Metadata
- Title: AIR-SEA RESCUE (WALRUS) [Allocated Title]
- Film Number: ACB 49
- Other titles:
- Summary:
- Description: A pilot gets into the cockpit of a Supermarine Walrus aircraft, joining his navigator. Inside the cockpit, a rescued pilot drinks, helped by the Walrus pilot. The Walrus then takes off, flies overhead; it then lands, coming in over a group of Spitfires, and near two hangars seen in the background. Panning shot, from Walrus engine to wing tip, with sea below (various takes, all of fine quality). A pilot, in a rubber dinghy, floats alongside the Walrus, and is helped up. He gives a photogenic smile.
- Access Conditions: IWM Attribution: © IWM
- Featured Period: 1939-1945
- Production Date: 1944-07-07
- Production Country: GB
- Production Details: Royal Air Force (Production company) Coop, Eric W (Production individual)
- Personalities, Units and Organisations: Royal Air Force (regiment/service)
- Keywords: aircraft, British - combat: Supermarine Spitfire (object name) aircraft, British - seaplane: Supermarine Walrus (object name) equipment, British air - survival: rubber dinghy (object name) operations, British air - rescue: air-sea (object name) GB, England & Shoreham, Sussex <RAF Station> (geography)
- Physical Characteristics: Colour format: B&W Sound format: Silent Soundtrack language: None Title language: None
- Technical Details: Format: 35mm Number of items/reels/tapes: 1 Footage: 373 ft; Running time: 4 mins
- Notes: Summary: see remarks to ACB 21. Technical: print is part of a can comprising ACB 47-50. There is no ACB 48. (A 'wild' track, not a can of film.)
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