The activities of the United States Navy in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. United States Navy Sea, Air and Land Forces (SEAL) members in Vietnam. An unmanned 50 caliber machine gun on board the SEAL's boat. River bank in the far background. Machine gun barrels protruding out from the craft. Canvas tarp covers the landing craft mechanized (LCM). Boat makes a turn to starboard towards the river bank. A man talks on a microphone aboard a SEAL. A man talks on a phone in the background. Man aboard LCM talks on a radio phone. SEAL member talks on a radio phone, he puts his hands up on a map. He makes a mark on the map area. Man stands behind a 50 Caliber machine gun. He puts binoculars up on his eyes. Man scans the river bank with the binoculars.
The activities of the United States Navy in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. United States Navy Sea, Air and Land Forces (SEAL) members in Vietnam. SEAL team members aboard the landing craft mechanized (LCM) after the mission has been completed. Men chatting aboard the LCM. A SEAL team member sleeping. A man eats from a can of 'C' rations.
Handlers and the sentry dogs at the Tan Son Nhut airbase in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Handler and the sentry dogs on patrol. United States airman talks to the air force guard of Vietnam. Handler and dog patrols the flight line area with large antennas in the background.
Contract airlines supplementing the armed forces in airlifting cargo at Cam Ranh bay airbase in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. United Air Lines Douglas DC-8 climbing after take off. Mountains in the background. Airmen standing nearby and the freight being off loaded from World Airways Boeing 707-320C. World Airways insignia and part of airlines name. Air policemen in armed jeep observing the unloading operation.
Sign reads "Welcome to GAFB, elevation 504 feet" on the Base Operations Building at Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome, New York. View of exterior or Operations Building. View of a radar screen is shown as narrator discusses expansion of radar network for gathering data. Improved radars are shown being used for routine observing and reporting. A Vertical Viewing Radar unit is shown at the air base. An Air Force weather technician records readings.
A film based on ASR (Air Sea Rescue) by U.S. 8th Air Forces in European Theater during World War II. Formation of B-17 Flying Fortress bombers in flight over Nazi German targets in Europe. Bombardier aboard B-17 sights target through Norden bomb sight. Bombs away view as bombs are dropped over targets. Smoke and flame billows up from explosions. More scenes of bombs being dropped from Allied aircraft and hitting targets below during a day time bombing mission. B-17s face attack from Nazi Luftwaffe fighter aircraft. Air to air combat and dogfight scenes. Gunners aboard B-17 firing at Nazi fighters. A B-17 with a damaged tail. A B-17 on fire goes down. Pilot of the same B-17 gives emergency signal. Crash landing of B-17 on water shows crew members preparing to ditch the B-17 at sea. Crew members on raft and aboard a boat heads for English coast. Door sign reads 'Air Sea Rescue Control Room'. Interior of room shows an officer plotting and planning the timings and air route the bomber squadron must follow from and to target area during the mission. Air Sea Rescue Liaison Sergeant of U.S. army talks over phone and alerts British Royal Navy officer. British Navy officer calls up an officer at the RAF (Royal Air Force) high speech launch base and assigns patrol areas. Royal Navy patrol boats head for assigned areas. Emergency rescue squadron is alerted by an officer. Pilots of rescue aircraft prepare to board P-47 Thunderbolt fighters. View of inflatable rafts and smoke floats carried on theThunderbolts.Flying boat PBY Catalina warms up on runway.
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