Squadron of Honor

The plot follows young legionnaire Blane, played by Don Terry, as he delves into a murder mystery amidst the backdrop of a legion convention. The story is woven with newsreel footage that enhances the authenticity of the setting. As the investigation unfolds, Blane discovers that the police wrongly suspect a pacifistic munitions executive, Metcalf, while the true culprit is a pro-war armaments manufacturer named Kimball.

With a cast that includes Mary Russell, Thurston Hall, and Robert Warwick, Squadron of Honor combines action elements with a crime narrative. The film's themes of war and morality resonate within its crime-driven plot. Collectors of classic crime and action films from the late 1930s may find this title of interest due to its unique premise and historical context.