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PostPosted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:07 am 
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Here is the initial trailer of the F-100F roll-out that we did at the end of March with George "Bud" Day. There is going to be a longer video put out, but it will take a while to get it all put together.

http://www.vimeo.com/22241898


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PostPosted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:13 am 
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Nicely done video.

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Video looks great, but I wanted to let you know that the word 'Sacrifice' at the 25-second mark is spelled incorrectly.

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There is another misspelled word before that as well. We have let the editor know, and he is making the change. He put it together in about a weeks time, so I suspect the proof-reading time was cut a bit shorter than normal.


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PostPosted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:45 am 
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Glad they're on it. I hope I wasn't sounding too picky, but I do a decent bit of editing/proofreading as part of my gig, so I was sure you'd rather know than not...

I also noticed that at the rollout, when Colonel Day lifts his right arm and points to someone at the 2:38 mark, that his motion is very similar to John McCain's, which I took as the result of the torture he endured (as I know it is for Senator McCain). Moving as hell as a reminder of what those men went through once they were captured.

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:46 am 
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The video freezes up @ 1:47

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Inspector, that may just be a matter of letting it load all the way before playing it. It ran fine for me.

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God bless Bud AND the Collings Foundation

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fotobass wrote:
I also noticed that at the rollout, when Colonel Day lifts his right arm and points to someone at the 2:38 mark, that his motion is very similar to John McCain's, which I took as the result of the torture he endured (as I know it is for Senator McCain). Moving as heck as a reminder of what those men went through once they were captured.


The two of them spent quite a bit of time together as roommates at the Hanoi Hilton. If you want a pretty good description of what they went through, I suggest reading "American Patriot: The life and wars of Colonel Bud Day". It describes in there the reasons that a lot of the guys who went through it can no longer lift their arms above their shoulders.


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Thanks for the heads' up on that book. I'll look for it!

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kmiles wrote:
The two of them spent quite a bit of time together as roommates at the Hanoi Hilton. If you want a pretty good description of what they went through, I suggest reading "American Patriot: The life and wars of Colonel Bud Day". It describes in there the reasons that a lot of the guys who went through it can no longer lift their arms above their shoulders.


I had a wing commander (Col. Norman McDaniel, a great, modest guy) who spent 6 years there...IIRC, he had those issues.


I'm sure some on this forum (who see the Americans as the bad guys in Vietnam) will see that as coincidence... :wink:

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That is a nicely done video. Reminded me of the mid 70's when the '159th Coonass Militia' Air Guard outfit in N.O. flew huns from Belle Chase.

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OUTSTANDING !!!!!


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Very nicely done.....Can't wait for the longer version!!!!

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That is an excellent video. Really enjoyed it!


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