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Experience the powerful World War II action drama Black Brigade (originally aired as Carter's Army in 1970). Set during the final years of the war, a prejudiced white officer is reluctantly assigned to lead an inexperienced unit of African-American soldiers on a high-stakes, dangerous mission in Nazi-occupied territory. Their critical objective is to secure a vital dam and prevent the German army from halting the Allied advance. Starring Stephen Boyd, Richard Pryor, Moses Gunn, and Billy Dee Williams, this historic film showcases a legendary cast in their prime.
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Experience the powerful World War II action drama Black Brigade (originally aired as Carter's Army in 1970). Set during the final years of the war, a prejudiced white officer is reluctantly assigned to lead an inexperienced unit of African-American soldiers on a high-stakes, dangerous mission in Nazi-occupied territory. Their critical objective is to secure a vital dam and prevent the German army from halting the Allied advance. Starring Stephen Boyd, Richard Pryor, Moses Gunn, and Billy Dee Williams, this historic film showcases a legendary cast in their prime.
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