Captain McCreery looks through magnifying glass at reconnaissance film on light table. Captain speaks how the aerial reconnaissance operations are carried out using aerial platform and explains reasons for the same. He talks about airborne radar. Further he adds that aerial reconnaissance helps to find out deceptive items in delta.
Captain McCreery looks at a reconnaissance film on light table. He uses a magnifying glass. Captain looks up.
Captain McCreery speaks while looking at reconnaissance film on light table. Captain speaks about aerial photographs which is product of aerial reconnaissance. He further adds that aerial reconnaissance means looking for the enemy from air. This imagery is used by USAF, VNAF and U.S. Army. 13th Reconnaissance technical squadron interprets this imagery. He talks about various methods of reconnaissance. (Vietnam War period).
Captain McCreery's voice heard in the background. S Sgt (Staff Sergeant) Taylor examines reconnaissance photos and writes down results. Reconnaissance film rolls over a light table and army technician examines the film. (Vietnam War period).
Map of Vietnam pinpoints Binh Tuy. The Map shows port city Da Nang along shoreline. Close view of Binh Tuy, Da Nang and Delta area.
Night missions of aircraft AC-47 at night. Minigun fired from aircraft AC-47A at night. Gun fired creating flame 'Puff The Magic Dragon' image. Crewman aboard aircraft sets flares. (Vietnam War period.)