Emblazoned with a Cobra on their tail wings, 7 F-15DJ "Aggressor" attack jets make a grand appearance. These are the planes of the Japan Self Defense Forces (JSDF), the supersonic hunters that defend Japan. Watch as the Japanese make F-1 cuts across the sky, see the B-747-400, also known as the Japanese "Air Force One," and feel the adrenaline rush from the various planes of the JSDF.

Appearing for the first time in this program is Japan's premier defender of the skies, the F-15J/DJ Eagle, along with the F-4EJ Phantom II's and the first fighter produced by Japan after WWII, the F-1. Also appearing on this program is Japan's latest experimental advanced fighter, the XF-2A/B and one of its oldest, the F-104J Starfighter, the first supersonic plane purchased by Japan.

In 1991, to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Swiss Surveillance Command, the largest airshow in Swiss history was held at Pairen Air Base. Because of Swiss neutrality, staging an airshow had been very difficult as most foreign flying teams were not allowed in. However, within the last decade those restrictions have been relaxed.

Laraine Day plays housewife Jane Bandle, who is stuck in a loveless marriage and having an affair with Dennis Williams (Franchot Tone). When a private detective finds out about their affair, Dennis breaks up with Jane. Jane grows hysterical and accidentally stabs him with an ice pick. When her brother-in-law (Dane Clark) finds out what she did, he blackmails her. But to everyone's surprise Jane's lover is not dead.

The Woodstock Jazz Festival, Woodstock, New York, 1981, was a celebration of the 10th anniversary of the creative music studio (CMS). The raw, live quality of the performance is balanced with a clarity that makes you feel as though you are at the edge of the stage!

In this full-length program, Wynton is featured in an intimate concert performance with his quartet, recorded at the Westwood Playhouse in Los Angeles in 1988.