Review: The Flying Missile, movie.
I found this obscure little movie on the web. This 1950's movie starred Glen Ford as submarine commander involved in early submarine guided missile development. Though the story is fictitious, and a bit boring. In it you get to see V-2's, V-1's, [JB-2] the Ford/Republic Aviation version called the Loon, and Guppy submarines. The last photo is of a Loon at the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Long Island.
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gary sausmikat said on May 21, 2022
Cool movie poster! With my daughter moving to NYC soon the cradle museum is on my bucket list.
Spiros Pendedekas said on May 21, 2022
Thanks for sharing, Robert!
John vd Biggelaar said on May 21, 2022
Thanks, Robert.
David Adams said on May 21, 2022
OMG! I've actually recently streamed this movie. Got sucked in by the title. But it had submarines and flying stuff in it so who cares about the plot (or lack thereof).
Tom Rodgers said on May 24, 2022
We visited the Cradle of Aviation Museum in July 2015 when three of my wife's poems were featured in a special show there about the Literature of Flight. We were given a personally guided tour by Rod Leonhard, the museum's Creative Director. As a retired A-10 pilot, I really liked the Republic Aviation displays. That museum is a Gem!