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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) officials check features of new Apollo command module
Apollo 204 review board at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in United States. Astronaut Frank Borman, member of the Apollo 204 Review Board, enters new Apollo command module. Technicians fit an outer door in place on the capsule and then remove it. Astronaut Michael Collins, who is also inside the capsule, then places an inner seal door in place and it is removed, again. Officials consult. Frank Borman exits the module. Collins discusses the outer door with technicians at the top of the stairs, emphasizing the need to be able to push the door open readily. Borman talks with group at bottom of stairs. All gather around and discuss inner seal door that is laid out on floor. Borman chews gum, in background. Group gathers around the capsule again and then disperses.
U.S. Navy Flight Safety training about Dive Bombing Crashes
The United States Navy training film on flight safety, 'Dive Bombing Crashes'. Illustrates a dive bombing crash during training to point out the necessity of keeping aware of your altitude and using instruments on high speed dives. (World War II period).
A model of earth in which yellow points are spotted.
A model of earth in United States. Yellow points are spotted on the model.
The Secretary of Defense, Elliot L Richardson meets Director of Central Intelligence Agency, Dr James R Schlesinger in U.S.
The Secretary of Defense, Elliot L Richardson meets Dr James R Schlesinger, the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency in United States. "The Department of Defense" seal on the office door. "Elliot L Richardson- Secretary of Defense", sign below the seal. The Secretary and the Director talk amongst themselves. Documents on table. Painting in the background.
FBI director William Webster speaks about communist countries and their intelligence gathering techniques.
FBI director William Webster gives a speech on television in United States. A globe on a table in the background. A map on a wall in the background. Books on a table nearby. A flag near the chair on which Webster is sitting. He talks about the hostile intelligence threat and the Soviet Socialist Republics. He talks about the cover roles of the diplomats, trade representatives, students and the journalists. Intelligence Officers work in many parts of the country like New York, San Francisco. He also informs that one of the every three diplomats from the communist countries being Intelligence Officers. They recruit the Americans, take personal interests in them and take out countries secrets from them. He appeals people to work together so that the country gets rid of these officers.
World War 1 U.S. Army aviation cadets in a flight simulator, then receiving flight gear and readying for first flights
U.S. Army Air Service or Aviation Section of U.S. Signal Corps Cadets undergo aviation training in United States during World War I. Two cadets in a dummy cockpit learn the operations. Other cadets watch. Cadets march out of the school cadet wing. Officer and quartermaster issue flying suits, equipment and gear to cadets. Airplanes on ground. Cadets walk towards the aircraft. Ground crew stands near a plane.
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