Operation Head Start in United States. Documentary Titled 'Head Start'. Views of children in poor and run down slums and tenements in the United States. Women and children walk beside road. An African American child walks towards center. Banner of operation head start on a wall of the center. Children play in street of tenement urban area. A child tries to pass from a gate. A little girl sits at a window. A boy plays with a bat. Filth and garbage between the residential buildings; slums. Girl looks down from stairs of a building. Children in poverty sleep on one bed. View of an unclean bathroom. Woman makes a child wear shoes. Two children in cradle cry. Woman gives bottle of milk to them. Two girls fold a sofa bed. Children sit on bed and eat. Children in a rural area, possible rural south or Appalachia, stand outside a dilapidated wooden shack that is their house. Two young children standing near an outhouse. An African American woman with two children prepares food. A woman volunteer addresses from stage. Woman makes a call in Head Start center. A woman volunteer goes to a house. Woman takes children out of house. An African American woman teaches an African American child to hang jacket on hook in a pre-school.
Senator William J Fulbright in United States. Interviewer asks Fulbright about President's policy about Vietnam. Fulbright shows full confidence in President's policy and says that bombing should have been done more patiently. They talk about war. Fulbright says U.S. had never betrayed. He says they are committed to the treaty.
Senator William J Fulbright in United States. Interviewer asks Fulbright about the decisions of United States. Fulbright replies that he perceives Russia to be danger and China be the eventual danger. Fulbright talks about communist conspiracies.
An F6F Hellcat ditches in the sea. It floats long enough to allow pilot to abandon it before sinking. Next an A-4 Skyhawk ditches. Narrator remarks about the short time for escape from such aircraft on the surface of the water. Views of tests conducted by the U.S. Navy to test the sink rates of jet aircraft from various heights and attitudes. A dummy is placed in the cockpit of a derelict F9F Panther, which is lifted by a crane and is dropped into water from a low height. It is seen floating. (Narrator states that even with no structural damage, it sinks in less than a minute.) Next an FJ-2 Fury is dropped from about 55 feet. Due to structural damage, narrator states such an aircraft may sink in a few seconds, and generally between zero to 55 seconds. View of crane operator and then of an airplane sinking rapidly. Scene shifts to James F. Roth of U.S. Navy Attack Squadron 42,(VA-42) the "Green Pawns," in the closed cockpit of a Navy jet airplane. Next, an F-4 phantom jet is seen being catapulted from an aircraft carrier. Animation shows that the airplane falling into the sea right after takeoff will sink ballistically and can descend as deep as 100 feet in 10 seconds.
U.S. domestic air defenses in World War II. P-47 aircraft takeoff. Views inserted of German bombers in formation. U.S. soldiers come out of billets with guns in hands. They remove camouflage from antiaircraft guns and prepare to fire. P-47 aircraft in formation over a City. Inserted views of German bombers in formation, include a. formation of German Heinkel bombers. Inserted aerial dogfight scenes. An airplane crashes. Smoke arises due to the plane crash. Men and women detect the positions of the aircraft in the hall and inform soldiers about the aircraft. Soldiers fire according to the information. Soldiers fire at night with the help of search lights. Plane crashes.
From a U.S. Navy training film. Rescue operations of a destroyer in United States. A destroyer in the sea. Smoke from the stacks of the ship. A sailor talks on a phone. Sailors take out rescue equipment from a rescue locker. Rescue swimmers wear their dresses for the rescue operation. Small boat lowered in the sea. Sailors in the boat. A sailor talks on the radio. Rescue gear, rescue sling and other rescue equipment on the ship. Sailors check the equipment.
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