James Stewart and American bombers share the screen
“Strategic Air Command” (Olive Films) is a film for those who love aviation and airplanes. Made in 1954 at the height of the Cold War, the movie is the story of the St. Louis Cardinals’ star third baseman, Robert “Dutch” Holland (James Stewart) who, after serving time as a fighter pilot during World War II, is recalled to active duty to be part of the Air Force’s Strategic Air Command (SAC) because experienced pilots are needed as first defense in case of enemy attack. The Soviet Union is the enemy most feared as the power likely to launch an attack, and the new B-47 Stratojets will carry atomic bombs as an ever-ready deterrent.<br /><br />This doesn’t sit well with Sally (June Allyson), Dutch’s wife of five months, who is expecting a baby. Dutch, who is initially upset at being recalled to duty and leaving his wife, attempts to balance his military duty with his private life, which tend to blend together, since Sally lives on the base. The major conflict is whether Dutch will continue as a Major League baseball player or shift his full-time attention to SAC.<br /><br /> The domestic story of Dutch and Sally is secondary to the aviation sequences. The movie can be considered as a propaganda film since it devotes more screen time to the huge bombers than to its human stars. In any case, it is certainly a patriotic flag waver. There is more than a passing similarity to the career of Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams, who served in both World War II and later the Korean War just as his baseball career was at tits peak. The film was a perfect fit for Stewart, who had flown many missions as a pilot during World War II.<br /><br />Director Anthony Mann has practically fashioned a cinematic valentine to the B-36 and B-47 aircraft — the backbone of our air defense before missiles proved more accurate. The VistaVision camera pans lovingly over their impressive silver bodies, shows them taking off, films them in flight, and includes them in as many sequences as possible. Shots of the planes are lengthy, clearly intended to inspire awe at their power, size, and lethal potential, and are accompanied by Victor Young’s rousing score.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : James Stewart (Vertigo) and June Allyson (The Glenn Miller Story) star in director Anthony Mann's (El Cid) Cold War aviation drama Strategic Air Command. Robert "Dutch" Holland (Stewart), a successful player for the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team, finds his inactive duty status with the U.S. Air Force suddenly active. When Holland, originally tasked with a staff job, is promoted to commanding a B-36 bomber crew, his attempts to balance domestic life with Sally (Allyson as his devoted wife) and service to God and country will test not only his marriage, but also his sense of self. Equally impressive is the supporting cast that includes Frank Lovejoy (Try and Get Me), Barry Sullivan (The Bad and the Beautiful), Henry Morgan (High Noon), Jay C. Flippen (The Killing), James Bell (Holiday Inn) and Rosemary DeCamp (Yankee Doodle Dandy)..