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Black Sheep - A Definitive Account of the Original WWII Squadron (VMF-214)

31 Comments

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David Jeffrey Merwin
4 years ago

Semper Fi.

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John Stodd
8 years ago Featured

My father is 'The Last Sheep Home.' Seeing his story on the big screen would be such an honor.

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Jim Edwards
9 years ago

U.S.A.F.

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Evan Alessi
9 years ago

God bless them all

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James McDermott
10 years ago

The Pacific campaign is my favorite of W W II because it is where my dad flew , he was a gunner on the B-29.

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Roho
10 years ago

I red the the book of papy's life he was an example for me, a son of the 70'

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Dan Jansen
10 years ago

Finally....it's about time that more was shown about the history of our flier in the Pacific Theater.

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William F. Wilson
10 years ago Featured

Good luck with the project. My Grandfather flew F4Us off the USS Sicily with the VMF 214 in Korea. Cpt. William F. Simpson, III KIA Sept. 16, 1950.

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Charles Johnson
10 years ago

I have been waiting for something like this for a long time!

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Michael Mejia
10 years ago

Thank you!

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Tom Gilbert
10 years ago Featured

That sure would be a great Addition to American Television aviation history, As a boy in So. Calif. I was able to see the T.V set for Ba,Ba Black sheep at Indian Dunes, It was something seeing those Awesome F4U Corsair's and the entire set. I wish that they were filming at the time. I am a member of the Commemorative Air Force and my favorite War Bird in our fleet is the F4U Corsair,

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Holly Ramsey
10 years ago

I love the exploits of the VMF 214. Watched Black Sheep Squadron as a child with my father weekly!! Loved that show! Always wanted to fly in a Cprsair and visit the Solomons, Rabaul, and where the Black Sheep were stationed!

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John Kesler
11 years ago

Let's hope it happens.

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Alan B Conrad II
11 years ago

Hope it is produced soon

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Julie Schuster
11 years ago

Good luck!

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Ann Boldt
11 years ago

Excited for you Mark!

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Robert L Sullivan
11 years ago

I was an AE-3 with VA 25 on board the USS Midway during the 1965 cruise where 2 of our pilots shot down a Mig 17 I was one of the shop trouble shooters that sent that launch out. also at the end of the 65 Deployment Our EO flew out and dropped a toilet to celebrate our 6.000.000 lb or ord.

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Kent
11 years ago

USAF Veteran

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Karen Chronister
11 years ago

This needs to happen.

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William J. Gasser
11 years ago

USAF 1961 - 1965