A Ford animated cartoon shows an executive puffing a cigar as he makes a telephone call and orders a man to come in his office. He yells and bawls the man out and pounds at the desk. During the process, the man gradually shrinks in size and practically disappears. Executive's secretary sweeps him up with a dust pan and a broom. Executive phones and says "hire Jack Dempsey, he ought to be able to stand a bawling out from me"!
A Ford animated cartoon shows a golfer and his boy caddy on a golf course. Golfer tries to tee off, but misses first and second swings. Each time the caddy calls a "strike". In golfer's third swing the club breaks, the golfer falls on the ground, and the caddy calls "Strike three, your'e out".
A Ford cartoon animation is rendered in time lapse before viewers eyes. It is an American propaganda message during World War I, against Germany. The animation shows Jesus surrounded by children and a bible verse. Next, a caricature of German Kaiser Wilhelm II with a bloodied sword is shown, standing above cowering children. The propaganda piece is designed to highlight the Prussian atrocities during World War 1.
Brigadier General Jimmy Stewart, U.S. Air Force Reserve, is helped as he familiarizes himself with pilot's personal equipment, at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida, during his two-week active duty training period, in February, 1964. Aircrew Flight Equipment Specialists fit and adjust his CSU-3/P anti-G cutaway garment, seat harness, flight helmet and oxygen mask. Captain John D. Brown briefs Stewart on the Martin-Baker Mk. H-5 Ejection Seat and emergency procedures and discusses emergency equipment set up on a display board. Stewart sits in the ejection seat as Captain Brown and an equipment specialist discuss it further.
Aerospace Force Communication Electronics. An animation shows a string of radar tracking stations continuously monitoring a formation of aircraft as they progress from the range of one site to the next.
'Aerospace Communications: reins of command' Aerospace Force Communication Electronics. An animation shows a satellite in space. Stars in the sky.
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