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USAF Fighter Weapons Meet F-100 Super Sabre KB-50 Refueling Film Nellis AFB 1960

$ 50.59

Availability: 99 in stock
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1954-60
  • Condition: PLEASE SEE DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS - AS IS - UNTESTED - THIS LISTING IS FOR THE ORIGINAL PHYSICAL FILM ONLY - WE DO NOT OWN ANY COPYRIGHT OR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS - THE POSITIVE DIGITAL IMAGES WERE CREATED BY LAYING THE PHYSICAL FILM STRIP ON AN IPAD WHITE SCREEN AS A LIGHT SOURCE - THE DIGITAL IMAGE WAS THEN INVERTED AND FLIPPED USING PHOTOSHOP IN ORDER TO BETTER IDENTIFY THE SUBJECT MATTER - Cosmetically the film and box are in overall Fair to Good Minus used condition with signs of wear, creases, tears, fading, sunning and age toning, soiling, stains, writing, no odors, please see images. (SM2-105)
  • Modified Item: No
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Theme: Militaria
  • USAF Fighter Weapons Meet Nellis AFB: USAF Fighter Weapons Meet William Tell 1960
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    Description

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    Estate sale find, vintage original Super 16mm film produced by North American Aviation depicting the 1960 Tactical Air Command Weapons Meet at Nellis AFB, approximately 1 1/4 minutes of silent footage.  Depicts several aircraft and bombing on the range along with a segment featuring a Boeing KB-50
    refueling
    .
    In June 1954, the USAF’s World Wide Weapons Meet now known as “William Tell” began as a separate air-to-air rocketry competition to the Third Annual USAF Fighter gunnery and Weapons Meet that was held at Las Vegas AFB (later renamed as Nellis AFB).
    This Interceptor Phase of the Las Vegas based competition would be held at Yuma, AZ. The Air Defense Command and Air Training Command were the sole competitors of the first meet. In 1956, the meet was unofficially given the name of  "William Tell" and had expanded to include nine teams representing seven major air commands.
    PLEASE SEE DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS - AS IS - UNTESTED -  THIS LISTING IS FOR THE ORIGINAL PHYSICAL FILM ONLY  - WE DO NOT OWN ANY COPYRIGHT OR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS - THE POSITIVE DIGITAL IMAGES WERE CREATED BY LAYING THE PHYSICAL FILM STRIP ON AN IPAD WHITE SCREEN AS A LIGHT SOURCE - THE DIGITAL IMAGE WAS THEN INVERTED AND FLIPPED USING PHOTOSHOP IN ORDER TO BETTER IDENTIFY THE SUBJECT MATTER - Cosmetically the film and box are in overall Fair to Good Minus used condition with signs of wear, creases, tears, fading, sunning and age toning, soiling, stains, writing, no odors, please see images.
    (SM2-105)