Off Limits!

FILMS THAT THE MILITARY DOESN'T WANT YOU TO SEE!

Pilots fighting in the ready room. Flight crews starting jets with cigarette lighters. These hi-jinks might not be regulation, but they do appear in "Launch 'Em", an infamous Navy film shot aboard the carrier Hancock.

A short time after its release, "Launch 'Em" was banned by the brass. And it wasn't alone. "The Man From LOX, an ambitious safety film that went a bit too far, was pulled faster than you can say "this is also lox". "Private Snafu" and a whole series of WWII cartoons, were put on the scrap heap right after VJ Day.

They were gone, but not forgotten. Now, we've managed to assemble a collection of ten of the most legendary, most outrageous government-funded films and cartoons ever made.

Color and B&W films. Run time: 90 minutes

Launch Em The Man from LOX Duck and Cover Private Snafu Air Force goes "Pop" Military Film Bloopers US Navy Recruiting Cartoon Koenig's Corner Checking In Captain Rich Retires JFK Visits the Fleet