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The U.S. Navy's carrier battle groups take off from their home base on the
East or West Coasts of the United States, and head into open water and to
distant seas. These aircraft carrier battle groups are the center of
America's military might, power, and influence.
This emotionally charged film shows the human side of the United States
Navy, through the lives of Navy men and their families. The program captures
their last few days on shore and follows them out to sea during the first
few trying days aboard the Kennedy and one of its escort ships, the guided
missile frigate, USS Harry E. Yarnell, just as the Kennedy and its battle
group departed for deployment off the coast of Lebanon, where United States
Marines were then stationed.
Exciting flight deck operations (including a "controlled crash") are mixed
with the unique opportunity to go below the flight deck and see a virtual
city in itself, one that offers the 2,600 sailors everything they will need
during their eight months at sea.
Reviews:
"A very poignant film about Navy men at sea and the families they leave
behind." - TV Guide-Close Up
Awards:
IFPA Cindy Awards, Gold Cindy Award
International Film & TV Festival of New York, Silver Award
Running time: 32 minutes
ORDER CODE: VD204558DVD
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