Clouds in sky as seen from the cockpit of an aircraft. Four F-105 D planes in formation, Goldsboro, North Carolina. Planes in flight over the fields approach the Seymour Johnson Air Force base. Planes land at the base.
F-105 D planes at Seymour Johnson Air Force base in Goldsboro, North Carolina. Crew chief signals to pilot and a man removes a ladder during the training. Planes taxi along the runway. Last plane to taxi out is an F-105 F.
F-105 D planes in flight, Goldsboro, North Carolina. Four planes in formation with clouds around.
F-105 D and F-105 F taxi along the runway and take off from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina. Two F-105 D planes take off as a pilot's wife looks on as she stands near the runway. F-105 F plane in a landing roll with a drag parachute deployed at its tail.
Project Storm fury at Roosevelt Roads Naval air station in Ceiba, Puerto Rico. Three RA-3B planes lined up at Roosevelt Roads Naval air station. A CPO (Chief Petty Officer) removes silver iodide cartridges from a wooden box and places them in small racks. CPO loads iodide cartridges into small bomb racks as a civilian engineer talks to him. Bomb bay of the plane open. Engineer hands cartridges to the CPO as he loads them into the bomb rack. Men hand over racks of cartridges to a man inside the bomb bay in the plane. Nose of RA-3B plane with overcast sky in the background.
Project Storm fury at Roosevelt Roads Naval air station in Ceiba, Puerto Rico. Crew members stand near the tail section of EC-121 plane at Roosevelt Roads Naval air station with another EC-121 plane in the background. A ladder leads up to the hatch of EC-121 aircraft. Chief Petty Officer and a civilian engineer opens silver iodide cases next to a RA-3B plane on the line with overcast sky in the background. Cartridges placed in small bomb racks. Men hand over the cartridges to someone in the bomb bay. CPO places a wooden box of silver iodide canisters. He opens the lid and removes canisters. Iodide racks placed in bomb bay. Men use speed wrench to secure the racks on bomb bay. Men off load silver iodide cases from a yellow pick up truck.