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Jack London's "Love of Life" movie trailer for television 00:31
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Jack London's "Love of Life" movie trailer for televisionrunning time:00:31 added by:ostazz source: YouTubeThe full-length feature film "Love of Life," based on the short story of the same name by Jack London will premiere May 19th at the Island Resort & Casino theater in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The adaptation, written by The Village's Robert Gregg, of Escanaba, Michigan, and directed by Kevin Swigert, Sun Valley, Idaho, was shot on location in the interior of Alaska where the original story took place. The plot focuses on a gold miner from 1899 who leaves his claim late in the year, is abandoned by his partner, and must survive the hardships of Alaska to make it back to his fiancé in Fairbanks. Over the course of the film, the starving man becomes delusional and in the end he struggles not only against the wilderness, but also against himself to survive. The tag line for the motion picture is "Where there's hope, there's life." Peter Ammel, Madison, Wisconsin, plays the lead. Ammel has starred in several regional stage performances of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Macbeth, Oliver, Guys and Dolls, and Into the Woods. "Pete's performance was exceptional," said director Swigert. "He set a high standard for the crew every day, and we felt obligated to also give our best." "I look on this as the role of a lifetime," said Ammel. "Not many actors get the chance to play the lead in their first feature film. It's a big opportunity." "The shoot went beyond our expectations," said Gregg, who is also the film's producer. "Pete's extraordinary acting ability set the example. And we ...
Jack London's "Love of Life" movie trailer 00:31
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Jack London's "Love of Life" movie trailerrunning time:00:31 added by:ostazz source: YouTubeThe full-length feature film "Love of Life," based on the short story of the same name by Jack London will premiere May 19th at the Island Resort & Casino theater in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The adaptation, written by The Village's Robert Gregg, of Escanaba, Michigan, and directed by Kevin Swigert, Sun Valley, Idaho, was shot on location in the interior of Alaska where the original story took place. The plot focuses on a gold miner from 1899 who leaves his claim late in the year, is abandoned by his partner, and must survive the hardships of Alaska to make it back to his fiancé in Fairbanks. Over the course of the film, the starving man becomes delusional and in the end he struggles not only against the wilderness, but also against himself to survive. The tag line for the motion picture is "Where there's hope, there's life." Peter Ammel, Madison, Wisconsin, plays the lead. Ammel has starred in several regional stage performances of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Macbeth, Oliver, Guys and Dolls, and Into the Woods. "Pete's performance was exceptional," said director Swigert. "He set a high standard for the crew every day, and we felt obligated to also give our best." "I look on this as the role of a lifetime," said Ammel. "Not many actors get the chance to play the lead in their first feature film. It's a big opportunity." "The shoot went beyond our expectations," said Gregg, who is also the film's producer. "Pete's extraordinary acting ability set the example. And we ...
Ground-Based Interceptor (GBI) Ballistic Missile Defense System Test Launch 00:30
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Ground-Based Interceptor (GBI) Ballistic Missile Defense System Test Launchrunning time:00:30 added by:jaglavaksoldier source: YouTubeGround-Based Interceptor is a three-stage, solid fuel booster with an Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV). When launched, the booster missile carries the EKV toward the target's predicted location in space. Once released from the booster, the EKV uses data received in-flight from ground-based radars and its own on-board sensors to close with and destroy the target warhead well outside Earth's atmosphere using only the kinetic force of the direct collision to destroy the target warhead. Interceptor missiles are emplaced at Fort Greely, Alaska and Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. A total of 30 interceptors were deployed at the end of 2010.
The boys Fishing in the Morning Memorial Day 11 07:58
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The boys Fishing in the Morning Memorial Day 11running time:07:58 added by:akgeronimo501 source: YouTubeCamping Memorial Day 2011 Fort Greely Alaska.
