Shot 10/07/2010.## EUROSTAR -- THE CROSS CHANNEL TRAIN COMPANY ANNOUNCES A BILLON DOLLARS OF NEW TRAINS. THE COMPANY CHOSE GERMANY'S SIEMENS FOR ITS NEXT GENERATION OF HIGH-SPEED TRAINS. BUT THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT are not happy after Eurostar orders trains from Siemens ## pa video##

Channel Express - Hydrofoil Speeds Passage to France

41-mile aquaplane race through the Catalina Channel with shots of Catalina Island

Motor boat racing, Dover, Kent. <br/> <br/>Full titles read: "CROSS - CHANNEL OUT-BOARD RACE FIASCO ! - Of 25 starters only two get to Calais - others broke down or were lost. Fortunately no lives were lost." <br/> <br/>L/S's of the competitors on Dover beach with their small speed boats. L/S's of the numerous boats speeding across the water. L/S of smoke pouring from the engine of one of the boats as it is rescued by a larger vessel.

A narrow channel of the Sammamish Slough Course in Seattle, Washington. Putt-Putt speed boats race through the narrow channels and obstacles in Sammamish Slough Course. A man milks a cow on the shore. The boats pass through. The boats pass under a bridge. 'R-25' written on a boat. A woman hangs clothes on a wire near the shore. A boat turns over its side. Men rush near it. Location: Seattle Washington USA. Date: February 6, 1941.

SHOTLIST : Interview John PRESCOTT ABOUT THE BUILDING OF A HIGH SPEED CHANNEL TUNNEL LINK AND THE USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS. Bob Dunn interviewed KEYWORDS : CHANNEL TUNNEL PRESCOTT XINDEX : Personalities, Politics DURATION = 5 SOURCE = 1156/90 TAPE = 296 TIMECODE_IN = 02:41:18:00 TIMECODE_OUT = 02:52:14:09

TITLE: "DANGER - CURVES AHEAD" - BOTHEL, WASHINGTON - SMALL SPEEDBOATS TRAVELLING AT 40 MPH THROUGH NARROW CHANNELS CREATED AT FLOOD STAGE OF COLUMBUS RIVER, SPEED BY FARMER MILKING COW, WOMAN HANGING CLOTHING ACROSS CHANNEL, WAVES HER FIST AT SPEEDSTERS AS THEY SPEED UNDER HER CLOTHES LINE.

b&w newsreel - narration - Industrial warfare - riots - bloodshed - Minneapolis Strike - w/s exterior and h/a down to crowded dock area - workers riot - curious crowd - Minneapolis, Minnesota - h/a down to riot on street - police and civilians w/ clubs - rioting - beating - policeman runs w/ gun in hand - 1933 - riot in Ambridge, Pennsylvania - steel strike - Steel Metal Workers Industrial Union Riot - m/s deputies in suits w/ wooden sticks - industrial warfare - street riot - people shoot guns - Public Works project - Boulder / Hoover Dam - aerial and establish shot h/a down & m/s lower angle of dam - turn of the century - archival New York City - w/s street scene w/ horse drawn carriage - h/a down NYC skyline - Chrysler Building visible to left in f/g - Hudson River in b/g - Midtown Manhattan skyline - 1935 - m/s tilt up Rockefeller Center - h/a NYC Manhattan skyline - pov from across Hudson River to skyline w/ skyscrapers - m/s steel beams of high rise w/ workers - m/c workers hammer on top of skyscraper - c/u up angle to ironworker suspended from steel beam - workers on top of bridge - suspension bridge - beams - interior hydroelectric plant - exterior water flows through tunnels or channels - up angle to electric wires - train on track to camera - crate dumps gravel at construction site - c/u streamline train to camera - m/c up angle to high speed airplane fly by - w/s and m/c h/a down to ocean luxury liner goes by - c/u rotary telephone w/ mouse ears on desk - c/u General Electric - radio - futuristic television image superimposed over console radio (special effect) - future - invention

LS of Jacques Cartier Bridge spanning Lemoyne channel, hovercraft speeding away.

A swimmer cuts through the water of the English Channel hoping to beat earlier records and followed by supporters in row boats. The group is dwarfed and quickly passed by a cruise ship.

TWO TEENS WERE KILLED AND ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED AFTER THEIR STOLEN CAR CRASHED DURING A POLICE PURSUIT ON I-4 LATE WEDNESDAY NIGHT. AUTHORITIES SAY THE 15-YEAR-OLD DRIVER WAS UNINJURED AND TRIED TO RUN AWAY FROM THE SCENE.

3d rendered animation, seamlessly loopable. Perfectly usable for all kinds of topics related to data processing and technology in general.

High-Speed Trains/Bullet Trains (Japanese Bullet train & Channel Tunnel train)

High-speed footage of floodwaters in the Rio Quijos in Ecuador, after heavy rain in August 2020. The floods caused erosion that damaged roads. This is some 40 kilometres upstream of the former San Rafael waterfall, formerly the highest in Ecuador, which collapsed in February 2020 leading to devestating erosion.

