Sabre Jet 1953 II Louis King II Robert Stack, Coleen Gray, Richard Arlen, Julie Bishop, Leon Ames

[@calvinmasters6159]

What a contrast with today. Duty vs indulgence.

[@brianelisabethmentha-benne8322]

Love this film because of Robert Stack who plays the loneliness so well

[@tibzig1]

This aircraft, the F86, is perhaps one of the best dogfighters of the jet age. A timeless classic. Just the open- air intake gives it the impression of an aggressive screaming mouth, yelling : "Bring it on!" Its look is simply classic. It has a special place in my heart. I am from Pakistan and this fighter was used by Pakistan in the 1965 and 1971 conflicts with India. By that time, it was considered outdated by many, but it still shot down quite a few supersonic Soviet MIGS and SU-7's in close combat. Pakistan had the Canadair version of the F86. Some great low- level dogfights took place over the Indian Sub-Continent but Western media has never picked up on these clashes. Chuck Yeager was the U.S. military attaché to Pakistan during the 1971 war and he wrote about how the F86 was still outperforming the newer MIGS. My father flew the F86 during the 1971 conflict and during one encounter, he shot down 1 SU7 and damaged another.

[@JimPinch-te9vq]

Great movie Korean war movie

[@johncaldwell-wq1hp]

A Big "Salute"-for your Father,-he must have been quite a man !!--the F86 is my favorite plane too !!--it was used by the Aussies too,-with a "Avon"engine mad it a "Hot-Rod"-all the best to your family !!

[@outlet6989]

Any plane that can shoot down another plane is not outdated. Just ask the pilot of the plane that gets shot down.

[@patrickwahle6280]

Most aircrafts shown are not Sabre but Lockheed Shooting Star.

[@lisaw82]

I’ve been looking for this film for a while! Watched it late one night when I was a kid, and it’s stayed with me ever since. Thank you!

[@WalterDWormack214]

Would be great to find this movie in HIGHER RESOLUTION.

[@m.sommertagviller7936]

R.I.P. Robert Stack ❤🕯🫶🌹

[@michaelmartinez1345]

Robert Stack was good in everything He Was in... 👍

[@thomastarwater2989]

I taped this movie off either the Movie Channel or Flix twenty some-odd years ago when both channels were still showing old classic films from Hollywood’s Golden Age. It was a black-and-white print being broadcast at the time. As of 2022, the original color print is still missing in action. And Robert Stack is still stiff as a board.

[@cateclism316]

Saw this film in the early 1980s on a cable channel. The first time I ever saw a Sabre!

[@jerseymike7946]

Yes but it was in color then, not his crap copy.

[@gregedwards5608]

Outstanding film!.

[@jeromewagschal9485]

I don't know why but I've always LOVED old movies with jets in them...And this one is no exception..Go figure 😄😄😄 And it's interesting to watch this one right after "Air Cadet" with Rock Hudson because they were flying T-33's and even though it was made in 1951 the T-33's look dated compared to the Sabre...

[@axiomist4488]

Maybe that's because they are !?

[@floofycatz]

I love the F86 and am jonesing over the accurate portrayal of a Sabre that has been in the a dogfight, coming back with gunpowder soot stains streaming reaward along the fuselage aft of the gun ports. A true sign of a warrior aircraft returning from a tough battle

[@R.boomhower]

Any motion picture starring Robert Stack is worth watching. 🇺🇸

[@jameslang8515]

He's untouchable

[@charlesdarnay5455]

When Richard Arlen forgot his good luck bracelet, all I could think was "It's 'Wings' (1927) all over again."

[@bobechs7234]

Color Corporation of America really covered itself with glory on this production

[@Gefreiter44]

I saw this movie as a nine-year-old boy back in '53 when it was first released in theaters. It was in color. It left quite an impression on me. I've never seen a color print of it since. It's a decent enough film but the stock action footage of old bi-planes and WW2 ground strafing clips are laughable.

[@Spooky1862]

Yes, the strafing footage was all taken from William Wyler’s WWII film “Thunderbolt” from 1944-it’s about P-47 squadrons in the Italian campaign.

[@tecnaman9097]

Colonel Stacks P 80 Shooting Star sure had alot of ammunition. Must have been a special model lol!

[@pmullins1495]

Yeah ! Video began with F86s landing; Next day the takeoff in F80s /T33s . 😆😹 But I hate writers wrapped this plot around another “Dysfunctional Marriage”. (Satan’s contribution to our fallen society)

[@irish89055]

I'm about 1/3 in.. they're shooting up the trains and I'm laying 3 to 1 odds that Stacks didn't survive the movie ​@@pmullins1495

[@billgund4532]

Must've had some of those "hi capacity ' magazines.

