Personnel in silhouette on deck edge of USS Enterprise aircraft carrier. Personnel in silhouette standing along flight deck edge. Silhouette view, aircraft parked on flight deck. Personnel seen walking down deck. Personnel respotting. A-4E aircraft forward of island.
Merchant ship passing USS Enterprise aircraft carrier. Personnel in catwalk. Scene of flight deck. Aircraft parked forward. Scene of F-4J aircraft. Scene of bridge area, personnel on watch. Scene of Helmsman and Lee helmsman. Engine order telegraph on bridge. Lee helmsman wearing phones. Officer on bridge looking through bridge window with binoculars. Third officer enters scene with binoculars. Other officers appear. Scene of bridge area. Navigator leaning on chart. Personnel seen throughout bridge area. Helmsman, Lee helmsman and other personnel on bridge. Man on watch on bridge. A man writing on status board. Officer and telephone talker chatting on bridge. Bridge window in background. Silhouette view. Officers on bridge. Showing other personnel on bridge in silhouette. Side view, telephone talker talking on phones on bridge. Silhouette view, officer looking down over radar on bridge. Personnel on sponson deck in silhouette. Calm sea seen in the background.
A-4E aircrafts in formation. A-4E in single file formation climbing. A-4E aircrafts moving into step formation. A-4E1 aircrafts in formation.
Ex Marine Sergeant Jay Hall comes to stage with a stick in hand and tells how he learned about brotherhood in combat. He urges support for President Eisenhower, Honorary Chairman of the Educational Brotherhood Week campaign.
Launcher on the stern of the USS Mississippi (AG-128). Missile (TTV-2, Terrier) attached. It is trained around and then points skyward. Missile is launched. Missile in flight as puff of smoke seen. Crew going out to the launcher. Spot burned on the deck by the launching of the missile.
From " A Short Survey of The Film in America." On screen English text describing advances in film making in the early years of the motion picture. Description of the years 1908-1918 as pivotal years for American film makers DW Griffith, Thomas H. Ince, and Mack Sennett. On screen text describing DW Griffith's work, "The New York Hat." The actual film follows : Small town gossips scandalously link together the names of a minister and a girl when they discover that he has given her an expensive hat from New York. The turmoil abates when the minister produces the will of the girl's mother, in which he has been asked to buy the daughter "bits of finery."
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