Toward the Unexplored was produced in 1967. The documentary explores the history of Murac Dry Lake at Edwards Air Force Base in California. This facility was used as a proving ground and research center since the earliest days of aviation research. The film shares experiments in rocketry as well as the famous X series airplanes, V-STOL and Fixed Wing aircraft. It also delves into the important work being done in missile development and the key role Edwards AFB provides to the United States Air Force's space research.
Toward the Unexplored was produced in 1967. The documentary explores the history of Murac Dry Lake at Edwards Air Force Base in California. This facility was used as a proving ground and research center since the earliest days of aviation research. The film shares experiments in rocketry as well as the famous X series airplanes, V-STOL and Fixed Wing aircraft. It also delves into the important work being done in missile development and the key role Edwards AFB provides to the United States Air Force's space research.
The total run time of this DVD is 25 minutes. Below are some scenes from this film:
