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Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine (2016)

First a Marine, then a wife, always a woman.

Released January 1, 2016Runtime 0h 7mDirector Hannah Anderson

In 1945, Adele Shimanoff joins the U.S. Marine Corps amid a larger plan to bring women into the military in order to “free a marine to fight.” Adele moves away from the traditional Women’s Reserves and into active duty for a year, where she forms lifelong friendships and meets her future husband. He remains in active duty for 28 years after she leaves, giving her a full experience of life with the Marines. More than 70 years later, Adele is forced to confront the idea that she is still needed, even when her friends have passed on before her.

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Who stars in Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine?

Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine stars Adele Shimanoff.

Who directed Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine?

Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine was directed by Hannah Anderson.

How long is Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine?

Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine has a runtime of 0h 7m.

What is Adele Shimanoff: U.S. Marine about?

In 1945, Adele Shimanoff joins the U.S. Marine Corps amid a larger plan to bring women into the military in order to “free a marine to fight.” Adele moves away from the traditional Women’s Reserves and into active duty for a year, where she forms lifelong friendships and meets her future husband. He remains in active duty for 28 years after she leaves, giving her a full experience of life with the Marines. More than 70 years later, Adele is forced to confront the idea that she is still needed, even when her friends have passed on before her.