim and fire.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agents in training stand in a row and prepare to fire during target practice at a firing range in the United States. On command, they take aim and fire the revolvers. Orders to cease fire, change revolver position and commence firing. The agents fire at the targets. They cease firing on command and await further orders.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agents in training stand in a row during target practice on a firing range in the United States. They fire at the targets. They cease fire and then commence again on further instructions. The hit targets with bullet holes.
The Wendover Air Force Base in Utah. The 'Enola Gay' hangar that housed the B-29 Superfortress while training for atomic bombing over Hiroshima during World War II. A car outside the hangar. The surrounding area. Mountains in the background.
Seventy year old German author Wilhelm von Schultz at his country home in Germany. The author takes a walk in his garden. He plays with his dog. Photographs on the wall by a staircase inside the house. Schultz in his library. He takes a book and sits down by a lamp to read it. He takes notes on a pad while reading. Four German sisters work at a lumber mill to support their father. A woman arrives to deliver a letter from their father. The women use circular saw in the mill to cut lumber. They place the board on a cart and ride with them down a track. They stack lumber to season it. . The sisters roll logs. German female cadets train on horseback. They ride and perform jumps. An officer leads the cadets out into a field. They gallop up and down hill.
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