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Visit of American Ships to Vladivostok

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Abstract
A film chronicle about the visit of American ships on a friendly visit to Vladivostok. Vladivostok city. Locals at the pier await the arrival of American ships. Nuclear cruiser of the US Navy in the roadstead and at the port. American sailors talk with sailors and officers of the Pacific Fleet of the USSR Navy. Soviet sailors on the deck of the cruiser watching the work of an American sailor. Soviet and American sailors disassemble the device together. Multi-colored flags adorning the American cruiser. Sailors of the Pacific Fleet, local residents climb the ladder to the American cruiser. Soviet large anti-submarine ship is at the pier. An American officer shows visitors the cruiser's navigational cabin. Soviet sailors inspecting the helipad on the deck of the cruiser. A young man in a T-shirt depicting cruisers of the United States and the USSR. American sailors are talking with girls, posing for the camera. Visitors inspect the bow of the cruiser. The Orchestra of American Sailors performs in the town square. Memorial submarine - monument "S-56" on the Korabelnaya embankment of the port. Residents of the city are in line near the American cruiser. The US Navy nuclear cruiser leaves the port, sails along the embankment. Passenger and military ships at the pier.
Director
Heifetz S.A.
Color
Color
Film ID
35607
Keywords
armed forces
, international connections
, sea transport
, artistic activities
, second world war (including the great patriotic war)
, cities
Meterage
126,7
Number of Parts
1
Release Date
1990
Sound