Cameras mounted on aircraft were first introduced in World War II and allowed a visual record of these weapon's effectiveness in combat.  Now this film footage offers the viewer a historic rendering of U.S. military aviation in action.  This DVD includes the following three programs: 1) Moving Targets; 2) Air Supremacy and 3) Fixed Targets.  In Moving Targets, the viewer will witness details of a half-century of aerial warfare including a debriefing with a World War II ace and his gun camera film footage.  The program Air Supremacy, highlights dog fights in the air at 500 m.p.h,, deadly airfield straffing runs and the effectiveness of the .50 caliber "hell" of helicopter warfare in Vietnam.  In Fixed Targets, the viewer will embark on a search for bunkers, bridges and buildings.  Actual film footage is presented of fixed target aerial assualts including bombing runs over Europe and napalm attacks on the Vietnam jungle.  Full screen in black and white and color.  Released in 2007.  Runtime 135 minutes.