Accompanied by military personnel, reporters, photographers, officials and newsmen board a Honduran Air Force DC-3 aircraft in Honduras. 'Fuerza Aerea Hondurena'(Honduras Air Force) is stenciled on the plane. Aerial views of farmland. The aircraft lands on broad field, where local people and officials look at an unexploded bomb. Officials examine the bomb, with particular attention to the fuse in its nose. Reporters take notes. A large number of local people gather around the site. Some are on horseback, wearing straw hats and smoking cigars. Local men show small water-filled ditches created by bombs. Men on horseback ride away. A man shows a sleeve of his uniform. A small boy and girl are seen. An armed military aviation officer talks with reporters. A badge of 'Fuerza Aerea Honduras' is stitched on his uniform sleeve. Press photographers take pictures of a larger crater. A man bails water from the crater, exposing a bomb.
Small sailboats in the bay at La Jolla, California. Several warships in background. Larger three-masted schooner further out at sea. People examining "blow holes" in the rocks at the shore in La Jolla Park.
On life in the Southern Mountainous areas of Kentucky and Tennessee. Old woman knits a sweater while another woman spins wool on handloom. Woman sits and examines woolen garment.
Marines of U.S. 4th Division explore remains of Japanese fortifications and weapons at end of the battle for Iwo Jima in World War 2. Remnants of a Japanese mortar shell with fins. A marine examines destroyed Japanese bunker and eqipment at a cave entrance. Exhausted marines resting at side of road and on rocks. View through a Japanese defensive position in a cave. Some marines moving out, past others still resting.
Engineers and technicians of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration examine and discuss remains of the destroyed Apollo 1 space capsule. Wrecked parts of the capsule are laid out on tables. Technicians photograph the parts. Technicians photograph tiny parts of the spacecraft on a table.
Apollo 204 review board at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in United States. Technicians inspect the damaged spacecraft. Upper part of Apollo 1 command module is suspended from crane, while technicians examine it from all sides and bottom.
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