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Released March 22, 1956
Featuring Joe Besser (Solo)
Columbia
16.2 min. (Short Subject)

Joe is a Private in the Starvanian army, newly stationed at Camp Fullabullets with his friend Pvt. Hawthorne. Sgt. Bonebreaker is sweet on Joe's fiancee Olga, which leads to additional tensions in drill training as the Sarge deals with Joe's and Hawth's bumbling. Meanwhile, Col. Pretzelbender is dealing with a report of enemy spies on the base, when he's not caught in the middle of one of Joe's and Bonebreaker's "disagreements."

A reworking of AIM, FIRE, SCOOT (1952), using stock footage.

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Avg. Rating: [3.67/10]
 
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Joe Besser
Pvt. Joe Besser

Jim Hawthorne
Pvt. Hawthorne

Henry Kulky
Sgt. Bonebreaker

Angela Stevens
Olga Fefferkraut

Phil Van Zandt
Col. Pretzelbender

Kit Guard
Private

Slim Gaut
Private

Harold Breen
PX bartender


Jules White
Director

Jules White
Producer

Jack White
Screenplay

Irving Lippman
Director of Photography

Fayte M. Browne
Photography, stock footage

Harold White
Film Editor

Edwin Bryant
Film Editor, stock footage

George Brooks
Art Director

Charles Clague
Art Director, stock footage

Floyd Joyer
Assistant Director


















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