Video footage from Bell Aircraft Corporation on various drills and test flights.

Promotional video demonstrating how law enforcement agencies have employed Bell helicopters. The video features the U.S. Park Police, the Virginia State Police, the Virginia Beach Police Department, the Fort Worth Police Department, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, the Delaware State Police, and the Kentucky State Police. Models featured in the video include the 412, 206L LongRanger, 206B-3 JetRanger III, and the 222.

Footage of two golf matches at the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, TX. The first is an exhibition match featuring Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson vs. Toney Penna and Henry Ransom. The second is from the 1940 National Open. No sound.

Film clips of test flights and product tests for the XH-40 helicopter with a XT53 turbine engine. Narration provides technical details about the tests performed and the features of the XH-40.

Video footage of Bell Helicopters' XH-40 flight demonstration for the U. S. Army. The XH-40 is a six-place, turboshaft-powered light helicopter, designed with the primary mission of battlefield medical evacuation. Operated by one or two pilots, it could carry four passengers. Bell Aircraft Corporation Chief Pilot Floyd W. Carlson and Chief Experimental Test Pilot Elton J. Smith made the first flight of the Bell Model 204 (designated XH-40-BF serial number 55-4459 by the United States Army) at Bell’s helicopter factory in Hurst, Texas.

Photograph of a black Bell 427 over the downtown Dallas area early morning. There are many buildings and parking lots filled with cars in the background as two pilots fly through the sky.

Photograph of a blue Bell 412EP on oil derrick helipad in the Gulf of Mexico. The helicopter has red and white blades, lifting off from a helipad that's raised above sea level.

Photograph of the Helicopter Bell 206B-3 Jet Ranger Serial 4575 Register N206FW used by FWPD (Fort Worth Police Department)

Photograph of a Bell Huey II, stationed on a grassy field, its propellers circling in motion. There are at least twelve other helicopters in the background.

Video footage produced by Bell Aircraft Corporation's contract with the U. S. Navy to produce Bell Helicopters' first tandem-motor craft.

Photograph of one of the rotor assemblies of the 204.

Photograph of 1st class H-40 mechanic with his instructors in front of aircraft.

Photograph of the air mage filter installed on the H-40, co-op adv.

Photograph of an orange and yellow AirRescue helicopter on the ground, the propellers still in motion. There is an ambulance in the background where pandemics are gathered around a body on the ground as they attend to the individual.

Photograph of Brigadier General Easterbrook and Harvey Gaylord in and beside the YH-40 at Hurst Heliport.

Photograph of Captain Gilbert, H. Gaylord, and Colonel G. P. Seneff Jr, standing best the H-40 at Hurst Heliport.

Photograph of Army personnel: Len Seitz, C. Turvey; leaving Hurst Heliport for Yuma, Arizona in YH-40 #7.

Photograph of Army personnel sitting in YH-40 #7 leaving Hurst Heliport for Yuma, Arizona.

Photograph of Army personnel, including Captain Len Seitz and Chief Warrant Officer Cliff Turvey, standing in front of YH-40 #7 on the Hurst heliport, preparing to leave for Yuma, Arizona.

Photograph of Army personnel standing in front of YH-40 #7 on the Hurst helipad.

Photograph of attendant's seat in the cabin of the YH-40.

Photograph of the XH-40 #3 with cargo of six barrels in tow being carried by a sling.

Photograph of Bart Kelley and Fred Forrer standing on the Hurst heliport talking with one another.

Photograph of the Bell 222 Airwolf helicopter, parked on the ground with cabin doors open, c.1984/1987. 1 photograph : col. ; 4 x 5 in.