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Picture of an F-100. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

This video clip shows a ZEL (Zero Length Launch) rocket-assisted take-off from a building.

Picture of F-100 aerial refueling ops. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

Some great footage of F-100C aircraft performing a probe and drogue refueling sequence.

Picture of a French F-100. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

French F-100s.

Picture of F-100 Click on the picture to start the video.

Great video of an early morning take-off, showing the F-100 afterburner flame "just right." If an F-100 take-off doesn't move your soul, it's time for a soul check.

Picture of an F-100D on a CGA approach. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

One of the videos from John Dyben's tour at Phan Rang, Republic of Vietnam. John ("BlackJack") notes that "I used 8mm film. For the most part, my films were shot from an F-100D with the camera fixed and attached to the seat so I had to fly and try to guess where the camera was 'framed'. This video was taken during a CGA approach at Tuy Hoa, RVN.

View from an F-100 cockpit during a pass. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

Another great John "BlackJack" Dyben video. This one is a salute the "Grunts" who gave so much! With appropriate music (Gary Owens).

Picture of an F-100D in Thunderbird colors. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A small segment of the Thunderbird's F-100 days.

Picture of an F-100D in Thunderbird colors. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

Another small segment of the Thunderbird's F-100 days.

Picture of a Rick Norris bomb loading frame. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

The first of three video segments shot by Rick Norris during his Vietnam service days. The clip shows Rick's crew loading various munitions on an F-100D.

Picture of a Rick Norris bomb loading frame. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

The second of three video segments shot by Rick Norris during his Vietnam service days. The clip shows Rick's crew loading various munitions on an F-100D.

Picture of a Rick Norris bomb loading frame. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

The third of three video segments shot by Rick Norris during his Vietnam service days. The clip shows Rick's crew loading various munitions on an F-100D.

A picture of an F-100 gun camera view. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

The first of three video segments showing gun camera film taken from Dave Schafer's F-100. The original 8 mm gun film was supplied through the courtesy of Lt. Shannon.

A picture of an F-100 gun camera view. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

The second of three video segments showing gun camera film taken from Dave Schafer's F-100. The original 8 mm gun film was supplied through the courtesy of Lt. Shannon.

A picture of an F-100 gun camera view. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

The third of three video segments showing gun camera film taken from Dave Schafer's F-100. The original 8 mm gun film was supplied through the courtesy of Lt. Shannon.

Picture of an F-100D landing, drag chute out.Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A video that illustrates some of the problems generated by high landing speeds.

View of a well-documented F-100 crash. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

This well-known video segment's narration is not quite accurate. Ed Lloyd, a retired USAF Colonel who flew the F-100C, D, and F models, has the detailed story in his database record. (You can read his story by selecting the database option from this website's main page.)

Picture of F-100D aircraft dropping napalm. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A short clip that traces the development of the F-100 C and D models as full-blown tactical fighter-bomber aircraft.

A picture of an F-100D over Vietnam. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

The F-100 in Vietnam, first clip.

Picture of an F-100D in formation over Vietnam. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A short video segment of the F-100 in Vietnam.

Picture of an F-100D in formation over Vietnam. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A short video segment of the F-100 in Vietnam.

Picture of an F-100D over Vietnam. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A short video segment of the F-100 in Vietnam.

Picture of an F-100D over Vietnam. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A short video segment of the F-100 in Vietnam.

Picture of an F-100D in a revetment, Vietnam. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A short video segment of the F-100 in Vietnam.

Picture of a formation of Huns over Vietnam. Click on this picture to start the video. Click on the picture to start the video.

A short video segment of the F-100 in Vietnam.

Picture of an F-100. Click on this picture to start the video. Reserved for future videos. Picture of an F-100. Click on this picture to start the video. Reserved for future videos.

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