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| John Wayne | Sgt. John M. Stryker |
| John Agar | Pfc. Peter Conway |
| Adele Mara | Allison Bromley |
| Forrest Tucker | Pfc. Al Thomas |
| Wally Cassell | Pfc. Benny Regazzi |
| James Brown | Pfc. Charlie Bass |
| Richard Webb | Pfc. Dan Shipley |
| Arthur Franz | Cpl. Robert Dunne/Narrator |
| Julie Bishop | Mary |
| James Holden | Pfc. Soames |
| Peter Coe | Pfc. George Hellenpolis |
| Richard Jaeckel | Pfc. Frank Flynn |
| William Murphy | Pfc. Eddie Flynn |
| George Tyne | Pfc. Harris |
| Hal Baylor | Pvt. Choynski |
| Director | Allan Dwan
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| Producer | Edmund Grainger
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| Writer | Harry Brown
James Edward Grant |
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Marine Corps Sergeant John M. Stryker is a tough guy with an even tougher job--turn a platoon of raw recruits into a combat-ready fighting machine. He pushes them mentally and physically to their limits--with discipline, hard work, and sometimes with his fists--and they hate him for it, especially Pfc. Conway (John Agar), the son of Stryker's former CO. Soon Stryker's lessons and their courage are put to the test in a costly skimish, but the worst is yet to come in one of World War II's fiercest battles, the taking of Iwo Jima. Actual combat footage and the famous flag-raising scene on Mt. Suribachi highlight this gripping human drama of heroism and conquest. |
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