NASA astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin demonstrate activities during an Apollo 11 rehearsal. An astronaut approaches the Lunar Module as another stands in front of it. A scientist fixes the lunar module. One astronaut demonstrates the use of a camera during the Apollo mission while another working in front of the Apollo Lunar Module “Eagle” (LM-5). Astronaut touches the gold leaf thermal blanket used to cover the bottom of the module. Astronaut fixes wiring of the module while holding the camera. The flag of the United States and the logo of NASA are seen on his backpack (Primary Life Support Subsystem). The Primary Life Support Subsystem has a tag “CDR” (Commander). Another astronaut supports the base of a tripod as the astronaut attaches a device. Two astronauts working together. One astronaut holds the tripod with device attached to it. Astronaut (likely Neil Armstrong) plants a green vertical flag on the ground.
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin during an Apollo 11 mission rehearsal. The flag of the United States and the logo of NASA are seen on his backpack (Primary Life Support Subsystem). Another astronaut’s backpack reads “LMP” (Lunar Module Pilot). The Primary Life Support Subsystem has a tag “CDR” (Commander). Neil Armstrong approaches the Apollo Lunar Module “Eagle” (LM-5). Astronaut works on the lunar module. Lower half of the lunar module with equipment bay. Lunar module with words “United States” and the United States flag. Astronaut uses tongs to pick up rock samples from the mock lunar surface. The astronaut places lunar samples in a collection bag. Lunar Module Pilot is using a camera to record the activity of the commander astronaut. Astronaut places a plastic bag on a Lunar Sample Return Container (“rock box”). A scientist observes the rehearsal and talks to colleague. Three NASA officials witness the mission rehearsal. Another NASA official takes his seat. Closer view of two NASA officials observing the rehearsal. NASA officials and scientists sitting. NASA scientist reads a paper. Man with earphones talking to a NASA staff. Two NASA staff talking.
A NASA researcher tests an extravehicular activity (EVA) control under the Lunar Landing Research Facility's gantry at NASA’s Langley Research Center. NASA researcher wears a yellow spacesuit while testing the extravehicular activity (EVA) control backpack using water jets (powered by peroxide). NASA researcher hanging sideways, standing on blue slant board of the gantry. Harnesses are attached on the NASA researcher for safety. NASA researcher jumps forward and moves backwards. View of trees and forest. Water jets propel the backpack of the NASA researcher. NASA researcher moves using an EVA control backpack with jets spraying water.
A truck drives up in front of a U.S. Army Air Corps Keystone B-6A biplane bomber at a hangar on Langley Field. The U.S. airmen move supplies from truck to plane. Aerial view of Tangier Island through wing of B-6A plane. The island is surrounded by ice. The bundles of food being dropped through bomb bay of B-6A onto Tangier Island. Distant views of planes over snow covered Tangier Island.
Railroad infrastructure development as part of United States aid in Iran. Men laying railroad tracks on a bridge. Donkey grazes and two men watch the construction in the foreground. A railroad track laying machine and workers hold a track. Man stands on top of track as a team of workers carry the track. Machine threshing rocks on track. Laborers use pickaxes and rakes to break up rocks. Teams of workers lay track on railroad. Laborers connect two railroad tracks. American engineer and Iranian official tighten bolts connecting last track section. Men moving a track. Workers crowd to watch two men fasten bolts. Workers cheering and clapping after the two men finished connecting the last track section. American engineer and Iranian official shake hands. Men watch a cargo train use the new tracks. A train rushes past camera in Iran.
A man assembles a fragmentation bomb used by the United States during World War 2. Man assembles bomb by hand. The man unscrews the screw in the bomb body. Man fastens the parachute container over the fragmentation bomb. The adaptor is screwed and tightened. The man puts down the fragmentation bomb. Man uses a screwdriver to tighten bolt to complete rear assembly. Man proceeds to fuze the bomb. Man removes closure plug, inserts and tightens the M104 fuze.
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