Cast
- Louis Adlon as Major Franz Kohmer (uncredited)
- Rand Brooks as Pilot (uncredited)
- Frederic Brunn as German Yard Guard (uncredited)
- George Dolenz as Captain Volbricht (uncredited)
- Poldi Dur as Nazi Nurse (uncredited)
- Carl Esmond as Major von Behn - Nazi Commandant (uncredited)
- Steven Geray as Dr. Victor Münz - Camp Doctor (uncredited)
- Arthur Kennedy as Sergeant Alfred Mason (uncredited)
- Sam Locke as Nazi (uncredited)
- Lloyd Nolan as USAF Debriefing Officer / Narrator (uncredited)
- George O'Hanlon as American Pilot at Headquarters (uncredited)
- Don Porter as Lieutenant Frank L. Williams, Jr. - American Co-pilot (uncredited)
- Otto Reichow as German Prison Guard (uncredited)
- Henry Rowland as German Sergeant Renser (uncredited)
- Hans Schumm as German Guard (uncredited)
- James Seay as Captain James Spencer (uncredited)
- Kent Smith as Captain Reining - American Working for the Nazis (uncredited)
- Craig Stevens as B-26 Pilot (uncredited)
- Charles Tannen as Sergeant Freulich - German Prison Plant (uncredited)
- Mel Tormé as American Pilot (uncredited)
- Peter van Eyck as Captain Granach - Young Nazi Officer (uncredited)
- Hans Heinrich von Twardowski as Herr Mahler - German Red Cross Representative (uncredited)
- Max Wilk as Nazi (uncredited)
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