What a great book. They should make a movie of it. But they'd probably butcher it.Also read "Chickenhawk" by Robert Mason for your Army helicopter fix
What a great book. They should make a movie of it. But they'd probably butcher it.Also read "Chickenhawk" by Robert Mason for your Army helicopter fix
They kind of did...there's a lot of overlap between chickenhawk and we were soldiers.What a great book. They should make a movie of it. But they'd probably butcher it.
Little update on this, local news interest story that the aviation news wire service picked up. They built a movie set of an aircraft carrier, which I think is pretty great these days when a lot of these kinds of movies use CGI:Looks like they are making a movie on Hudner and Brown, Devotion based on a book by the same name.
That would be a fun photo op in your private airplane!It would be nice to leave it up. If positioned properly you could even "taxi" on the flight deck while on the way to the runway. Alas, it sure to be torn down and trashed, not even to be erected anywhere else, like a park dedicated to veterans.
It would generate a lot of drop in transient traffic. More fuel sales, and $100 burgers sold. Maybe an airport restaurant or FBO will buy it.That would be a fun photo op in your private airplane!
And that helicopter CSAR might have a small role in the movie.Good that the late model Corsairs get to play their real role.
It's probably not that permanent of a structure.It would be nice to leave it up. If positioned properly you could even "taxi" on the flight deck while on the way to the runway. Alas, it is sure to be torn down and trashed, not even to be erected anywhere else, like a park dedicated to veterans.
True enough, like all Hollywood props, it is only one wall thick. If you look closely at the image of the guys lined up above the flight deck (all wearing flight jackets) you can see trees and trusses through the hatch! I guess you would need to get down there fast when filming is done to get your picture!It's probably not that permanent of a structure.
Yeah, and its probably made up of whatever cheapest materials they could get away with.True enough, like all Hollywood props, it is only one wall thick. If you look closely at the image of the guys lined up above the flight deck (all wearing flight jackets) you can see trees and trusses through the hatch! I guess you would need to get down there fast when filming is done to get your picture!