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Resisting Enemy Interrogation
Arthur Kennedy, Mel Torme, and Lloyd Nolan starred in this realistic 1944 training film produced by the U.S. Army Air Forces' First Motion Picture Unit. The purpose was to let airmen know what to expect if they were captured by the Nazis. (1:05:34)
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Comments (2)
This was a great video to watch. I'm sure it was a sober reminder to every American flyer to keep their mouths shut. I highly recommend taking the 1:05 to watch it. Too bad Hollywood doesn't produce things this good today.
Posted by Scott D on January 28,2012 | 09:02 PM
Lloyd Nolan from the film is a name I just ran into when researching the Commemorative (formerly Confederate) Air Force. He was one of the founders of the group which keeps WW2 planes flying today.
Posted by Chris on March 7,2012 | 04:26 AM