The Bremen's Ocean Voyage (1927)

Germany.

Title about man's desire to fly.

Clouds, airplane.

Title about the need for comprehensive training of pilots.

Pilots at the morning line-up.

The instructor gives explanations to the pilots.

Lessons at the engine.

Explanations of the instructor.

The pilot in the cockpit.

The plane takes off.

The pilot receives a weather map.

He takes the map into the cockpit.

The plane takes off.

Transmission of information to the pilot by radio about the weather conditions, etc.

The radio operator adjusts the antenna.

He negotiates with the pilot.

The generator of the on-board radio station, attached to the plane.

The plane takes off.

A three-meter plane at the takeoff.

Passengers board a passenger plane.

Transmission by telegraph of a message about the departure of the plane. "Christening" of the new machine G-31 "Hermann Kohl", built for ocean flights.

The plane is preparing for takeoff.

The start of the "H. Kohl".

The plane in the air

Germany.

Aircraft factory.

Unloading raw materials.

Cutting duralumin.

Knocking together the fuselage.

Sheathing the fuselage and wings.

Assembling the engines.

Assembling the plane.

Fastening the wings.

The plane takes off.

The plane in the air.

The Bremen aircraft on the ground

Germany.

Testing the aircraft on various instruments.

Checking various instruments.

Testing the complex for the possibility of icing.

Testing the instruments.

Testing scheme.

Testing the engine.

Installing the magneto /ignition system/.

Sectional view of the engine cylinder.

General view of the aircraft.

Filling it with fuel

France.

Flight diagram of the American pilot Charles Lindbergh. 9 p.m.

Le Bourget airfield in Paris.

A crowd of people.

Lindbergh approaches.

The crowd is excited.

One of Lindbergh's companions asks to remain calm.

Reception at President Doumergue.

Lindbergh gets out of the car.

Lindbergh and Doumergue.

Lindbergh and the crowd.

Lindbergh leaves the Elysee Palace.

Gets into the car.

Lindbergh's flight diagram.

Lindbergh at the plane.

Takeoff after repairs in the direction of Berlin.

Arrival in Berlin.

A crowd of people meeting.

Lindbergh's plane.

Lindbergh gets out of the plane.

Lindbergh with a bouquet of flowers.

Pilot Baird with his companions.

The crashed plane.

The remains of the plane

Germany.

Flight map of the pioneers of transatlantic flight.

Pilots Nungesser and Koli who died in the ocean.

Their plane.

The plane takes off.

The plane in the air.

The "Europa" plane.

Its crew.

The crew takes their place in the plane.

The plane takes off

Germany.

Pilots Hünefeld and Fitzmaurice.

Preparations for the Bremen to take off in Ireland.

Technical inspection.

April 2, 1928. Take off.

The plane in the air.

Newspapers with responses to the plane's flight.

View of the ocean.

Waves.

Various territories.

Searchlights.

Waiting.

View of Labrador from above.

Ice floes in the water.

Flight diagram.

Landing on Greenly Island /South coast of Labrador/.

Newspaper report on the landing.

Newspapers with similar reports.

Congratulatory telegram from US President Coolidge to German President Hindenburg.

Help for the Bremen - arrival of Fitzmaurice's plane.

The pilots of both crews greet each other.

Hertha Junkers awaits Fitzmaurice's return.

The crew of the Bremen, who arrived with Fitzmaurice.

Pilot Floyd.

Funeral pilot who died during a rescue operation

Germany.

Pilots.

Reception in Washington.

Lindbergh greets the pilots.

Driving in cars past the Capitol.

Crowd on the stairs.

Cars drive through the city.

President Coolidge awards the pilots.

Awarding in front of a movie camera.

Pilots leave for the port.

Boarding a tourist steamer.

The Statue of Liberty.

Mrs.

Fitzmaurice and daughter.

Mrs.

Kohl.

Festively decorated harbor.

Meeting in New York.

Driving through the streets accompanied by mounted police.

Cheering crowds.

Hundreds of leaflets.

A car with pilots.

Security.

Rally.

Speakers speak.

Pilots are presented with commemorative signs.

Cars on the streets of the city.

Security on horses.

Laying wreaths at the monument to those killed in World War I. Orchestra.

Infantrymen march past in a ceremonial formation monument.

Arrival in Detroit

Germany.

Professor Junkers with his wife and son.

Junkers talking with Edsel Ford.

The plane is landing.

Pilots in the cars.

Pilots inspect the enterprises in Fordson.

Pilots in the shops.

Pilots inspect the new plane.

Henry Ford greets the pilots in Dubourne, Michigan.

A report in the newspaper "BC am Mittag" about the return of the ocean pilots to their homeland.

View from the plane.

Landscape.

The plane in the air.

Various newspapers about the feat of the pilots.

Demonstrations in the city, the passage of pilots, enthusiastic crowds.

Pilots in a car greet the public.

The car drives along the streets to the stadium.

View of the airfield.

On a huge airfield - pilots near the planes.

Pilots passing through Berlin.

Jubilant crowds