Writing
Frank Wead
Born 1895-10-24
Died 1947-11-15
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.
Credits
Newest first
The Wings of EaglesWriter1957
Blaze of NoonScreenplay1947
The Beginning or the EndWriter1947
The Hoodlum SaintWriter1946
They Were ExpendableScreenplay1945
DestroyerStory1943- DestroyerScreenplay1943
Dive BomberScreenplay1941- Dive BomberStory1941
I Wanted WingsStory1941
Moon Over BurmaWriter1940
20,000 Men a YearStory1939
Tail SpinWriter1939
The CitadelScreenplay1938
Test PilotOriginal Story1938
A Yank at OxfordTreatment1938
Submarine D-1Story1937- Submarine D-1Screenplay1937
Sea DevilsScreenplay1937
China ClipperScreenplay1936
Ceiling ZeroTheatre Play1936- Ceiling ZeroScreenplay1936
The Great ImpersonationScreenplay1935
StrandedStory1935
Murder in the FleetScreenplay1935
Storm Over the AndesScreenplay1935
West Point of the AirScreenplay1935
I'll Tell the WorldStory1934
Midshipman JackScreenplay1933
Air MailStory1932- Air MailScreenplay1932
The All-AmericanWriter1932
DirigibleStory1931
The Flying FleetStory1929