U.S. air strikes in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Two USAF (United States Air Force) F-100 Super Sabre jet fighter aircraft attack enemy structures. An aircraft in flight in the foreground. The aircraft releases fire bomb BLU-27 incendigel (similar to napalm). The bomb explodes amidst enemy structures near road in farming area 60 miles to the northwest of Saigon on 11th September. The aircraft in flight dropping bombs. Explosions on the field. Smoke rises in sky. The structures burn after the attack. Smoke rises from the explosions.
U.S. air strikes in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. USAF (United States Air Force) F-100 Super Sabre jet fighter aircraft in flight in the foreground. The aircraft drops Mark 82 high-drag bomb. The bomb descends and explodes in woods 10 miles to the west of Binh Thuy on 13th September. Smoke rises due to explosion.
U.S. air strikes in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Aerial view of the North Vietnamese city, which is heavily scarred with bomb craters. Two bomb explosions occur in the city. Two bombs explode in tree line of field near bank of a river. F-100 aircraft drop bombs. The bombs explode in flooded fields. Incendigel (similar to naplam) explosions in a forest. USAF (United States Air Force) F-100 Super Sabre jet fighter aircraft in flight. F-100 drops Mark 82 high-drag bomb. The bomb explodes in clearing near grove of trees. Smoke rises from burning structures. Bomb explosion and smoke in a forest. F-100 drops Mark 82 bombs and the bombs explode in dense forest. Incendigel explosion in tree line in farming area. SUU 16/A gun pod in the foreground. Tree Mk.82 explosions in the open field.
Vice Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Claude Vernon Ricketts' funeral in the United States. The Navy officer march holding SU flags. The officers and sailors salute. The casket of Claude Vernon Ricketts on a horse drawn carriage. The sailors walk on either side of the carriage. The U.S. Navy officer, commanders and sailors pay tribute. The ceremony of USS Biddle renamed to USS Claude V. Ricketts. Sailors stand aboard USS Claude V. Ricketts. Chief of Naval Operations David Lamar McDonald and other guests aboard the ship. A Navy officer speaks into a microphone. Biddle banner on the ship. The banner is replaced with Claude V. Ricketts. The sailors aboard take pictures. USS Claude V. Ricketts underway.
Construction of airstrip at Ulithi Atoll in Caroline Island during World War II. A bivouac area. The troops in vehicles drive down a muddy road in the area. Palm trees on either side of the road. Tents in the background. The troops walk on a road. The damaged huts. The wreckage in the forest. A sign reads '51st Naval Construction Bn'. A hangar. The Seabees construct roads and air strips using graders, dump trucks, power shovels and bulldozers. The Seabees at work during the construction. The Seebees in a jeep talk to the men. They cut bushes. The gasoline drums piles up. A man on a crane. The men pile gasoline drums on fuel dump with the help of the crane. The construction of airstrip. The dump trucks back up. A crane picking up dirt. A bulldozer rolls down.
A Japanese drying seaweeds after the atomic bombings in Nagasaki, Japan during the end of World War II . A Japanese stands on the ruins and debris. He uses a long handled ladle to pour some fertilizer into the ground. The seaweeds is laid onto concrete slabs to dry.
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