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1929 USA / TRANSPORT / TECHNOLOGY: Hooking a plane: New U.S. device
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0:31Now PlayingDate: 26th September 1929
Location: USA, United States
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE CARD INFORMATION: Hooking a Plane
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Airship flying along during "air exploration test" for hooking on a light aircraft to base of airship / AIR TO AIR Shot of trapeze device attached to airship directly over plane / Trapeze device hooking plane / Long shot of plane hooked on to airship / AIR TO AIR shot of hook device detaching from plane / Long shot of plane flying free from airship / Small plane flying towards
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