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Genres: Drama, War
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When Kirk Douglas is at the morgue to identify his wife's body, he asks the attendant about the man she was brought in with. The attendant replies, "The Air Force claimed the body this morning." Unlike Britain, the United States had no Air Force until 1947. A correct reply would have been "The Army ..." or "The Army Air Corps ..." [From the early 1920s until 1947 it was correct to refer to either the U.S. Army Air Corps or U.S. Army Air Force, even though both terms referred to the same thing. The attendant was referring to a contemporary military unit, not the U.S. Air Force created after the war.]
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