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From Wikipedia Frank Wilbur "Spig" Wead (born October 24, 1895, in Peoria, Illinois – died November 15, 1947, in Santa Monica, California) was a U.S. Navy aviator turned screenwriter who helped promote United States Naval aviation from its inception through World War II.
Born: October 24, 1895
Died: November 15, 1947 (age 52)
29 total credits across film and television
| Title | Job | Year |
|---|---|---|
The Wings of Eagles Movie | Writing | 1957 |
Movie
Writing |
| 1947 |
Writing | 1947 |
The Hoodlum Saint Movie | Writing | 1946 |
They Were Expendable Movie | Writing | 1945 |
Destroyer Movie | Writing | 1943 |
I Wanted Wings Movie | Writing | 1941 |
Dive Bomber Movie | Writing | 1941 |
Moon Over Burma Movie | Writing | 1940 |
20,000 Men a Year Movie | Writing | 1939 |
Tail Spin Movie | Writing | 1939 |
A Yank at Oxford Movie | Crew | 1938 |
The Citadel Movie | Writing | 1938 |
Test Pilot Movie | Writing | 1938 |
Submarine D-1 Movie | Writing | 1937 |
Sea Devils Movie | Writing | 1937 |
China Clipper Movie | Writing | 1936 |
Ceiling Zero Movie | Writing | 1936 |
Writing | 1935 |
Storm Over the Andes Movie | Writing | 1935 |
Writing | 1935 |
Stranded Movie | Writing | 1935 |
Murder in the Fleet Movie | Writing | 1935 |
I'll Tell the World Movie | Writing | 1934 |
Midshipman Jack Movie | Writing | 1933 |
Air Mail Movie | Writing | 1932 |
The All-American Movie | Writing | 1932 |
Dirigible Movie | Writing | 1931 |
The Flying Fleet Movie | Writing | 1929 |