[@BogeyDopeYT]

Somebody really liked that flyby sound effect.

[@craig4867]

BATTLE TAXI Great Korean war movie! Starring Sterling Hayden

[@alsaunders3937]

My family is all NAVY, a USAF wife are not in the same ball game of worry but the risk is a little less. Ever been on the deck of a Carrier?

[@evalinawarne1337]

KENNEDY CARRIER I WENT ON. FORMER NAVY WIFE 1970S. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@mpojr]

Ever lived in -40 degree weather in a place called newfoundland Earnest Harmon AFB? we lived off base next a forrest burned oil for heat ran out of fuel oil got down to burning furniture to stay alive ,we were snowed in with no phone,my dad an airfoce jet mechanic had pneumonia was in base hospital when he came to told the airforce there was a airforce family off base they came out with snow plows and made a road into our home,an ol newfoundland man pulling a sled the day before kept us fed with moose meat my mother traded my dads whisky for it,we would not have lasted another day if they had not plowed a road into us.My mother is long gone now but she kept us three kids safe she was as good an airforce wife as a guy could a ask for,this all happened in 1954 im 76 now but remember it well so remember navy wifes are not the only ones to endure.l have alot of respect for all military wifes and their families.

[@marcziegenhain8420]

"The most brutal aggressor in history." See you in 2022.

[@paulstark6818]

A tough life for so many all war is ❤😢❤😢❤😢❤😢❤😢😢😢😢❤

[@craig4867]

THE BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI Great Korean war movie!

[@oneastrails]

Truly the greatest Korean War movie.

[@markhamersly1664]

Sabre Jet--flying F-80Cs? Really? Sheesh...Hammer

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

Just began movie haven't seen F-80s yet. Saw F-86s landing after a mission though couldn't tell if they were As or CS though.

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

OK. Found the F-80s. Just had to get into movie deeper. It's still period correct.

[@yolamontalvan9502]

That's what I thought. They don't look like Sabre

[@markhamersly1664]

@@patrickgriffitt6551 To me, the wrong airplanes destroyed the film...It's not like where they used F-84Fs to stand-in for MiG-15s--where would they have gotten MiGs back then. Just sayin...Hammer

[@patrickwahle6280]

Most scenes feature Lockheed F80 Shooting Star.

[@robertlast3052]

That's a cool trick, camouflaging the F80 as an F86 and vise versa to confuse the enemy

[@marganamaurer]

Richard Arlen was the real deal. He served as a pilot in World War I and as a flight instructor in World War II.

[@brianelisabethmentha-benne8322]

What some call “stiff” is Robert Stack’s secret to being one of the most beautiful and sexiest men of old Hollywood ❤

[@rjl110919581]

thank you for old movie

[@brianelisabethmentha-benne8322]

Love this movie although the picture is not good

[@alexcarrillo5510]

I thought that this film was in Color? But the film is interesting as I have seen Robert Stack in a film called: "House of Bamboo" as that was in Color in 1954 Tokyo, and Kamakura.

[@tomstarros3189]

want to read the paper that his wife did about the electric chair .

[@MrRobster1234]

I wonder how it went from color to B&W ?

[@LuisdeMontevideo]

Drama romántico con fondo de Sabres

[@mahasir]

can u pls uplod this movie in full HD 480p 720p please

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

My mom taught me to stay out of other folks' business. This also includes very nosey questions. My dad was a vet, so I get it.

[@pierredecine1936]

Coleen Grey is a Beauty !

[@uncatila]

Women were so much better looking in the 50s

[@raylenenielsen5943]

So were the men.

What? You don't go for the rainbow-haired manatee-with-a-beard look?

[@MikeMarley-r9s]

I am surprised that her cap was not censored.That shot at around 4:28😮😮😮One could almost see her brains.Why would the Airforce carpet bomb empty fields and farmland?Trying to ruin their rice crops and chilies?

[@michaelmcgee8543]

What happens to the super cine color? this is unrestored

[@rezanassiri5931]

thank's

[@mikebennett3812]

The quality is revolting and not worth straining my eyesight over.

[@Ubique2927]

Did Sgt Klinger have relative somewhere in Korea?

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

Corporal in a MASH unit I think

[@rodbutler4054]

Wasn’t this movie in color originally?

