World War II Burma is the backdrop for both Objective Burma and Never The Few. Objective Burma centers on U.S. paratroopers in Burma who have to cope with a  mission gone awry while Never The Few focuses on U.S. combatants waging guerilla war in the jungles of Burma.  The third picture of this triple feature, Go For Broke, tells the story of Japanese-American volunteers who fight prejudice at home and the Germans as part of the famed 442nd operating in Italy, Europe.  Starring Errol Flynn, Frank Sinatra, Steve McQueen and Van Johnson.  Objective Burma is fullscreen in  black and white, was released in 1945 and has a runtime of 142 minutes.  No detail on Never The Few.  Go For Broke is fullscreen in black and white, was released in 1951  and has a runtime of 92 minutes.