United States Air Force (USAF) Forward Air Controllers (FACs) in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. USAF A-1E Skyraider aircraft parked at an air base. Pilots run towards the aircraft and board them. The engines start. They aircraft taxi down a fight line and take off.
United States Air Force (USAF) Forward Air Controllers (FACs) in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A USAF O-1F Bird Dog aircraft parked at an air base. A Vietnamese observer seated in the aircraft. FAC Captain Lawrence Reed adjusts a gear in the front seat. The engine of the airplane starts. The airplane taxis to the end of the strip.
A film about aerospace medical evacuation and first aid operations for injured soldiers during the Vietnam War. A doctor enters the Clark Air Force Base hospital building in Philippines. A sign on the building reads ' Emergency' Wounded soldier on a bed in an operation theater. Doctors and nurses prepare to operate the patient. X ray films of the wounded soldier reviewed before surgery begins. Doctors perform the surgical operation. Doctor comes out of the operation theater. Sun rises from behind the clouds. A nurse walks down the corridor of the hospital. A soldier walks after recovering from the injury.
A film about aerospace medical evacuation and first aid operations for injured soldiers during the Vietnam War. Two nurses get ready and leave for Clark Air Force Base hospital in Philippines. Nurses walk through the corridor of the hospital. A doctor talks to a wounded soldier in bed. Soldier moves his arm to show the progress. Nurses talk to different wounded soldiers as they recover at the hospital.
View of Aviation Cadet barracks at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.. Two soft drink machines near the front entrance have a sign on them reading: "Top Tigers." A two-blade propeller tops a vertical steel shaft protruding from an aircraft propeller hub set on the lawn. A single prop blade also sticks up from the lawn. Cadets double-time out of the barracks and along the walkways. They are followed by eight Cadet officers who walk in a single line, led by their Cadet Colonel. The cadet officers take up positions at the head of the other .cadets who are in a block formation according to height, with the tallest in the front rank and shortest in the rear. The cadet colonel gives marching orders to the group and leads them in a march to a training building.The cadets then enter the building in single file, removing their hats as they come under cover. Next they are seen seated in a classroom where an Air Force Lieutenant, instructor, describes an aircraft radial engine, with the help of a cutaway training aid. Another group of cadets is seen in a classroom where an Air Force officer is pointing at a map of China. An instructor places silhouettes of a Soviet MIG 15 fighter aircraft on a projection glass. A cartoon about preventing oversupply is seen on projection plate of an overhead projector. Other charts projected deal with: Components of Air Power; the M1911A1 45 caliber semi-automatic pistol; and personal characteristics. Closeups of cadets, including a foreign exchange cadet from Belgium, who steps to the front of the room to speak to the cadets. One cadet stands to ask a question.
U.S. Air Force Aviation Cadets in preflight training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. A field filled with aviation cadets exercises under the direction of an athletic director. They do pushups and return to standing positions, and then do squat thrusts to repeat the sequence.
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