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Nixon in Italy with President Saragat, 1969
Clip 8 from the 'The First Step: President Nixon's European Visit', a film produced by the United States Information Agency in 1969, covering Richard Nixon's European visits and meetings. In this clip, Nixon visits Italy, Rome, laying a...
Bridgeman Arts
Cruiser stops around the world and modern developments in colonized areas. Indochina, 1945
Clip 7 from the 1945 film 'Escales Imperiales' (Imperial Ports of Call), which highlights the maritime routes linking the French empire into one vast network. World map with cruisers stops (also represents some French colonies and their...
Bridgeman Arts
Industry and transport in Ukraine, 1970s
Clip 3 from the film 'Mon Ukraine' (My Ukraine) from the 1970s, exploring landscapes, sites and everyday life in Ukraine. Modern buildings and piles. Miners walking out from work in working suits and dirty faces. Wide shot inside the...
Bridgeman Arts
Oil, satellites, Souks, streetlife, and telecommunications engineers. UAE, 1974
Clip 4 from 'Arabia, the fortunate' a documentary about the United Arab Emirates in 1974. Footage of oil reserves, satellites, Souks, street life, bread-making. Engineers working on telephone exchange systems in Bahrain.
Bridgeman Arts
Nixon arrives at Brussels Airport, 1969
Clip 2 from the 'The First Step: President Nixon's European Visit', a film produced by the United States Information Agency in 1969, covering Richard Nixon's European visits and meetings. In this clip, President Nixon arrives at Brussels...
Bloomberg
Airbus Wins $35B Deal From China
Mar.25 -- Airbus has sealed a megadeal with China. A $35B agreement was finalized during President Xi’s visit to Paris. Bloomberg’s Angus Whitley reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
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Boeing Fights Back Against Blame for Fatal 737 Max Crash
Nov.20 -- Boeing continues to say it is not to blame for the fatal crash of Boeing 737 Max in Indonesia. The manufacturer says it never held back any information from carriers about an obscure flight-control system. Bloomberg's Kailey...
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Trump Made the Right Move Grounding 737 Max Planes, Analyst Feinseth Says
Mar.13 -- Ivan Feinseth, Tigress Financial Partners analyst, discusses President Donald Trump's decision to ground flights by Boeing Co.'s 737 Max aircraft following the model's second crash in five months on Sunday. He speaks with...
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BOC Aviation Says Clients May Look to Replace Boeing 737 Max Planes Short Term
Mar.14 -- Robert Martin, chief executive officer of Singapore-based BOC Aviation Ltd., one of Asia’s biggest plane leasing companies, talks about the groundings of Boeing Co.'s 737 Max aircraft. The company's exposure to 737 Max is five...
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China Considering Excluding Boeing 737 Max From U.S. Trade Deal
Mar.19 -- China is reportedly looking at excluding Boeing Co.'s 737 Max jet from a list of American exports it would be willing to purchase as part of a U.S. trade deal. Bloomberg's Sarah McGregor reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Boeing CEO Sees 'Endgame' for Return of the 737 Max
Oct.01 -- Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg said Monday the company is in the "Endgame" for bringing back its 737 Max to the commercial market following two deadly crashes. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Brooke Sutherland...
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Boeing To Temporarily Suspend Production Of The 737 Max
The company said employees doing 737-related work will continue to do so or be temporarily assigned to other teams.
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Boeing Is Bullish on Future of Airline Business
Sep.15 -- Boeing Co. expects global jetliner sales to bounce back from the Covid-19 pandemic later this decade, contributing to a potential $9 trillion market for aerospace and defense products and services. Dave Wilson speaks with Guy...
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Airbus 'Slightly Behind' Delivery Target, CEO Faury Says
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury says the large backlog of orders is being constrained by the supply chain and sees strong momentum in the wide-body aircraft business. Speaking with Guy Johnson at the Farnborough International Airshow, he also...
Bloomberg
China Beach Resort City Locked Down as Covid Cases Jump
China has locked down the beach resort city of Sanya after the number of Covid-19 cases there spiked, leaving about 80,000 tourists stranded. The city, often called the "Hawaii of China," added more than 400 new cases on Sunday....
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The Battle Of Midway
The Battle Of Midway
A turning point of the war in the Pacific occurs in the summer of 1942. On June 3, aware that if the Japanese reach Midway the U.S. Navy will be swept from the Pacific, Admiral Nimitz orders a full scale attack by...
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Highlights of the Paris air show
1. Wide shot of Le Bourget air show main strip with planes on display and visitors watching
2. Various shots of the planes on the flight line/strip with visitors watching
3. Mid shot of Dassault's latest business jet, the Falcon 7X
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Japan - Model Aircraft Enthusiast
Japan Eng Comm/music Duration: 2.50"
The passion of flight is something many share and as a hobby it can be an addictive pursuit. Shigeyoshi Nonaka holds the world record for staying aloft... even...
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The World Situation In 1941
The World Situation In 1941
The Japanese attack on the U.S. Naval Base at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 draws America into the second World War, a war that has been expanding until, by Christmas of 1941, four-fifths of all the people...
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Airlines are being warned by the government that terrorists are considering surgically hiding bombs inside humans to evade airport security. And as a result, travelers may find themselves subjected to more scrutiny when flying. (July 6)
HEADLINE: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
CAPTION: Airlines are being warned by the government that terrorists are considering surgically hiding bombs inside humans to evade airport security. And as a result, travelers may...
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USA: UK & US DEFENCE MINISTERS SPEAK OF SITUATION IN PERSIAN GULF
English/Nat
The defence ministers of the United States and Great Britain have spoken of the current situation in the Persian Gulf.
Defence ministers Michael Portillo and William Perry justified U-S airstrikes on Iraq as necessary to the...
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US Lend-Lease Effort
US Lend-Lease Effort
Following the signing of the Lend-Lease Act by President Roosevelt in March of 1941, the United States throws its industrial might into becoming an arsenal for the free and fighting nations. Industries of peace are...
Bloomberg
Economy Class Will Get More Compact: Flightglobal
Nov. 19 ""Flightglobal Asia Managing Editor Greg Waldron discusses the trends in the airline industry, how to make air travel more economical and the use of the knee defender with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on On The Move. (Source:...
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British Airways Parent IAG Boosts Earnings 30%
Oct. 31 -- IAG, the parent company of British Airways, boosted third-quarter earnings by 30 percent after cost reductions at Spains Iberia Airlines. Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde examines the numbers on On The Move.