No Artist – The Mighty U.S. Armed Forces Sound Effects In Action! - VG+ 3 Lp Box Set 1967 Stereo USA Original Press - Special Effects
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Label:
Audio Fidelity – 50-2001
Format:
3 × Vinyl, LP
Box Set
Box Set
Country:
US
Released:
1967
Genre:
Non-Music
Style:
Special Effects
Tracklist
| U.S. Air Force Fire Power | ||
| A1 | Somic Boom: F-104 "Starfighter" | 0:09 |
| A2 | Massed Strafing Runs By F-100's | 0:34 |
| A3 | RB-66 Photo Reconnaissance Fly-By (Photo-Flash Cartridge Drop) | 0:22 |
| A4 | F-100 "Super Sabre" Drop 500 Lb. Bombs (Ground Bursts) | 0:53 |
| A5 | F-100's Drop Bombs In Support Mission (Ground Bursts) | 0:46 |
| A6 | F-100's Fire Mixed Loads Of Rockets At Ground Targets | 0:51 |
| A7 | F-105 "Thunderchiefs" Strafe Ground Target With "Vulcan" 20MM Automatic Cannons (Ground Bursts) | 0:13 |
| A8 | F-100 Bombing Runs (Ground Bursts) | 0:44 |
| A9 | Radar-Aimed High Altitude Bombing Run By F-105's | 0:13 |
| A10 | F-105 Fighter-Bomber Drop 500 Lb. Bombs (Ground Bursts) | 0:21 |
| A11 | Air Controlled Directs Tactical Air Command Strike By F-100's | 0:34 |
| A12 | F-100's In Napalm Bomb Attack On Ground Target | 0:20 |
| A13 | F-100's Strafe Ground Targets With 20MM Cannons | 1:41 |
| A14 | Mass Napalm Attack By F-100's (Ground Bursts) | 0:20 |
| A15 | F-101 "Voodoo", F-102 "Delta Dart", F-106 "Delta Dagger" Intercept Three B-67 "Canberra" Bombers | 0:25 |
| A16 | Low Level Bombing Run, Two F-100's | 0:11 |
| A17 | F-100 Launches "Bull Pup" Missile | 0:10 |
| A18 | Four F-100's Fire (MB-IT) "Genie Rockets" (Air Bursts) | 0:12 |
| B1 | Nuclear Bomb Explosion, Yucca Flat, Nevada | 0:44 |
| B2 | Simulated Nuclear Bomb Drop By F-105 | 1:05 |
| B3 | Jet Fighters Taking Off (After Burners) | 0:43 |
| B4 | F-105's Fire Rockets At Ground Traget (Ground Bursts) | 1:08 |
| B5 | Fly-By: B-28, T20, C-47 | 0:43 |
| B6 | B 52's Starting Engines | 0:40 |
| B7 | B 52's Taxing | 0:34 |
| B8 | B 52's Taking Off | 1:33 |
| B9 | Gatling Gun (Spanish-American War) | 0:10 |
| B10 | 30 Caliber Machine Gun (WW II) | 0:10 |
| B11 | 50 Caliber Machine Gun (WW II) | 0:07 |
| B12 | 20 MM (M39) Automatic Cannon | 0:06 |
| B13 | 20 MM Vulcan "Gatling Gun" Type Aircraft Cannon | 0:05 |
| B14 | Psychological Warfare, Public Address From C-47 | 0:27 |
| B15 | Three F-106's Destroy Drone Target With (GAR-4A) "Falcon" Missle | 0:21 |
| B16 | Four F-102's Fire Salvo Of 2.75 Rockets (Air Bursts) | 0:09 |
| B17 | F-104 "Starfighter" Destroys (HVAR) Target Rocket With 5-Inch (GAR-8) "Sidewinder" Missles (Air Bursts) | 0:21 |
| B18 | B 52 Launches (GAM-77) "Hound Dog" Missile | 0:17 |
| B19 | C-130 "Hercules" Troop Transport, Assault Landing | 0:21 |
| B20 | C-130 Makes Rocket-Assisted Take-Off | 0:18 |
| Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carrier | ||
| C1 | Rasing Anchor | 0:36 |
| C2 | Nuclear Reactor Room Siren | 0:18 |
| C3 | Nuclear Propulsion Unit, Turbine | 0:20 |
| Carrier Deck Landings, Prop Planes | (2:04) | |
| C4a | "Wave Off" | |
| C4b | AD- "Skyraider" Lands And Taxies | |
| C4c | Announcment By "Air Boss" | |
| C4d | "FUD" Prop Lands And Taxies | |
| C4e | "SPAD" Pop Lands And Taxies | |
| C4f | Announcment By "Air Boss" | |
| C4g | Carrier Launch, Two A4D- "Skyhawk" Jets | 0:51 |
| Emergency Landing, F8U- "Crusader" Photo Reconnaissance Jet | (4:28) | |
| C5a | Emergency Radio Communications | |
| C5b | Brirfing Of Deck Crew By "Air Boss" | |
| C5c | "Crusader" Lands And Taxies | |
| Emergency Landing, F8U-"Crusader" Photo Reconnaissance Jet | (4:28) | |
| C6a | Emegergency Radio Communications | |
