U.S. Air Force, North American X-10, experimental aircraft being towed by a tug, at Edwards Air Force Base, California, United States. Tow tug moves the aircraft in a circle, allowing views from all sides. Of particular note is lack of a cockpit (the aircraft is unmanned), and the presence of a canard at the nose of the aircraft. View of aircraft on takeoff roll, in nose high attitude, raising a dust cloud, as it accelerates. View of X-10, cruising aloft, with canard and landing gear retracted. The minimal delta wing is visible from below. The aircraft, in nose high attitude, with landing gear extended, in flight and then cleaned up and cruising, again.
The funeral ceremony of USN (United States Navy) Rear Admiral Richard Byrd at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. A crowd around the casket of Rear Admiral Richard Byrd at the cemetery. A flag at half mast at the cemetery. Pallbearers lift the flag up above the casket. Honor Guard hold rifles and present arms. A chaplain shakes hands with Mrs. Byrd. Mrs Byrd and her son. Admirals pay their last respect. A line of people shakes hands. A caisson drawn by several horses alongside a road in the cemetery. The pallbearers carry the casket off the caisson. The chaplain walks up a hill followed by a sailor carrying a blue flag. The pallbearers carry the casket to the grave. The casket is lowered onto a stand at the grave site. The pallbearers carry the American flag up over the casket.
The funeral procession of USN (United States Navy) Rear Admiral Richard Byrd at Fort Meyer Chapel in Virginia. A hearse comes out of Union Station. Honor Guards march and present arms. Police motorcycle escorts pass followed by the hearse carrying Rear Admiral Byrd's body to Arlington National Cemetery. A procession of cars arrive at Fort Meyer Chapel. Navy officers walk towards the hearse. Pallbearers carry the casket out of Fort Meyer Chapel. A caisson drawn by several horses along a road.
The funeral procession of USN (United States Navy) Rear Admiral Richard Byrd at Fort Meyer Chapel in Virginia. Several gravestones at Arlington National Cemetery. Marine and Navy Honor Guards march up a roadway in Arlington National Cemetery. Six horses draw the caisson with the casket of Rear Admiral Richard Byrd along a roadway in the cemetery. Navy officials and civilian crowd at the cemetery. The casket at the grave site. Several people in the background. Several wreaths and floral display on the ground next to the grave.
The funeral procession of USN (United States Navy) Rear Admiral Richard Byrd at Fort Meyer Chapel in Virginia. Several gravestones at Arlington National Cemetery. Pallbearers carry a casket out of a hearse and take it into Fort Meyer Chapel. The pallbearers walk under a canopy. A drill team at attention in front of the chapel. A horse-drawn caisson arrives at the chapel.
The assassination of United States Senator Huey Long from Louisiana in 1935. A past event shows Huey Long speaking; standing with a woman outside a building. People gather in a large number for the funeral of Huey Long. Soldiers march. From a 1960 newsreel recounting events 25 years earlier.
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