05/12/65 A0016557 ENGLAND: FIRST FLIGHT OF THE FIRST MOHAWK BAC I - II LN SPL "BAC I - II" SHOWS: LS MOHAWK BAC I - II ON TARMAC BEFORE FLIGHT: MS SAME: MS MOHAWK BAC I - II ON FUSELAGE: PAN FROM MOHAWK MACI - II ON TAIL MOHAWK CHIEFTAN MOTIF: MS MOHAWK PERSONNEL, PAN TO MOHAWK CHIEFTAN MOTIF: PILOT AND CREW ABOARD MOHAWK MAC I ~ II: CU MAN TAKES PHOTOGRAPH: CHCOKS AWAY: CU OF MOHAWK MAC I - II FLIGHT DECK, SHOWING PILOT: TECHNICIAN WATCHES: CUTAWAY OF CONTROL TOWER AT HURN AIRPORT: MOHAWK BAC I - II TAXIS TO MAIN RUNWAY: CI AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER AT HURN AIRPORT: MOHAWK MAC I - II TAXIIS ONTO MAIN RUNWAY: CU FLIGHT DECK: MOHAWK MQAC I - II TAKES OFF: MOHAWK PERSONNEL WATCH TAKE OFF: MOHAWK BAC I~ II FLIES PAST: AIR TO AIR MOHAWK BAC I - II: A TO A MS NOSE PAN TO FUSELAGE: MAHAWK CHIEFTAN MOTIF ON TAIL: HIGH ANGLE OF AIRCRAFT A TO A: CU FLIGHT DECK: ENGINES AND TAIL A TO A: MOHAWK BAC I - II PEELS AWAY: (SHOT XX 150FT) AIRLINERS - BAC III AIRLINES - MOHAWK UP LN / 150 FT / 16 NEG /

Press conference to announce the buyout/merger of Niagra Mohawk by National Grid; Assorted men makes speeches;

Educational film about Mohawk Valley in New York.

Mohawk Warrior Ronaldo Casalpro, also known as Ronald "Lasagna" Cross, runs through the Mohawk land with a gun and stands watch with other Mohawks at the border during the 1990 land dispute crisis in Oka, Qubec. Mohawk Warrior Gordon Noriega Lazore attends his and Cross' 1992 sentencing hearing for violence against other Mohawks. Brief close up of Cross with most of his face covered in camouflage, during the 1990 incident. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

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Ocean liner disasters of the mid-1930s, including SS Mohawk, SS Morro Castle, SS Havana

Item title reads - Assembling U.S. aircraft. <br/> <br/>Location of events unknown - somewhere in Britain. <br/> <br/>Various shots of American bombers being unpacked and assembled in hangars, one is wheeled out. M/S's of a Flying Fortress, Douglas Boston, Glen-Martin Baltimore, Vaught-Sikorsky (Sikorski), Stinson 0-49, Pitcairn Autogyro, Fairchild 41 and Curtiss Mohawk.

U.S. Army aircraft in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A U.S. Army OV-1 Mohawk attack aircraft on an airfield. A ground man standing beside the aircraft. A pilot in the cockpit of the aircraft. The aircraft taxis on the airfield and takes off. Two other OV-1 Mohawks taxi and take off from the airfield. Several aircraft on the airfield. An OV-1 Mohawk taking off from the runway. Crewmen check the aircraft. 'Super Snoop II' written on the aircraft. The men check the engines of the aircraft. Location: Vietnam. Date: February 4, 1969.

Boston - Logan Field, Eastern Airlines jet taxies to gate, Eastern Electra boarding, Eastern an Mohawk Airlines terminal with parked cars in f/g. bay and Boston skyline in b/g, airport

MOHAWK MAN, DOING BASIC SKIING (HAS A LARGE MOHAWK HAIRDO) SNOW SKI

Caughnawaga (Kahnawake). LS of boy floating on inner tube as bow and hull of a huge freighter moves into frame. Cut to stern of freighter as Kanien'kéhaka (Mohawk) boys dive into water. Shots of sand lot lacrosse game between young boys, of various plays, of fight between couple of boys. HASs of two boys diving into canal from side. MLS of canal, boys diving into water, Mercier Bridge in background.

