Various endurance flights and their comparison. A map of the United States as it depicts the comparison of various endurance flights from 1909 to 1921. Map compares various flights like the 1910 flight by Glenn Curtis, trans continental flight in 1919 by O.C. Read, non stop trans Atlantic flight by Captain John Olcock. 1st transcontinental flight by R.C. Towler in 1912.
U.S. General Curtis LeMay in the United States. U.S. Air Force KC-135 aircraft in flight during its nonstop flight to South America piloted by General LeMay. Aerial views of the harbor in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A statue of Christ the Redeemer at Rio de Janeiro. The KC-135 aircraft lands at the Andrews Air Force base and General LeMay debarks from the aircraft and speaks to the press after a successful nonstop flight from Honolulu, Hawaii in April 1958.
Life of Japanese-American citizens in WRA (War Relocation Authority) internment center during World War II, United States. A Japanese-American learns to play piano. A man paints. A man shows wood carving made by him. Sign reads 'Science Exhibit'. Scientist gives demonstration. Scorpions move on sand. Demonstration of an instrument. Overhead sign reads 'Office of Reports Free Press'. A Free Press newspaper.
Life of Japanese-American citizens at war relocation centers (internment camps) during World War II, United States. Japanese-American man at a machine in a war factory. Japanese-American women paint clay sculptures. Japanese-American workers in a plant. Farmers sort hay on farm. Women operate a machine.
Draftees of U.S. All Volunteer Army in the United States. An enlisted man speaks to the new recuits from the steps of a building. Point of view from near ground level looking up as the drafted men are learning to salute.
Amputation of U.S. soldiers wounded during World War II, United States. Affected leg of a patient. Rash on leg of a patient. X-Ray of a limb. Surgeons conduct amputation of a limb and use scissors and scalpels. Amputated limb being dusted. Nurse covers limb of patient during heeling. She attaches a cord on limb and connects it with an instrument on bed post.
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