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Airplanes of the United States Army Air Service take off from an air base for routine patrolling exercises, during World War I.
The United States Army prepares itself during World War 1. Airplanes of the United States Army Air Service take off from a runway strip. Biplanes take off, one after the other. Hangars for the aircraft can be seen at distance. A city as seen from a plane flying low in the sky. The roads, buildings and houses of the city. Other planes flying in the sky.
Air Operations at Tan Son Nhut Airbase, Saigon, Vietnam, during Operation Market Time, in the Vietnam War.
Views of aircraft operating at Tan Son Nhut Airbase, Saigon, in the period of Operation Market Time. A yellow Follow-Me vehicle is moving along a taxiway. Parked behind it are three U.S. Air Force EC-121D "Big Eye Task Force" aircraft from the 552nd Airborne Early Warning and Control Wing. (Aircraft from that unit rotated on 90-day temporary duty assignments, from their home base at McClelland AFB, California.) A number of C-123s and C-47s can be seen parked on the flight line in the background. A USAF B-57B aircraft taxis along the taxiway (where the Follow-Me vehicle had led). Next, a C-123 taxis on that taxiway, in the opposite direction. An O-1E Bird Dog observation plane taxis past the noses of the EC-121Ds as a U.S. Army UH-1E Iroquois helicopter flies overhead and lands behind them. U.S. Navy A-1H Skyraider with Tail Code Z, taxis past the camera, followed by another with Tail Code V. In background, another UH-1E helicopter lands and an ambulance takes wounded away. It is followed by yet another one, also met by ambulance. A U.S. Navy Lockheed SP-2H aircraft of Patrol Squadron Four (Tail Code YD) taxis fairly close to the camera.
U.S. Air Force O-1E Bird Dog liaison aircraft flies over Tan An province of Vietnam during Vietnam War.
U.S. Air Force O-1E Bird Dog liaison aircraft in flight over Tan An, Vietnam during Vietnam War. Aerial view of O-1E in flight and buildings in Tan An. O-1E flies low.
U.S. Air Force airmen examine debris in burned-out section of Song Mao village, Vietnam during Vietnam War.
Burned-out area of Song Mao village, Vietnam during Vietnam War. USAF (United States Air Force) airmen examine debris in burned-out area. Vietnamese children in village. Sign over village : 'Cho Song Mao'.
American troops unload supplies from U.S. Army UH-1B helicopter on A Shau Valley in Vietnam during Vietnam War.
The U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division returns to A Shau Valley in Vietnam during the Battle of Fire Support Base Ripcord during Vietnam War. A U.S. Army UH-1B Iroquois helicopter comes in and lands on a mountaintop at Fire Support Base Ripcord. American troops unload supplies from the UH-1B Iroquois helicopter and the helicopter takes off. The soldiers carry equipment and supply to Fire Support Base. The supplies on the ground. The troops move at the Fire Support Base. A troop carries a hose of an equipment. Troops carrying equipment. The helicopter brings troops to landing zone fury.
Matador missile is launched at Wheelus air base in Tripoli, Libya.
Matador missile on zero length launching platform. Matador starts up and engine blast kicks up sand behind the missile. Matador takeoff. Booster burn out and fall away. General Tunner and group of officers looking at matador launching platform after takeoff. An officer of the First Pilotless Bomber Squadron gives the officers a briefing. Personnel working on and around the Matador. Mid section of the Matador. Nose of matador showing words "Could Care Less".
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