Raid on Rommel

In this gripping World War II film, Captain Foster sets his sights on executing a daring raid against the German forces occupying Tobruk. With a small group of elite commandos selected for their exceptional skills, he is determined to make an impact in the war effort. However, fate takes an unexpected turn when a mix-up occurs and Captain Foster finds himself leading not his chosen commando team, but instead a medical unit comprising of soldiers who are far removed from the frontlines.At the helm of this unconventional crew is John Hodges, a Quaker conscientious objector who firmly believes in non-violent conflict resolution. As Captain Foster and his new team embark on their dangerous mission, they must navigate both the physical challenges of the raid and the moral dilemma posed by having soldiers in their ranks who are committed to peace at any cost.The film explores themes of loyalty, duty, and personal conviction against the backdrop of a brutal war. As Captain Foster learns more about his new team and their individual motivations, he must grapple with his own beliefs and consider whether there is room for compromise in wartime. The tension between the military objectives and the pacifist ideals of the unit creates an engaging narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.