with huge dramatized scenes on board a ship, but was assembled from aerial and combat footage by ensign budd boetticher, who directed many low-budget westerns. (music) (music) >> well, now we know where we are going. i don't mind japs, but snakes. >> how did the skipper say it? >> i heard him. he said okinawa. >> they say this place looks like the country around frisco. >> they say people are like japs. >> spent my honeymoon there. made it in eight hours. >> what was holding you back. i used to make it to buffalo in new york and six flat. >> 370 miles. right here we are closer to japan than that. we are 320 miles from their home office. >> you heard him. that is what the old man said. >> that is closer than new york. i always -- (music) >> it is awfully close. mighty close. >> yes, mighty close, especially for a modern bomber with a job to do. one hour from any number of jap airfields. here we were closer than any fleet in history. at midway, in the coral sea, even the mariana, it had been against the japanese air force, but now against the inner islands, the range was easy for any jap

dramatized scenes, but was assembled primarily from aerial and combat footage by filmmaker and navy ensign budd boetticher, who directed many navy westerns. ♪ ♪ >> well, now we know where we are going. if you get that about those snakes. i don't mind japs, but snakes. >> how did the skipper say it? okie, okie, okie. >> i heard him. he said okinawa. ♪ >> you know, they say this place looks like the country around frisco. >> yeah, but the people look like japs. >> frisco. don't like what is happening. they call it frisco. that my having one o spent my honeymoon up there. drove up from l.a. made it in eight hours. 400 miles. >> eight hours. what was holding you back? i used to make it to buffalo in new york in six flat. that is 370 miles. with hills. >> 370 miles. why, right here we are closer to japan than that. we are just 325 miles from their home office. >> 325 miles? >> you heard him. that's what the old man said. >> 325 miles. it is closer to work -- i always felt pretty safe. >> it is awfully close. mighty close. ♪ >> yes, mighty close, especially for a modern bomber with a job to do.

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. >>> the alameda county fair, one of the biggest and oldest of ensign alameda county will be canceled this year because of the pandemic. the county fair was due to run from june 19 to july 12, but, organizers had announced they are canceling it because of the safety of guests and staff. the county fairs started in 1912, it attracted almost 1/2 million people just last year. >>> starting tomorrow, napa county well require people to wear a face covering inside of businesses, or other workplaces. the county only recommended the public wear a mask or other face coverings, face coverings have not been required for children six years of age or younger. >>> the governor is revealing a previously unknown piece of information about the spread of the coronavirus. >> this started in the state of california, and a nail salon. i want to remind you, and remind everyone of that. i am very worried about that. >> the governor was asked during his daily news confident wife nail salons were not part of the phase 2 reopening plan for today. he did not explain further about what had happened, but, the fir

his roommate, another ensign, was now a rear admiral in charge of naval personnel. he calls of his old pal, the admiral, and says all this army and navy footage is unusable. would you send me at least three or four navy photographers who know their equipment and handle their equipment? also two marines and i will teach them how to tell stories with their cameras. that started the school of tutorial journalism at the march of time in 1941. so i applied for the school, was turned down, applied again. i had a third application, i was working for the navy. and one day this quarter the president had come up with, -- order the president had come up with, one of the reservists came into our office. because of his background, took over the newsreel department. he had been a director at the march of time. when i learned that, i went back to him one day and said lieutenant, can i go to lunch with you? it was something never done in those days. he was an outsider, so he said, yes. i got a lot to tell you about my problems with mot, march of time. he said we will see what happe

76 4 sonoma santa rosa's coming in at 79 and shelley and number and beaches, 58 4 point rain 61st ensign beaches going pretty cool for this weekend anyway. so what we take a look at we get past all of that is into next week temperatures climb. well quickly through the 80's. while but 89 for thursday, but i think we'll start to see some 90's poking through there on thursday and potentially stay with us into the following weekend. give you a real good flavor of some early summer coming our way for the middle of next week. check and bay area traffic and bridges and all that fun stuff. well, what shake it. >>well i can tell you what's not heating up the traffic ever since shelter in place this is what we see every day you know i know everybody knows at around 00:48am in the morning in a perfect world you would see cars backed up as far as you can possibly see. no problems however if you're heading into san francisco. if you need to use the bay bridge from the bay bridge, the richmond sandra fell bridge even lighter you only see a handful of cars heading towards the toll plaza. i think your b

and joe is younger brother ran the garlic and parts department and all of the ensign the girl cousins work in the office. now the boy cousins and me, we worked out of the car lot cleaning and waxing cars. arches son-in-law, when going to run the ohio car dealer association and i would go on to do whatever it is that i do. and even in these dark days, for the american automobile, the times that we should've stayed in toledo and taken over the buick agency. because really man those late night tv local car dealership ads, i got this whole that i wanted to pirate treasure island buick. about with a parent on my shoulder eyepatch . on down to pirate patch. and where you can walk the plank. don't miss our pieces of used cars pretty free chocolate lens with the kitties. it's been a great life. but what died in 1960. an aspirin but car dealer. we owe everything to the american car. without it, we cannot read. we didn't have enough food and suffering so our history begins the beginning of the american car ., no, some of us, having gone to college. we didn't go far in college we didn't do very

navy film assembled primarily from aerial and ship combat footage by hollywood filmmaker and navy ensign bud bodiker. the film was part of american history tv's real america series, which looks at history through archival films. american history tv, now and over the weekend, on c-span3. >>> every saturday night, american history tv takes you to college classrooms around the country for "lectures in history." >> why do you all know who lizzie borden is? and raise your hand if you had ever heard of this murder, the jean harris murder trial before this class. >> the deepest cause where we'll find the true meaning of the revolution was in this transformation that took place in the minds of the american people. >> and so, we're going to talk about both of these sides of this story here, right? the tools, the techniques of slave owner power. and we'll also talk about the tools and techniques of tower that were practiced by enslaved people. >> watch history professors lead discussions with their students on topics ranging from the american revolution to september 11th. "lectures in history" on