Darby's Rangers: Difference between revisions
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Darby's Rangers: Difference between revisions
'''''Darby’s Rangers''''' (1959) was the next-to-last film directed by [[William A. Wellman]]. It was also the first starring role for actor [[James Garner]]. The movie chronicles the creation of the US Army Rangers and starred Etchika Choureau, [[Jack Warden]], Edd Byrnes (as Edward Byrnes), [[Peter Brown]], [[Stuart Whitman]], and [[Murray Hamilton]]. Col. William Orlando Darby (Garner) envisions an elite Army commando group as the “tip of the Army’s spear,” thus creating the Rangers.
'''''Darby’s Rangers''''' (1959) was the next-to-last film directed by [[William A. Wellman]]. It was also the first starring role for actor ([[James Garner]]). The movie chronicles the creation of the US Army Rangers and starred Etchika Choureau, [[Jack Warden]], Edd Byrnes (as Edward Byrnes), [[Peter Brown]], [[Stuart Whitman]], and [[Murray Hamilton]]. Col. William Orlando Darby (Garner) envisions an elite Army commando group as the “tip of the Army’s spear,” thus creating the Rangers.
Darby’s Rangers (1959) was the next-to-last film directed by William A. Wellman. It was also the first starring role for actor (James Garner). The movie chronicles the creation of the US Army Rangers and starred Etchika Choureau, Jack Warden, Edd Byrnes (as Edward Byrnes), Peter Brown, Stuart Whitman, and Murray Hamilton. Col. William Orlando Darby (Garner) envisions an elite Army commando group as the “tip of the Army’s spear,” thus creating the Rangers.
The following weapons were used in the film Darby’s Rangers:
Throughout the film, Army Rangers carry the M1 Carbine.
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Browning M1919
Throughout the film, Ranger jeeps carry a pedestal mounted Browning M1919 machine gun.
