Away All Boats

"Away All Boats" is a World War II naval drama that chronicles the journey of the USS Belinda and its crew as they navigate intense battles in the Pacific theater between 1943 and 1945. The film portrays their preparation for action, the camaraderie among the crew, and their courageous efforts in landing troops on enemy beachheads. It offers a riveting look at the challenges faced by naval personnel during the war, blending personal stories with large-scale combat sequences.

Trivia/Behind-the-Scenes:
1. Real Naval Vessels: The production used actual U.S. Navy ships, including the USS Randall, to portray the USS Belinda, bringing authenticity to the maritime scenes.
2. Director Mervyn LeRoy: Known for his meticulous direction, LeRoy spent time with naval officers and crews to accurately depict naval life and battle strategies.
3. On-location Filming: Much of the movie was shot on California's coastal areas with cooperation from the Navy, which helped simulate Pacific island battles realistically.

Full Cast of Away All Boats