USS Coral Sea (CVA-43) 1967-68 Tonkin Gulf

USS Coral Sea (CVA-43) 1967-68 Tonkin Gulf

DVD Content

This DVD contains the actual, uncut footage that was filmed by a crewman who sailed in Coral Sea during the 67-68 combat cruise. A fantastic look into Naval Aviation (NAVAIR) aboard a famous carrier at war. -Very unique, never before seen footage-

Good scenes of the flight deck.

Good flight operations.

UNREP scenes.

VERTREP scenes.

Liberty scenes.

Also, the sailor combined his footage with that his Mother filmed of the ship returning back to port. So, we see the ship returning home from the vantage point of the pier. I thought that was a cool touch.

Over 87 minutes running time.

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Add $4.75 shipping per order. Payment can be made via Paypal talachan@verizon.net or send a check/money order/cash to:
Gary Schreffler
15707 Ambiance Drive
North Potomac, MD 20878

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Produced by GRS Videos (TM). GRS Videos is dedicated to the preservation of Naval Aviation film footage. This passion began when the son of a recently deceased Korean War veteran told me how he had thrown away all of those "old 8mm films of planes flying off of a ship". Yes, I cried. Our heritage MUST be preserved. As a veteran of Naval Aviation, I have a strong interest in ensuring that our stories are not forgotten. If you have footage (16mm, 8mm, VHS, Super 8, Beta, or Digital) contact me at PLAT_Collector@verizon.net. I will also gladly trade any footage I have for new footage (any format). So, if I have Naval Aviation footage you want, and you have something I do not have, contact me and I am confident we can work something out. I am always looking for new PLAT mishaps and home movies/video of carrier operations and life on carriers. All proceeds go into obtaining and preserving more Naval Aviation footage. Gary R. Schreffler served on USS Midway (with HS-12) from 1984-1991.