Aerial views of hangars and training fields for U.S. Army Air Service or Aviation Section of U.S. Signal Corps during World War I. DH-4 airplane in flight. Biplane lands at air field. Pilot emerges from plane after training exercise.
American Army aviation cadets stand lined up in United States during World War 1. The successful cadets who passed the aviation training tests are commissioned Reserve Military Aviator. Airplanes in the background. Officer moves near the cadets. A cadet salutes and the officer gives him a certificate. Buildings of the air field in the background. Cadets march in formation with flags. Trees in the background.
Workers work at Stearman factory in Wichita. They construct parts of aircraft. Welders work in the factory. General layout of the Plant. Lathe workers work. Lumber storing and cutting room. Wing sections made for aircraft. Welders work. Sections of Plant handle fuselage frameworks. Workman sprays framework.
Workers work at Stearman factory in Wichita, Kansas. They construct parts of aircraft. Two men work on framework of aircraft wing. Men work in the wings section of the aircraft.
Workers work at Stearman factory in Wichita. They construct parts of aircraft. Fuselages of Stearman PT-17 completed. Interior of factory shows semi completed Stearman PT-17's. Several rows of PT-17`s starting engines on an airbase. Men stand nearby. Cars pass on street. Aerial view of the several rows of PT-17's.
Men work in Vultee Aircraft Plant in United States. Men join the various parts of aircraft to complete it. They bring the fuselages, wings and other parts together to complete the plane.
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