In 1945, the smoke of World War II was still in the air. The dying Japanese army frantically went to the Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines, and was stubbornly resisted by the US Philippine army. However, after a period of tug-of-war, the 75,000 U.S. defenders stationed on the Bataan Peninsula surrendered to Japan under the concentrated fire of the Japanese army. Thousands of American and Filipino prisoners of war died of starvation, disease or were killed on their way to the Cabanatu prisoner of war camp. As a result, the authorities immediately issued a secret operation, led by the young Colonel Henry, the sixth commando, rushed to the Philippines to break into the Japanese prisoner of war camp in Cabanatu, to rescue the remaining American soldiers. On the way to the rescue, Henry's troops were intercepted by the Japanese army in many ways, and the two sides launched fierce mountain warfare, jungle warfare and positional warfare. However, the death squads finally repulsed the enemy with mutual trust and strong will, successfully completed the task, and rescued their comrades and comrades back to China.
The Great Raid movie plot
2022-03-20 08:01
Extended Reading
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General Kreuger: Henry, I'll be honest with you. This mission appeals more to my heart than to my head.
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Lt. Colonel Mucci: I'm here to tell you men the latrine rumors are true. We finally got a mission worthy of Rangers. We're going to push through our frontlines right into the Japs' backyard and rescue 500 hundred American prisoners of war. Goin' to be a rough son of a bitch- a textbook-style raid that can only succeed through speed, surprise, and overwhelming firepower. Before you start congratulating yourselves, remember you haven't achieved a damn thing yet. You're the best-trained, least-proven battalion in this whole army. This is your one chance to do something about it, and I mean ONE chance. How you acquit yourselves over the next 48 hours will determine how you are judged for the rest of your lives- men worthy of serving in this army... or... an embarrassment that history and time will eventually forget. It's up to you. Now, I happen to think it's the former. That's why I'm accompanying you on this raid. There's not another group of men in this or any other army I'd sooner trust my life with. You're the finest, best-prepared soldiers this country has ever sent to war, and I expect you to PROVE it... IS THAT CLEAR?
6th Ranger Battalion: YES, SIR!