World War 2 Air Force Cadet Classification narrated by Ronald Reagan 1943-Restored скачать в хорошем качестве

World War 2 Air Force Cadet Classification narrated by Ronald Reagan 1943-Restored

Most young men who joined the Air Corps wanted to be a pilot, but it was up to training schools to determine where they made the best fit: "Bombardier, Navigator or Pilot." Candidates went through an extensive screening process, including physical fitness, high altitude survival, mental aptitude under stress (graded by an early computer), physical reaction time, coordination and agility and more. Get this video & three more on our “Winning Your Wings: WorldWar2 Aviation Training” DVD http://bit.ly/1r6iko7 One of the pleasures of this film is seeing the wide variety analog of "high tech" equipment (circa 1943) used to test the recruits. One of the purposes of the film is to show that classifications are reached through scientific methodology, rather than subjective opinion, that gives a a war winning result. It was better for the Air Corps to have a great Bombardier or Navigator than a mediocre Pilot. Zeno Zeno's Warbird Videos http://www.zenoswarbirdvideos.com Zeno's Flight Shop DVD Store – Worlds Largest Collection of WW2 Videos http://www.zenosflightshop.com