Navy Log Nightmare Off Brooklyn (Season 2, Episode 29)
TV Episode | History, War

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Navy Log

Nightmare Off Brooklyn (Season 2, Episode 29)

TV Episode | History, War

Six men suspected as foreign agents board a Navy cruiser that is ready to deploy from the port in Brooklyn with the intent of sabotaging the guided missiles on board the ship.

Director

Jean Yarbrough

Writers

Samuel Gallu (created by) (as Sam Gallu) | Peter Barry (screen play by)

Producer

Samuel Gallu (as Sam Gallu)

Cinematographer

Frank V. Phillips (as Frank Phillips)

Editor

Elmo Veron

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Edit Released

Updated May 1, 1957

Release date

May 1, 1957 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy Award.

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Cast	+ Add Cast
16 cast members

Name	Known for
Arthur Batanides Goetz Goetz See fewer	Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol (1987)
Simon Scott Skoda Skoda See fewer	Cold Turkey (1971)
George Keymas Brashev Brashev See fewer	The Twilight Zone (1959)
DeForest Kelley Captain Smithwick (as De Forrest Kelley) Captain Smithwick (as De Forrest Kelley) See fewer	Star Trek (1966)
Mickey Simpson MacDougall MacDougall See fewer	Giant (1956)
Emory Parnell Capt. Jurgesson Capt. Jurgesson See fewer	The Miracle of Morgan's Creek (1943)
James Chandler Base Commander Base Commander See fewer	Heaven with a Gun (1969)
Robert B. Williams Captain Captain See fewer	The Killing (1956)
Scott Peters Haas Haas See fewer	The Madmen of Mandoras (1963)
George Cisar Lt. Hart Lt. Hart See fewer	Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959)
Jerry Summers Judkins Judkins See fewer	Colors (1988)
Jack Lomas Bartender Bartender See fewer	April in Paris (1952)
Stanley Clements Sailor #1 Sailor #1 See fewer	Up in Smoke (1957)
John Close Sailor #2 Sailor #2 See fewer	Sudden Danger (1955)
Robert Carson Narrator (voice) Narrator (voice) See fewer	The Ten Commandments (1956)
Charles Carpentier Keemer (uncredited) Keemer (uncredited) See fewer	The Silent Service (1957)