| C6b | Briefing Of Deck Crew By "Air Boss" | |
| C6c | "Crusader" Lands And Taxes | |
| Operations, Aressting Gear Engine Room | (2:06) | |
| C7a | Instructions By Aressting Gear Officer | |
| C7b | Gear In Operation As Plane Lands | |
| C7c | Retraction Of Aressting Cable | |
| C7d | Relay Of Announcment Of "Air Boss" | |
| C7e | Landing And Retraction Of Arresting Cable | |
| C8 | Launch And "Fly-By' Of F4H- "PHANTOM" | 1:14 |
| Helicopter Operations | (1:50) | |
| C9a | "Lift-Off" And "Fly-By" | |
| C9b | Hovering And Landings | |
| C10 | Jet And Prop Landings | 3:45 |
| Multiple Launch Operations | (3:51) | |
| D1a | Instructions By "Air Boss" | |
| D1b | Jet And Prop Engine Starts | |
| D1c | Jet And Prop Take-Offs | |
| A4D- "Skyhawk" Landing Sequence | (1:38) | |
| D2a | Landing And Emergency Deck Handling Of "Skyhawk" | |
| D2b | "Wave-Off" Of Following "Skyhawk" | |
| D3 | Conclusion Of Jet Catapult Launch; Prop Launches With Full Deck Run | |
| Ships Propeller Shaft | (1:35) | |
| D4a | Shaft Tunnel, Steady Speed | |
| D4b | Shaft Tunnel, Accelerate | |
| D4c | Shaft Tunnel, Deccelerate | |
| D5 | Engine Room, Main Oil Lube Arm | 0:30 |
| D6 | "COD" Prop Transport Lands With Nuclear Weapon | 1:29 |
| D7 | Jet "Fly-By" | 0:28 |
| Deck Landings By F4H- "Phantom" Jets | (2:15) | |
| D8a | Announcment By "Air Boss" | |
| D8b | "Phantom" #1 Lands And Taxes | |
| D8c | "Phantom" #2 Lands And Taxes | |
| D8d | "Phantom" #3 Lands And Taxes | |
| D9 | FOC'SLE (Forecastle) Tie-Up Operations (Wire Rope On Capstan) | 0:59 |
| D10 | Diesel Tugs Warping "Enterprise" | 0:30 |
| D11 | Ten Inch Manila Rope Tightening On Windlass | 0:353 |
| D12 | Dropping Anchor, Resseting Pelican Hooks | 1:35 |
| Firepower And Bugle Calls | ||
| E1 | Small War: Machine Guns, Hand Grenades, Troops Yelling | |
| E2 | Medium War: Machine Guns, Hand Grenades, Rifle Shots, Cannons | |
| E3 | Large War: Machine Guns, Hand Grenades, Whistling Shells, Rifles, Bombs Dropping, Jet Airplane | |
| E4 | Single Shot M-14 Rifle Loud Impact Echo Effect | |
| E5 | 75mm Cannon Battery | |
| E6 | Hand Grenade Drill | |
| E7 | Loading And Ejecting 30 Cal. Machine Gun | |
| E8 | 30. Cal Water-Cooled Machine Gun (1 Gun, 4 Guns, 1 Gun) | |
| E9 | M-14 Rifle Firing At Tank (Single Shot) | |
| E10 | Squad Of Soldiers Shooting M-14 Rifles (Single Shot) | |
| E11 | M-14 Rifle (Automatic Firing-Bullet Impact In Earth) | |
| E12 | M-14 Rfile (Automatic Fire) | |
| E13 | M-14 Rifle (Single Shots) | |
| E14 | Squad Shooting M-14 Rfiles (One Magazine) | |
| E15 | Infantry Yelling, Indoctrination Course | |
| E16 | 2½ Ton Truck, Army (Standard Shift) | |
| E17 | ¾ Ton Truck, Army Weapons Carrier | |
| E18 | Army Jeep, M-33, 4x4 | |
| F1 | First Call | 0:08 |
| F2 | Reveille | 0:20 |
| F3 | Assembly | 0:12 |
| F4 | Sick Call | 0:10 |
| F5 | Captain's Call | 0:06 |
| F6 | Officer's Call | 0:06 |
| F7 | Church Call | 0:21 |
| F8 | Adjutant's Call | 0:09 |
| F9 | Guard Mounting | 0:14 |
| F10 | General | 0:26 |
| F11 | To Arms | 0:18 |
| F12 | Drill Call | 0:07 |
| F13 | Recall | 0:07 |
| F14 | Mail Call | 0:08 |
| F15 | Mess Call | 0:10 |
| F16 | Pay Day | 0:32 |
| F17 | Boots And Saddles | 0:09 |
| F18 | To Horse | 0:12 |
| F19 | Attention | 0:05 |
| F20 | Charge | 0:05 |
| F21 | Flourishes | 0:08 |
| F22 | General's March | 0:18 |
| F23 | To The Color Or Standard | 0:37 |
| F24 | Retreat | 0:22 |
| F25 | Tattoo | 0:45 |
| F26 | Taps | 0:30 |
Notes
F1- Warning to prepare for reveille, retreat, parade, or review. It is also a signal for the band or field music to assemble.
