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Lieutenant Colonel Robert Olds commands record-breaking cross country flight in U.S. Army Air Corps YB-17 bomber
View of YB-17 bomber piloted by Lieutenant Colonel Robert Olds, Commander of the U.S. Army Air Corps 2nd Bomb Group, seen aloft, during an historic non-stop flight from March Field, California, to Langley Field, Virginia. The YB-17 lands at Langley Field. Next, Lieutenant Colonel Olds is seen discussing the flight, while surrounded by U.S. Army officers all wearing campaign hats. Glimpse of YB-17s of the 2nd Bomb Group parked on the ramp at Langley Field.
A U.S. Army Air Force pilot shoots down a B-24 after its crew bails out over the Philippines in World War II
Gun camera footage aboard the P-38 Lightning aircraft of Lieutenant Fritsch, 44th Fighter Squadron, U.S. 13th Air Force, shows another P-38 from his squadron in flight ahead of him. The scene then shifts to view from his P-38 camera of a U.S. Army Air Forces B-24 Liberator bomber in distress. The bomber crew bails out. Several of their parachutes are seen opening. Lt. Fritsch then proceeds to fire on the abandoned B-24. Tracers can be seen as Lt. Fritsch fires at the bomber.. Then smoke is seen rising from water where the bomber crashed.
18th Fighter Bomber Wing of the U.S. Air Force in Korea prepares for mission.
110-gallon jettisonable fuel tanks are installed on P-51 planes of the 12th Fighter Bomber Squadron, 18th Fighter Bomber Wing of the U.S. Air Force, at Chinhae Base (K-10) in Korea. F-51s with shark's teeth painted on their noses. Soldiers use trolleys to carry the fuel tanks towards the plane. Fuel tanks being fastened onto P-51s. (Korean War)
P-51 Mustangs of the U.S. Air Force prepare for mission in Korea.
U.S. soldiers refuel P-51 aircraft in Korea, during Korean War. A number of P-51 Mustangs of the U.S. Air Force and a refueling truck on a ramp area. Two C-47 planes in the background. A tug pulling a small trailer loaded with boxes of ammunition being driven into the area. A tug pulling a load of rockets follows. A crew chief removes boxes of 50 caliber ammunition from trailer and dumps them on the wings of a plane. He checks the belts before attaching them into wing gun position. A sign reads 'Refueling, We fuel them, You fly them'. A driver climbs down a truck. A ground crew member refuels the aircraft. Meter in operation.
A training program for the sailors of the British Navy teaches them about homemade weapons and use of helmet as a weapon.
British Navy training program teaches attack and counterattack methods of hand to hand combat to its sailors. Sailors of the British Navy. A sailor demonstrates the use of helmet as a weapon. The other sailor on the ground. A navy officer holds the back of a chair. He explains how to make a homemade weapon. A sailor demonstrates the use of this homemade weapon. (World War II period).
A British Navy training program demonstrates methods to deal with an enemy bearing a knife and the use of a helmet as a shield.
During a training program the sailors of the British Navy are taught three defense methods against an attacker armed with a knife. Two sailors demonstrate the methods. A navy officer and other sailors observe. The sailor who poses as the opponent moves forward with a knife in his right hand. The second sailor brings his left arm forward to protect himself. In the second case the opponent moves forward again passing the knife from one hand to another. The sailor removes his helmet and uses it as a shield. To demonstrate the third way, the opponent again approaches with the knife raised in his hand. The sailor uses the edge of his arm to protect himself and delivers a chin jab. (World War II period).
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