TV COMMERCIALS 2

CU shears, huge file on fingernails; black kid cranks motor; kid gets haircut: Mohawk (very hip); Mohawk kid knocks black kid down; fat kid cranks barber chair WAY up; terrible cut finished; cashier uses weird devices; black kid brushes kid, gets handshake; CU lettered shaving mugs (illegible); spinning barber chair; CU dizzy kid; POV dizzy fan spins; kid shaves kid; CU feet paintedlike shoes, socks; boy exits car; CU laughing girl; (repeat); shaved head, pliers yank last hair; kid sees his face in shaved head CU

Portrait confident, cool young woman with pink mohawk. MS, slow motion.

Mohawk Trail. A television program about the Mohawk Trail through northern Massachusetts and New York in the 1960s.. 1960s, Mohawk Trail, New England, Connecticut River, Massachusetts, countryside, French King Bridge, Gill, Erving, Poet's Seat Tower, Greenfield, Deerfield Valley, Town of Greenfield, Mohawk Trail sign, Deerfield River, Mohawk Indian Bridge, father and son looking for Native American artifacts on riverbank, stone head from tomahawk, man pointing to possible Mohawk Trail starting point, paths in woods, cars driving on road, Historic Deerfield, Old Town Hall, Frary House, Asa Stebbins House, Hall Tavern, Wilson House, Memorial Hall, Indian House, tomahawk in hole on door, Hertel de Rouville portrait and seal, names of villagers killed in raid, Old Deerfield Cemetery, Liberty Pole, North Heath Road and Bissell Covered Bridge signs, Bissell Covered Bridge, Shelburne Falls, Bridge of Flowers, Mohawk Park, Wishing Well, Hail to the Sunrise Statue, trail, boys fishing, Adams, McKinley Square, Mount Greylock Veterans War Memorial Tower, people looking at view from top of Memorial Tower, view from top of Memorial Tower, Pontoosuc Lake, sailboats, people paddling in canoes, people swimming with dog in lake, cars driving on road, Williamstown, Main Street with First Congregational Church, Williams College, Haystack Monument, Rensselaer, New York, Fort Crailo, well, Shuckburgh Yankee Doodle sign, living room of Manor House, loophole, Catharina Van Brugh Van Rensselaer portrait, Schenectady, Union College, John Howard Payne Home Sweet Home plaque, Jackson's Gardens, Howe Caverns, man putting Howe Caverns bumper sticker on car, stream, skyscraper, car POV driving on highway, Cooperstown, tulips, Otsego County Jail, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Woodland Museum double decker bus, dioramas, James Fenimore Cooper statue, Fenimore House Museum, exhibits, bronze busts of John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and Dolley Madison, folk art portrait paintings, Farmers' Museum, buildings, blacksmith hammering horseshoe, man hooking up oxen to cart, woman making gingerbread old fashioned way and baking over dutch oven, Mohawk River, countryside, Jordanville, Holy Trinity Monastery, lilac bushes, priests, farmer riding tractor, Oriskany Battlefield State Historic Site, American flag on flagpole, Oriskany Battlefield Monument, museum exhibits, Rome, Delta Dam, Delta Lake, Mohawk River, St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, The Beeches, Roman Wolf Statue, people dining, antipasto buffet, menu being unrolled, Oneida Lake, man fishing in lake, Oswego, man's hand using pointer to point to Mohawk Trail on map, Fort Ontario, Curator Wallace Workmaster leaning against cannon and discussing Fort Ontario, women and children walking under archway, people walking on fort, British flag, French Colonial flag and historic United States flag being raised on flagpoles, soldiers in historic uniforms

VARIOUS SPOTS INCLUDING: Dr. West "Germ Fighter" Niagara Mohawk Colgate Measels PSA Colgate Niagara Mohawk Northwestern Bell

00:00:00:00 Mohawk Iron workers Rally outside Canadian Embassy to protest Canadian Govt treatment of tribe members in Kahnawake Quebec in dispute over plans to build golf course on sacred tribal ...

