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CH-47 "CHANOOK" CARGO HELICOPTER LIFTS OFF PAD. CH-47 FLIES IN DISTANT SKY.
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| 00:02:16 16 |
H-60 "BLACK HAWK" HELICOPTER REVS ITS ENGINES ON GROUND AS "CHANOOK" FLIES OVERHEAD. "CHANOOK" HOVERS, GENTLY LANDS ALONGSIDE "BLACKHAWK". KICKS UP CLOUD OF YELLOW SAND AS IT DOES.
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| 00:03:22 82 |
GUNNER FIRES FROM SIDE DOOR MACHINE GUN FROM INSIDE "BLACKHAWK", IN FLIGHT. POV BEHIND HIM. CU GUNSIGHT PAN TO GUNNERS HANDS ON TRIGGER.
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| 00:03:38 98 |
CU VAPOR FROM BREATH OF PILOT AND CREW MEMBERS ATTESTS TO THE COLD AIR IN HELICOPTER.
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| 00:03:57 117 |
AIRCRAFT CARRIER DECK SWARMING WITH FIGHTER PLANES OF VARIOUS KINDS, INCLUDING F-18 "HORNETS, EA-6B "PROWLERS", S-3B "VIKINGS". F-18 "HORNET" WITH FOLDED WINGS IS TOWED OUT TO FLIGHT DECK BY SPECIAL VEHICLE.
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| 00:04:13 133 |
H-60 HELICOPTER WITH ROTOR SPINNING IS READY FOR TAKE-OFF ON FLIGHT DECK. ZOOM AWAY TO LINE OF F-18s IN FRGD. LINE OF EA-6B "PROWLERS ON FLIGHT DECK, PILOTS IN COCKPITS.
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| 00:04:41 161 |
"CHANOOK" LIFTS OFF FROM FLIGHT DECK, HEADS OUT TO SEA.
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| 00:05:05 185 |
DECK CREWMAN-GUIDE SIGNALS FIGHTER PLANE INTO FLIGHT POSITION, FIGHTER PLANE UNFOLDS WINGS AS IT ROLLS INTO POSITION, TAKES OFF ON SIGNAL FROM DECK GUIDE,
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| 00:06:09 249 |
F-15 FIGHTER GETS INTO POSITION, TAKES OFF ON SIGNAL FROM DECK GUIDE.
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| 00:06:50 290 |
F/A-18 HORNET COMES IN FOR LANDING ON DECK, FOLLOWED BY ANOTHER, THEN FOLLOWED BY F-15
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