Several F-51 planes of the 18th Fighter Bomber Wing of the United States Air Force take off one by one and fly over a field in Korea, during Korean War. The field has bushes growing in it.
Military operations of United States Air Force 18th Fighter Bomber Wing in Korea, during Korean War. View from inside of a hangar. A jeep with derricks carries Napalm bombs. A SA-16 Albatross of the U.S. Army takes off. Wrecked hangar. A military man stands near a car in a field and watches as P-51 planes take off.
Fighter pilots of the United States 9th Air Force, 354th Fighter Group, with their P-51s in France. A dugout with camouflage netting. Three soldiers come out of the dugout. A man in a glass enclosed tower behind the dugout. A bomb marked with 'To der Fuhurer mit love' attached under a P-51. Pilot lieutenant W B King, of 355th Fighter Squadron, leans over wing of his P-51, 'Atlanta Peach.' A crew chief paints additional swastikas to record German aircraft kills on a P-51. A man shaves while looking in a mirror. The sign on the mirror reads 'Hitler turned Europe upside down.' (Note: Pilot, William B. King, an ace of the 355th Fighter Squadron, "The Pugnacious Pups," was officially credited with 5 1/2 confirmed aerial victories, and was awarded the Silver Star. He was from Atlanta, GA.) (World War II period).
Excerpt from U.S. President John F Kennedy Inaugural address in United States Capitol, Washington DC. Symbols of 'Power for Peace' and 'Armed Forces Day' appear.
U.S. General James Harold Doolittle in Seattle, United States. A crowd on either side of the street. General Doolittle arrives in a motorcade. Soldiers salute after he gets off from the car. General Doolittle and other officers review the troops. Soldiers parade. A banner reads 'Do More with Doolittle Buy More "E" Bonds'. Civilians crowd on the street and stand around a platform. General Doolittle with other officers seated on the platform. Military band plays various instruments. People hold umbrellas and stand. General Doolittle speaks over the microphone. (World War II period).
United States Army Air Service activities in Baltimore, Maryland. A parachutist stands on the lower wing of a biplane. He opens the parachute and jumps from the aircraft.
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