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The story of Captain Téllez and Lieutenant Doria, who have just completed their pilot training and are commissioned to take part in the battle against the rebels in Pachuca, Mexico. During the night, Doria is wounded and treated by Marina, the daughter of the rebel leader, Canillas. The rebels pursue both Doria and Marina, but they are rescued by Téllez, who escorts them to safety.
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The story of Captain Téllez and Lieutenant Doria, who have just completed their pilot training and are commissioned to take part in the battle against the rebels in Pachuca, Mexico. During the night, Doria is wounded and treated by Marina, the daughter of the rebel leader, Canillas. The rebels pursue both Doria and Marina, but they are rescued by Téllez, who escorts them to safety.
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