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Bruce Webster
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1982 New England Billy Graham Crusade
From May 30 to June 6, 1982, Billy Graham conducted an 8-day evangelistic crusade at Boston University's Nickerson Field. Tens of thousands came each night, including 19,000 in driving rain on the crusade's last night. They came to hear Billy Graham deliver a powerful message about God's saving grace through His Son, Jesus Christ. Many thousands of lives were changed.
Scores of churches in the greater Boston area provided volunteers to support the immense effort involved in preparing for and putting on a Billy Graham crusade. One of the churches taking the lead in these efforts was Grace Chapel in Lexington, MA.
As one of the scores of Grace Chapel volunteers, I participated in the Billy Graham Crusade "Co-Labor Corps", which labored each night (sometimes into the early morning hours) behind the scenes in the Nickerson Field gymnasium after the crowds had dispersed and gone home to process the thousands of decision cards completed by those who came forward to accept Christ as their Savior. Our mission was to connect those new believers with local churches, providing follow-up and opportunities for fellowship and growth in their Christian faith.
Throughout the week, I tried to capture through both pictures and audio, what it was like to be a part of those incredible evenings at Nickerson Field. After the crusade, I created a "multi-media" slide show (literally using two slide projectors) synced with audio from a cassette tape player and presented this at a Grace Chapel evening service at the request of the then-senior pastor, Gordon MacDonald.
In 2018, 36 years after the crusade, I digitized the presentation into what you see here.
This "slide show" was originally intended for the enjoyment of our Corps Labor Corps volunteers from Grace Chapel, using images and sounds that were all too familiar to them. As such, it will be of limited interest to those outside that group. And, it is slow-paced, timing picture transitions to music and spoken word.
Most of the music is from a Christian LP album that I cannot remember the name of. If I could, I would certainly provide attribution. The theme from "Chariots of Fire" by Vangelis is also used. The voice of Cliff Barrows is from one of the training tapes we used to prepare for the crusade. The voices of Billy Graham and George Beverly Shea are from a personal tape I made off my TV from a separate crusade. The voice of Gordon MacDonald is from a Grace Chapel weekly sermon tape. The voices of others were taped during the actual Corp Labor Corps activities during the week.
Scores of churches in the greater Boston area provided volunteers to support the immense effort involved in preparing for and putting on a Billy Graham crusade. One of the churches taking the lead in these efforts was Grace Chapel in Lexington, MA.
As one of the scores of Grace Chapel volunteers, I participated in the Billy Graham Crusade "Co-Labor Corps", which labored each night (sometimes into the early morning hours) behind the scenes in the Nickerson Field gymnasium after the crowds had dispersed and gone home to process the thousands of decision cards completed by those who came forward to accept Christ as their Savior. Our mission was to connect those new believers with local churches, providing follow-up and opportunities for fellowship and growth in their Christian faith.
Throughout the week, I tried to capture through both pictures and audio, what it was like to be a part of those incredible evenings at Nickerson Field. After the crusade, I created a "multi-media" slide show (literally using two slide projectors) synced with audio from a cassette tape player and presented this at a Grace Chapel evening service at the request of the then-senior pastor, Gordon MacDonald.
In 2018, 36 years after the crusade, I digitized the presentation into what you see here.
This "slide show" was originally intended for the enjoyment of our Corps Labor Corps volunteers from Grace Chapel, using images and sounds that were all too familiar to them. As such, it will be of limited interest to those outside that group. And, it is slow-paced, timing picture transitions to music and spoken word.
Most of the music is from a Christian LP album that I cannot remember the name of. If I could, I would certainly provide attribution. The theme from "Chariots of Fire" by Vangelis is also used. The voice of Cliff Barrows is from one of the training tapes we used to prepare for the crusade. The voices of Billy Graham and George Beverly Shea are from a personal tape I made off my TV from a separate crusade. The voice of Gordon MacDonald is from a Grace Chapel weekly sermon tape. The voices of others were taped during the actual Corp Labor Corps activities during the week.
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Vietnam 1968 - Tour of Duty at Military Assistance Command, Vietnam - March-June 1968
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Film shot by Captain David A. Webster during his temporary tour of duty from March - June 1968 as Consultant to the Science Advisor, Military Assistance Command, Vietnam (MACV) under the command of General William Westmoreland. This was just after the first phase of the Tet offensive; during this period, the North Vietnamese launched the second phase of their general offensive. Scenes include M...
Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze Visits the USS Dale (DLG-19) in the Tonkin Gulf - 13 July 1966
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During July 1966, Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze conducted a tour of Navy installations and ships directly involved in the Vietnam War, both onshore and in the Tonkin Gulf. On 13 July, he boarded the USS Dale (DLG-19), commanded by Captain David A. Webster, for a brief 30 minute visit.
USS Dale (DLG-19 / CG-19) Cruise to the Pacific Missile Range - Launch of Terrier SAM Missiles
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In August 1967, as a 14-year old, I went to sea as the Captain's kid on the guided missile destroyer leader USS Dale (DLG-19 / CG-19) for my father's final cruise as Commanding Officer. During the 3 days off the coast of California, I took both still pictures and Super8 movie film of man overboard drills, firing of the 3"/50 caliber twin mount guns, Terrier surface-to-air missile launches again...
USS Buchanan (DDG-14) - Capabilities of Charles F. Adams Class Guided Missile Destroyers
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This is an audio-visual "slide show" produced by the United States Navy in 1962 highlighting the equipment, mission and capabilities of the latest Charles F. Adams class guided missile destroyer, the USS Buchanan (DDG-14), which was commissioned on 7 February 1962. In particular, the operation of the Integrated Weapons Systems is described in some detail, using a simulated tactical threat in wh...
USS Dale (DLG-19 / CG-19) Change of Command at Naval Station San Diego - August 12, 1967
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Captain David A. Webster is relieved by Captain William A. Simcox as Commanding Officer of the guided missile destroyer leader (later guided missile cruiser) USS Dale (DLG-19 / CG-19). Captain Webster had served as the Dale's commanding officer since January 1966. This video is comprised of official Navy photographs and family home movies of the ceremony. Music and brief dialog from the movie "...
USS Buchanan (DDG-14) Sinking (SINKEX), RIMPAC 2000
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On 13 June 2000, the guided missile destroyer USS Buchanan (DDG-14) took part in the RIMPAC 2000 (Rim of the the Pacific) multinational exercises as a target ship at the Pacific Missile Range Facility, northwest of the Hawaiian island of Kauai. American, Canadian and Australian forces tried to sink her for more than 24 hours. She took three hits from Hellfire missiles fired from SH-60 LAMPS hel...
USS Buchanan - DDG-14 - 1963 Coral Sea Celebration - Remastered
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This is a remastered version of a short commercial made by Australian TV to highlight the visit of one of the United States' newest warships to the cities of Sydney and Melbourne as part of the 1963 Coral Sea Celebration in May 1963. The USS Buchanan, DDG-14, was commanded by Commander David A. Webster.
Astronaut Michael Collins' First Speech to HS Students as Assistant Secretary of State - 4/29/1970
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In January 1970, at the request of President Richard Nixon, Air Force Colonel Michael Collins, the Command Module Pilot for the historic Apollo 11 moon landing mission in July 1969, resigned from NASA to be sworn in as Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs. One of his primary missions in this new role was to help the young people of America better understand the purpose and goals of t...
Student Skits - VA & US History-Government Class - Oakton High School, Vienna, VA - December 1968
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(Video only - no audio) These two amateurish skits were developed in support of an oral presentation for a Junior Year project entitled "Correctional Methods and Facilities to Combat Juvenile Delinquency in Fairfax County". They were filmed in December 1968 at Oakton High School. This was Oakton's second year of operation. They are being published now in support of the Class of 1970's "50 1" re...
Introduction of Apollo 11 Astronaut Michael Collins - Oakton High School, Vienna, VA - 4/29/1970
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This is the introduction of Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins at Oakton High School in Vienna, VA on April 29, 1970, giving his first speech to high school students after being sworn in as the Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs under President Richard Nixon. This was 9 months after Colonel Collins' historic Apollo 11 moon landing mission with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and le...
Oakton High School, Vienna, VA Class of 1970 Commencement Exercises - June 6, 1970
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A brief video of the graduation ceremony for the Class of 1970 of Oakton High School in Vienna, VA. The Class of 1970 was the second graduating class of OHS, which opened its doors in September 1967. The ceremony was marked by the deafening noise of the cicadas which made it difficult to hear the speakers on the platform in the middle of the high school football stadium. Now, 51 years later in ...
