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Canadian Armed Forces 707 DVDs Part 1 and 2 are now available: http://henrytenby.com/DVDs/CAF7071dvd... http://henrytenby.com/DVDs/CAF7072dvd... The Canadian Armed Forces operated a fleet of five Boeing 707 transports (code named CC-137s) from 1970 through 1997. These reliable aircraft provided the Canadian military with a truly global deployment capability, with air-to-air refueling, humanitarian, and troop and cargo transport capabilities. The footage on this DVD was filmed using state-of-the-art TV broadcast betacams. This two-part visual documentary takes the viewer for an up-close visit exploring all aspects of the operation. On this DVD, a period CAF promo film explains the workings of a trans-Atlantic CF-5 refueling flight across the pond. We then fly from Kai Tak to YVR on a Vietnamese refugee flight in 1979. Then we join troops boarding their CC-137 at Quebec City for their flight to Andoya for military exercises, along with a tanker CC-137 escorting CF-5s across the pond. Theres ample footage of all the action at Andoya airfield with lots of noisy & smoky 707 footage. The CC-137s were based at CFB Trenton where we then soak up some winter cold weather operations. Finally, we join a sked-run military passenger flight between Ottawa and CFB Trenton. DVD Programs Chapter 1) Introduction (DC-3/C-47, Yukon, Cosmo) Chapter 2) Armed Forces Refueling promo film Chapter 3) Vietnamese boat people airlift from Hong Kong to Vancouver 1979 Chapter 4) Quebec City troop departure for Andoya Chapter 5) CC-137 tanker departure take-off for Andoya Chapter 6) Landing Andoya (707 and CF-5s) Chapter 7) Andoya ground operations Chapter 8) Andoya winter operations Chapter 9) CFB Trenton winter operations with Boeing 707 and Cosmo Chapter 10) CFB Lahr arrival of Canadian Armed Forces 707 Chapter 11) Ottawa passenger flight passengers boarding Chapter 12) Ottawa pre-flight and departure Chapter 13) Armed Forces Boeing 707 cockpit landing at CFB Trenton Chapter 14) DVD previews Total running time: 60 minutes