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1: Milner and Adam-12 (1968) co-star Kent McCord were reunited in a Nashville Beat (1989) on the Nashville Network. McCord played an L.A. cop visiting his friend Milner, an ex-L.A. cop who became a Nashville cop.
2: In 1968 he signed on to another "buddy" series, Adam-12 (1968) This time he was Officer Pete Malloy, a veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department assisted by rookie cop Jim Reed, played by Kent McCord. "I had a long, long friendship with Marty and we remained friends up 'til the end," McCord said. "He was one of the really true great people of our industry with a long, distinguished career--wonderful films, wonderful television shows, pioneering shows like Route 66 (1960). He was one of the great guys. I was lucky to have him in my life." The series was produced by Jack Webb, who applied the same realistic treatment of police procedures that he had in his "Dragnet" TV shows, in which he was Sgt. Joe Friday. During the seven-year life of "Adam 12" both Reed and Malloy won promotions. Milner had met Webb years before "Route 66" when both were appearing in Halls of Montezuma (1951), and Webb had hired Milner for an early radio version of "Dragnet." Later Milner appeared in several episodes of Dragnet (1951). When he was in the US Army stationed at northern California's Ford Ord, he would sometimes visit Los Angeles and look Webb up. "Even though there wasn't a part for me in 'Dragnet' that week," Milner recalled in 1989, "Jack would write one in so I could collect $125".
3: Martin Milner as Shore Patrol Officer in Mister Roberts. Several members of the cast and crew were actual Navy veterans who served in the Second World War, including actors Henry Fonda, Jack Lemmon, Harry Carey Jr., Buck Kartalian, and Jack Pennick. Pennick also served as a Marine in the First World War. Director John Ford attained the rank of Rear Admiral, serving in both WWII and Korea. Author Thomas Heggen based the novel on his experiences as a communications officer aboard the Navy cargo ship USS Virgo. Cinematographer Winton C. Hoch spent his naval career filming many top secret activities, including work at the atomic testing facilities at Los Alamos. Technical advisor John Dale Price was a naval aviator and 4-star admiral who served during WWI, WWII, and the Korean War. Commander Merle MacBain was the second technical advisor on the film, having served as a Navy information officer in World War II and in Korea. Naval Liaison Frank Coghlan Jr. served 23 years as a naval aviator during WWII, Korea, and the Vietnam War. Actor Philip Carey was a Marine attached to the aircraft carrier USS Franklin during the Second World War and later served in Korea. Nick Adams and Patrick Wayne were in the Coast Guard: Adams during the Korean War and Wayne during Vietnam. Other cast and crew members served in non-maritime service branches. Writer Joshua Logan and actors Duke Kahanamoku, Ken Curtis, Frank Aletter, Tige Andrews, and Gregory Walcott were in the Army; Walcott also served in Korea. Actors Martin Milner and Denny Niles were also in the Army during the Korean War.


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