This is the U.S. Air Force’s pitch to the entertainment industry, a smorgasbord of mil-porn to delight anyone who loved shows such as Airwolf and The A-Team. The objective is to help productions, from teen-magnet Hollywood epics to seniors’ detective show “Monk”, get the details right—and, of course, to put the taxpayers’ latest hardware on show.
Hitherto available only in teaser form online, the full-size version was yielded by a Freedom of Information Act request filed by Government Attic.
“The industry’s gateway to an extraordinary arsenal of aircraft, equipment, credible personnel and locations,” intones Fake Morgan Freeman. “Their mission: protect and project the Air Force and entertainment media, including film, tv, video games, comic books and more.”
The Air Force’s Entertainment Liaison Office offers uniformed extras, on-set technical advice, research trips and even script feedback. Michael Bay totally has his own personalized tankard under the bar at this place.