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こんな時代から、空母でジェット機を運用してたアメリカには、どの国も敵わんよね。

There was a real enemy in the korean war. There still is in the North . Not in the vietnam war . It is so sad to think of the people that died in that .

It was a good movie. Real men died doing these things . We must remember this .

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I had a good time on that carrier. She was yaw. Fare winds and following seas, my fellow sky larkers.

l'aereo dei primi buck danny

米海軍は雄大であり偉大だ

The film is to cover up the murder of civilians by the bombardment of the usa navy.

NAVY

The scene where they use the piston engine planes propellers to manoeuvre the ship. Did they really do this? Would it have worked on a vessel of that size?

Curious as to why the F9F's Panthers were launched with the canopies open, and when they recovered the canopies were open as well.

Classic movie. What I am seeing is a movie combined with real footage of the time. Plenty of great footage of the actions on board the carrier. Love the Panther Jets and the Skyraiders. Fantastic.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️

My Dad had a walk-on part in the movie Wings Over Honolulu. He escorted the admiral’s daughter down the ship’s ladder. Later he became an admiral. Flew in the first class of Aviation Cadets at Pensacola. The jet type in this movie was the only jet-powered airplane he ever flew. Single seat, so he had to read the manual and get it right the first time…

Go NAVY !

It's extremely interesting to see how the USN handled deck ops on the old straight-deck carriers, especially with jets and prop planes in the Air Group.

Serverd on cva 34 during Viet.Nam

Great movie. Seen itt plenty of times. Nice footage. Bill Holden does a nice job as an Air Force pilot.

The Top Gun of its day.

read the book!

This was the first movie , saw , in Hong Kong , played by Micky Rooney , As a pilot of these. Helicopter , This is a very good movie

2分20秒あたりのシーンは横須賀ですかね？

You really get an appreciation for just how long the USA has been launching jets from carriers. Even back then they had evolved it to a very reliable and sophisticated system with amazing innovations and hardware that has continued to evolve. The management systems that make it all happen like a theatre production behind the scenes are amazing.

Panther number 202? My uncle did not fly it... ever. True story. ☮

Flawless Combat Footage That Still Holds Up Today!

Classic filmmaking. Planes fly inbound left to right, return right to left. You really managed to scrub everything about the plot of the movie from this footage; it's been a long time since I partially saw the movie so it's hard for me to recall much about it. They really do a great job mixing in the real footage with what I assume have to be models.

Amazing, I watched this movie yesterday! An I liked it except the end in a ditch!

Toko Ri is a small town on the south side of Camp Casey. I don't remember any bridges at all.

Loved that movie. Total classic.

Yup. I remember the Oriskany. And Bennington, "Bonny Dick", Yorktown, Kearsarge and Hornet. Also Bunker Hill till she was moved out of NAS North Island.

This was “top gun” for the Grumman panther. Born in ‘57, i worked at Grumman in the 80s and had a boss who had worked on the F9. Having no real sense of history as a nerd 22 yr old, i didn’t appreciate it as much as i can now.

Questions for military pilots: First...As soon as Brubaker realized that he was losing fuel, shouldn't he have gained several thousand feet of altitide to guarantee that he could glide over the mountain to the sea? Second...would it have been possible for CAG to push Brubaker by putting the nose of his plane into the no-longer-working exhaust of Brubaker's? Lastly...Wouldn't it have been more effective for the prop planes to use a staggered, 10-second, one-by-one formation to strafe the ground troops and protect the helicopter instead of flying four abreast?

すいません。 この映画のタイトルはなんですか?

Being from 2000, I'm surprised that footage from back then looks so good. In fact, I think I like it better than what some smartphones capture nowadays, in a way

Flawless Combat Scenes.

Thank you for your service. My father was a B-29 navigator in the Pacific 1944-1945.

There is a link to the Bridges at Toko-Ri and Topgun. The movie is filmed and set onboard the USS Oriskany In the original Topgun When Maverick is at Vipers house and is in the living room he sees the photo of Viper and Duke (Mavericks dad) together and viper sees that maverick notices the photo he tells maverick that both he and his dad served together onboard the USS Oriskany. Oriskany was part Task force 11 during the Vietnam war and operated in designated area Yankee Station which from 64-66 operated about 100 miles east of Da Nang in south Vietnam.Mavricks dad was shot down on November 5th 1965 as part of VF-51 who flew secret combat missions between 1964 and 1965. A week after the events mentioned Oriskany recieved orders to depart for Subic bay which it arrived at on November 30th before returning to san diego. Task force 77 was also the designated taskforce that the USS Oriskany served with during the Korean war and is mentioned in the movie

The image quality is so high that it doesn't even look like it's 70 years old.

such an interesting time period of naval aviation.. jets landing on prop carriers

Like all movies, this one would have been vastly better without Mickey Rooney in it

Ladies and Gentlemen *TOP GUN BEFORE TOP GUN*

Buck Danny's comics in Belgium, so many adventures with the Panthers on the Forrestal...

This movie is rich in file footage showing vivid details of carrier deck and flight operations. This is gold for enthusiasts.

USAF F-86 had the right design----swept wing, all moving tail. This Grumman F9F still clinging to WW2 designs!

the Panthers were beautiful

This film is based on the novel by writer and playwright James A. Michener and starring William Holden, Grace Kelly, Mickey Rooney and Frederic March, was filmed in 1953 shortly after the end of the Korean War (July 1953) and released in 1954, one of the locations it was the USS Oriskany aircraft carrier and the aircraft used were the Grumman F-9F Panther and the Sikorsky S-55 helicopter (the other protagonists of the film), for that time the F-9Fs were already to be retired and replaced with the Grumman F-9 Cougar instead which is why it is observed in the film that two F-9Fs suffer an accident, one falls into the sea and the other falls to the ground, both of which were probably piloted remotely or maybe film trickery was used.

My dad had photos of the Panther, and Sky Raider , and can not think of the name right now another Jet fighter, used by Marines and Navy, while he was in Korea. The intresting story is from WW2, They were looking to build our first fighter jet, and North American Aviation , had sent in a proposal but the U.S. Government in their wisdom said no because they needed them to produce the P51 and B25, etc. But then North American learned the Navy wanted a jet, so they designed, developed the FJ-1 Fury, a very cool bird of prey, then all of the sudden the air force got intrested and from the FJ-1 came the F86 Sabre and the FJ-2, the U.S.S. Orskiny as we can see was out fitted with the angled flight deck, so they FJ-2 Fury was the first Navy and Marine Fighter with swept back wings and 4 20 mm colt guns in the nose. Just a beautiful fighter along with the Panther, then came the FJ-3 and FJ-4's , I recall reading a statement from a Marine Corps General, put after burners in them and We will smoke those North Vietnamese aka Chinesse and Soviet Migs in short order.

NOW HEAR THIS......NOW HEAR THIS.... HITLER - has only got one ball.

Guerra de Corea,los Phanter de la marina.

I saw this movie as a kid as I was crazy about jet military aircraft. William Holden starred in the movie. The straight winged planes was the Panther, F9F, but I am not sure about the F9F part. The Cougar was swept winged jet used in Korea also I think. Maybe it was the F9F. I put up plastic models of both as a kid and again as an adult.

R. Adm Tarrant: They leave this ship and they do their job. Then they must find this speck lost somewhere on the sea. When they find it they have to land on its pitching deck. Where do we get such men?