View of Ubon Royal Thai Air Force Base building with a sign of welcome above the entrance. Thai Air Force personnel waiting. Air Force personnel formation on ramp. Thai soldiers beside motorcycles. Air Chief Marshal Chandrubsksa emerges from a Royal Thai Air Force plane C-47. He is greeted by Thai Officers and shows salute. Then he talks and shakes hands with several Thai Officers in formation.
United States KC-135 A aircraft at Takhli Royal Thai Air Force base in Thailand during the Vietnam War. United States airmen buy hats from a street side shop. Men try on various hats. Hats piled up in the shop. Two men work on the engine of a United States KC-135 A aircraft at the Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base. A man wearing headphones speaks into a wireless. A uniform with ' Vietnam ' ' Thailand' written on it. United States Air Force KC-135 A aircraft on a flight line. An aircraft taxis along the line.
U.S.Air Force munitions handlers wait as an Air Force tractor pulls a flatbed trailer of M82 bombs into in a bomb assembly area. The team of Air Force and Thai workers manuallu unscrew caps from noses ot the bombs while a Thai worker uses a type of lug wrench on the fuze well of the bomb bodies. The scene is repeated in a re-take. The Air Force truck driver speaks on a mobile telephone. Closeup of Thai workers prying caps from rear of the bombs and inserting fuzes.
Film opens showing an intermediate munitions handling facility near a seaport in Thailand. Trucks are lined up on the roadside, next to huge earthen berms. U.S. Airmen ride in the back of an open truck leaving the site, transporting crates of Mk 82 bombs to munitions storage facility at U-Tapao Royal Air Force Base in Thailand. Thai workers stand in a group, conversing, near a corrugated metal shelter at the side of the road, and watch as the truck disappears from view in the distance. Scene shifts to closeup of the U.S. Air Force truck driver in his cab, talking on a walkie talkie radio. As he talks, the truck passes large numbers of munitions stockpiled outdoors between earthen berms. View from the truck cab as it passes tractor trailer trucks and fork lifts operating in the area. Rearward view from the moving truck. View, from left side of the moving truck, shows red markers at the edge of each earthen revetment separating adjacent storage areas. Some such areas are empty. Next, the moving truck passes a mobile crane hooking up to bombs on the back of a flat bed truck. A team of Air Force munitions handlers is involved, including one moving bombs on a fork lift.
U.S. President Lyndon Baines Johnson visits Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base (Korat RTAFB) in Thailand. The President's aircraft taxis at night. A stair case with Korat RTAFB written on it is pushed towards the aircraft for the President to disembark from the aircraft'. A sign: 'Welcome LBJ! Merry Christmas Sawat Dee'. Night scenes at Korat RTAFB show President Johnson being greeted upon his arrival by Royal Thai Air Force officers and United States Air Force ( USAF ) personnel including General William Wallace Momyer. President Johnson greets airmen of 388th TFW ( Tactical Fighter Wing ), wing of the Thai Air Force and shakes hands with all of them.
United States KC-135 A aircraft at Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base in Thailand during the Vietnam War. A United States KC-135 A aircraft taxis along the runway at the air force base. United States airmen in the foreground as the plane taxis along. An airman with insignia on his uniform which reads ' POE U.S. Air Force '. The aircraft takes off followed by a RB-66 B aircraft. A United States F-105 D aircraft takes off. F-4C and KC-135 A aircraft take off. A sign on a building reads ' Crash Rescue Takhli Air Base Thailand '. Tankers in the foreground.
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