Date: Sun, 09 Mar 1997 11:51:46 -0500 From: Vic Campbell Organization: Grade-A Productions Subject: TIN CANS I just found your site! I love it. I was looking for the new Tin Can Sailor site, but found this via a destroyer page! I am making a documentary about Tin Can Sailors and am collecting video interviews. Shipboard life in key. Also interviews from battle vets and etc., but the overall feel of life aboard tin cans is the emphasis. Could use some good 8mm super 8mm film if anyone has any. Will transfer up to 400 feet for free to video for sailors who are willing to send me the film and $5 return postage. I'll send back the film and a vhs copy. I need the ship footage from normal people who had film cameras. I will provide a release form as well and will provide credit to contributors in our video documentary. I am a member of the New Jersey Tin Can Sailors and served in USS O'Callahan DE-1051 , 1971-74. Maybe I can get my ship together for this site as well. I am impressed. We recently completed a video documentary about USS Houston CA-30, lost in Java Sea, March 1, 1942. Presented the survivors with the documentary on 55th anniversary Memorial Service in Houston last week. Commercial version will be available in two weeks. Any suggestions on where we should be advertising would be welcomed. A web site is dedicated to this project and can be found at http:/www.grade-a.com/houston I hope you will take a look. Reviews are starting to come in. Looks like we did it right and praise is really high. Very high, actually. Not bad for our very first documentary and company that is only 3 years old!

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