Flying Soldiers is a 1958 U.S. Army film (M.F. 46-8998) that promotes the new tactical air capabilities of Army aviation through developing helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft and the tactical abilities that accompany that development. The highlight of the film is a demonstration of the air mobilization of the infantry. The film begins with footage from the point of view of a helicopter flying over a river. The film mentions the evolution of the U.S. Army’s mobility, and features a scene of men riding horses through the American southwest desert. During World War I, soldiers climb out of the trenches and charge across No Man’s Land (01:22). Mechanized warfare quickly developed during the 19th century, and the film shows a number of shots of tanks, trucks, and airplanes (01:47). Army soldiers ride horses (02:00). Hitler watches Nazi troops march; Germany’s Panzer tanks quickly cover ground in Europe. Allied soldiers park a jeep while on a recon mission (03:00). Army trucks move along a snow-covered mountain road (03:25). A European road is crowded with civilians fleeing the fighting of World War II (03:55). Rockets and missiles are fired (04:23). Soviet tanks, trucks, and troops participate in a military parade in Moscow (05:00). Army helicopters fly in the air, including a Bell H-13 Sioux. Large Army helicopters take off at night, most likely Piasecki H-21 Shawnee helicopters (06:48); Army fixed-wing aircraft—what appears to be a Beechcraft L-23 Seminole and a Cessna O-1 Bird Dog—take off and then land on short, rough fields (07:20). Planes paradrop supplies and lay wire (07:58). A Sikorsky H-34 Choctaw transports a missile to a launching site (08:20). Officers are briefed in a command room (08:52). Choctaws fly in to a landing zone (09:40), and troops run out and climb in the ships for transport. Jeeps are loaded into Sikorsky CH-37 Mojave helicopters (10:10). A Choctaw picks up a jeep with a towrope and hauls the vehicle away. Soldiers fire heavy artillery guns (11:16). Several Sioux helicopters fire machineguns and missiles to clear the new drop area. The Choctaws then head in. Soldiers sit and wait in the flying troop carriers (12:42). They land and the infantry quickly moves out. Vehicles and supplies are dropped off for the soldiers. Mojaves land and jeeps drive out of the giant helicopters (14:28). The armed Sioux helicopters provide cover for the Army’s advancing troops (15:33). A de Havilland Canada DHC-3 Otter troop carrier lands (16:20) in order to bring more troops to the Choctaw transport landing zone. Army tanks break through and join the assault (17:21). Soldiers evacuate wounded men onto the Mojaves. Footage shows the advancing force, troops and tanks, firing on enemy targets and making quick progress. Major General Bogardus “Bug” Cairns lands his H-13 Sioux helicopter (18:58) and talks to the camera about what Army aviation is capable of. At Fort Worth, TX, a new Bell UH-1 Iroquois Helicopter is being tested (21:27). An Iroquois takes off and flies over the Texas landscape. At Long Island, viewers see the new Grumman OV-1 Mohawk plane (22:50), used for low-altitude high-speed observation missions. A man shows where the cameras are placed in the fuselage. He then shows the electronic equipment compartment of the Mohawk. In Philadelphia, a V/STOL type aircraft takes off (24:44). The “Tilt-Wing” aircraft performs a vertical takeoff then flies forward like an airplane. In Toronto, a de Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou (25:57) is inspected by Brig. Gen. Ernest F. Easterbrook. The Caribou fires up its engines and then demonstrates its short takeoff and landing capabilities. The film concludes with a montage of shots of men working on Army aircraft, as well as helicopters and planes in flight.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<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, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com