Robert Sargent Shriver, Director of Peace Corps in New York, United States. Shriver at the end of a speech about the activities of Peace Corps volunteers, answers questions of the audience. He clarifies that the Peace Corps is free from the government control and the State Department has never dictated terms to the Corps. He also tells that Peace Corps is open to people who do not have a college degree in a specific field. A man delivers a vote of thanks to Shriver and audiences applaud in appreciation.
Aquanauts gear up aboard USS Vital (MSO-474) underway in the Gulf of Mexico. One of Aquanauts assisted with his Scuba gear on deck of USS Vital. One man is sunning himself in the background. Two Aquanauts at deck edge check gear at last minute, prior to entering water, other men sitting on railing in the background look on. Aquanaut jumps into water. One of the Aquanauts assisted with one of his tanks after donning the tanks. Two Aquanauts in their gear. One of Aquanauts with mouth piece in his mouth, removes the mouth piece, fits camera over his neck and then places the mouth piece back in his mouth. Two Aquanauts check each others gear. View of one of Aquanauts checking his mouth piece and then removing it. Second teammate checks the tanks of his teammate. View of Aquanauts jumping into water with a splash from the deck edge. Two men sit on railing, one with clipboard in hands.
Aquanauts gear up aboard USS Vital (MSO-474) underway in the Gulf of Mexico. Two Aquanauts on deck edge of USS Vital check each others gear prior to going into water. View of one of Aquanauts at deck edge donning his face mask as second Aquanaut checks the oxygen tank. One of Aquanauts makes funny faces for camera. Aquanaut assisted with his gear. Two Aquanauts on deck edge check each others gear. Aquanaut sit on deck, assistant helping man suit up with gear. Dives made by Aquanauts in shorts. Two Aquanauts sit on deck. Aquanaut moves slowly over to deck edge by second teammate. Two Aquanauts check each others gear on deck. First Aquanaut on deck edge jumps into water with splash. Second Aquanaut leaps into water with splash, disappearing below the surface. Marker buoy floats off side of the ship. Two aquanauts return; one climb up the ladder. Aquanaut comes back aboard after the 200"qualification dive. He moves to center of deck. Assistant helps to remove his tanks. Second Aquanaut climbs up ladder reaching the deck edge.
A Soviet jet bomber TU-16 Badger during a test in the Soviet Union. The TU-16 badger aircraft in flight as it releases bombs. Bombs impact and explosion occurs. Smoke rises as a result of the explosion.
A Soviet Radgua KS-1Komet missile also known as Kennel missile is being launched in the Soviet Union. The Kennel missile is being launched and it hits a small freighter at a sea.
Soviet aircraft and missiles in the Soviet Union. A Soviet Myasishchev M-4 / 3M "Bison" aircraft being refueled from a MYA-4 tanker version aircraft while in flight. A pilot in the cockpit of the aircraft. Three TU-95 ' Bear' aircraft in flight. The aircraft fly in formation.
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