Fly High with Twelve O'Clock High: The Ultimate Fan Hangar
A gripping dive into psychological warfare and leadership, Twelve O'Clock High thrusts you into the turmoil of World War II air combat, showcasing how burdens of command and relentless bombing raids test the mettle of even the toughest leaders and their crews.
Twelve O'Clock High Trivia
In "Twelve O'Clock High," who is the commanding officer of the 918th Bomb Group? (Expert)
#1: Colonel Keith Davenport
#2: Colonel Gregory Peck
#3: Colonel Dan Arkins
#4: Brigadier General Frank Savage
What year was the film "Twelve O'Clock High" released? (Medium)
#1: 1946
#2: 1949
#3: 1952
#4: 1955
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Twelve O'Clock High Fun Facts
Real combat footage from World War II was used in the film.
Twelve O'Clock High was the first film to use the phrase twelve o'clock high in reference to aerial combat, which later became common aviation terminology.
Twelve O'Clock High Polls
Who's your favorite character from "Twelve O'Clock High"?
General Frank Savage
Brigadier General Edward Pritchard
Major Harvey Stovall
Lieutenant Colonel Joe Cobb
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What is your favorite aerial battle scene from "Twelve O'Clock High"?
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