United States 362 Fighter Group, Squadron 378 aircraft strafe a small town in Germany. United States P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft in flight. Aerial view of land installations. Houses in view. The aircraft strafe vehicles moving along a road. The P-51 aircraft dives over the town.
Wreckage on a German airfield in Nuremberg, Germany. A wrecked Luftwaffe aircraft lying on ground. The German plane burns and smoke rises up. United States engineer reconnaissance party drives over the wreckage of the German plane at a Nazi airfield in a jeep. United States fighter aircraft P-51 Mustang lands on the airfield. The aircraft taxis.
Army airlift arrives in Beirut, Lebanon. United States Air Force military transport aircraft land at the Beirut airport. The airport building in the background. C-124 Globemasters, C-119 Flying Boxcars and low slung C-130 Hercules transport aircraft land at the airport. ' United States Air Force' written on the aircraft. Houses on the mountains in far background.
A briefing map of Lebanon area. A landing operation of United States Marines in Lebanon. A briefing of the landing operation. A United States Marine officer gives the briefing through the map. The officer holds several documents in his hand. Several officers sit in rows. The officers go through documents and books.
United States Navy patrol boats (Swift Boats) at Nha Trang Harbor in Vietnam. A sailor unties lines from the dock. A Swift Boat pull away. The boat leave the harbor. A United States flag flying on the boat. Buildings on hills in the background. Sailors aboard the patrol boat. A sailor uncovers a 50 caliber machine gun. The Swift Boat underway.
United States Navy Swift boats underway at a sea in Vietnam. A radar antenna turns on a Swift Boat (patrol boat). United States flag flying on the boat in the foreground. View of the engine below the deck. A sailor comes out and closes the engine hatch. A native boat passes by. A naval officer at the controls of the Swift Boat. The naval officer operates a steering wheel. Instruments and meters in view. The officer uses a map and a compass.
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