1961 U.S. AIR FORCE SURVIVAL TRAINING FILM "SURVIVAL STRESSES" 28564

This classic 1961 United States Air Force training film, Survival Stresses (TF 1-5375), is designed to introduce members of the Air Force to the stresses of survival, prompt them to think about the stresses and how they would react to them, and encourage the servicemen to prepare for properly handling such stresses. The film begins with a flameout followed by an ejection from an F-106 Delta Dart. The film then moves to a classroom, and the instructor uses a combination of lecturers and other Air Force training films to give a broad introduction to the various survival stresses. A short training film depicting the emergency ejection and 45 hours of raw survival by Lt. Edward Stewart (00:33) starts off the lecture. The instructor covers the stresses of survival-fatigue, dehydration, hunger, and others-using clips from training films to highlight various situations, stresses, and how to combat them. The topics the instructor lectures on, supplementing with training films, are: stresses from dessert environments with Sun, Sand, Survival (05:58); artic or cold stresses (11:35) with tips on how to stay warm (15:25); overcoming hunger and its consequences (16:45) as well as dealing with fear (25:42) from Jungle Survival; and coping with injury and shock (22:30) and fear (26:45) in Deep Sea Survival.
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[@jamesroberts2115]

Convair F-106 Delta Dart. A beautiful airplane. Saw them plenty while in the USAF and stationed in North Dakota way back when. The North Dakota ANG was flying them.

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

The 84th FIS at Castle would fly them, then the 144th FIS (ANG) at Fresno took over the mission.

[@dfrozendog3849]

Reminds me of training films back in the early 70s. I was going to say god ol days, but they really weren't. Every age has it's problems. Just different.

[@georgestreicher252]

Had the same Wollensak tape recorder in high school. Good unit

[@DMBall]

That was the most unrespomsive audience I've ever seen. Survival Stress #1, boredom in training class.

[@kevinbheaven]

Great video thanks for the upload!

[@kazomazo6646]

Thanks a lot for posting, can you please please please post a new version of US armed forces survival videos the newer the better thanks a lot.

[@carbo19]

looks like these animations took a step backwards after the WWII films

[@Whatupitskevin]

budget cuts hahaha

[@mjk6618]

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[@jayhenderson2683]

I'm eating and drinking. JUST HOPING TO SURVIVE THIS VIDEO.

[@allgood6760]

Thanks for this 👍

[@kevinaustin5342]

The film showed a lot of senior officers (with their wings) attending a class they should've already completed

[@TheGhostrider9667]

@kevin austin They wouldn’t waste time teaching survival to cadets who may not ever become pilots. Look like a bunch of new LTs with new wings to me.

[@comctrevor864]

Informative

[@catherinelee1031]

When music was Music!

[@JustJulesAgain]

Good info.

[@JustJulesAgain]

@@ChaplainBobWalkerBTh YES, had a good reference. 🙏🏻

[@tom-dr1ym]

been watching these, how can so many lose there survival gear

[@brucekopping1287]

Stead AFB taught the school until it closed in 1966

[@edbecka233]

Is it just me or does one of the narrators sound like Mel Blanc?

[@evanf.7578]

The teacher's face is exactly JFK mixed with LBJ wtf

[@rapman5791]

Can this bunch be any less enthused?? 😴