A film 'Crowds and Their Behavior' about behavior of crowds of people in various situations in the United States, used for FBI training. View of a chaotic beach scene, likely college Spring Break. College aged men and women dance on the beach. Many dance moves of late 1950s and early 1960's are seen. Group of men holding large blanket or tarp toss women into the air and catch them. People around police vehicles. People run as policemen arrive on the beach.
A regional communications center in the United States. A bank of recorder/reproducer signal data machines (RD-304). A soldier loads a tape into a RD-304 machine and starts it. The soldier at a maintenance console. He pushes light flash buttons. Tape reel turning.
Different features of the U.S. Air Force F-105B Thunderchief fighter bomber in United States. An animated and actual footage explains the air induction of the F-105B. The F-105B taxis and stops. The right wing air intake. Several views of F-105B right wing air intake with sliding plug in operation. The fuselage bleed doors in operation. The vertical fin air intake of the aircraft.
Different features of the U.S. Air Force F-105B Thunderchief fighter bomber in the United States. An animated and actual footage explains the maintenance of the F-105B. Civilians work on a F-105B. A building and several airmen enter the building. A sign over doorway of the building reads ' AF Training School, Republic Service Department'. Airmen seated at table in a classroom. The components of an aircraft on display. A pilot seated in F-105B cockpit. Civilians stand on a ladder beside a cockpit and the pilot closes the canopy of the aircraft. The aircraft taxis and takes off. F-105B in flight and climbs.
A documentary titled 'Project Salt Vault' depicts methods of disposing of waste uranium in the United States. View of a nuclear power plant. Cars parked in front of the plant. Electrical feeders attached to a bay. The conveyors. Uranium fuel in a nuclear reactor. An animation depicts the reprocessing of the leftover uranium fuel to separate it from radioactive waste. The uranium waste is stored in tanks. A man undertakes experiments at the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission to reduce the volume of the waste. An animation depicts heating process for reducing the waste. A sign board reads 'Project Salt Vault, Oak Ridge National Laboratory'. A salt bed is used to dispose of waste uranium. A man walks in a salt mine.
A documentary depicts disposal of high level nuclear waste in salt mines in the United States for radioactive waste. Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). A man works on a machine and conducts a test. He operates the machine. A board reads' Project Salt Vault'. High level solidified waste. A truck carries canned fuel element for an experiment. A salt mine. A ground crew comes and collects data. Interior of the mine. A man conducts the experiment. Fuel assembly array located in different sections of the mine. An electronic heated control array. Canned fuel element for demonstration is unloaded from a special carrier. It is placed vertically over a shaft. Underground crew operates a transporter control. The can is lowered. An animation shows the can being lowered and mounted on a fuel canned transporter. A check for radiation leakage is made after the transporter doors are closed. The crew moves back to the room where the experiment is conducted. A crew man removes the radio active container from a transporter cask. The cask in lowered and a hoist cable is disconnected. The transporter carries the fuel can to the experiment room. The fuel can is kept in a hole. The crew moves and operates a remote control.
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