Alias, Baywatch, California Gold, Mail Call (episode #70), MacGyver, Murder She Wrote, the National Geographic Channel, NCIS, Port Chicago Mutiny (TV movie), Return of the Pirates (History Channel), Special Ops Mission and Unsolved Mysteries. In the Season 6 King of the Hill episode "Returning Japanese: Part 2" (2002), Cotton is sent back to the U.S. aboard Lane Victory. The History Channel series Mail Call episode 6/04, "Lane Victory", was an hour long episode about the ship and the World War II Merchant Marine. (note: this is a partial list) In 1999, the ship was used in a Ford Super Duty commercial and Disney's "Golden Dreams" commercial. (note: this is a partial list) The engine housed in Lane Victorys forward hold exhibit space was used as the engine for the fictitious gunboat in The Sand Pebbles (1966). Awards Lane Victory earned one ribbon for World War II service, two for Korean War service – United Nations Korea Medal & Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation – and one for Vietnam War service. See also World War II United States Merchant Navy References External links Lane Victory Official Site Historic Naval Ships Association, HNSA, Web Page: SS Lane Victory Congressional Record, V. 146, Pt. 12, July 27 to September 13, 2000 SS Lane Victory off Catalina Island August 2011 – YouTube imdb.com, Mail Call: Season 6, Episode 4, S.S. Lane Victory (1 Apr. 2005) youtube.com, Korean Celebration aboard the S.S. Lane Victory Lane Victory, The Anchor Light, My Story, By Arnold R. Esparza March 2008] Lane Victory, The Anchor Light, July 2008 Museum ships in California National Historic Landmarks in California World War II merchant ships of the United States Ships built in Los Angeles Victory ships 1945 ships Museums in Los Angeles World War II museums in California Ships on the National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles San Pedro, Los Angeles World War II on the National Register of Historic Places in California