Apollo 204 (Apollo 1) review board documentary film in the United States. Chairman of the Apollo 204 review board Dr. Floyd L. Thompson along with Board members Colonel USAF Charles F. Strang, Mr. E. Barton Geer, Colonel Frank Borman, Mr. George C. White, Jr., Dr. Robert W. Van Dolah, Mr. John J. Williams, Dr. Maxime A. Faget and Counsel Mr. George T Malley present. The committee study the reports in a conference hall and discuss. A CRT television in the background. An official smokes
Apollo 204 (Apollo 1) review board documentary film in the United States. Chairman of the Apollo 204 review board Dr. Floyd L. Thompson along with Board members Colonel USAF Charles F. Strang, Mr. E. Barton Geer, Colonel Frank Borman, Mr. George C. White, Jr., Dr. Robert W. Van Dolah, Mr. John J. Williams, Dr. Maxime A. Faget and Counsel Mr. George T Malley present. The committee study the reports in a conference hall. A podium in the background
Apollo 204 (Apollo 1) review board documentary film in the United States. Chairman of the Apollo 204 review board Dr. Floyd L. Thompson along with Board members Colonel USAF Charles F. Strang, Mr. E. Barton Geer, Colonel Frank Borman, Mr. George C. White, Jr., Dr. Robert W. Van Dolah, Mr. John J. Williams, Dr. Maxime A. Faget and Counsel Mr. George T Malley present. The officials listen as the Chairman speaks. The committee study the reports in a conference hall. The committee write reports. Mr. George T Malley smokes.
The geophysical activities at the Atmospheric Ionization Laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts. A man seated behind desk take notes from charts and papers to compile statistics on atmospheric occurrences. Two military personnel carry weather balloon out of a building. A USAF (United States Air Force) personnel takes weather data. Two teletype machines. A man enters and tears teletype message from the machine and walks out. A woman prepares perforated cards or punch cards. She feeds the punch cards into a large punch card computer sorting machine.
Aviation history of the U.S. Army Air Corps in the United States. A young boy seated in a chair reads a book. Aircraft in formation flight. Orville Wright demonstrates an airplane at Fort Myer, Virginia in 1908 during its first public exhibition. Trees and mountains in the background. Orville sets a new world record. He is in the cockpit of a Wright aircraft. The aircraft takes off and is in flight. People at the field watch him. (This flight demonstration footage is a mix of September 1908 footage and July 1909 footage. It is 1908 as the aircraft is being walked out to prepare for takeoff and a single half-circle of canvas is seen in the front elevator. It is July 1909 footage taking off and in flight where the aircraft has two half-rounds of canvas in the front elevator)
An oil pipe line from Texas to Illinois is laid in Arkansas, United States. An oil pumping station. Oil tanks in the background. Oil is pumped out using an oil pump. The tanks filled directly from a well. Engineers use different machines to dig a trench for laying the oil pipeline from Texas to Illinois. An engineer welds a pipeline. The engineers wrap the pipe with a protective covering. The pipe is laid in the trench using machines. Mud is put in the trench.
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