Produced in 1965 by the Department of Defense, this DVD follows the history of American aviation from its earliest beginnings to the age of the rickets. The film gives special attention to the advancements in science and engineering that led to the rapid development of flight technologies. It also highlights major milestones in flight; from the early bi-wink airplanes to supersonic jets and space vehicles. Included are interviews with Generals James Doolittle, Benjamin Foulois and Bernard Schriever to present their views on the importance of aerospace power.
Produced in 1965 by the Department of Defense, this DVD follows the history of American aviation from its earliest beginnings to the age of the rickets. The film gives special attention to the advancements in science and engineering that led to the rapid development of flight technologies. It also highlights major milestones in flight; from the early bi-wink airplanes to supersonic jets and space vehicles. Included are interviews with Generals James Doolittle, Benjamin Foulois and Bernard Schriever to present their views on the importance of aerospace power.
This film has a runtime of approximately 21 minutes.
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