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.
United States task force under Japanese air attack in the Pacific Theater.Their primary target is a U.S. Aircraft Carrier. A lone sailor seen running along the flight deck. Japanese aircraft in the sky. Antiaircraft fire from the Carrier and other U.S. ships fills sky with black puffs of smoke. Two Japanese planes are shot down and crash in water. The Carrier experiences several near-miss bomb explosions. Smoke arises due to the firing. Douglas Dauntless bombers seen on deck of carrier. Other ships in the background. A U.S. Navy F4F fighter crash lands on the carrier deck and crewmen attempt to clear it away under fire from Japanese aircraft. Near miss bombs cause Carrier to rock so much that aircraft on the deck gets shaken off. A Douglas Dauntless aircraft takes off from the carrier to engage the Japanese. (World War II period).
U.S. Air Force technician setting up electrical equipment for an experiment. He inserts metal tube into a cylinder within a ring of metal. The equipment is wired from both the sides. He rotates the assembly for easy viewing.
A Chrysler Air Raid Siren on a platform in the United States. The yellow siren is mounted on a platform atop a large tower. (Cold War period.)
U.S. Army Air Service or Aviation Section of U.S. Signal Corps cadets undergo aviation training in United States. Buildings in the background. They stand near tables and make gun barrels. They make dummy bombs from plaster of Paris. They also make shells and other World War 1 era armaments.
American Army aviation cadets stand lined up in United States during World War 1. The successful cadets who passed the aviation training tests are commissioned Reserve Military Aviator. Airplanes in the background. Officer moves near the cadets. A cadet salutes and the officer gives him a certificate. Buildings of the air field in the background. Cadets march in formation with flags. Trees in the background.
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