Too Late the Hero (1970) PUBLIC DOMAIN DVD ONLY NO CASE

Too Late the Hero (1970) PUBLIC DOMAIN DVD ONLY NO CASE

During World War II, Lieutenant Junior Grade Sam Lawson was a Japanese-language interpreter serving in the 1942 Pacific theatre. Assigned to a British infantry commando unit on the New Hebrides Islands, Lawson and his squad must complete a dangerous mission that involves destroying a Japanese radio transmitter and throwing off the enemy's sense of security. Despite facing challenges such as a commanding officer with a record of recklessness and tragic deaths of fellow soldiers, Lawson and his comrades must persevere in order to protect their allies and complete their mission.

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