In World War II, a tough sergeant is put in charge of a squad of young recruits and assigned to lead them on a mission against the Germans.
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Title: The Young Warriors (1967)
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| James Drury | ... | Sgt. Cooley | |
| Steve Carlson | ... | Hacker | |
| Jonathan Daly | ... | Guthrie | |
| Robert Pine | ... | Foley | |
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Jeff Scott | ... | Lippincott |
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Michael Stanwood | ... | Riley |
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John Alladin | ... | Harris |
| Hank Jones | ... | Fairchild | |
| Tom Nolan | ... | Tremont | |
| Norman Fell | ... | Sgt. Wadley | |
| Buck Young | ... | Schumacher | |
| Kent McCord | ... | Lieutenant (as Kent McWhirter) | |
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Jon Drury | ||
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Robert Fuca | ... | Soldier (as Robert Angelo) |
| Morgan Jones | ... | Pvt. Horton | |
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In World War II, a tough sergeant is put in charge of a squad of young recruits and assigned to lead them on a mission against the Germans.
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Released in the UK in December 1966 on the bottom half of a double feature with "Southwest to Sonora", which was the British title for The Appaloosa (1966). See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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7 February 1968 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Saw this movie once about 30 years ago. Been trying to find it in some sort of print since. Good sustained fight scenes in this movie. Pretty graphic for the time. Very young soldiers played by a cast of nobody's. Lead guy, Hakar freezes in battle but becomes hero, if memory serves me right. I can remember a scene where a soldier is screaming for Hakar to help him while being bayoneted repeatedly. Pretty intense for 1967. Pretty sure the action takes place around the Battle Of The Bulge. Maybe the least shown war movie ever made next to Castle Keep & None but the Brave. I think that's right Any info on this film would be appreciated!!!