A series of drug-related murders haunt Saigon. Ex-Green Beret Mark Stryker and his MP's must find the culprits. With the help of Jean Lassiter, a nosey reporter covering the crime beat, Stryker uncovers the involvement of corrupt politicians in the heroin trade and in the killings. But before he can pin them down, Stryker is framed for the murder of his commanding officer and now he must clear his name, free Lassiter from her captors, and stop his men from carrying out their own kind of vengeance before it is too late.
Clark Henderson
Director
Richard Young
Sgt. Mark Stryker
P. J. Soles
Jean Lassiter
John Allen Nelson
Timothy Bryant
Jimmy Bridges
Pfc. Will Thomas (as Jimi B. Jr.)
Spanky Manikan
Jon Toi
Joonee Gamboa
Nguyen Huu Tri
Willie Williams
Gary Richards
Pen Medina
Quy (as Crispin Medina)
Leo Martinez
Prosecutor
Joe Mari Avellana
Col. Tranh (as J.M. Avellana)
Steve Rogers
Eddie Roy Hibbert
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