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Airborne Warning And Control System (AWACS) NATO aircraft assigned to the NATO Airborne Early Warning (NAE&W) conducted flights in Norwegian air space Thursday (25 October 2018), to train with allied nations participating in exercise Trident Juncture 18. Trident Juncture brings together 250 aircraft with the AWACS portion of the exercise testing abilities to gather and distribute information ranging from weather conditions, other aerial contacts, intelligence and relay this information to commanders to assist in better informed decision capabilities.
A typical AWACS unit utilizes 14 personnel to fly, navigate and perform surveillance duties while in flight. Flight time may range from 9-16 hours per flight and the information when distributed has the potential to provide better command and control of a war fighting environment.
TRJE18 offers the ideal venue to focus NATO Air combat service support capabilities in support of deployed Air Operations, thus providing a testing ground for Smart Defence Initiative Project 1.16 by setting up and operating a NATO Deployed Air Base within that exercise environment.
Video by MC1(SW/AW) Abraham Essenmacher, U.S. Navy, Assigned to Allied Command Transformation, Strategic Communications
Shot List
RT: 05:50:00
Airborne Warning And Control System (AWACS) is a mobile, long-range radar surveillance and
control centre for air defense.
00:04:59
WIDE shot, NATO AWACS plane on the tarmac
00:09:10
WIDE shot, pilots leave hangar bay walking towards plane
00:15:17
WIDE shot, pilots approaching plane with plane in back ground.
00:28:16
WIDE shot, pan motion of plane from front to back
00:40:47
MEDIUM shot, front of plane with emblem
00:45:47
WIDE shot, flight engineer conducts inspection exterior of plane
00:52:30
MEDIUM shot of flight engineer conducting exterior inspection of plane
01:00:11
MEDIUM shot of flight engineer conducting inspection of turbine during external plane
inspection
01:07:56
WIDE shot, NATO AWACS plane on tarmac with rainbow behind it.
01:13:04
WIDE shot, radar surveillance operators approaching/board AWACS plane
01:21:36
MEDIUM shot, sitting behind pilots in cockpit, take off from runway
01:33:48
MEDIUM shot, view from port side window of AWACS cockpit window during ascent.
01:39:02
MEDIUM shot of co-pilot inside of cockpit during ascent
01:44:18
MEDIUM shot, flight control panel during ascent.
01:49:22
MEDIUM shot, port side cockpit window
01:53:49
MEDIUM shot, aviators operating from cockpit
01:58:54
MEDIUM shot, port side cockpit window (approximately 20,000 feet)
02:03:34
MEDIUM shot, flight control panel of pilot
02:07:49
MEDIUM shot, from behind pilot over the shoulder
02:12:47
CLOSE up of co-pilot arm patch “NATO TIGERS E-3A COMPONENT”
02:17:59
CLOSE up, pilot operates center console
02:22:41
MEDIUM shot, over the shoulder of both pilots looking at flight console
02:29:07
**CLIP FOR AUDIO USE ONLY** Audio captured by microphone of communications between
co-pilot and ground control
02:52:53
CLOSE up of co-pilot arm patch, “NATO AWACS FLYING SQUADRON 1VIGILANCE”
02:57:49
Medium shot, inside cockpit of co-pilot and pilot discussing flight plan
03:02:50
MEDIUM shot, port side cockpit window from above 20,000 feet
03:08:45
MEDIUM shot, over pilot should with window view during banking towards port side
03:13:02
MEDIUM shot, of pilot inputting coordinates into flight control panel
03:18:03
MEDIUM shot, radar surveillance operator at his station
03:23:23
CLOSE up, face of radar surveillance operator at his station
03:27:51
CLOSE up, radar surveillance operator at his station operating mouse
03:32:09
MEDIUM shot, radar surveillance operator at his station
03:37:19
CLOSE up, radar surveillance operator at his station operating mouse
03:42:34
MEDIUM shot, over the shoulder of radar surveillance operator at his station, watching his
monitor
03:48:40
CLOSE up, face of radar surveillance operator at his station
03:54:20
MEDIUM shot of surveillance operators at their stations with a change in depth of field
03:59:59
CLOSE up of shoulder/arm patch, DEU and ‘NATO AWACS E-3A 3,000 HOURS’
04:04:08
MEDIUM shot, side view of surveillance operator at his station
04:09:28
MEDIUM shot, above angle looking down at surveillance station with two operators and one
supervisor
04:14:00
MEDIUM shot, side view of surveillance operator at his station
04:19:18
MEDIUM shot, above angle looking down of surveillance operators at their station
04:26:10
MEDIUM shot, over the shoulder of surveillance operator at station with Norwegian/Swedish
land mass on monitor
04:31:32
MEDIUM shot, side view of surveillance operator at his station
04:36:39
CLOSE up, view of surveillance operator at his station, ITALIAN national flag patch
04:40:41
MEDIUM shot, front view surveillance operator at his station
04:45:32
MEDIUM shot, pilot operating plane within cockpit
04:51:06
CLOSE up, pilot and co-pilot operate flight controls for initial descent
04:57:16
CLOSE up of pilots face
05:02:55
MEDIUM shot, downward angle looking at console and front windshield, both pilots in view
05:07:44
MEDIUM shot, downward angle looking at console and front windshield, both pilots in view, land
mass and waterline are visible
05:13:09
MEDIUM shot, downward angle looking at console and front windshield on approach to runway,
both pilots and landing strip in view. Shot continues through till landing.
05:33:24
MEDIUM shot, pilot at operating plane on runway during landing
05:39:30
MEDIUM shot, view from cockpit looking forward during taxiing plane on runway
05:44:39
CLOSE up, pilot arm and hand operating center console throttle
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| Date Taken: | 10.25.2018 |
| Date Posted: | 10.26.2018 09:18 |
| Category: | B-Roll |
| Video ID: | 635369 |
| VIRIN: | 181025-N-AD372-164 |
| Filename: | DOD_106154303 |
| Length: | 00:05:50 |
| Location: | NO |
| Downloads: | 41 |
| High-Res. Downloads: | 41 |
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