Airborne Jump with Combat Equipment

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The 1st Battalion (Airborne), 507th Infantry Regiment has the responsibility to conduct the U.S. Army Airborne School. The Airborne School instructors are the world renowned "Black Hats" and are from the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force. Students are trained in the use of static line deployed parachutes.

Students are trained by the same Platoon Sergeants, Section Sergeants, and Squad Leaders for all three phases of training, (Ground, Tower, and Jump). The execution of this teaching philosophy strengthens unit cohesion, discipline, and supervision while providing quality paratroopers throughout the force.

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Producer: U.S. Army Infantry Center and School
Audio/Visual: sound
Keywords: Airborne Jump; Airborne School; Fort Benning; Army; paratroop; Parachute
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Cannon Firing Demonstration VIDEO

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Valley Forge National Historical Park - Video Files (U.S. National Park Service)

It Was a Continual Drill... Valley Forge National Historical Park Collections Curator Scott Houting discusses the drilling and training of soldiers at Valley Forge. A copy of the original 1779 drill manual is currently on display in the Welcome Center at Valley Forge. This temporary exhibit highlights the efforts of General von Steuben and the Continental Officers in creating a better trained, disciplined, effective fighting force.

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Producer: U.S. National Park Service
Keywords: Cannon Firing; Artillery; Valley Forge
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Atomic Bomb VIDEO

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Early atomic weapons testing. Actual footage of nuclear bomb testing, the scientists and military people involved in a the South Pacific and the American Southwest.

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Keywords: Atomic-nuclear: Weapons; Cold War
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General Quarters Battle Stations

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When the call to General Quarters (GQ) is made, the crew prepares the ship to join battle. Off-duty or sleeping crewmembers report to their stations and prepare for action. Watertight doors between bulkheads are shut and security is increased around sensitive areas such as the bridge and engineering rooms.



Sounds From the Department of Defense

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SHIP'S KLAXON HORN AUDIO

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Klaxon is a trademark for an electromechanical horn or alerting device. The klaxon's characteristic sound is produced by a spring-steel diaphragm with a rivet in the center that is repeatedly struck by the teeth of a rotating cog wheel. The diaphragm is attached to a horn that acts as an acoustic transformer as well as controlling the direction of the sound.



Sounds From the Department of Defense

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Author: U.S. Department of Defense
Keywords: SHIP; KLAXON; HORN; electromechanical
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WW II SUBMARINE DIVE ALARM AUDIO

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Sounds From the Department of Defense

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Author: U.S. Department of Defense
Keywords: SUBMARINE; DIVE; ALARM; WW II
Creative Commons license: Public Domain

An Khe, Vietnam 1st Cavalry (Air Mobile) VIDEO

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"An Khe, Vietnam" - Films of 1st Cavalry (Air Mobile) at An Khe, Vietnam, filmed between December 1965 and January 1966. Films was done as part of a briefing for the Army leadership. Running time is 27:07

(Redstone Arsenal Editor's note: If you happen to find information that is wrong on the tape, save it: the people who produced the tape are long since retired or dead or, in some cases, both).

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Producer: Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
Keywords: An Khe; Vietnam; 1st Cavalry; Air Mobile
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Multiple Explosions

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Damage Control’s The Sounds of Damage, Multiple Explosions runnng time is 2.49

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Author: Naval Sea Systems Command
Keywords: Explosions; Damage Control; Naval Sea Systems; Fire Protection
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.50 Caliber Machine Gun

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Regimental Combat Team-5, 1st Marine Division Public Affairs 8 Dec 2008 Al Asad Air Base IQ

B-roll of Marines with Regimental Combat Team 5 laying down suppression fire with a .50 cal machine gun and firing a man-portable, anti-tank guided missile, the Javelin, at a range near Al Asad Air Base, Iraq. Scenes include footage of Marines firing the weapons from a tank and from the ground and the resulting explosions. Produced by Lance Cpl. Paul Torres.

Keywords: .50 Caliber; Machine Gun; small arms fire

Musket Firing Training Sequence VIDEO

General von Steuben: The Making of an American Army. Watch Park Rangers demonstrate the musket drill as written by General von Steuben.

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