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Oeditpus Rex

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11. That's what I meant
Sat Jul 12, 2025, 10:11 PM
Jul 12

The "arm" guy was the guy who asked about the transfers. He had a rather distinctive voice (but not like Gregory Peck's). I couldn't find a familiar name or photo on IMDb, though.

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Authentic WW2 films [View all] VGNonly Jul 12 OP
It just doesn't get any better than "12 O'clock High." Paladin Jul 12 #1
I whole-heartedly agree regarding 12 O'Clock High. VGNonly Jul 12 #2
It grabbed you from the first war scene Oeditpus Rex Jul 12 #3
Col. Davenport also said: VGNonly Jul 12 #4
I can't remember who it was Oeditpus Rex Jul 12 #8
I believe he was the same one VGNonly Jul 12 #10
That's what I meant Oeditpus Rex Jul 12 #11
The part that always gets to me... Paladin Jul 12 #5
It is flawless. VGNonly Jul 12 #12
A bit of historical accuracy in Tora!Tora!Tora! VGNonly Jul 12 #9
Decades ago, our CEO screened it for an in-house management conference nuxvomica Jul 12 #6
Yeah, that speech Gregory Peck delivers to the hard-luck bomber personnel... Paladin Jul 12 #7
I'd go with "A Time to Love and a Time to Die,"... malthaussen Jul 13 #13
I had heard of it VGNonly Jul 13 #15
'The Caine Mutiny' for sure. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Jul 13 #14
The Caine Mutiny is a great film. VGNonly Jul 13 #16
I have to say, I don't pay any attention to that subplot. Heh. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Monday #19
I keep a special rack justaprogressive Jul 13 #17
I've been wanting to see The Six Triple Eight. VGNonly Monday #27
Hmm justaprogressive Tuesday #35
Have you ever been to movie theater VGNonly Tuesday #36
Battleground electricmonk Jul 13 #18
I saw it many many years ago, VGNonly Monday #23
I also like 'In Harm's Way'. OldBaldy1701E Monday #20
Those in the film who served VGNonly Monday #22
Can't be because it was a good flick. malthaussen Monday #24
B17 crew casualties VGNonly Monday #21
Was fortunate to be able to take a flight up in a B-17 several years ago MichMan Monday #31
Confederate Air Force? Oeditpus Rex Tuesday #32
Actually the Yankee Air Force group MichMan Tuesday #33
Ah Oeditpus Rex Tuesday #37
I said chances, not probabilities. VGNonly Tuesday #34
Letters from Iwo Jima VGNonly Monday #25
My family went to see Midway when i was a kid. applegrove Monday #26
I always liked Go for Broke and it's pretty accurate. GP6971 Monday #28
Stalingrad the 1993 film & it's on youtube. irisblue Monday #29
Is that the one that ends Oeditpus Rex Tuesday #38
Yes. How many bodies were lying on the steppes for decades after? irisblue Tuesday #39
Lewis Milestone's 1945 "A Walk in the Sun." Tarzanrock Monday #30
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