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Hennessey uncredited. Lee Bennett Paratrooper as Paratrooper uncredited. Carlyle Blackwell Jr. Barker - Pilot as Lt. Barker - Pilot uncredited. Kit Carson Paratrooper as Paratrooper uncredited. Neil Carter Paratrooper as Paratrooper uncredited. Raoul Walsh. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. A group of men parachute into Japanese-occupied Burma with a dangerous and important mission: to locate and blow up a radar station.

They accomplish this well enough, but when they try to rendezvous at an old air-strip to be taken back to their base, they find Japanese waiting for them, and they must make a long, difficult walk back through enemy-occupied jungle. Doorway to Japan! Action Adventure Drama War. Did you know Edit. Trivia The movie was pulled from release in the UK after just one week. It was banned there after heated protest from British veterans groups and the military establishment.

As the Burma campaign was a predominantly British and Australian operation, the picture was taken as a national insult due to the movie's Americanization of the Burma operation. The resentment that many felt was seen as yet another example of Americans believing they had won the war single-handedly.

Incidentally, writer Lester Cole , who co-wrote the somewhat overly patriotic flag-waving script, would be branded an "Un-American" Communist, becoming one of the Hollywood Ten just a few years later. Cole's screenplay was based on a story by Alvah Bessie, who was also a member of the Hollywood Ten. Goofs When Captain Nelson jumps out of the plane, he is holding his rifle in his hands. No real paratrooper would jump out of the plane holding his weapon in his hands, because the "opening shock" of the parachute canopy opening would jerk the weapon loose and he would lose it in the air.

Paratroops jump with their weapons secured to their bodies. The remaining troops in the paratroop "stick" jump correctly, with their arms crossed over their upper torsos.

Quotes Mark Williams : What if my parachute doesn't open? Crazy credits Opening credits: "I claim we got a beating. We got run out of Burma and its humiliating as well. I'll go over the mountains into India and rake up an army. I'll supply them there, train them, and some day I'll lead them back into Burma. Alternate versions Some prints of "Objective Burma! Also shown in computer-coloured version. Connections Featured in Hearts and Minds User reviews 73 Review. Top review. American role in Burma.

As a drama the film does a good job, in terms of historical accuracy one questions it. Had this operation actually occurred, it would have been carried out by the SAS.

English soldiers fought in Burma from day one until the very end of the war. Fighting in the harsh, humid jungles of Burma was no easy task for the English army who were not accustomed to the extreme climate, the Japanese soldiers had the advantage.

By suggesting that the USA came in and saved the day, I. Many Englishmen paid the ultimate sacrifice for their queen and country. Burma was a British sphere of operation, just as the Philippines were an American theatre of operations. Let's not minimise the role of others. Details Edit.

Release date February 17, United States. United States.