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Brad, an American living in the Philippines, enrolls at [[EverythingIsBigInTexas Texas A&M University]], hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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* HeroicSacrifice - Brad is riding in the back seat of a Japanese plane at Midway, to report on the battle as a [[TokyoRose Japanese propagandist]]. He seizes control of the plane and crashes into the flight deck of a Japanese carrier, wreaking havoc at a key moment of the battle.
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A [[WorldWarII 1943]] American {{propaganda}} film directed by John Rawlins and centered around a student at [[EverythingIsBigInTexas Texas A&M University]].
Brad (Richard Quine), an American living in the Philippines, enrolls at Texas A&M, hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
Brad (Richard Quine), an American living in the Philippines, enrolls at Texas A&M, hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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A [[WorldWarII 1943]] 1943 American WorldWarII {{propaganda}} film directed by John Rawlins and centered around a student at [[EverythingIsBigInTexas Texas A&M University]].
Brad (Richard Quine),starring Richard Quine.
Brad, an American living in the Philippines, enrolls at [[EverythingIsBigInTexas TexasA&M, A&M University]], hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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A [[WorldWarII 1943]] American {{propaganda}} film directed by John Rawlins and centered around a student at [[EverythingIsBigInTexas Texas A&M University]]. Brad, University]].
Brad (Richard Quine), an American living in thePhilippines Philippines, enrolls in at Texas A&M University, A&M, hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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* CaliforniaDoubling - Surprisingly averted. It was shot in College Station, Texas. However, so much the university has changed that it's difficult to identify exactly films were shot.
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*TheMountainsOfIllinois - Almost. This being College Station, Texas, there are no rolling hills and cliffs where they practiced with horses, or even basements in homes for that matter. However, there are hills just west of town near Highway 47, and some of the older homes near campus had basements...however, the railroad scene was almost certainly filmed with stock footage.
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*SeriousBusiness - The traditions of Texas A&M University, including letting the [[strike:mascot]] [[strike:dog]] [[InsistentTerminology First Lady Of Aggieland]], Reveille, sleep in his bed because that was the bunk she decided to lay down on.
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A [[WorldWarII 1943]] American {{propaganda}} film centered around a student at [[EverythingsBiggerInTexas Texas A&M University]]. Brad, an American living in the Philippines enrolls in Texas A&M University, hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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A [[WorldWarII 1943]] American {{propaganda}} film centered around a student at [[EverythingsBiggerInTexas [[EverythingIsBigInTexas Texas A&M University]]. Brad, an American living in the Philippines enrolls in Texas A&M University, hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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*SeriousBusiness - The traditions of Texas A&M University, including letting the [[strike:mascot]] [[strike:dog]] [[InsistentTerminology First Lady Of Aggieland, Aggieland]], Reveille, sleep in his bed because that was the bunk she decided to lay down on.
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A [[WorldWarII 1943]] American {{propaganda}} film centered around a student at [[EverythingIsBiggerInTexas Texas A&M University]]. An American living in the Philippines enrolls in Texas A&M University, hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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A [[WorldWarII 1943]] American {{propaganda}} film centered around a student at [[EverythingIsBiggerInTexas [[EverythingsBiggerInTexas Texas A&M University]]. An Brad, an American living in the Philippines enrolls in Texas A&M University, hoping to study [[CallToAgriculture agriculture]] so that he can apply that education to improving life in the Philippine Islands, which he calls home. The first two friends he meets at A&M are a pair of Japanese students, who turn out to be [[YellowPeril spies]]. He is suspected of being a spy because of his association with the Japanese students, and ends up joining their spy ring, hoping to sabotage it from inside. Finally, he ends up as a Tokyo Rose-style Japanese propaganda broadcaster, who [[ContrivedCoincidence somehow]] finds himself broadcasting from the back seat of a Japanese plane during the Battle of Midway. He wrests control of the plane at a key moment in the battle, and crashes it into the Japanese flagship to prevent it from launching planes to intercept a squadron of American planes led by one of his classmates from Texas A&M.
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