Search Digital Records

• Subject > Airplanes, Military (remove)
• Format > 16mm (photographic film size) (remove)
• Subject > Air pilots (remove)
• Rights > In copyright (remove)
• Subject > United States. Army. Air Service (remove)

Limit your search

• Audiovisual (2)

• Garden City (N.Y.) (1)
• New York (State) (1)
• Washington (State) (1)

• 16mm (photographic film size) (2)

• In copyright (2)

• Air pilots (2)
• Airplanes, Military (2)
• United States. Army. Air Service (2)
• Air pilots, Military (1)
• Airports (1)
• Airships (1)
• Byrd, Richard E., 1888-1957 (1)
• Curtiss JN (Jenny) Family (1)
• Curtiss P-1 Hawk Family (1)
• Doolittle, James Harold, 1896-1993 (1)
• Fairchild FC-2 Family (1)
• Fokker C-2, Civil "America" (1)
• King County International Airport (1)
• Lindbergh, Charles A. (Charles Augustus), 1902-1974 (1)
• Merrill, Mildred E. (Filz), 1898-1980 (1)
• Mitchel Field (N.Y.) (1)
• Moore, Bill (1)
• Parachuting (1)
• Riddle, Mary, 1902-1981 (1)
• Ryan NYP "Spirit of St Louis" (1)
• Sterling, Cora (1)
• Travel Air Model 2000 Family (1)
• Travel Air Model 4000 (Model 4) Family (1)
• United States. Army. Air Service. Pursuit Group, 1st (1)
• United States. Navy (1)

2 results

[Early aviation activities at Boeing Field, Washington, circa 1928-1935] (Item)

Film footage of early aviation activities at Boeing Field, Washington, circa 1928-1935. The footage begins with short clips from the dedication of Boeing Field (referred to as "Boeing Airport" in the title card) on July 28, 1928. This includes a shot of Thomas D. Stimson of the National Aeronautic Association and scenes of military and civilian aircraft in flight, on the ground, and taking off.…

[Aviation activities at Mitchel Field, New York, 1927] (Item)

Film footage of aviation activities at Mitchel Field, Garden City, New York, 1927. The footage depicts several well-known aviation events and activities by famous aviators, such as Charles Lindbergh taking off in the "Spirit of St. Louis" for his transatlantic flight; the christening of "America," Richard E. Byrd's Fokker C-2; and James Doolittle performing aerobatic maneuvers. More general…