Mel Blanc did the voices because studio contracts don't stand a chance in the face of Military Necessity. l know Harmon-ising is given credit, but l'm not sure that is correct, certainly they had no, little, or invisible parts in other Snafu cartoons. But right at the end, whan Snafu speaks, close your eyes and listen closely. Clearly Blanc is voicing Snafu just as he has all the other Snafu cartoons (except 4 "coming Snafu") exactly as he does Bugs Bunny.
I love how they show the navy blues. Getting tattoos is 💯% prohibited. It classified as destruction of government property. Tat are still right of passage in the service. The tat can not interfere with the duties service. That's why crew member can face charges. NJP or less severe type court martial. Results from serious loss of rank forfeiture pay and allowance. NJP being restricted to barracks, extra work, and sub par fitness report. So getting tat is not advisable without of CO or Enlisted Supervisor and must be done at representable parlor to ensure your safety.
This is the latest Harman-Ising cartoon I know of. The opening is the same as the Schlesinger cartoons. But, how did Mel Blanc do the voices if he had an exclusinve contract to Warner Bros. Cartoons?
You I don't know why the Ormy would do it either, plus the Ormy takes huge, obnoxious credit for it in the beginning. Also, unlike the other Snafu shorts, there is no point to this one as it relates to training or basic messages as in all the other ones. So I want you to find out why this all this is and report back here on the double. You have your orders... Actually, seriously, if anyone does know ( no guesses please, however, theories are welcomed)
