Rescue operations by a destroyer in rescuing downed a pilot in United States. An officer watches through the binoculars. Destroyer at the sea. Sailor points at the pilot in the sea. The commanding officer orders the swimmer to get into the water to rescue the pilot. A rescue sling tied along the swimmer's waist and he lowers in the water. Other swimmer ready for the help.
Rescue operations by a destroyer in rescuing downed a pilot in United States. Pilot in the sea. Swimmer arrives nearby the pilot. Parachute of the pilot in the sea. The swimmer attaches the rescue rope with the pilot and carries him. The sailors pull the rope. The pilot safely boards on to the ship. The rope again lowered and the swimmer boards the ship.
USS Wasp (CV-7) flight operations,prior to World War II. Slow motion sequence, from two different perspectives, of a Grumman F3F-2 Marine Corps aircraft landing on the flight deck. The airplane rounds out high, clips two restraining cables, and stalls, dropping nose first to the deck and falling on right wings, then balancing vertically on its nose, before falling back onto its wheels.
USS Wasp flight operations. F4F aircraft lands on the air carrier. It crashes into the barrier. Superstructure in the background.
USS Wasp flight operations during World War 2. SB2U aircraft goes over port side of flight deck. It crashes into the barriers. Superstructure in the background.
Scenes from Task Force of U.S.Naval warships en route for the invasion of Sicily in World War 2, as filmed from the destroyer USS Nelson, DD-623. Fueling operations between the fleet oiler USS Chemung, AO-30, the destroyer USS Nelson, DD-623 and an unknown Baltimore Class light cruiser. The crew of the USS Nelson cast off from the USS Chemung. A signalman controls a signal light as the USS Nelson pulls ahead of the USS Chemung. Port side of the attack transport USS William P. Biddle, APA-8, with more of the convoy in the background. Stern and port side of the attack transport USS Susan B. Anthony, AP-72. On the USS Nelson, DD-632, looking aft at the starboard dual mounted 40-mm bofors anti-aircraft gun and number three turret for a 5"/38 dual purpose gun. On the USS Nelson, DD-632, looking aft at the fan-tail and depth-charge racks. Crew members washing clothes, sunning, relaxing and with two on watch with sound-powered phones.
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