TAPE: EF01/0562 IN_TIME: 13:26:48 DURATION: 5:40 SOURCES: APTN/Various RESTRICTIONS: music video/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Los Angeles - July 30 SHOTLIST: 1. Wide shot of Soul Train stage and set 2. Medium shot of announcers Shemar Moore (Host of Soul Train) and Shaun Robinson 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) (L-R) Shaun Robinson and Shemar Moore, Soul Train Hosts "The nominees for Best R&B Soul Single are: Heard It All Before, Sunshine Anderson; 'Fallin' Alicia Keys, 'All For You', Janet, 'A Long Walk', Jill Scott." 4. Video clip Jill Scott, "Long Walk" 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shemar Moore, Soul Train Host "Alright, Best R&B Soul Single Group, band or duo: 'No More (Baby I'm a Do Right)' 3LW 6. Video 3LW, 'Baby I'm a do-right' 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shemar Moore, Soul Train Host "'That Other Woman', Changing Faces; Survivor, the girls, Destiny's Child; 'I know', Sunday. That's Best R&B Soul Single Group, Band or Duo." 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shaun Robinson, Soul Train Host "The nominees for R&B Soul Album of the Year Solo are: 'Mama's Gun' Erykah Badu; 'Acoustic Soul', India Arie..." 9. Video clip India Arie, "Video" 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shaun Robinson, Soul Train Host "'Lovers Rock' Sade; 'Who is Jill Scott?' Words and Sounds Volume I, Jill Scott." 11. Video clip Sade, 'By Your Side' 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shemar Moore, Soul Train Host "R&B Soul Album of the Year, Group Band or Duo: 3LW, 3LW; Visit Me, Changing Faces; 'It Was All A Dream', Dream; 'Masterpiece Theater', En Vogue." 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shaun Robinson, Soul Train Host "The nominees for R&B Soul or Rap Song of the Year 'Try Again', Aaliyah..." 14. Video clip Aaliyah, "Try Again" 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shaun Robinson, Soul Train Host "'Open My Heart' Yolanda Adams; 'Heard It All Before', Sunshine Anderson; 'Independent Women' Part I, Destiny's Child." 16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shemar Moore, Soul Train Host "The nominees for Best R&B Soul or Rap New Artist, Solo: 'Heard It All Before' Sunshine Anderson, 'Video', India Arie; 'Fallin', Alicia Keys; and 'A Long Walk' Jill Scott." 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shaun Morrison, Soul Train Host "Best R&B Soul or Rap New Artist, Group, Band or Duo: 'No More' (Baby I'm A Do Right) 3LW; 'Baby If You're Ready', Doggy's Angel; 'He Loves U Not' Dream; 'I Know', Sunday." 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shemar Moore, Soul Train Host "Best R&B Soul or Rap Music Video: "Get Ur Freak On" Missy Misdemeanor Elliott; 19. Video clip Missy Elliott, 'Get Ur Freak On' 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shemar Moore, Soul Train Host "...Who's That Girl" Eve; "How Many Licks" Lil' Kim Featuring Sisqo; "Pull Over" Trina." 21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shaun Robinson, Soul Train Host "Best Gospel Album: "You Can Make It" Shirley Caesar; "Thankful" Mary Mary; "Show Up and Show Out" Dottie Peoples; "God Did It" Evelyn Turrentine-Agee." 22. Wide shot crowd LUCK BE A LADY FOR NEW STARS The divas of rhythm and blues got the nod in Hollywood on Monday night as nominations were announced for the seventh annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards nominations. Artists were nominated in nine separate categories for honours in rhythm and blues, rap, and gospel, and revealed on the set of the weekly U-S T-V program, Soul Train, on the Paramount Pictures lot. The nominations were dominated by hot newcomers - Jill Scott, Sunshine Anderson, and super-trio 3LW received three nominations each, while J Records' super-gifted debut artist Alicia Keys received two nominations. Other female artists receiving recognition from the Lady of Soul Awards voters included India Arie, Dream, Changing Faces, and Sunday, along with girl-group favourite, Destiny's Child. The winners are selected from votes cast by radio programmers, active recording artists and key retail personnel. A special achievement award will be presented to veteran performer Patti LaBelle, and the Entertainer of the Year Award will go to critically acclaimed singer Jill Scott. First lady of rap, Eve, soul crooner Luther Vandross, T-V host Leeza Gibbons and the regular host of Soul Train, Shemar Moore, will front the awards ceremony. The show will be taped on August 28, 2001 in Santa Monica California. MUSIC CLEARANCE DETAILS TITLE: Long Walk ARTIST: Jill Scott WRITER: Scott/Harris PUBLISHER: Universal / MCA LABEL: Hidden Beach Recordings TITLE: By Your Side ARTIST: Sade WRITER: Adu/Matthewman/Hale/Denman PUBLISHER: Sony Music LABEL: Sony Music TITLE: Baby I'm a do-right ARTIST: 3LW WRITER: Butler/Hill/Giles PUBLISHER: BMG / Zomba LABEL: Sony Music TITLE: Video ARTIST: India Arie WRITER: India Arie/Harris/Broady PUBLISHER: Warner Chappell / Famous Music TITLE: Try Again ARTIST: Aaliyah WRITER: Garrett/Mosley/Static PUBLISHER: EMI / Warner Chappell LABEL: Blackground Records TITLE: Get Your Freak On ARTIST: Missy Elliott WRITER: Elliott/Mosley PUBLISHER: Warner Chappell LABEL: WEA

