It's 1968. Ian and John, two young point men in love in the midst of the Vietnam War, lead their squad in a desperate attempt to survive a botched Phoenix Mission, despite their Captain who has lost his humanity and who will use any means to win, including sacrificing the squad.
Kurt Braun, Richard Gayton
Director
David Garber
Sgt. Ian Alexander
Michael Southworth
Sgt. John Reese
Vincent van Hinte
Capt. John Tower Heinrick
Elijah Olachea
PFC Jay Edgar Burd
Jon Owens
PFC 1st Class Charles 'Thumper' White
Robert M. O'Brien
SP4 Thomas 'Doc' Graham
John Michael Tilmont
Agent Crawford CIA
Vu Ha
Monk in the Grotto
Brandon Yutterman
Lt. Harold Holis
David A. Miller
Battalion Commander
Lee Christman
Macklin
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