Flying G-Men is a 15-episode 1939 adventure film Film serial, directed by James W. Horne and Ray Taylor. The serial was the sixth of the 57 serials released by Columbia. Four "Flying G-Men" battle with enemy saboteurs intent on destroying American military defences. Plot Three government aviators, Hal Andrews (Robert Paige), Bart Davis (Richard Fiske) and John Cummings (James Craig) called the "Flying G-Men", one of whom is disguised as "The Black Falcon" (Robert Paige), fight to protect the United States and its allies from an enemy spy ring and to avenge the death of the fourth Flying G-Man, Charles Bronson (Stanley Brown). Bronson was killed when he attempted to stop enemy agents from stealing the new McKay military aircraft, designed by Billy McKay (Sammy McKim). The Junior Air Defenders are also enlisted to help the Flying G-Men. A plot to infiltrate all military factories and airports is discovered but the spy chief called "The Professor"(Forbes Murray) is unknown. Suspecting Marvin Brewster, the owner of Brewster Airport, a local airfield, is The Professor, the G-Men find that he has kidnapped Babs McKay (Lorna Gray). They follow him to the spy hideout to capture Brewster and rescue Babs. Chapter titles Challenge in the Sky Flight of the Condemned The Vulture's Nest The Falcon Strikes Flight from Death Phantom of the Sky Trapped by Radio The Midnight Watch Wings of Terror Flaming Wreckage While a Nation Sleeps Sealed Orders Flame Island Jaws of Death The Falcon's Reward Source: Cast Robert Paige as Hal Andrews, Flying G-Man, and "The Black Falcon" Richard Fiske as Bart Davis, Flying G-Man James Craig as John Cummings, Flying G-Man Lorna Gray as Babs McKay Sammy McKim as Billy McKay Stanley Brown as Charles Bronson, Flying G-Man Don Beddoe as W. S. Hamilton Forbes Murray as Marvin Brewster and The Professor, the villainous owner of a local airport Lee Prather as Simmons Beatrice Blinn as Brewster's secretary Ann Doran as Hamilton's secretary Dick Curtis as Korman, a henchman Eddie Laughton as Hall, a henchman John Tyrrell as Williams Eddie Fetherston as Borden, a geologist Production Flying G-Men had the services of noted aerial stunt pilot and cinematographer Paul Mantz who flew a Lockheed Sirius and Ryan ST. Mantz was a prolific Hollywood "stunt" pilot, although he preferred to call himself a "precision pilot". Reception Film reviewer Jerry Blake in The Files of Jerry Blake described Flying G-Men' serial