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Damage due to a tornado in one of the United States.
NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Aeronautics and Space report on tornadoes in the United States. Still images of various activities at NASA. A missile at a launch pad. Apollo crew in space suits. A NASA aircraft in flight. A rocket lifts off. NASA moonwalk by Neil Armstrong. Scene shifts to footage of actual tornadoes in the United States. View as the thin tube of a tornado reaches from cloud to ground. Cars parked in the foreground. The formation of tornado in the background. Damage of homes due to tornado. Men near a police van. Men enter a house in the aftermath of a tornado.
NASA scientists study tornadoes
NASA's (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Aeronautics and Space Report on tornadoes. A NASA scientist, sitting next to a tornado simulation device in a laboratory, speaks (not heard) about tornado formation. Another official takes printouts of meteorological charts. A NASA official operates a radar. A NASA official takes picture of cloud formations from an aircraft. NASA officials look into the pictures taken from the aircraft . NASA scientist actuates a tornado simulating device that demonstrates the formation of tornadoes in the laboratory. Views of actual tornadoes counterpoised with laboratory simulations. Several more views of actual tornadoes. Animation of NASA logo symbol forming on screen as narrator concludes the program.
USAF and NOAA collaborate to identify and track severe storms and tornadoes with Doppler radar in the United States.
Scenes of actual tornadoes photographed in the United States. View inside the U.S.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Center at Norman Oklahoma. Meteorologists at desks and monitoring radar screens. A radar dome and view of antenna rotating inside. A U.S. Air Force RF-4c aircraft in flight providing observations to the Weather Center, where meteorologists are tracking severe weather returns on radar.
Tracking severe weather at National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) in Norman, Oklahoma.
View of the buildings and grounds of the U.S. National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) in Norman, Oklahoma. A U.S. Air Force technician working with NSSL meteorologists at computers and radar monitoring stations. Several outdoor radar domes on towers. A horse grazing on the NSSL grounds. A sign identifying the NSSL with NOAA logo and words: "National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration" and "U.S. Department of Commerce." Radar images of the continental United States showing severe weather areas. Meteorologists tracking the severe weather by radar and typing real-time reports of observations.
Bendix workers at work during construction of a 13-storey structure for the AN/FPS-85 radar at Eglin AFB,United States.
A USAF film report shows the construction of a 13-storey structure at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, United States. The AN/FPS-85 Spacetrack Radar at Eglin AFB. Men at work on the radar. The construction work at Eglin AFB. Cars move on a dirt road. A sign reads ' AN/FPS-85 Site C-6, USAF RADC, Bendix Radio Div, The Bendix Corp'. The construction work for AN/FPS-85 radar site. A crane digging out mud for making holes. Bendix workers at work on the construction site. The erection of steel girders' work at the construction area. A crane carrying a steel girder and making skeleton of the radar. An engineer at the site. Men near steel girder and the crane lifting up the girder. A man at the controls of the crane. A girder being pulled up. The engineers joining the girders. An engineer looks at the engineering plan. The engineers and mathematicians working together. The steel girders in the foreground. Men working on the skeleton. The finished skeleton at the Eglin AFB. Men working in the night. A man surveying and aligning each member on the 45DG scanner face with delicate optical equipment.
The antenna elements and transmitter modules tested at a laboratory and transported to construction site in United States.
A USAF film report shows the production lines, fabrication and testing of radio antenna elements, and receiver and transmitter modules in the United States. The Bendix Radio division headquarters building in Towson, Maryland. 1960's cars parked outside the building. An engineer writes on a blackboard. Other engineers seated around a table. The production line where parts are being assembled into antenna elements. People at work in the plant. Women on an assembly line assemble the parts. The receiver and transmitter modules hooked up to load to special test cells. The life test runs being conducted. A man operates the controls. The sub systems being tested in the engineering laboratory. Men work on beam steering. Men at the plant test individual fabricated parts. A man checking and testing a sub system. The testing of receiver antenna module control. A man mounts a steel sheet panel on the modules. The testing of the antennas and a woman operates controls. The modules packed and transported by a truck. View of truck leaving the assembly building, with "Bendix Radio" sign on the building. The Spacetrack Radar site under construction in Florida. Men at the site install the completed panels on the planar surface. The outer panels placed on a planar surface by a power driven sled lift. A man seals the panels. The land grading is finished around huge structure by a large powered grading truck. The power transmission facility nearby and air conditioning equipment at the base.
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