B Co., 1-143rd Inf. (ABN) Training Fort Greely 01:35
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B Co., 1-143rd Inf. (ABN) Training Fort Greelyrunning time:01:35 added by:NationalGuardAlaska source: YouTubeAlaska Army National Guardsmen from across the state consolidated on Fort Greely Sept. 9-27 to participate in their final pre-deployment training in Alaska before mobilizing in November for a deployment to Afghanistan. Soldiers from B Company, 1st Battalion, 143rd Infantry (Airborne) Regiment met at Camp Denali and drove a convoy of up-armored HUMVEES and military ambulances more than 320 miles North to Fort Greely Alaska Sept. 9, for training in the Donnelly Training Area. While deployed, the company will handle the Security Forces (SECFOR) mission for the Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRT) which is helping the Afghan nation rebuild. The PRT operates in potentially dangerous areas of Afghanistan to rebuild infrastructure, assist with agriculture, build wells and provide healthcare. During training, B Co., 1-143rd Inf. (ABN) Soldiers completed the crawl, walk, run portions of their training, as well as any warrior tasks that needed to be accomplished. In addition to the basic warrior tasks, the Soldiers continued with training they touched on during their first consolidation training on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in July. Soldiers honed their skills on how to react to near and far ambushes, troop leading procedures, convoy operations, Quick Reaction Force (QRF) operations and PRT SECFOR operations.
Sergeant Major of the Army Visits Alaska 01:28
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Sergeant Major of the Army Visits Alaskarunning time:01:28 added by:NationalGuardAlaska source: YouTubeDuring a visit to Fort Greely, Alaska, Sgt. Maj. of the Army, Raymond F. Chandler III, made time to visit Soldiers from B Company, 1st Battalion, 143rd Infantry (Airborne) Regiment, Sept. 22. The Soldiers, who will mobilize in November for a deployment to Afghanistan in February had the opportunity to ask Chandler questions and have lunch with him. Chandler spoke candidly to the Soldiers about their upcoming deployment, what they could expect in Afghanistan and what he expects from them. Chandler also encouraged the Soldiers to travel the road less traveled in doing what is right. Six Soldiers were chosen by their platoon sergeant to receive the Sergeant Major of the Army coin.
Historic Fort Monroe - The Big Picture 26:47
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Historic Fort Monroe - The Big Picturerunning time:26:47 added by:nuclearvault source: YouTubeNational Archives and Records Administration ARC Identifier 2569617 / Local Identifier 111-TV-348 Big Picture: Historic Fort Monroe Historic Fort Monroe and Continental Army Command activities shown on "THE BIG PICTURE" -- The Army's half-hour filmed TV documentary THE BIG PICTURE covers activities at historic Fort Monroe, Virginia, Headquarters, Continental Army Command. Here is an Army post which almost breathes tradition and in recent years has become an attraction for tourists from all over the country. MSgt. Stuart Queen, the series' host-narrator, takes his audience into the old walled fort, the only one of its kind in this country surrounded by a moat. It was in one of the small rooms of the fort that Confederate President Jefferson Davis was imprisoned, today known as the "Casemate Museum." A standout job in photography has been accomplished in filming the interior of the lovely Chapel of the Centurion which serves as a post chapel. Hanging from the walls of the chancel and nave are the flags and colors of old regiments of the United States Army. The stained glass windows of the Chapel are dedicated to the military men who have served at Fort Monroe. On such a window is inscribed, "He died so the kids next door may live." Additional coverage is given to activities of test boards in six different locales of the US and the arctic test branch at Fort Greely, Alaska. Although old in history, Fort Monroe, home of the Continental Army Command, still plays a prominent ...
In The News 2-27-1956 06:27
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In The News 2-27-1956running time:06:27 added by:zookeeper220 source: YouTube1) Fort Greely Alaska - Operation Moosehorn - combat teams on skiis - supplies parachuted to ground troops - tents during blowing snow (2) Ambassador John Lodge to Spain with military equipment sent to Spain at Cartegena "tanks for bases to bar the spread of Red aggression" (3) Billy Graham to Japan (4) train accident (5) Yuba City CA celebrates Christmas in February, was postponed by flood (6) Fashions inspired by film Benny Goodman Story (7) sports: Austrian ski championship (8) stock car race Daytona FL (complete newsreel)
Fort Greely Drive 05:27
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Arctic Ice Road Engineers.mov 01:38
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Arctic Ice Road Engineers.movrunning time:01:38 added by:bgarz001 source: YouTubeSoldiers from the 6th Engineer Bn. assigned to Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska, set out on a mission to construct an ice bridge that crosses the Delta River on Fort Greely, Alaska. The Army Engineers constuct the bridge by building ice and crushing it then grating it out until the surface is able to support Heavy Equipment up to 56 tons Story by Brehl Garza |
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