Fort Huachuca - in Popular Culture

In Popular Culture

  • Captain Newman, MD (1963), starring Gregory Peck as the title character, was filmed at Fort Huachuca.
  • The opening sequence of Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came (1969) was filmed at Ft. Huachuca. This movie was supported by the 1st Training Brigade. Starred Brian Keith and Tony Curtis.
  • Clear and Present Danger (1994), starring Harrison Ford and James Earl Jones, shows Ft. Huachuca equipment being used to intercept a cell-phone conversation of a drug dealer.
  • In Scent Of A Woman, Al Pacino's character, an Army officer, refers to having been stationed at Fort Huachuca.
  • In the novel "A Prayer For Owen Meany" (1989) by John Irving, Owen Meany is stationed as a casualty assistance officer at Fort Huachuca during the Vietnam War.
  • The novel Ulterior Motives (2009) by Mark Andrew Olsen features Ft. Huachuca as the site where terrorist Omar Nirubi is imprisoned under military control in the United States.

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