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Navy Videos
Petitioner has remained involved with the U.S. Navy since he
retired in 1960. He regularly attends Navy reunions and has
stayed in touch with U.S. Naval Academy classmates and with
shipmates. Petitioner is an active member of the U.S. Naval
Academy Alumni Association. As a result of his lifelong personal
interest in the Navy, petitioner has made videotapes about the
Navy and his experiences. For example, he made a videotape about
his 1935 graduating class of the U.S. Naval Academy and a
videotape about the U.S.S. Minneapolis, which he showed at a
reunion of the personnel of the U.S.S. Minneapolis. Petitioner
has given some of his Navy videotapes to such places as the
Department of the Navy, the U.S. Naval Academy, and the Hoover
Institution. Table 2 summarizes these videotapes.
Table 2
1. Captain K.G. Schacht Video - This video covers
Captain K.G. Schacht’s experiences in a Japanese
prisoner-of-war camp during World War II. Captain
Schacht was one of petitioner’s classmates at the
Naval Academy. As of the trial date, petitioner
had not yet completed the video and had not sold
any copies.
2. Shakedown Cruise U.S.S. Minneapolis - This video
covers the U.S.S. Minneapolis’ maiden voyage in
1934. Petitioner was on this ship from 1935-1937,
after having been graduated from the Naval Academy
in 1935. Petitioner sold four copies for a total
of $80. Petitioner received inquiries about the
video after it was mentioned in an alumni
newsletter for the U.S.S. Minneapolis.
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