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Used by Luftwaffe pilot Captain von Schletow in an attempt to strafe the tank, but is shot down with the tank's machine gun and forced to bail out. His "German" P-51 crashes without him and explodes. | Used by Luftwaffe pilot Captain von Schletow in an attempt to strafe the tank, but is shot down with the tank's machine gun and forced to bail out. His "German" P-51 crashes without him and explodes. | ||
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Revision as of 20:59, 16 March 2013
Movie (1943)
Starring:
Humphrey Bogart (Sgt. Joe Gunn)
Bruce Bennett (Waco Hoyt)
J. Carrol Naish (Giuseppe)
Lloyd Bridges (Fred Clarkson)
Rex Ingram (Sgt. Maj. Tambul)
Richard Aherne (Capt. Jason Halliday)
During World War II, tank commander Joe Gunn and his men find themselves separated from the Allied lines in the Sahara desert. They try and make it back to their side, picking up some British soldiers, a native African volunteer and a friendly Italian P.O.W. along the way. In their search for water, they find a well at an abandoned mission, but find themselves besieged by Germans under the command of Major von Falken, who want the water for themselves. A desperate battle for the watering hole begins.
North American P-51 Mustang
Used by Luftwaffe pilot Captain von Schletow in an attempt to strafe the tank, but is shot down with the tank's machine gun and forced to bail out. His "German" P-51 crashes without him and explodes.
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