Chad Michael Collins as Nathaniel "Nate" Burrows Jr.Dr Gruenewald is then transferred to the US mainland to work on the Manhattan Project. Nate and his squad are briefed by his superiors that they will not receive any recognitions or rewards and they must keep the secret of their mission in order to keep the secrets of the atomic bomb and Dr Gruenewald from their allies, the Soviets and the Axis Powers. The squad, Doctor Gruenenwald and Kestrel reached the Allied-controlled territory safely. Ivan escaped with the documents of Gruenewald's research. In the end, the squad managed to escape the Nazi facility as the Allied bombers decimated the place. Discovered and pursued, the Allies make a series of hair-breadth escapes from vastly superior numbers of well-armed Nazi soldiers and finally make contact with a woman named Kestrel ( Melia Kreiling), their link to the atomic bomb and to the scientist Dr. There, they are joined by escaped British airman Brent Willoughby ( Vinnie Jones) and Red Army soldier Ivan Puzharsky ( Dimitri Diatchenko). ( Chad Michael Collins) and Dean Ransom ( Tom Sizemore) (a cook who had been demoted from Lieutenant after the D-Day landings) lead them deep into Nazi territory. With their sergeant and other NCOs dead, the youngest of the soldiers, Nathaniel "Nate" Burrows, Jr. The American agent, knowing that he is near death, asks the soldiers to complete his mission: to find the bomb disable it and extract the scientist developing it, who wishes to defect. They come across an American OSS agent suffering from horrific burn wounds, and learn that the Germans are close to development of a super-bomb which will enable them to turn the tide of war and achieve victory. Surprisingly, this site is in Heidenfeld, Thuringia in Germany, although their own lines are hundreds of kilometers away in Belgium. En route, they stumble across a German experimental site, still smoldering with flames from some devastating event. After a fierce firefight, the Americans escape and try to make their way back to their own lines to report the German surge. With the Germans apparently near defeat in the latter part of World War II, a squad of American soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division on a routine mission near Elsenborn in the Belgian Ardennes encounter a surprisingly strong German tank destroyer and infantry force.
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