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“ MANAGEMENT OF TERRORISM FOR AIRCRAFT CREWS ” 1970’S ANTI-TERRORIST PILOT TRAINING FILM XD98075

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @periscopefilm   Want to learn more about Periscope Film and get access to exclusive swag? Join us on Patreon. Visit   / periscopefilm   Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com “Management of Terrorism for Aircraft Crews”, a Lufthansa Airlines training film, delivers an in depth look at the potential threat of a terrorist hijacking of a passenger plane. The film includes examples of bombs used in potential terrorist attacks, methods of prevention as well as example scenes of hijackers taking over a Lufthansa plane. It also includes interviews with members of the Lufthansa security team and psychologist analysis of terrorism mindset. Through an example scenario, viewers get a deep look of the various stages and phases of a terrorist attack on an airplane in flight. It opens with images of a passenger plane from the Lufthansa line (:19) and TAP Air Portugal (:28). Ground crews service fat tires (1:25). The narrator begins with a discussion on safety (1:37). A Pan American passenger plane (2:24) butts in as the TAP Air Portugal plane receives refueling (2:31). International methods to prevent and prepare for potential hijacking is discussed (3:06). Airlines added agents; known as Sky Marshals. Sky Marshals were first introduced in 1968 dating this film to sometime in the 1970's. Other preventative measures include the installation of technical airline devices (3:22) such as televisions in order to observe passengers (3:36). A TV monitor is installed behind the locked cockpit door (3:46). Special codes prevent general access the cockpit (4:00). Passengers move through TSA (4:21). An airline attendant waves a metal detector over bodies (4:31). Baggage is passed under x-ray (4:48). A series of monitors are maintained by staff (5:20). The head of the Explosives and Weapons Expert of the Federal Aviation Administration (6:03), flashes his badge (6:08) and inspects a suspicious parcel of luggage (6:15). A bomb is broken into five components (6:35) including a VARTA battery and a tiny container of TNT (6:47). A homemade bomb is pictured attached to GE circuit breakers switch (7:02). One is plucked from the belly of a red headed doll (7:19). Another is disguised as a pocket umbrella (7:33) and a pack of cigarettes (7:43). Altitude detonators (8:17) are explored; peas within a test tube are set to expand as the plane reaches a certain altitude (8:33). Parts of the bomb include the mercury switch (8:47). The Civil Aviation Security seal follows (9:29). An aircraft lifts off (9:45). A female stewardess (10:05) prepares for in fight service. A hijacker flips through a magazine revealing a bomb hidden underneath as a demonstration of a hijacking begins (10:10). He plucks a black revolver from his pocket (10:29) and attacks the stewardess (10:37). Other hijackers spill from hidden corners (10:43). Jurgen Loos; Chief Security of Lufthansa (10:57) explains preparations. Hijackers enter the cockpit (11:21). Wolfgang Salewski (11:44) explains the psyche of the terrorist and how to react to a terrorist attack. Crew members tend to passengers (12:49). The hijacker sets a gun to the black of the pilot’s neck (13:44). He informs guests (13:53) of the unfolding nightmare. A phase of relaxation enters (14:40). They stick explosive charges within the aircraft (15:15). Terrorists detail their goals, the pilot radios (15:49) ground control and passengers. Demands include ransom (16:24) and 707 getaway aircraft. Strain rebuilds as the terrorists move through passenger seats again (17:17).a stewardess mixes drinks (17:21). The Captain maintains contact with ground support (17:43) and builds confidence through flight technical conversations (17:58). A segment provides proper behavior for the crew members (19:19). Two stewardess (19:53) work to connect with the hijackers enabling close contact and potential influence over the criminals. Refreshments are served; a sloppy steak is sliced thick (20:27). The psychologist returns to explain this initial phase of communication (21:47). The command post hosts a round table meeting (23:22). The plane doors swing open for a refueling and service check (26:18). The pilot steps down carefully following the direction of the hijackers (26:42). Wolfgang shows a chart (27:05) detailing behavior patterns throughout the hijacking. Emotional intoxication (27:36) is explained. One of the terrorists smokes with a stewardess (28:18). Notes further explain (29:02) best methods to deal with terrorists during the hijacking. Credits close the film (31:21). This was a Luftbild Temlitz production (31:54).  This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com