seen at Soul Train award press conference

American couples lady and gentlemen are carrying their tablet and Commuting about business while walking to the workplace.

Soul Train

3/4/2000

Epsom Race Course, Surrey. <br/> <br/>GV. Crowds around a Book maker. <br/> <br/>GV. "Montrose" with Gordon Richards up No. 4 being lead through. GV. Horses and riders parade through. GV. High Angle showing all the horses parading down the course. <br/> <br/>GV. From behind crowds at the start the wire is raised to start the horse race. GV. Horses rounding Tattenham corner with "Lost Soul" in the lead. GV. High Angle as the favourite "Montrose" starts a run on the outside pan with them as they pass 2 furlongs from home. GV. As Montrose owned by Lord Wollavington and trained by Fred Darling crossing the line second is "British Quota" and third "Lost Soul". <br/> <br/>GV. "Montrose" being led through after the finish.

(38513881.dv) Big Daddy Kane interview talking about nomination of Album of the Year and performance on Soul Train Awards, the industry understanding the true meaning of rap

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - Soul Train Party - crowd outside hotel - rappers leaving party - Death Row artist in limo - a young Usher (about 14 years old) sitting on back seat of convertible with rap artist Sean Combs aka Puff Daddy aka P. Diddy in passenger seat - Soul Train Music Awards after party at Rex restaurant in downtown LA - guy talks about hip hop parties being unfairly targeted - more party guests in street and in limos - different angles and many cutaways - celebrity - musician - rappers - rap - R&B star - police - LAPD - Los Angeles, CA - LA

WHITNEY HOUSTON, TYRA BANKS, MONICA, KELLY PRICE, BRIAN MCKNIGHT, ERYKA BADU, KIRK FRANKLIN, BUSTA RYHNES, MISSY ELLIOT; Artist accepts soul train award for jazz, commercial break, dancers at soul train awards, Whitney Houston sings at Soul train awards; Whitney acts high, names of performers, Brian Mcknight Monica and Tyra Banks cohost awards, Genuine and Tracy present; Nominees for best male singer, Brian Mcknight wins, Commercials, Eryka Badu performs, var crowd, Commercials--access only; Tyra Banks talking head, NAS, Winner Kelly Price, Brian Mcknight, Dru Hill in musketeers outfit, commercials---access only, Monica; Kirk Franklin and the New nation, Brian Mcknight, commercial, Tyra Banks, nice presenters, Lauren Hill wins; Commercials, hosts say goodbye, commercials, Soul Train logo, credits, Arrivals Brian Mcknight; Var african american artists arrive at Soul Train Awards, Busta Rhymes, Tyra Banks trips, Rosario Dawson, Missy Elliot, cisco ;Backstage at the soul train Awards man answers questions, Kelly Price, Magic Johnson backstage at Soul Train Awards with Mace; Interviews var African American artists talking heads at Soul Train Awards, Whitney Houston backstage, Badu backstage

