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Title:HMS JUPITER OPERATES OUT OF JEBEL ALI [Allocated Title]
Film Number:ADM 6379
Other titles:THE ROYAL NAVY IN THE GULF, 1990-1991 [Allocated Series Title]
Summary: HMS Jupiter leaves Jebel Ali for a routine patrol.
Description: Commander Wright cons his ship as she leaves Jebel Ali. General bridge scenes. Sequence showing the loading of the sextuple Sea Wolf launcher. Each missile is brought forward on a trolley, the rear doors of a launcher cell are opened, and a portable ramp attached so that the missile on its trolley can be aligned with the cell and hand-winched into position - the slowness of this manual procedure is well emphasised. Aerial sequence from the ship's helicopter as it circles HMS Jupiter (F.60) Sequence shot inside the helicopter on the flightdeck - the crew are from 829 Squadron. LA from flightdeck as Lynx 443 takes off, then cut to landing with MS of FDO - a GPMG on a AA mounting is visible in the background.
Alternative Title:THE ROYAL NAVY IN THE GULF, 1990-1991 [Allocated Series Title]
Production Details: Directorate of Public Relations (Navy) Film and Photographic (Production company)
Cutler, David (Production individual)
Personalities, Units and Organisations: Wright, J W T (person)
Royal Navy, Jupiter (regiment/service)
Royal Navy, Fleet Air Arm & Sqdn 829 (regiment/service)
Keywords: ships, British naval - frigate: Jupiter (object name)
aircraft, British naval - helicopter: Westland Lynx (object name)
weapons, British naval - missile: Sea Wolf (object name)
operations, British naval - sortie (object name)
12/7(536.8) (event)
Saudi Arabia & Jebel Ali (geography)
Physical Characteristics: Colour format: Colour
Sound format: Sound
Soundtrack language: English
Title language: None
Subtitle language: None
Technical Details: Format: Beta-SP; VHS
Number of items/reels/tapes: 1
Running time: 20 mins