Saints and Soldiers: Airborne Creed

The film follows the 517th Parachute Regimental Combat Team as they parachute into Southern France on August 15, 1944. Their mission is to assist Allied troops, but they quickly face enemy fire and must navigate the complexities of wartime.

As they become isolated, three paratroopers encounter a group of French resistants needing help. This leads them to make a courageous decision to aid in the liberation of captive Partisans, showcasing themes of bravery and sacrifice. The film delves into family relationships and the experiences of U.S. soldiers, particularly through the lens of a Mormon missionary in the 1940s.

Part of the "Saints and Soldiers Collection," this film resonates with audiences interested in historical war narratives and the human connections that emerge in dire situations. With its focus on the U.S. Army's efforts during World War II, it appeals to collectors of military-themed cinema.