U.S. Army attack mission over Malabang in Lanao del Sur Province in Philippines Island. A vessel in the ocean. Part of an aircraft seen. The shoreline visible. An aircraft in flight over the water body. Bombs being dropped by the aircraft on target areas along the shore line in Lanao del Sur Province. Explosions and smoke rise from the bombed areas. Smoke rises into the air. More bombs being dropped on target areas away from the shoreline. Smoke rises from the bombings. Smoke mushrooms into the air from the bombed areas . Part of an aircraft seen. (World War II period).
Opening scene shows German LVG biwing airplane with gunner in rear cockpit, receiving bombs from ground crewmen and storing them in his cockpit during World War 1. The pilot is inspecting the front cockpit. Next is a view of the battlefield, from the air. White smoke drifts in places and troops on the ground scurry to new positions as if escaping gas. View from wing of German airplane, showing pilot and gunner in forward and rear cockpits, respectively. Gunner raises a bomb from his cockpit and drops it overboard. Explosion is seen on the ground. Several other explosions and white smoke are seen. Scene shifts to a dogfight taking place in the air, between Allied and German aircraft. View from inside the German airplane shows the gunner firing his machine gun. Glimpse of gunner and pilot seen in the airplane, from the rear. Airplanes maneuvering in flight. View from rear of pilot in cockpit of the German airplane. An allied airplane attacks a German blimp, setting it on fire. It plummets to the ground in flames., trailing heavy black smoke. Next French Niewport airplanes are seen in formation and then engaging in a large dogfight with German aircraft. .
U.S. army Air Forces VIII Fighter Command Operation in the European Theater during World War II. An attack on the German Focke Wulf 190 (FW 190) by 1st LT. N Megura from 334Sqdn. ,4 F.G. Parts of aircraft FW 190 in air. Rough terrain in the background.
A model home with a fallout shelter for nuclear attacks in Denver, Colorado, United States. Crowds gathered outside a midcentury housing development. A door opens. The housing development shows the United States' first model home with a fallout shelter during the height of the Cold War. The house is designed with 8-inch reinforced concrete walls. The house is provided with all basic equipment and necessities like bunk beds, fresh air blower, and stockpiles of food. A desk with books and the Bible. Pantry shelf with canned goods and first aid kit. A crank-driven air blower. Women place a tag of approval on the front entrance wall of the house. Sticker reads “this HOME is prepared”.
Activities of the Allied airmen at an American airfield in Germany. Men parade on field. United States Army Air Force P-51's Mustang fighter aircraft and jeeps parked on the airfield. Men march along perimeter strip. Men are lined in formation on field for an award. United States Air Force Major General, Otto Paul Weyland and group officers stand to make presentations. Officer comes to General Weyland salutes and receives an award. (World War II period).
Activities of the Allied airmen at an American airfield in Germany after World War II. United States Air Force Major General Otto Paul Weyland shakes hands and salutes an officer. General Weyland pins award to enlisted men. He handshake and salutes. Men are lined in formation on field for award ceremony. United States Army Air Force P-51's Mustang fighter aircraft parked on the airfield in the background.
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