The crew of a U.S. Navy ship in World War II goes into battle against the Japanese fleet.The crew of a U.S. Navy ship in World War II goes into battle against the Japanese fleet.The crew of a U.S. Navy ship in World War II goes into battle against the Japanese fleet.
Jimmy Lydon
- Squawk Hewitt
- (as James Lydon)
Joe Bassett
- Rod Barrett
- (uncredited)
Dick Cathcart
- Eddie
- (uncredited)
Samuel Colt
- Damage Control Bos'un's Mate
- (uncredited)
Frank Connor
- Bos'un
- (uncredited)
Pat Conway
- Bit Role
- (uncredited)
Chuck Courtney
- Bit Role
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaDuring the film the ship's captain incorrectly informs the bosun that the English Royal Navy ship 'The Bounty' and its captain 'William Bligh' are a work of fiction. This will come as a surprise to the Pitcairn islanders, as they are directly descended from the mutineers of The Bounty.
- GoofsWhen Buck Fitzpatrick, (William Bendix), is reporting to the Captain, (Richard Boone), after one of the drills, he asks about Captain Bligh and if there is a ship in the U.S. Navy called "Bounty". The Captain states that Bligh was a fictional character. Captain Bligh was actually a Captain of the H.M.S. "Bounty" in the British Royal Navy whose crew mutinied in 1789. He managed to survive being cast adrift and later became Governor of New South Wales in Australia.
- Quotes
Buck Fitzpatrick: You know better than to sound off like that. The captain knows what he's doing and he's right.
Chris Jordan: He's your tin God - you shoulda married him.
Buck Fitzpatrick: I ought to kick you over the side and I would too if it wasn't against regulations.
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The movie is a standard 1950"s war movie, entertaining, and loosely tells the story of the USS bunker Hill, a carrier that was severely damaged but survived due to the bravery of her crew.
The best part though is that it was filmed onboard an Essex class carrier. It has lots of shots of the interior of the carrier. Most movies only show the flight deck, but this one gives an inside look at the ship. Everything from the hanger deck, mess deck, barber shop, living quarters to the after steering compartment! It also gives a good idea of the confusing labyrinth that the inside of a big ship can be.
The best part though is that it was filmed onboard an Essex class carrier. It has lots of shots of the interior of the carrier. Most movies only show the flight deck, but this one gives an inside look at the ship. Everything from the hanger deck, mess deck, barber shop, living quarters to the after steering compartment! It also gives a good idea of the confusing labyrinth that the inside of a big ship can be.
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- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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