One of John Wayne's better war movies
This is one of John Wayne’s better war films and that’s saying a lot because he was in so many. It’s about him being a Green Beret commander early in the Vietnam. It’s also a propaganda film to promote the war. That starts right at the start as some journalists question the conflict while two Green Berets talk about fighting for freedom against a Communist attempt to dominate the world. They lay it on thick. Once you get past that it becomes a more traditional feature.<br /><br />The plot has two parts. The first is defending a combat outpost topped off by a huge battle scene. The second is a secret mission behind enemy lines.<br /><br />It’s also one of the few from this period which had Asian actors in leading roles with Jack Soo of Barnie Miller fame as a South Vietnamese Colonel, George Takei of Star Trek as a captain that works with Wayne, Craig Jue as a little kid who hangs around an outpost and Irene Tsu as a spy.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["John Wayne", "Ray Kellogg"], "Producers": ["Michael Wayne"], "Starring": ["John Wayne", "David Janssen", "Jim Hutton"], "Studio": ["Warner Bros."]}

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