Two WWII fighter pilots, raised on different continents and trained
in different countries, fight life or death combat with the
Luftwaffe over Europe. They flew P-51 Mustangs in the 4th Fighter
Group and contributed to the Group score of a record 1000-plus
enemy planes destroyed, the highest total of any Allied Group. They
became Aces within a day of each other; then one was killed in
combat on D-Day, while the other, having been shot down, trekked
across northern Germany in a futile effort to evade capture.He is
finally captured and as a POW, is forced to participate in a "Death
March." After several unsuccessful attempts, he and a fellow POW
finally escape. Leading a handful of French forced-laborers they
capture 25 German soldiers, turn them over to Patton's advancing
Third Army and eventually return to the U.S. by hospital ship.
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