Fiber optic internet downloading bandwidth concept, Big data information center or technology of cpu concept

SS United States completes Atlantic crossing from New York gets rousing reception at Le Havre, France, and Southampton, England

A animated map showing the gradual German invasion of Flanders through the Ruhr Region during World War II. On the map, German forces reach northern France and encroaches Dunkirk in the Northern French coast, causing the Battle of Dunkirk. A Heinkel He 111 in flight. A German Luftwaffe soldier unloads bombs from the aircraft to bomb Dunkirk. More bombs fall from a Nazi Heinkel He 111 bomber to Dunkirk. Dunkirk in smoke from bombing. Stuka Junkers JU 87 fighters slightly angle downward to begin dive bombing. Aerial point of view (POV ) of Dunkirk from Stuka Junkers JU 87. German pilot pulling down the center stick, controlling the speed and prevent further descent. Pilot's face as he aims down to Dunkirk and unloads a bomb to the English Channel to attack warships and transport. Side view of flying Stuka Junkers JU 87. Ships sailing in the English Channel. Location: Dunkirk France. Date: June 1, 1940.

A Story of Fighter Development is a short film, narrated by Anthony Kimmins, that gives viewers a brief history of British development of fighter aircraft from the 1920s through the years following World War II. The film begins with a Supermarine Attacker fighter plane moving out onto a runway at a Supermarine facility. Pilot Jeffrey Quill demonstrates flying the Attacker, flying the plane above a crowd of spectators at the airfield facility. A type 510, a high-speed version of the Attacker, taxis out on the runway (02:14). Lt. Mike Lithgow sits in the aircraft’s cockpit; the 510 (later known as the Supermarine Swift) flies over the airfield on display. It then smoothly completes an approach and landing. The film then takes viewers back to 1925 and the development of Supermarine’s racing seaplanes, starting with one of Supermarine’s earliest planes—the S.4 (04:00). Two years later, Supermarine develops the S.5 (04:20); an S.5 takes off from the sea just off the coast of Italy. Pilot D’Arcy Greig is carried ashore in celebration after making a record flight with the S.5. The next step in fighter development is the S.6 (05:03). Crowds watch the S.6 as it takes off in an attempt to set a new speed record. An Italian Macchi M.52 takes off from the water. The film shows the British team from the 1929 race (most likely the Schneider Trophy race). During the 1931 contest, an S.6B fires up its engine and is moved out onto the water (06:26). The aircraft takes off from the water. In 1936, a Spitfire prototype taxis out on a runway and takes off (07:27); the aircraft makes its first public appearance in July of that year. Shortly after, the first production Spitfire takes off (08:08). The film shows members of the Royal Air Force standing in front of a squadron of Spitfires. Footage shows a German plane being shot down by a Spitfire during the Battle of Britain (08:57). A Spitfire takes off from an airfield during the war. A squadron of Spitfires flies above the English Channel (10:00). A Spitfire lands on the deck of the HMS Victorious (10:15). Footage shows Seafires (modified Spitfires) take off from the deck of a Royal Navy aircraft carrier. The film then shows the production of Spitfires (11:02): women assemble parts of the plane at a Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd. plant. A Spitfire is towed out of a hanger. Aerial footage shows viewers Spitfires flying during D-day (11:38) and in what appears to be other operations—all from the point of view of the Spitfire—as the planes fire on railroads and German war ships (12:08). A modified Spitfire takes off at a test research site, testing a new type of high-speed wing (12:18). There is a good shot of three Spitfires flying over the countryside (13:11). A Seafire 47 flies through the sky (13:30)—the film tells viewers that it is the last of the Spitfire line to be produced. The film then shows an Attacker taking off from the deck of an aircraft carrier (14:08). The Attacker lands back on the carrier with virtually no bounce. The film returns to one of its earlier shots as pilot Mike Lithgow takes off in an Attacker from Supermarine’s airfield (15:05). At the South Marston facility where Attackers are produced, men sit at draft tables in a large building working on designs for Attacker aircraft (15:50). The film shows some of Supermarine’s top design men for the company. Next, viewers are treated to some of the tests that Supermarine aircraft undergo. An apparatus is used to test fighter fuel systems (16:16); the film also shows undercarriage testing, chemical and metallurgy testing, and a wing that is being prepared for a strength test in the mechanical test department. Chief designer Joseph Smith chats with colleagues (16:52). The film ends with footage of a Supermarine 510 as it flies by a crowd at an airfield during speed tests (17:30).<p>

English Channel. <br/> <br/>Four shots of H.M.S."Bold Pioneer" gas-turbine patrol boat at sea. <br/> <br/>F.G.

The B-1 bomber. Footage of B-1 taking off, flying, controls in the cockpit. Pilot and backseater, bombs fall and explode. New smartbomb technology hits targets more accurately. Airmen prepare bombs.

CRAZY BOATS SMALL SPEEDBOATS SPEED THROUGH NARROW CHANNELS AT HIGH SPEED IN CYPRESS GARDENS, FLORIDA. BOATS SPEED THROUGH FLAMING WATER, SHOOT OVER RAMPS AND END UP RIDING ONTO GRASSY SHORE..