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Summer Incident
 

 


The story of the Marines who landed in Lebanon to secure American interests, and the naval personnel that got them there.
Narrated by Jean Shepherd

Studio: Todd A-O
Date: 1958
Director: Louis de Rochemont
Producer: Louis de Rochemont
Running Time: 30 Minutes
Status:

VHS - Buy it here:

Notes:
I have a copy of the video that he narrated. It's a Navy film called "Summer Incident" about the US Invasion of Lebanon in 1958, a Louie de Rochemont film. He also makes reference to his experiences on the Navy Carrier CV9 Essex and Cruiser Springdale in a number of his WOR shows like 2-4-65, 1-12-76 and others. He just narrated the film, no on screen or credits. It is one of those official Navy films so his script is very rigid and word for word,, no adlibs.

gary in calif.

Portions of this movie may have been released in a film short called "The March of Todd-AO"

In a Shep program from 03-04-74, Shep describes a trip he took on CVA 9 off the coast of Lebanon.
Here is that ship and the planes parked on the bow of the one shot is the A4D which he refers to in that program.
Courtesy - Bob Clark

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