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When Soviet forces invade the United States, a small group of high school students escape into the wilderness, calling themselves the Wolverines (after their school's football team), where they attempt to wage guerrilla warfare against the invaders. | When Soviet forces invade the United States, a small group of high school students escape into the wilderness, calling themselves the Wolverines (after their school's football team), where they attempt to wage guerrilla warfare against the invaders. | ||
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This jet is seen flying overhead briefly at the beginning. | This jet is seen flying overhead briefly at the beginning. | ||
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Revision as of 22:58, 17 October 2011
Movie (1984)
Starring:
Patrick Swayze (Jed Eckert)
C. Thomas Howell (Robert Morris)
Lea Thompson (Erica Mason)
Charlie Sheen (Matt Eckert)
Darren Dalton (Daryl Bates)
Jennifer Grey (Toni Mason)
When Soviet forces invade the United States, a small group of high school students escape into the wilderness, calling themselves the Wolverines (after their school's football team), where they attempt to wage guerrilla warfare against the invaders.
Unidentified Aircraft
This jet is seen flying overhead briefly at the beginning.
Bell 214
US Army helicopters. One flies by the gas station at the beginning and another attacks the Soviet roadblock in a later scene.
Yakovlev Yak-36
When the Wolverines liberate the Soviet reeducation camp, Tanner destroys this fighter jet by tossing a grenade into the open cockpit before the pilot can take off.
Aérospatiale SA 330 Puma
Mocked up as Soviet Hind helicopters, three of these pursue the Wolverines through the wilderness.
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