NATALIE COLE'S TRIBUTE TO HER LATE FATHER, ``UNFORGETTABLE,'' AND NEWCOMERS COLOR ME BADD WON TWO HONORS EACH AT TUESDAY'S SIXTH ANNUAL SOUL TRAIN MUSIC AWARDS. MISS COLE, WHO ALSO WAS THIS YEAR'S TOP GRAMMY WINNER AND WON AMERICAN MUSIC AND NAACP IMAGE AWARDS, ADDED SOUL TRAIN TROPHIES FOR BEST R&B-SOUL ALBUM OF THE YEAR FOR A FEMALE ARTIST AND BEST JAZZ ALBUM.THE VOCAL QUARTET COLOR ME BADD'S ``I WANNA SEX YOU UP'' GARNERED SOUL TRAIN HONORS FOR R&B-SOUL SONG OF THE YEAR AND BEST SINGLE BY A GROUP, BAND OR DUO. LUTHER VANDROSS WON R&B-SOUL ALBUM OF THE YEAR FOR MALE ARTIST WITH HIS ``POWER OF LOVE,'' AND GOSPEL SENSATIONS BEBE AND CECE WINANS WON TOP GOSPEL ALBUM FOR ``DIFFERENT LIFESTYLES.''THE HIP-HOP SMASH BOYZ II MEN WAS NAMED BEST NEW R&B-SOUL ARTIST ON THE STRENGTH OF THE GROUP'S SINGLE, ``IT'S SO HARD TO SAY GOODBYE.'' THE VOCAL QUARTET JODECI'S ``FOREVER MY LADY'' WON THE SOUL TRAIN AWARD FOR R&B-SOUL ALBUM OF THE YEAR BY A GROUP, BAND OR DUO. KEITH WASHINGTON'S ``KISSING YOU'' WAS NAMED BEST MALE R&B-SOUL SINGLE. DEBUT ARTIST LISA FISCHER HAD THE BEST FEMALE SINGLE WITH ``HOW CAN I EASE THE PAIN.'' PUBLIC ENEMY'S ``APOCALYPSE '91 ... THE ENEMY STRIKES BLACK'' WAS VOTED BEST RAP ALBUM OF THE YEAR. RAPPER HAMMER'S ``TOO LEGIT TO QUIT'' WAS NAMED BEST R&B BLUES-SOUL MUSIC VIDEO. SINGER-COMPOSER PRINCE RECEIVED THE HERITAGE AWARD FOR CAREER ACHIEVEMENT FOLLOWING A SERENADE TRIBUTE BY PATTI LABELLE, STEPHANIE MILLS AND ROSIE GAINES.` `YOU KNOW SOMETIMES I'M CRITICIZED FOR GOING TOO FAST AND TRYING TO SAY TOO MUCH,'' THE FLASHY PRINCE SAID. ``BUT I TRY AND SPEAK WHEN I'M SPOKEN TO AND WITH YOUR SUPPORT I'LL SPEAK A LITTLE BIT MORE.'' JANET JACKSON RECEIVED THE SAMMY DAVIS JR. AWARD AS ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR. HER BROTHER, MICHAEL JACKSON, WAS SHUT OUT FOR SOUL-R&B SINGLE BY A MALE AND BEST VIDEO FOR ``BLACK OR WHITE.'' THE TWO-HOUR CELEBRATION OF BLACK-ORIENTED MUSIC WAS BROADCAST FROM THE SHRINE AUDITORIUM BY TRIBUNE ENTERTAINMENT CO. ON INDEPENDENT TELEVISION STATIONS NATIONWIDE. SOME MARKETS WILL BROADCAST THE SHOW LATER IN THE WEEK.

WHERE PIPE DREAMS COME TRUE (and more)

