World War 2 Navy Air Forces student training films, black and white, live audio, narration, good audio, video a bit dark and grainy but

still good enough for instruction, featuring actor Robert Taylor as instructor giving cadets training on the fundamentals of flight of

the Navy N2-S biplane trainer  (  the Naval version of the Army PT-17 trainer  ).  Total viewing time of 2 tapes is about 193 minutes,

with films as follows:

Tape 1 - 1944/1945 "Flying Sense"   about 25 minutes, Basic instruction of flight fundamentals in classroom session.

                                "Before You Fly"  about 35 minutes, preflight inspection of airplane, engine start.

                                "First Flight parts 1 and 2"  about 40 minutes, actual in cockpit flying instruction.

Tape 2 - 1945  "Primary Flight Training part 1"   about 16 minutes

                        "Take offs"  about 20 minutes

                        "Landings"  about  16 minutes

                         "Racetrack Patterns, parts 1 and 2, Dealing with wind" several films about 40 minutes, showing techniques for good

                                           landings in various conditions.

These 2 tapes combine an excellent series of instruction on the operation of these aircraft for preliminary student training.

At this low price, this a great bargain!!  Tapes are in very good condition; the video source is old, WWII vintage and somewhat

    grainy, but still in good viewing condition.

These tapes were lost (misplaced), then found and are now available again and are being relisted - sorry for any inconvenience

    that this has caused for anyone showing interest and bidding on this sale.

Starting the sale at $4.00 or make offer.

C 2000   Historic Aviation