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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| James Drury | ... | Sgt. Cooley | |
| Steve Carlson | ... | Hacker | |
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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 | |
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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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Country:
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7 February 1968 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Most of the combat scenes were duplicated from another Universal film, To Hell and Back (1955), which was the biography of war hero--and later actor--Audie Murphy. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Pretty interesting war film despite the well-grooved plot involving an experienced sergeant leading a squad of young, inexperienced infantry soldiers into battle. Presumably set in Italy (some combat sequences were lifted from the Audie Murphy flick "To Hell and Back") the story centers upon the relationship that develops between the squad leader, Cooley (James Dury) and one of his charges, Hacker (played by Steve Carlson).
Square-jawed and rugged, Drury was born for his role. Best known for the TV western "The Virginian," it's a shame Drury wasn't in more combat films. Carlson is fine as a surly private but he is overshadowed by the wise-cracking (and sometimes irritating) Jon Daly who plays the unit comedian.
Norman Fell has a tiny role in this film and a young Robert Pine is interesting as sensitive trooper. Look closely for Kent "Adam 12" McCord (billed under his real name, Kent McWhirter) who pops up here and there as a lieutenant. It might have been more interesting to cast McCord in the role of Hacker.