Wreckage of A-17 aircraft that crashed and burned on sidewalk and yard of a house at 1007 Scott Road, Burbank California, while attempting to land at the nearby Lockheed company airfield, on September 21, 1938. Army soldiers in uniform, and Local residents stand around the wreckage. Killed in the crash were: Major General Oscar Westover, Chief of the Army Air Corps, and Crew Chief, Staff Sergeant Samuel Hymes. There were no other casualties, but damage from fire can be seen on two of the nearby houses. People pick through the wreckage. Closeup of the propeller and engine cowling dug into the earth. Large group of spectators standing clear of the wreckage as several officials comb through it. An elderly man and woman, sit in their yard with a small child.
Views of aircraft in flight at 10th Annual All-American Air Maneuvers. Airplanes in different flight formations and acrobatic exercises. A huge crowd witness the exhibition in Miami, Florida.
Air Chief Marshal C. Roy Slemon speaking, memorabilia of Miss Jacqueline Cochran in background.
An Air Force official speaking, memorabilia of Miss Jacqueline Cochran in background. Medals of Miss Cochran can be seen
Famous woman aviator Jacqueline Cochran and United States Air Force Academy cadets standing by fledgling eagle statue. Miss Cochran talks to Cadet Wing Commander Jack Catton and walks towards F-104 airplane.
Interior of Mitchell Hall, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado. Cadets standing around the dinning tables. Jacqueline Cochran addresses the cadets. Cadets get seated around the tables, food on table.
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