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Movies & Music on Air Forces, Military Aviation
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Memphis Belle: 60th Anniversary Collector's Edition
Source: Amazon
- An excellent World War 2 8th Air Force movie with some beautiful B-17 flying scenes.
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- 23 visitors recommend:
Twelve O'Clock High (DVD)
Source: Henry King, director
- A highly acclaimed drama about American bomber squadrons based in England in WWII. It includes real footage. Stars Gregory Peck. Amazon reviewers give it 4.5 stars. (1949)
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- 21 visitors recommend:
Air Force (VHS)
Source: Howard Hawks, director
- A B-17 takes off on December 7, 1941 and witnesses Pearl Harbor. Amazon readers give it 4.5 stars. (1943)
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- 19 visitors recommend:
Command Decision (VHS)
Source: Sam Wood, director
- Clark Gable wrestles with having to send crews on suicidally dangerous missions over Japan. Amazon reviewers give it 5 stars. (1949)
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- 14 visitors recommend:
Desperate Journey (DVD)
Source: Raoul Walsh, director
- Enjoyable propaganda starring Errol Flynn and Ronald Reagan as downed pilots fighting to escape Germany. (1942)
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- 13 visitors recommend:
Walter Grauman (VHS)
Source: David Seltzer, director
- Cliff Robertson is Yank in the Royal Air Force. The modern appeal of this movie for many people is that it features real RAF Mosquito fighter/bombers. Amazon reviewers give it 4 stars. (1964)
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- 8 visitors recommend:
Hanover Street (DVD)
Source: Peter Hyams, director
- Harrison Ford is an American fighter pilot stationed in England. Amazon reviewers give it 4 stars. (1979)
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- 3 visitors recommend:
The War Lover (VHS)
Source: Philip Leacock, director
- Steve McQueen and Robert Wagner are B-17 pilots in a love triangle with Shirley Ann Field. Amazon reviewers rave about the aerial photography and give it 5 stars. (1962)
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