Included are images/illustrations of a FLTSATCOM (Fleet Satellite Communications System) satellite (2:26); Vought - VFW Eaglet variant (2:27); Martin Marietta ASALM (Advanced Strategic Air-Launched Missile) (2:29); an unidentified canard fighter concept (2:31); an Air Force high speed target drone (or long-range air-breathing AAM) (2:32); then from 2:32-2:43: a (McDonald Douglas?) Spanloader concept, a couple of hypersonic concepts, spaceplane concept, V/STOL tilt-fan-jet concept, a reusable air-launched space vehicle, ASALM (?), an F-15 with a modified wing and ventral fins; something the National Archives describes as (though, I am not sure if they are correct) as a "Artist concept of a short-field, high fuel-efficiency aircraft in flight" from Rockwell (NARA NAID: 6366423
LINK) (3:03); the Grumman Advanced Stealthy Penetrator (GASP) (3:04); Boeing M-4.5 Double Parasol Wing wind tunnel model (3:37-4:12); wind tunnel F-16 Sparrow under wing pylon flutter study (4:50); composite lay-up of an unidentified aircraft structure (5:20); B-1A wing carry-through box structure (6:11); A-10 wing structure testing (6:21); heat testing of the F-111 cockpit/escape capsule (6:46); B-1A wing carry-through structure test to failure (7:09); J58(?) jet engine testing, followed by various jet engines/turbines (7:54-10:36); The first YF-16 (USAF Ser. No. 72-1567) configured as the CCV (13:26-14:06); scale models of the F-111 AFTI's mission adaptive wing and desk model of same (14:07), joined by a desk model of a concept I am unable to identify with twin tails and what appears to be deployable canards (14:19); then at the 17 minute mark the USAF Flight Dynamics Laboratory XBQM-106 Mini-RPV (FDL-33) makes an appearance in a test armed with what is described as a "100-lb warhead" and shown being used in a SEAD-role, taking out a notional air defense radar (17:40); after a brief look at a Boeing AGM-86A test, several Compound Cycle Turbine Diesel Engine (CCTDE) mock ups and models are shown (17:52); ASALM test firing from an A-7 Corsair II (18:28), then several illustrations of various concepts are shown to conclude the film, beginning at the 22:45 mark.
