01 January 1951 64 mins
An unknown soldier relates the tale of four young men killed at the Battle of Anzio before they ascend to Heaven.
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Errol Flynn as US Soldier on Anzio Beach
Sherry Jackson as Little Italian Girl
William Marshall as Narrator (voice)
United States 01 January 1951
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