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Frank Wead

Oct 24, 1895 -

From Wikipedia

Frank Wilbur "Spig" Wead (born October 24, 1895,

in Peoria, Illinois – died November 15, 1947, in Santa Monica, California) was

a U.S. Navy aviator turned screenwriter who helped promote United States Naval

aviation from its inception through World War II.

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Movie1938A Yank at OxfordTreatmentCrew
Movie1957The Wings of EaglesWriterWriting
Movie1941Dive BomberScreenplayWriting
Movie1945They Were ExpendableScreenplayWriting
Movie1946The Hoodlum SaintWriterWriting
Movie1938The CitadelScreenplayWriting
Movie1936Ceiling ZeroScreenplayWriting
Movie1936Ceiling ZeroTheatre PlayWriting
Movie1947The Beginning or the EndWriterWriting
Movie1931DirigibleStoryWriting
Movie1929The Flying FleetStoryWriting
Movie1936China ClipperScreenplayWriting
Movie1943DestroyerStoryWriting
Movie1943DestroyerScreenplayWriting
Movie1937Sea DevilsScreenplayWriting
Movie1940Moon Over BurmaWriterWriting
Movie1947Blaze of NoonScreenplayWriting
Movie1938Test PilotOriginal StoryWriting
Movie1939Tail SpinWriterWriting
Movie1937Submarine D-1StoryWriting
Movie1937Submarine D-1ScreenplayWriting
Movie1941Dive BomberStoryWriting
Movie1935West Point of the AirScreenplayWriting
Movie1934I'll Tell the WorldStoryWriting
Movie1932Air MailScreenplayWriting
Movie1932Air MailStoryWriting
Movie1935Storm Over the AndesScreenplayWriting
Movie1935StrandedStoryWriting
Movie1941I Wanted WingsStoryWriting
Movie1932The All-AmericanWriterWriting
Movie193920,000 Men a YearStoryWriting
Movie1935The Great ImpersonationScreenplayWriting
Movie1933Midshipman JackScreenplayWriting
Movie1935Murder in the FleetScreenplayWriting