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In 1942 Clark Gable joined the U.S. Army Air Force and flew in combat as a B-17 gunner. He also made the color film "Combat America".
Gable's cohort James Stewart became a highly-decorated combat veteran who received the DFC. He also starred in the recruiting film "Winning Your Wings".
Unable to serve in combat, Ronald Reagan made a special effort to narrate training films such as "Identification of The Japanese Zero".
Also included is "Tank" featuring Orson Welles' smooth voice. In "Bomber", famed poet Carl Sandburg describes the process of constructing a machine of war.
Color and B&W films. Run time: 110 minutes.
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Digitally remastered and restored from original 16mm prints, many of these
films have never been available to the public, and some have only recently been declassified.
Please note, due to their age and rarity, image and sound quality can vary.
This DVD is presented in the DVD-R format. It may not be compatible with older DVD players.
Please check your DVD player's manual for more information.
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