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...to USA Today . The Department of Defense has allowed director Michael Bay and his crew access to the Army's New Mexico missile range, the Air Force's fighter planes, and the Navy's aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis. And while the DOD...

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...media attention as a second report from the movie set was posted by USA Today. The crew behind the movie received the approval of the U.S. Department of Defense, being allowed to shoot in the pristine dunes of the Arm's New Mexico missile...

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...situation like an alien robot invasion," he said. "The Pentagon gave its stamp of approval to the film and allowed production amid the dunes of the Army's New Mexico missile range." Even the Egyptian government helped out by allowing...

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...enforcement efforts and the law itself." (Bloomberg) Michael Bay, director of the movie "Transformers," will again team up with the Defense Department for filming of the sequel. The second "Transformers" movie will be "the biggest joint...

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...film 'Transformers'. The Department of Defence has allowed director and his crew to access the Army's New Mexico missile range, the Air Force's fighter planes, and the Navy's aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis. "As far as I know, this...

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...for his 2007 giant-robot epic Transformers. After the Pentagon helped rewrite the script, Bay got access to helicopters, warships and -- for just $25,000 an hour -- F-22 stealth fighters. As we speak, Bay is shooting a sequel that has...

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...mother does on the big screen." Borrowing machines and men What makes the sequel to 2007's Transformers different from other Defense Department movie partnerships is scale. The film's Army liaison, Lt. Col. Gregory Bishop, notes: "As...

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...games, who fight alongside U.S. soldiers in the film. Pentagon officials and the vehicle makers see this product placement as a way of making military service attractive to teenage boys. We re getting a positive military message out to...

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...Earth. The two-disc set has a huge range of behind-the-scenes material, including an interview with Steven Spielberg, segments with the movie's Pentagon advisers on military action and equipment and commentary with director Michael Bay. While...

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