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- Flying Leathernecks (1951) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #FlyingLeathernecks
Marine fighter squadron VMF 247 is in the thick of it on Guadalcanal. The airstrip they hold is hammered by offshore batteries. Malaria and combat fatigue grip the men. Fuel is low and replacement parts are few. The only things not in short supply are the enemy - and Major Don Kirby’s determination to keep fighting with whatever he has. John Wayne is in the cockpit and in command as Kirby, a leader at odds with his executive officer (Robert Ryan) and at the forefront of tacticians eager to coordinate ground combat with low-flying aerial sorties. Nicholas Ray ( Rebel Without a Cause) directs, skillfully incorporating actual battlefield and dogfight footage. Flying Leathernecks has the flight stuff!
Directed By Nicholas Ray
Starring John Wayne, Robert Ryan, Don Taylor
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THANK YOU! Very Awesome. Great movie clasic. Please show more, IF you can. There are also some Grumman TBF Avenger shots in this film. Peace & Health!
Very hard to find this movie on YT. Excellent scene even though it should have been F-4F Wildcats.
The Wildcat was already retired from service by the war's end. There weren't any airworthy Wildcats available for filming when this movie was produced. Why that was I have no idea but I assume most of them were either scrapped or placed in reserve in certain places across the US. There were plenty of Hellcats available from training units so the studio substituted for those instead.
lol ya. It’s one of those things that the average movie goer could care less about, but it bugs the history nerds to high heaven.
Used to be great movie till The Great Woke culture popped up and now we have to pay to see a 70year old classic. but then how would Mickey what is realistic?
Is this set during WW2 or WW1?
WW2.
completely unrealistic. funny at times.
True, BUT Great movie. Be well.