Animation shows method of escape from a jet when it submerges in water. It shows how the pilot has to come out from the cockpit in case of emergency. Pilot tests the method of escape from the jet in case of emergency. He takes the model of cockpit in the water reservoir made for the purpose. Then he ejects himself from the canopy, leaves the cockpit and ascends to the surface. Information given to the pilot: disconnect yourself, leave cockpit, ascend to the surface.
Pilot in the cockpit. He stands to disconnect himself from the cockpit. There are three points which have to be disconnected. Cockpit submerged in water. Pilot disconnects himself.
Pilot disconnects himself from the cockpit. Cameraman recording the whole process. Pilot ascends to the surface. Pilot moves forward and tries to leave the cockpit.
Animation shows how to escape through underwater ejection. It shows different angles in which pilot can eject to the surface. While ejecting, there should be about 10 feet water above the pilot for safe ejection. The pilot in the test cockpit lowered into the water and then ejects to the surface. Cameraman recording the event.
Pilot in the sea. Helicopter flies in the sky. He holds a float tube and tries to move with it. He moves himself onto the float tube and ignites a flare. The helicopter pilot sees the flare and comes down to rescue him. Pilot holds the rope. The pilot is reeled up into the helicopter. An airplane takes off.
United States newsman arrives at Falmouth in England after crossing the Atlantic Ocean. U.S. newsman Robert Manry crosses the Atlantic Ocean in a small boat 'Tinkerbelle'. He crossed the Atlantic Ocean and returned the same way. He is greeted on the shore by his wife and children. Officers stand to welcome him. Large crowd gathers to greet him.
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