[@donaldjones3580]

Decent movie but the squadron switching back and fore from the F-86 to the F-80 was weird, would not have happen.

[@pmullins1495]

Yeah, that’s s bummer !! 😖😣😠😤

[@irish89055]

Mixing in some World War II gun camera footage

[@marganamaurer]

@@irish89055 Robert Stack was a decorated gunnery officer serving three years during World War II.

[@richardhardin9469]

WIKI: At its height, Itazuke AB was the largest USAF base on Kyūshū, but was closed in 1972 due to budget reductions and the overall reduction of United States military forces in Japan.

[@rodgeroxie8459]

On the age of jet propulsion? Why are they using B-29 that are piston driven?. They couldn’t produce a bomber with jets on it?

[@echofourmike85]

He's flown 95 missions. He only has *Smack* .... never mind.

[@axiomist4488]

The only way they could get the "girls" to go see the movie was always to stick a looove story in it.

[@MikeMarley-r9s]

Sho Fly Pie and a apple pan dowdy make your feet jump up and your knees say howdy....

[@irish89055]

Well, looks like Colonel Stack made it so far.. definitely a B movie.. the vil e Reds are still a threat to this very day..

[@BillHancock-sk5sj]

LOL. ! I was at an annex to Itazuke AFB (this one in the movie) during the Vietnam war era. Itazuke is in NW Kyushu, near the city of Fukuoka. This is a real locale. Nothing made up. We were across Hakata Bay from the main base, doing Intel work at a tri-service post. We could see jets take off with telescopes. No F-86s though.Phantoms.

[@skyjumper1653]

Yes they don’t make women like that anymore. Just look at the airports, it’s women in yoga pants

[@markhamersly1664]

😅Whoops, when the F-80Cs landed, some of them became F-84Es...Hammer

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

Good eyes.

[@markhamersly1664]

@@patrickgriffitt6551 NOT that good, just a former military aviator that's loved flying since he was four. My boss flew F-84s and HATED them, loved the -86, and loved the -106 even more. Hammer

[@outlet6989]

There should be a special movie position for you, Realism Consultant.

[@markhamersly1664]

@@outlet6989 My wife says the same thing...We NEED to make a movie of the life of BGen Robin Olds, while there still are P-38s, P-51Ds, and at least one F-4 flying here in the USA. It's a story THAT NEEDS TO BE TOLD! Hammer. USAF SSgt, US Army CW4/SrAviator, INS/ICE/CBP, ret.

[@muhammadafini7293]

Film a remake version or make your own movie about the f86 saber plane

[@michaelmartinez1345]

Not Bad...Filmed at a time when The U.S. did not have access to Mig-15's... So F-86's With blsck noses and Red Stars on the Wings & Vert. Stabs were used to simulate The Mig's... That would have been Rough on the Wives To wonder if they Will not make it back, just as any dangerous job would...When we have to fight, fight with all of our hearts... When there us a chance we can remain in peace, value peace with all of our hearts... NEVER take Freedom for granted... Freedom Has NEVER BEEN FREE...🇺🇸

[@svgrateful6715]

All she had to do was forsake her career to become a good little wife and all was well!

[@irish89055]

Yokota, Japan

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

The Air Force was the earliest to take integration seriously. Seventy years later, they still have a long way to go. But there are many folks of color there now, with many women and men of color as fighter pilots and also in non-fighter pilot services.

[@outlet6989]

And...

[@pampatrader241]

lot's of WW2 footage... Destroying nazi planes for Russian migs. Yet some F86 footage is spectacular.

[@964cuplove]

There’s a „female reporter“ waiting… I doubt a male reporter would have been called anything but a reporter… and then of course she‘s not interested in the facts and military picture, all she wants to do is to report about the wives. The attitude of the time makes me sick today.

[@streamintrip]

Poor print and B&W. Robert Stack rarely seems emotionally connected with his roles.

[@gulfflier4700]

"why that woman is going to have a baby" Oh Lord another nuclear engineer woman reporter.

[@shawnbrown7909]

Bad movie

[@dbart101]

Way too corny ! Skip it.

[@billhuber2964]

I like corney flicks.

[@htw9594]

What a crock!

[@calificaciones55555]

very bad movie

[@karelmarx8899]

Corean war . North corean win

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

A tie. South Korea is still free. Was stationed at K8.

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

Nam on the other hand.....

[@jerseymike7946]

This is a COLOR film, why bother showing such a shoddy, fuzzy print? Don't you have any pride in something your name is attached to, CineCare Classics? Time to up your game.