Bataan

Vagabond sailor Purckett (Robert Walker) and demolition man Epps (Kenneth Spencer) leading in the burial of the first casualty, their captain, under the command of Sergeant Dane (Robert Taylor), in director Tay Garnett's Bataan, 1943.

Sergeant Dane (Robert Taylor) meeting the ad hoc platoon ready to hold back the Japanese horde, in order, Robert Walker, J. Alex Havier, Phillip Terry, Desi Arnaz, Kenneth Spencer, Barry Nelson, Tom Dugan, old pal Thomas Mitchell, and Lloyd Nolan, in Bataan, 1943.

Following a patriotic prologue, the opening scene from director Tay Garnett, informative, intense and efficient action introducing Sergeant Bill Dane (Robert Taylor) and combat vet Jake Feingold (Thomas Mitchell), from Bataan, 1943.

Stand-in mechanics Purckett (Robert Walker) and Ramirez (Desi Arnaz) helping pilot Bentley (George Murphy) fix up his plane, reporting to Sergeant Dane (Robert Taylor) and discovering a man missing, in the Dore Schary-MGM production Bataan, 1943.

Robert Taylor leads a do-or-die mission during World War II in Bataan (1943), co-starring George Murphy and Thomas Mitchell.