RAF navigator uses computer to direct military plane; 1962 - HD stock video

RAF navigator uses a 'moving map', controlled by a small computer, to navigate the military airplane off the coast of the UK; 1962. The computer tracks the airplane's position by calculating the ground speed and direction of travel Shots include a view over the shoulder of the navigator using the instrument. Close-ups of the map with moving crosshair indicating the plane's position. (LCA5856D - AEVZ001J)
RAF navigator uses a 'moving map', controlled by a small computer, to navigate the military airplane off the coast of the UK; 1962. The computer tracks the airplane's position by calculating the ground speed and direction of travel Shots include a view over the shoulder of the navigator using the instrument. Close-ups of the map with moving crosshair indicating the plane's position. (LCA5856D - AEVZ001J)
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BBC Archive
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1744380713
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1920 x 1080 px - 265 MB
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00:00:11:14
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Stock Video|Flying