USS Buchanan - DDG-14 - 1963 Coral Sea Celebration
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A much better quality of this video is now available at th-cam.com/video/_RUxFhcQ8iY/w-d-xo.html. It has been remastered by a professional video production lab. This short commercial was made by Australian TV to highlight the visit of one of the United States' newest warships to the cities of Sydney and Melbourne as part of the 1963 Coral Sea Celebration. The USS Buchanan, DDG-14, was commanded...
I served on the Robison DDG 12, based out of San Diego in the mid 80's. The Adams Class were the last of the ships that looked ready to fight.
The real crime? They entirely missed the galley!
Love how the helo backs the hell away, way the hell away. Ok charges are set......wait! where's the freaking bird!!!
That should have been preserved for those who served on her?
Cameraman had 1 JOB... and he screwed it up beyond belief...
The amount of punishment she was able to endure is astonishing.
The music is kind of embarrassing
I hate seeing ships be sent for scrap as much as I hate seeing them used for live fire/sinkings. There is a service history there that deserves preservation.. RIP Enterprise..... you deserved much better.
Regrettably, the USS Buchanan was denied her VA Claim for disability after her involvement in this exercise by the VA.
Why did they sink her in 15,000 feet of water? Why not make a nice reef out of her in more shallow waters?
What a crappy Hitler-muzik 🤣
Wayyyy too much music.
Poor ship....
Did your Dad live long enough to see this Bruce?
He did not - he died almost exactly one year earlier. Thanks for asking.
@@brucewebster5998 So he missed Dale's fate too... that's good. It's pretty hard to watch your ship go down that way. I could tell how proud he was to be the CO of those two magnificent warships.
Polluting the sea pathetic. Ever heard of recycling.
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1982-1984
I was DESRON 15 Medical Officer in the ship in 1970-71. I remember being very nervous about that superheated propulsion system and the potential for serious burns should a steam leak develop. My stateroom was right below the after 5"-54 gunmount; needless to say, I knew when we were providing naval gunfire support to our Marines and soldiers in country! Watching the ship go down is a very emotional experience.
Served on USS Berkeley DDG 15 1965-67. Great ship Great Crew
The march in this case is absolutely idiotic.
There is something wrong with rhose Australian missiles..
Uh guys?
Guys?
Guys?
What type of warship was this one?
What type of warship was this one?
She was one tough girl
Why?
Torpedo failed. I’m disappointed
DDG-2 72-76 FTM1 for the 51C radar. Ed Metka
12:07 they had one job, record the explosion, and they biffed it haha
It has been confirmed to me that all the warheads from the Harpoon missiles shots were removed? its replacement in many navy's, the smaller albeit more deadlier NSM missile and its more effective but smaller titanium warheads thus are more accurate and advanced attack profiles. I've seen video's of NSM missile removing the whole super structure of a frigate. Now just imagine what the larger LRASM missile could do? and the more deadlier Mk 48 torpedo It's a pity the Submarine Mk 48 torpedo failed.
what a waste of material and time. plus all that pollution at the bottom of the ocean for target practice lol. Stupidity
Those Australians wasted both their Harpoon shots. $2M down the gurgler. . .
Must've been one fun day getting to use all these weapon systems, but also a sad one due to the history of the ship.
Crazy to think that sinking to 15,000 feet under, it would take 10-20 minutes to fall from the surface to the ocean floor
After all it took to sink a static warship, you have wonder why the Navy retired such a tough cookie.
I haven’t had the courtesy of serving aboard her but personally I think that this is a much better way to go for a ship than to be scrapped. There is something eh honorable about this. About going down fighting, just like a warship should do.
Sad
The aussies need to PMCS those harpoons, 2 of them didn’t even go off
I served on USS Semmes DDG 18 1983-84
I served on the Robison DDG 12, 1985-1988. Machinist Mate in #2 engineroom.
Yes nice to watch these clips, I was 0n the USS Berkeley DDG 15 out of San Diego also
That is what you call engineering. Blown half to bits, and still floats.
So sad
Kill the music
that was a tough ship, the guys who built it should be proud.
Fraud Waste and Abuse.
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It hard to watch, the ship I use to regard as my mother, being destroyed,who has given me shelter, safety, food, courage, 😢😢😢😢 ,a veteran from india
I heard the name USS Buchanan, and all I could think is omg one day they'll be a USS Biden... F@&k
My submarine, USS Baltimore SSN 704 was stripped and turned into razor blades. The Buchanan died a fighting ship and she was tough. Respect.