Static test number 1040 of XLR-11 engine for X-15. with XLR-11 engine at Edwards Air Force Base in California, Decenber 13, 1958. Engine in test stand. Heavy white smoke as test commences, followed by intense transparent blue flame and occasional bursts of white smoke
Army Material Command (AMC) logistic support of United States Air Force B-58 Hustler project in United States. A B-58 Hustler in flight and a contrail behind it. The B-58 climbs up and drops a pod. Another B-58 flies alongside the first. The pod touches the ground. Smoke rises due to explosion.
The interior of an equipment storage room. Packed equipment kept in the room. A sign read 'Posters'. Posters on a wall. A forklift carries boxes. A man on the forklift. A sign reads 'More Air Force Per Dollar'.
United States 6th Engineer Battalion in Chateau Thierry, France during World War I.. The 6th Engineer Battalion receives hot chocolate from the Young Men Christian Association (Y.M.C.A) before entering St. Eugene. A cart in the background. A woman pours chocolate in the mugs of the troops. The troops with rifles on their shoulders. A man puts the hot chocolate in a container which is kept on the cart. The troops move in a foxhole carrying rifles and mugs in their hands.
United States troops in France during World War I. The troops walk on the streets. A clock on a wall. The troops climbs up a ladder. They help another man to climb up the ladder. The soldiers wash their faces and hands. They wipe their faces with towel. Towels are hanged on rifles. A soldier fills water from a well and another one washes his face with that water. The soldiers ae seated with a French family.
United States troops in France during World War I. Large number of American soldiers are assembled in open area of town. An officer stands on a vehicle and reads from a paper. Many soldiers and one girl are gathered around the vehicle. A soldier is called and comes forward to receive something from the officer. Buildings in the background. Troops salute as military band plays. American troops march into the area while a drum and bugle corps plays. Three young French girls are seen watching the parade.Many French civilians line the opposite side of the road to watch the arriving American troops. In the town square, several American soldiers and local French civilians gather around a statue in a fenced area adorned with French and American flags.
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