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David McCallum ("The Man From U.N.C.L.E.") stars in an epic adventure that perfectly captures the explosive action and emotional torment of war. With its astonishing special effects stark cinematography and brilliantly choreographed aerial combat sequences Mosquito Squadron catapults the viewer into the searing heat of battle!As Allied forces struggle against the awesome might of the German Luftwaffe an even greater threat is posed by the destructive V3 rocket nearing completion at a secret testing center. The Royal Air Force's Mosquito Squadron gears up to destroy the site but its leader Quint Monroe (McCallum) becomes conflicted when he discovers that the air strike may kill hundreds of British POWs including the squad's former commander!System Requirements:Running Time: 90 Min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: G UPC: 027616885777 Manufacturer No: 1004526

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World War II aviation buffs may quibble with details in Mosquito Squadron, but they'll love it just the same. It's an average war movie, capably directed by Boris Sagal, who thrived in television before he was tragically killed by a helicopter rotor in 1981. At the peak of his post-Man from U.N.C.L.E. success, David McCallum plays a melancholy RAF ace, leading his squadron of De Havilland "Mosquito" bombers on low-altitude strikes over Nazi strongholds in Germany and France. His ground-based dilemma involves the grieving wife of his best friend, a fellow pilot presumed dead but later discovered alive with other POWs held at a French chalet where the Nazis are developing advanced V-class bombers. The RAF employs bouncing "highballs" capable of penetrating difficult targets, and the rousing climax doubles as a rescue mission and treacherous bombing run. Explosive action compensates for predictable melodrama, and Rocky Horror fans will enjoy seeing Charles ("the Criminologist") Gray as a stuffy RAF Commodore. --Jeff Shannon

Rating : - Patched together mess
This is a scrapbook movie - a little taken from "Operation Crossbow", and parts of the rest from a better film about Mosquito bombers called "633 Squadron" and David McCallum's "Beatle" haircut is absurd.