06:10 ""Village in Irian Jaya"" by Mary Lou Witz. A home video shot by Witz, an American psychologist, while on vacation in Indonesia. In a tribal village the women work in the fields and carry produce to the market while men sit around and smoke. Witz claims that the reason for this is that the men pay between seven and twenty pigs for a bride, so the women must repay them in labor. We watch villagers slaughter a pig, start a fire by rubbing a piece of rattan between two twigs, and roast a pig in honor of a visitor. 08:37 ""Nicaraguan Baseball"" by Joe Angio. At the Stanley Cayasso Baseball Tourney in Managua we watch pre-game food preparation, baseline chalking, and we meet Keith Wesley Downs, a bat boy who brings his team good luck by dancing around each base with a baby doll. 18:01 ""Moscow Artists"" by Skip Blumberg. Blumberg visits the Russian countryside with the director of the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. They participate in a ceremony honoring the independence of ""nonofficial artists."" Paintings are lined up in the snow and then thrown into a river as a symbol of artistic freedom. David Ross is the organizer. 23:41 ""Moscow Violinist"" by Skip Blumberg. At a Russian dinner celebration, many people sit at a table with a huge array of food, drink and noise. They are entertained by a stunt violinist who is able to continue playing no matter how his body is contorted. 27:06 ""President George H. W. Bush in Oakwood, California"" by Nancy Cain. Bush visits this coastal neighborhood to bestow an award while residents protest over the lack of subsidized housing in the area. We meet a woman who lives with her grandmother because she can 't find affordable housing for herself and her three kids. This reality contrasts greatly with the extreme level of security observed by the President and highlights his distance from the real problems of the American people. 33:34 ""A Visit to a Collective Apartment"" by Skip Blumberg. Four families and an old woman share a flat in Moscow. Blumberg investigates how the close living quarters affect the people involved. 39:50 ""Burmese Guerrilla Training"" by Andrew Jones. At Thy Baw Bo Pass at the Burma/Thailand border, the Karin Guerrillas are training. For the past forty years they have been involved in a Civil War against Burma's military government. Since the military takeover of September 18, 1988 they have been joined by Burmese students who are training in combat technique with the hope of establishing underground movements to overthrow the current regime and establishing true democracy. A spokesman describes the training and the students' regular nonviolent demonstrations. He explains that the military government does not tolerate any dissent, and regularly shoots unarmed demonstrators with machine guns or detains them indefinitely in jail. 44:43 ""Kakania"" by Karen Aqua. An animated music video. 48:19 ""Land Wars in the Amazon"" by Realis Pictures. In Brazil, clergymen become involved in the battle over the unjust distribution of land. 53:04 ""Which Side Are You On?"" by Bob Hercules and Dave Beaton. British singer / activist Billy Bragg tries to incite rebellion in Richmond, VA. ""Driving around on weekends, drinking beer, and looking for members of the opposite sex is not rebellion, it's growing up. Rebellion is questioning the bullshit. I want to be informed about what's really happening. Silence is death of the spirit, the death of the soul, the death of the country."

Oxford, Oxfordshire.<br/><br/>Personalities. CU. Mr P. N. Brodie, President and Bow of the Oxford boat crew. <br/><br/>Various close up shots of the members of the Oxford boat crew. MS. Panning shot of the crew, starting with cox. LS. Crew bringing boat out into water and embarking. MS. Pan of crew afloat. Various shots of the crew at training. The crew taking the boat out of water. Several shots of Oxford colleges - Christ Church, All Souls and Magdalene college are seen.<br/><br/>Mute Neg.<br/><br/>Note - names of the some of the crew members are found in the old record. They are: A. D. Rowe, A. J. R. Purssell, R. A. Noel, J. R. W. Gleave, T. J. W. Foy, R. L. Arundel and P. N. Brodie, President and bow of the Oxford crew. Date found in the old file - 13/01/1948.<br/><br/><br/>

Kid Sweat arrives at the Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards flash photography timia girl, Queen Latifah arrives; Interview with timia about her dress and soul train, Timia in dress photography, Queen Latifah interview and photo op ; generic Photo ops, Latifah in crowd being interviewed, supergirl, stretch limo pulls up, MC Hammer arrives, Busta Ryhmes arrives ; Busta being interviewed, Jay-Z arrives quick interview photo ops, Busta says hey to some hommies, Busta wit shorty; Busta with Jay-Z, black man rants about Oscars lacking over black fireplaces Ron black communities ; Backstage to Soul Train Jodeci people acting a fool - K.C & JoJo, Jagged Ege outfitted R&B group with award, is that Shaggy ?

3/26/1999

STARS COME TOGETHER FOR THE SOUL TRAIN LADY OF SOUL AWARDS. THEY REMEMBER THE TALENT OF AALIYAH.

