To the Shores of Hell

After observing war game manoeuvers as a referee, U.S. Marine Major Greg Donahue is posted to Da Nang, South Vietnam for his second tour of duty. He hears that his physician brother Gary has been seen alive in the area after being captured by the Viet Cong. Donahue is accompanied by a Marine Sergeant, an American Priest who was formerly an Army chaplain in the Korean War and a Vietnamese guide to free his brother. ==Cast==

• Marshall Thompson as Maj. Greg Donahue • Richard Arlen as Brig. Gen. F.W. Ramsgate • Robert Dornan as Dr. Gary Donahue • Bill Bierd as Gunnery Sgt. Bill Gabreski • Richard Jordahl as Father Jack Bourget • Kiva Lawrence as Mary • Freeman Lusk as Capt. Lusk • Dick O'Neill as Maj. Fred Howard • Jeff Pearl as Mick Phin • Marvin Yim as Maj. Toang ==Production==

Master Sergeant William V. Bierd was a Marine veteran of World War II, China, Korea, and Vietnam. Besides playing Sgt Gabreski, Bierd was an uncredited technical advisor on the film as well as a technical advisor on Marine Corps uniforms to Gomer Pyle USMC. The US Marine Corps allowed Zens to film amphibious landing exercises at Camp Pendleton that appeared at the start of the film. A Marine Corps HUS-1 helicopter was provided for the climax. Toward the end of the movie, a radio operator said, "Loud and Clear, Miss Muffet, hold one", played by Gregory S. Morrison, a Marine Corps Private Second Class, from Camp Pendleton (Note: The USMC does not have a Private Second Class. It should read Private First Class). When the movie played at the Northgate movie theater, adjacent to Texas A&M University, the marquee read "To the Shores of Hell - STARRING Gregory S. Morrison". ==References==