F2- Signal for morning call
F3- Signal to assemble at a designated place
F4- Signal for the sick to report to the surgeon
F5- Notification for all company commanders to report to the commanding officer or adjutant.
F6- Notification for all officers to report to the commanding officer.
F7- Notification that the church services are about to be held. It may also be used to form a funeral escort.
F8- Announces that the adjutant is about to form the guard, battalion, or regiment.
F9- Signal to prepare for that ceremony.
F10- The signal for striking tents and loading wagons preparatory to marching.
F11- Signal that all men will fall in under arms at a designated place with the least possible delay (for dismounted troops).
F12- Warning to turn out for drill.
F13- Signal for certain duties to cease.
F14- Indicates that mail will be distributed.
F15- Announces breakfast, dinner, and supper.
F16- A march played to signify that troops will be paid.
F17- This call indicates that the formation about to follow will be dismounted.
F18- This is the signal for all mounted men to saddle horses and fall in mounted, under arms with the least possible delay to a designated place. In extended order this signal is used to mount. (For mounted organizations only).
F21- A brief fanfare used in rendering honors (See miscellaneous list for trumpet calls).
F22- Played in rendering honors to a general officer.
F23- Sounded as a salute to the colors, to the President of the United States, to the Vice President, ex-President, and foreign chief magistrates.
F24- Marks the end of an official day
F25- Signal that all lights in squad room will be extinguished 15 minutes after tattoo is sounded and that all noises and loud talking will cease.
F26- Last call at night used to signal that all unauthorized lights on the post will the extinguished. This call is also used as last honors to military or naval men at a funeral.
F2- Signal for morning call
F3- Signal to assemble at a designated place
F4- Signal for the sick to report to the surgeon
F5- Notification for all company commanders to report to the commanding officer or adjutant.
F6- Notification for all officers to report to the commanding officer.
F7- Notification that the church services are about to be held. It may also be used to form a funeral escort.
F8- Announces that the adjutant is about to form the guard, battalion, or regiment.
F9- Signal to prepare for that ceremony.
F10- The signal for striking tents and loading wagons preparatory to marching.
F11- Signal that all men will fall in under arms at a designated place with the least possible delay (for dismounted troops).
F12- Warning to turn out for drill.
F13- Signal for certain duties to cease.
F14- Indicates that mail will be distributed.
F15- Announces breakfast, dinner, and supper.
F16- A march played to signify that troops will be paid.
F17- This call indicates that the formation about to follow will be dismounted.
F18- This is the signal for all mounted men to saddle horses and fall in mounted, under arms with the least possible delay to a designated place. In extended order this signal is used to mount. (For mounted organizations only).
F21- A brief fanfare used in rendering honors (See miscellaneous list for trumpet calls).
F22- Played in rendering honors to a general officer.
F23- Sounded as a salute to the colors, to the President of the United States, to the Vice President, ex-President, and foreign chief magistrates.
F24- Marks the end of an official day
F25- Signal that all lights in squad room will be extinguished 15 minutes after tattoo is sounded and that all noises and loud talking will cease.
F26- Last call at night used to signal that all unauthorized lights on the post will the extinguished. This call is also used as last honors to military or naval men at a funeral.
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