From moscow where its just past 4 in the morning youre watching r. T. International welcome to the program. How moscow has marks the 75th anniversary of the soviet unions liberation of warsaw from nazi germany with a large fire what display you know more than 3005 acts lit up the russian capital skyline warsaw was occupied by nancy germany for 60 s 200000 save it soldiers gave their lives to stop the brutal regime in the city and its surroundings. The city stood empty and deserted the bodies of poles tortured and executed to be seen in ditches and sewer points theres not a single underage building remaining in jackson for historical and Cultural Heritage plundered. It is with great joy as im reporting to you that today on january the 7945 joint forces of the soviet army is foes delusion front and the polish 1st army has successfully completed an offensive operation before turning movement and have liberated the city of warsaw. From that she raises once and for all. The troops are greet
In ebony magazine in may 1959. Gi risks death 65 times for science. These images are from a documentary by the Jackson Historical society credited to the u. S. Air force and these are real time issues of him in the late 1950s in the air force and show some of what he went through as part of his service. His name was alton yates. He is 23 years old in these pictures, Airman Second Class in the u. S. Air force. What you see him doing here is participating in important testing that was conducted for the u. S. Space program. They were using airmen and the u. S. Air force for tests that were designed to see whether the human body could really with stand what were expected to be the rigors of space travel. The vast stresses of acceleration and rapid deceleration and pressure changes and everything else. Alton yates was not the only airman who went through this but he was one of them and he participated in a huge number, in 65 of those tests of the human body in the extremes. And he is fine.