Memphis Belle OuttakesReel 19

(This film is silent)
Shot List: Summary: Eighth Air Force activity during World War II. Highlighting the B-17 bomber, MEMPHIS BELLE, selected for tour of USA after completing 25 missions. Combat missions and tour scenes. Reel 19: 1) ACU B-24 in flight. 2) ACU B-24 dropping bombs. 3) CU nose of B-24 named SHOOT LUKE. 4) CU nose of B-24 named BALL OF FIRE JUNIOR. 5) CU nose of B-24 named HEINIE HUNTER. 6) MS mechanics lift engine from case. 7) LS B-24's, line of same taxiing. 8) PS same. 9) PS B-24 take-off. 10) PS B-24 landing. 11) PS three B-24's fly-by. 12) PS B-24 landing. 13) MS loading bombs on trailers. 14) PS bomb dump area. 15) PS bomb trailers being pulled from area. 16) MS men preparing bombs. 17) CU bomb bay, bombs in same over target. 18) CU name of B-24, LIBERTY LIMITED. 19) CU name of B-24, LIBERTY LAD. 20) CU nameof B-24, WHAM BAM. 21) CU name of B-24, HOT STUFF. 22) CU name of B-24, EXTERMINATOR. 23) CU name of B-24, EAGER BEAVER. 24) CU name of B-24, SHOOT LUKE. 25) PS B-24 take-off. 26) MS bomb handling in bomb dump. 27) MS men prepare bombs near B-24, HOT STUFF. 28) MS loading bombs into plane. 29) PS B-24 take-off. 30) CU tail gunner during flight. 31) CU navigator. 32) CU pilot. 33) CU bombardier. 34) CU navigator. 35) MS crash truck. 36) LS crash trucks and ambulances. 37) LS B-17 aerial formation. 38) PS two officers board staff car. 39) PS other officers, same area. 40) MS generals inspect crew of MEMPHIS BELLE. 41) LS B-17 stationary. 42) Aerial scenes of terrain and railroad line. 43) LS B-17 stationary. 44) PS airfield, B-17's stationary. 45) PS B-17 buzzes field. 46) MS B-17 stationary. 47) PS B-17 overhead. 48) Trees blasted by prop wash. 49) CU navigator plots course. 50) LS row of B-17's taxiing. 51) ACU tail of B-17 in flight. 52) Tail view of take-off. 53) Aerial single B-17, several scenes. 54) Aerial formation of B-17's -- several scenes. 55) MPS B-17 with demolished tail, taxiing. 56) MS crowd looks at same. 57) MS crew of this plane near tail. 58) PS same. 59) MS first aid being administered to wounded crew member. 60)MS B-17 taxiing. 61) CU damaged wing flap on B-17. 62) PS crew of this plane. 63) MS damaged wing of B-17, named LITTLE JOHN. 64) CU damaged tail. 65) MS row of ambulances await return of planes. 66) Aerial single B-17. 67) Scenes of parade held in streets of Denver for the crew of the MEMPHIS BELLE, crew ride in jeep in the parade. 68) MS crew on stand near nose of B-17. 69) PS troops, B-17, crew of MEMPHIS BELLE. 70) MS crew on stand. 71) MS, crew being introduced. 72) MS Air Force band playing. 73) Crowd around plane. 74) MS crews leaving briefing room. 75) LS RV B-17, stationary.

National Archives Identifier: 65930
Local Identifier: 342-USAF-19510
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/65930

Series: Moving Images Relating to Military Aviation Activities
Record Group 342: Records of U.S. Air Force Commands, Activities, and Organizations

This item av documents the time period: 1942 - 10/1943

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