From Dawn to Sunset

TAPE: EF03/0193 IN_TIME: 14:35:46 DURATION: 3:01 SOURCES: APTN/17th Annual Soul Train Awards RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared, 17th Annual Soul Train Awards = No re-use/re-sale without clearance DATELINE: Pasedena, California, 1st March 2003 Please give onscreen courtesy to 17TH ANNUAL SOUL TRAIN AWARDS. SHOTLIST APTN, Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, California, USA. 1. R&B recording artist Tyrese with his backup dancers in corset-back dresses. 2. Cutaway of crowd (mute) 3. Tyrese backup dancers make fashion twirl. 4. Soul Train nominee Heather Headley in Yves Saint Laurent. 5. Recording Artist Truth Hurts fashion shot. 6. Fashion shot of Amerie wearing Louis Vuitton high heels and David Dalrymple gown. 6. Ryan Star, "American Idol" singer fashion shot 7. SOT: JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE (English) " It's like watching you know, like "Cheers" and then getting to guest star on it. And that's what I feel like I'm getting to do now, and it's a blessing to be here. 8. Actor- Comic Chris Rock arrives. 9. Fashion Shot Dru Hill Rap Group with anti-war slogan on back of jacket 10. SOT: DRU HILL (English) "If we could take 45 or 50 minutes and take people's times and take their minds off what's going on and not be so fearful and think about love and life, then we're doing our job." 17th Annual Soul Train Awards 11. Clip from Soul Train Awards Show of LL Cool J performing. 12. Clip of Mariah Carey from Soul Train Awards. 13. Clip from Soul Train Awards Show of rapper Nelly performing. 14. Clip of Jennifer Lopez presenting LL Cool J with the Quincy Jones Award for Outstanding Career Achievement for a male. 15. Show Clip of Nelly and Murder Inc. 16. Clip of Mariah Carey accepting the Quincy Jones Outstanding Career Achievements for a female award. 17. Clip of Soul Train Award Nominee Justin Timberlake performing. backstage 18.SOT: Nelly (English) " And it just feels good to get an award like the Sammy Davis Jr. award, you know. I never met the man, I wish I had. 19. SOT: Amerie (English) "You know what, I'm going to put this in my kitchen, that's where I am most of the time." 20. SOT: Soul Train Award Winner (English) "Can anybody here me say ho." 17th Annual Soul Train Awards 21.Clip of LL Cool J on stage performing. SOUL TRAIN MUSIC AWARDS HONOUR 17th CROP OF STARS Some of the hottest stars in hip hop, R&B and gospel his the red carpet of the 17th Annual Soul Train Music Awards tempted Saturday night, for the Pasedena award ceremony. The awards show, near Los Angeles, California, traditionally recognizes excellence in urban music. This year was no different - the lineup included performances by special honorees Mariah Carey, and rappers LL Cool J, and Nelly. Light rain-showers in Los Angeles failed to dampen spirits, even if specially chosen outfits risked getting damp. R&B singer and Soul Train nominee Amerie arrived in a sheer black creation by David Dalrymple and Louis Vuiton pumps. R&B recording star Truth Hurts wore an original creation from a Los Angeles area boutique, while Heather Headley wore head-to toe Yves Saint Laurent. R&B recording star Tyrese arrived with his backup dancers wearing corset-back mini dresses. Superstar rap group Dru Hill wore camouflage fatigues to make an anti-war statement, and to show support for American troops abroad. Up and coming singer Ryan Star made fashion waves of her own in an ensemble she designed for the occasion. Star is part of a new crop of talent from the Fox TV show "American Idol." Ashanti and Musiq took top honours at the awards ceremony. Ashanti won best female R&B soul single for "Foolish" and best album for "Ashanti," beating out Erykah Baduh and India Arie. Musiq won for best male R&B soul single for the second year in a row with "Dontchange." He won best album in the same category with "Juslisen," beating Maxwell and Justin Timberlake, and last year's winner, Usher. The Soul Train awards reserved career achievement recognition for pop and R&B diva Mariah Carey, and rappers LL Cool J and Nelly. Carey accepted the Quincy Jones Outstanding Career Achievement for a female award. Mariah Carey has sold more than 150,000,000 records. She is the only artist since the Beatles and Michael Jackson to have so many number one singles and albums. She is also the only female artist to have straight number one singles and albums. In the music world, she is known for her ability to reach eight octaves. Carey sings two octaves higher than the normal soprano. Many of Carey's peers credit her with trailblazing and taking control of her professional life. Soul Train Award winner and recording artist Amerie says Mariah Carey was a major influence in her own career. LL Cool J was also honoured with the Quincy Jones Award for Outstanding Career Achievement for a male. The multi-talented rapper was praised by his peers for his versatility and longevity in the music industry. LL Cool J is considered one of the greatest hip-hop artists of all time. The multi-platinum selling artist has also acted alongside Hollywood A-list talent like Whoopi Goldberg, James Woods, Al Pacino and Jamie Lee Curtis to name but a few. The voting body of the Soul Train Awards includes active professionals in the fields of radio station programming, retail sales and management, and recording artists with records that reach one or more music trade publication charts during a one-year period.

