Viet Cong huts bombed by the U.S. Air Force A-1E aircraft around Soc Trang Province in Vietnam during Vietnam War. A forest region with several trees. General-purpose bombs dropped on Viet Cong huts in the region by a U.S. Army A-1E aircraft. Black smoke rises from the bombed areas. A canal flowing among the trees.
Members of the United States Air Force 17th Special Operations Squadron (SOS) turn AC-119G Gunship over to Vietnamese Air Force (VNAF). A VNAF personnel paints VNAF markings on parked AC-119G Gunship. USAF and VNAF officers sign papers. VNAF officer presents the insignia trophy to USAF officer and shakes hands. Sign on barracks building, "The Shadow's Lair." Insignia of Shadow. (Vietnam War period).
Numerous B-29 bomber aircraft operating against Japanese targets from Northern Marianas Islands bases during World War II in the Pacific. U.S. Army Air Force bombers are seen from following units: Guam-based 314th Bomb Wing, 39th Bomb Group (Tail Code "P"), 29th Bomb Group (Tail Code "O") and 330th Bomb Group (Tail Code "K"); Tinian-based 313th Bomb Wing, 6th Bomb Group (Tail Code"R"); Saipan-based 73rd Bomb Wing, 497th Bomb Group (Tail Code "A"). Aircraft of these units are all seen taking off on missions. View from inside cockpit of a B-29 aircraft taking off. Pilot calls for and signals "gear up" to copilot. View from nose of the aircraft as it flies low over some ships. On airfield, a ground controller/dispatcher is seen on radio telephone. View aboard a B-29, during mission, as bombardier signals that he has control of the B-29. Large clusters of incendiary bombs dropping from B-29s. Bombs away views of many bombs dropping from open bomb bay doors. Explosions and flashes on ground as bombs impact Japanese enemy targets. Huge clouds of smoke rise and obscure the scene after the strikes. B-29s returning to land after the mission. View from nose as a B-29 touches down and taxis on active runway. Crew members discussing mission in front of parked B-29. Final scene is of formation of B-29s from Saipan-based 73rd Bomb Wing, 499th Bomb Group (Tail Code "T").
U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Division in action during Operation JEB Stuart III in Vietnam.View from U.S. troop position as U.S. Air Force jet fighter bombers bombing enemy position. Smoke rises from explosion in valley. A U.S. helicopter gets hit by ground fire and crashes in jungle. 1st Cavalry troops watch from their positions as U.S. helicopters swarm around the crash area. A 1st Cavalry Army Captain sits, watching the action.
U.S. Navy helicopters OH-6A Cayuse and AH-1G Cobra land at helicopter pad. Soldiers carry rockets out to AH-1G helicopter. Crews load rockets into rocket pods of AH-1G. Air-to-air, OH-6A and AH-1G helicopters take off from helicopter pad. (Vietnam War period).
A huge construction site appears. Long unpaved roads in the construction site are also seen. U.S. soldiers guard the construction site. Few soldiers sit on a Howitzer gun. At a distant place firing occurs. Smoke arises from the fired place. (Vietnam War period).
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