Three films showing the F-105 & the men who flew her in Vietnam & Flight Handbook 116 minutes *THERE IS A WAY The 421st Squadron Fighting Cavaliers and their F-105 Thunderchiefs. The best documentary showing an Air Force unit in Vietnam! Filmed in 1966 this up close and personal look at the 421st Sq, 388th TFW has everything from exciting footage of a bombing raid on Hanoi, dodging SAMs and fighting Migs, to feverish overnight activity to repair and rearm the big Thuds at their base at Korat, Thailand. Told through spontaneous interviews and open mics that capture air combat radio chatter and conversations with everyone from the base commander giving a tour to mechanics. You'll see mission briefings and after action intelligence debriefings. Veteran pilots coach newbies on fighter tactics. A pilot talks about his "best day," knocking out four SAM sites on a "Wild Weasel" mission. The squadron gets together after hours to celebrate a young Lieutenant's 100th mission and much more. *THE TWENTY FIVE HOUR DAY: A Story of Air Force F-105s. A sweeping look at F-105 operations when the air campaign against North Vietnamese supply lines was ramping up into to high gear. Secretary of State Robert McNamara outlines the Thud's mission: strangle the Ho Chi Minh Trail, the strategic supply line from North to South Vietnam through Cambodia and Laos. See exciting color footage of F-105s and other aircraft hitting key targets along the Trail and carrying out tactical operations in the South in conjunction with air mobile units, working "Twenty-Five Hour Days."  *FACES OF RESCUE F-105 flight leader Lt. James Devoss tells the dramatic story of his final mission and rescue, severely wounded, from enemy held jungle. You'll see all aspects of a "search and rescue" operation that saved so many lives in Vietnam. * 858 PAGE F-105 FLIGHT MANUAL in Adobe Acrobat .pdf file format viewable and printable on home computers equipped with a DVD player. Adobe Acrobat software included.