Considering that this is an Italian B-movie, the viewer must take several things into account. Firstly, the film is dubbed. Frederick Stafford is dubbed quite well for the most part, at times barely noticeably, but the dubbing is pretty dodgy for some of the others, especially Robert Hossein and George Hilton. Secondly, it is not as polished or sophisticated as its American or British counterparts would be, and considering the bottom-of-the-barrel budgets of 1960s Italian war films, it isn’t really a fair comparison. The dialogue can be hokey at times, but not really much worse than what can be found in plenty of American war flicks of the ’50s and ’60s. — Jesper