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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Queen’s Colours for Fleet Air Arm. DESCRIPTION: A Naval occasion at Lee-on-Solent, where Her Majesty was to present the Queen’s Colour to the Royal Naval Barracks. SHOTLIST: Shots...
Sword, claimed to be the largest all-glass-fibre boat ever built went through her paces for Pathe News. She’s 64 feet long with a top speed of over 22 knots. Her price tag is about £60,000
Cowes’ Week - the great social and yachting festival.
Water-skiing ('planking’) on the Solent.
Pathe synopsis: See how the Army takes to the air, and the waters of the Solent as well as speeding across the land with all kinds of manoeuvrable equipment. It’s the Royal Corps of Transport showing off...
The Wills International Powerboat Race. From Spithead to Weymouth and back - 167 miles. Conditions were ideal. It was a great day for Italian entrants.
Interview with Sergeant Major Barry Mackenson about the diving operation to recover the wreck of the Mary Rose as they face delays (it was finally raised on 11/10/82). Male interviewer not identified
Interview with Margaret Rule, the archaeologist in charge of the project, on how important it is to recover the Mary Rose. Prior to its raising on 11/10/82. Interviewer not heard.
Alexandra Hildred, archaeological supervisor, describes the Mary Rose after its lifting to the surface. Female interviewer not identified
Report on raising of the Mary Rose, a Tudor warship, as the crane Tog Mor begins the lift. It was finally raised out of the sea on 11/10/82. Male reporter not identified
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