WWII epic that caused controversy on its release by suggesting that Errol Flynn captured Burma singlehandedly without any help from the Brits. Raoul Walsh directs., World War II paratroopers drop behind enemy lines, where they are hellbent on destroying a Japanese radar station in Burma. After the completion of their mission, they must undertake a grueling trek on foot through Japanese-held jungle to reach safety., In this WWII action thriller, Major Nelson is the commander of 50 American paratroopers on a mission behind enemy lines. After Nelson and his men land in Burma, they must attempt to dismantle a Japanese radar station. However, eagle-eyed enemy forces are quickly on their tail., Raoul Walsh’s Second World War drama stars Errol Flynn as US Army Captain Nelson. Nelson and his men are parachuted into the jungles of Burma to destroy a Japanese radar station that has been relaying details of the movements of Allied aircraft. The operation is a textbook success and the radar station is soon destroyed. But then comes the difficult part Nelson must get his men out of the country; and the airstrip they were due to be collected from has been discovered by Japanese troops. Ahead of the American soldiers is a long, brutal hike, and they must fight for every step. The film outraged Winston Churchill with its wilful omission of Britain’s role in Burma, so much so that it wasn’t allowed a UK release until 1952., 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 airstrip to be taken back to their base, they find Japanese waiting for them. They must make a long, difficult walk back through enemy-occupied jungle., Stirring World War II drama in which a group of American paratroopers launch an attack on a Japanese radar station in Burma., Raoul Walsh’s Second World War drama stars Errol Flynn as US Army Captain Nelson. Nelson and his men are parachuted into the jungles of Burma to destroy a Japanese radar station that has been relaying details of the movements of Allied aircraft. The operation is a textbook success and the radar station is soon destroyed. But then comes the difficult part: Nelson must get his men out of the country; and the airstrip they were due to be collected from has been discovered by Japanese troops. Ahead of the American soldiers is a long, brutal hike, and they must fight for every step. The film outraged Winston Churchill with its wilful omission of Britain’s role in Burma, so much so that it wasn’t allowed a UK release until 1952., World War II epic with Errol Flynn as the leader of a team of paratroopers who invade Burma to wipe out an important Japanese post., Errol Flynn leads the cast in this tough account, directed by Raoul Walsh, of an attack on a Japanese radar installation in Burma in World War II, which caused considerable damage., World War II epic with Errol Flynn as the leader of a team of paratroopers who invade Burma to wipe out an important Japanese post. Raoul Walsh directs.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Objective, Burma! ” ?
A: The main cast includes Errol Flynn,William Prince,Henry Hull,George Tobias,Warner Anderson,John Alvin,Mark Stevens,Richard Erdman,Anthony Caruso,Hugh Beaumont,John Whitney,James Brown,Joel Allen,George Tyne,Rodd Redwing,Frank Tang,William Hudson,Asit Koomar,Lester Matthews,John Sheridan,Carlyle Blackwell Jr.,Kit Carson,Carlyle Blackwell,Neil Carter,Elmer Ellingwood,Shephard Houghton,Peter Kooy,Harlan Miller,Erville Alderson,Maj. Charles S. Galbreath,Lester Cole,James Wong Howe,Ted Smith,Jack L. Warner,Edwin DuPar,Ranald MacDougall,Leo F. Forbstein,Maj. M.H. Whyte,Alvah Bessie,George J. Amy,Perc Westmore,George Amy.
Q: When Did the “Objective, Burma!” Released?
A: The Movie “Objective, Burma!” originally aired on 1945-02-17 and released in the year of 1945.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Objective, Burma!” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Objective, Burma!” ?
A: “Objective, Burma!” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
