The Rat Patrol

The British 8th Army sends their desert expert, Jack Moffit, to join the Rat Patrol on a special mission.

During a desert battle Hitchcock is seriously injured.

In order to abduct General Ernest von Helmreich, the Rat Patrol allows itself to be captured.

An old parchment which insinuates that an old water source lies hidden deep in the desert gets into German hands.

When the Patrol capture a German army truck, showdown nearly results between Troy and the German Capt. Dietrich.

A large Panzer unit has a map showing a strategic oasis occupied by the strong 8th Armored Division.

During a skirmish, Sgt. Troy suffers a concussion from an explosion.

The Patrol ambushes a German unit transporting American POWs.

A prized German radar station must be destroyed.

Fanatical Arabs, determined to wipe out all "infidels," attack the Rat Patrol.

Moffitt and Pettigrew allow themselves to be captured in order to get information.

An Arab convoy, disguised as American, entraps the Rat Patrol.

Pettigrew and Moffitt transport a liberated French underground general to a rendezvous.

German artillery traps two thousand Allied soldiers and their only chance of rescue is an Allied armored attack.

After each Allied bombing of their harbor, the Germans use 5000 Allied POWs to rebuild it.

The Rat Patrol has been ordered to use a fishing fleet to evacuate 5,000 Allied POWs.

The Rat Patrol evacuates the allied POWs from a primary bomber target area.

Gustav Luden, a radio operator, wants to defect, so he sends secret information to the Americans.

Valuable German ammunition has been dropped by parachute to a farmhouse, and the Rat Patrol must destroy it.

The Rat Patrol's radio transmitter is wrecked during a skirmish.

Rat Patroller Moffitt is seriously wounded in a raid on a German convoy.

Troy and Hitchcock capture Col. Beckmann, an infamous Nazi POW camp commander.

Using a fake Rat Patrol, Capt. Dietrich abducts an Arab Holyman.

Using a telephoto lens, Moffitt and Troy photograph a map inside Capt. Dietrich's office from the roof of the building adjoining Nazi headquarters.

The British and American high command schedule a conference in a desert town.