None.

Note: Although this is a 1940's movie, the violence is slightly more intense than the typical 1940's war movie. Even so, the action is not that intense.

Two men are shot in the head by snipers; the first one shows a little blood.

The bombing sequence at the beginning shows various deaths: people are blown up (like dummies) and a burning beam falls on top of a wounded soldier, killing him as he screams.

A man is killed by being stabbed with a samurai sword, though nothing is shown.

A man shoots down a plane and is then machined gunned heavily, quite a bit of blood is shown, but it is brief.

A man is hanged over a ravine (after having been tortured by methods not mentioned).

Suffering from malaria, a soldier dies.

A man sitting in a plane is shot, a little blood is seen.

Going delirious, a man launches a futile attack and is shot. Three bullet holes and a little blood are seen.

THE MAIN FIGHT SEQUENCE CONTAINS SOME OF THE MOST INTENSE COMBAT:

Men are bayoneted, shot, and killed by grenades (no blood or gore, but bodies often fly).

A man is strangled with the rope extending along the barrel of the rifle.

A man is killed by being struck on the back of the neck with a machete.

A man is machine gunned, blood is shown.

A man is stabbed in the arm, blood is depicted.

A man is stabbed in the back, killing him (not instantly).

None.

Minor smoking.

See the above posting for "Violence and Gore".