the helicopter intact. Leaving Kowalski with two of Kim's men to guard the base and its radio, the rest join China aboard the helicopter, which takes off and heads deeper into the triangle. While Brenner and Charlton are enjoying a round of golf, Fletcher interrupts them to let them know that Wesley has neutralized the quarry base and captured the helicopter. As China pilots the helicopter towards the opium manufacturing depot, the depot radios the quarry to see if the radar contact they have is the quarry's helicopter. The lone survivor at the quarry, under the watchful eye and gun of Kowalski, confirms that it is and is just on a routine trip. Satisfied, the depot allows the helicopter to land and the commandos come out shooting, killing all the enemy soldiers who stray into their sight. As Wesley, Arbib and Stone destroy the heroin laboratories with C4, Klein blows up the opium container silos with grenades and C4. While the destruction is going on, Stone is unfortunately wounded and Klein and China race to help him; Kim and his men locate prisoners and free them. All return to their homes except for a North American woman who behaves in a bizarre manner. China intervenes when he misjudges Kim to be attacking the woman, only for Arbib to point out that the woman is a heroin addict with puncture marks on her forearm. Wesley enters an office and rifles through a safe; finding a computer disk, he loads it on a nearby computer and browses its contents. Cast Lewis Collins as Captain Robin Wesley Lee Van Cleef as China Ernest Borgnine as Fletcher Klaus Kinski as Charlton Mimsy Farmer as Kathy Robson Manfred Lehmann as Klein Thomas Danneberg as Arbib Frank Glaubrecht as Stone Hartmut Neugebauer as Brenner Wolfgang Pampel as Baldwin Luciano Pigozzi as Priest Bruce Baron as Kowalski Soundtrack The score of the film was composed by Jan Němec and performed by Eloy. Release The film was released in West Germany on 5 October 1984. Reception In a contemporary review, Kim Newman (Monthly Film Bulletin) noted that certain elements such as the surprise villain in the film were obvious while the action scenes mainly consist of Asian stunt men leaping out of explosions. References External links 1984 films 1980s action thriller films West German films 1980s Italian-language films Films about the illegal drug trade Films about mercenaries Films