THE SUPREMES, STEVIE WONDER, SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE TV MUSIC VARIETY SHOW (SOUL TRAIN-ISH)

This film is an episode of the United States Air Force’s news service TV program titled “Air Force Now” from 1972. The series was produced by the USAF during the mid to late 20th century depicting the day-to-day operations, providing weekly updates to the US airmen across the world. This episode covers radio broadcastings from the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service, AFRTS (today American Forces Network, AFN), at various locations, featuring Wolfman Jack, Barbara Randolph, and Charlie Williams. The film also covers the 16th Royal Flush aerial reconnaissance competition, the United States Air Force Southern Command band performing in Brazil, and the USAF boxing team. <p><p>Distorted colored footage of radio personality Wolfman Jack in a studio (00:07). Wolfman Jack speaks to the camera about his nickname “Wolfman Jack” (00:30). Credits (00:57). Views of Wolfman Jack working in the studio (01:12). Various quick clips of radio/TV hosts, construction, a boxing match, etc. (01:22). Wolfman Jack performing in his studio (01:39). Views of cars driving, people walking, and various signs in Hollywood, California (01:46). The ‘AFRTS’ (Air Force Radio and Television Service) building (02:09). Clips from employees working in the building (02:15). Barbara Randolph, American soul singer and actress (02:21). Charlie Williams, songwriter, publisher, actor, and radio personality (02:37). Wolfman Jack (02:47). Views of the television filmed at AFRTS (02:57). Views of the filming equipment (03:45). Stop-motion turkey drawing (04:05). The turkey is trampled by moose (04:13). “AFN Channel 8 Galena - Campion” title overlay (04:17). Interviews about moose-hunting season (04:20). Mountain tops (04:45). Views of the Galena Campion Air Force Station in Alaska (04:54). A radio host is broadcasting from the Galena Campion Air Force Station (05:23). He plays the song ‘Absolutely Right’ by Five Man Electrical Band on a record (05:47). Views of the employees and work on the Galena Campion Air Force Station (06:10). The radio broadcasting continues (06:19). A snowy field (06:26). A man walks across it (06:34). Barbara Randolph, American soul singer and actress is broadcasting from the AFRTS studio in Hollywood (06:42). Black backdrop and blurry lights (07:19). “Tan Son Nhut AB Vietnam” title overlay (07:27). Emergency vehicle lighting (07:34). Dark footage of an emergency operation and medical evacuation at the Tan Son Nhut Air Base (07:41). A McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II American fighter-bomber (08:38). Republic RF-84K Thunderflash reconnaissance and nuclear strike fighter (08:40). A Lockheed F-104 Starfighter American supersonic air superiority fighter aircraft (08:41). McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II (08:45). Lockheed F-104 Starfighter (08:47). Footage of the aircraft flying and pilots boarding the planes (08:51). A flying McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II aircraft (09:19). A general at the Ramstein Air Base in southwestern Germany, explains the 16th Royal Flush aerial reconnaissance (09:50). McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II aircraft landing (10:05). Republic RF-84K Thunderflash aircraft landing (10:15). Lockheed F-104 Starfighter aircraft landing (10:18). A Dassault Mirage model fighter aircraft landing (10:22). The general continues explaining 16th Royal Flush aerial reconnaissance competition (10:25). Pilots drive planes to parking (10:32) and exit the aircraft (10:48). Maintenance is performed on the aircraft at high speeds while the maintenance is being timed (10:56). The trophies are awarded to the winners (12:15). Wolfman Jack broadcasts radio (12:28). Airmen deployed at the home of the 2nd Mule Train in Korea (12:48) They drive trucks to transport supplies across Korea (13:05). Charlie Williams broadcasts radio (15:14). Views of the United States Air Force Southern Command band performing on a TV show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (15:40). A lift (16:23). Interview of one of the band players (16:35). Views of the band playing (17:02). Views of the USAF boxing team and the coach MSGT Gene Cooper (17:46). One airman boxer is interviewed (18:32). Views of a fight (18:46). Another boxer is interviewed (18:56). A fight (19:08). Weekly USAF news is broadcasted by AFRTS (20:39). Credits (21:58). <p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. We collect, scan and preserve 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have films you'd like to have scanned or donate to Periscope Film, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the link below.<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com