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Where can I buy this awesome short film??
- Chuck
- 3/17/13
Does anyone know where I can buy this awesome movie? I have been lucky enough to catch it twice on Tcm by accident, but I would love to have it on DVD to share with my friends.
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My Time
- Frank Maio
- 2/3/13
While watching TCM this past week, I came across this video on your channel. It was a sudden deja vu as it was my time having joined the Air Force in August 1955. It is a wonderful documentary that should be released so that us old AF types tha lived and worked during the Cold War and early days of Vietnam can show their grand kids what they did. It is a vivid reminder and very well done Jack Webb type of document. I would beg that all those in power would release "Strategic Air Command" with Jimmy Stewart and 24 Hour Alert as they are my history. I would love to have these two in my library.
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24 Hour Alert.....
- Mike
- 1/31/13
I caught this short on by accident and was glad I did.... Some awesome footage of 1950's USAF aircraft and pilots. I cant believe I had never seen or heard of it before. It even got me back into collecting 1950's and 60's Air force militaria again. I really wish I had a copy of this short. Wish the would release it on DVD or online. It is a must see if you are into the classic age of early jet war birds.....
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24 Hour Alert
- Dennis Raikakos
- 1/24/13
Just saw this movie. Brought back so many memories. Showed a C-11 instrument trainer, the same type I worked on. Showed great shots of the B-47. They were at Plattsburgh AFB when I got there, along with the KC-97's. Want to get a copy of this movie. Just fantastic.
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The Fabulous Aluminum '50's
- Tom
- 5/7/12
Yesterday I flipped channels to TCM and caught the last 25 minutes and just loved it. Besides agreeing with everything the other two reviewers said I have to add that those shiny aluminum skinned aircraft are just beautiful, reminds me of the many hours I spent as a kid assembling model kits of those very planes wishing I could attain that shiny metallic finish. It was a period in time where jet aircraft were sports cars rattling the windows in my parents home. Any time I can watch or buy a DVD of a 50's movie where the Air Force provides promotional footage I grab it. Bombers B-52 (1957), Strategic Air Command (1955), On the Threshold of Space (1956), X-15 (1961) and even the Sci-Fi flick This Island Earth (1955) are representative of the dozens of vintage Air Force oriented movies from that time. I acquired a 16MM LTBX film of On the Threshold of Space about the early high-altitude balloon tests and in wide screen it fits perfectly into TCM's commitment to airing movies in the original format hint....hint. Set your Tivo or DVR search engines for "24 Hour Alert" and you will be glad you did.
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24 Hour Alert
- Charles Dodrill
- 2/20/12
I completely agree with everything Bob said. I would love to have this film on DVD just for the footage of the older aircraft. You can only see them now in a museum or on a pole.
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RE: 24-Hour Alert starring Jack Webb (1955)
- Bob Gilbert
- 1/23/12
Awesome footage, the best from the 1950s US Air Force inventory. Would pay any price to have this on a DVD, within reason, of course. It's perfect, the convertible Jack Webb drove down the flight light, the opening scene of an F-86D meeting up with a B-47 Stratojet, the airshow sequence featuring rare aircraft now only seen in museums - if you're fortunate to get to the right museum...this video is a must have, sincerely.
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