Operation Bullshine

The film follows a Royal Artillery officer assigned to an anti-aircraft battery populated by members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service. The plot thickens when his wife, who has also enlisted, is posted to the same battery, leading to tensions and misunderstandings due to regulations prohibiting husbands and wives from serving together. The dynamics of army life are explored through a love triangle, highlighting themes of jealousy and camaraderie among the female soldiers.

With a cast featuring Donald Sinden, Barbara Murray, and others, Operation Bullshine presents a unique mix of humor and wartime experience. The film reflects the era's approach to military life, particularly the role of women in the armed forces during World War II. It's a notable entry in the war-comedy genre, appealing to collectors interested in films that tackle historical themes with a lighter touch.