Hell on the Battleground Filming Locations
Where was Hell on the Battleground filmed? Hell on the Battleground was filmed in 4 locations across United States in the following places:
Hell on the Battleground Filming Locations
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Hell on the Battleground (1988)
Vietnam: The battle-tested Seargents Casey and Lance have to accompany a young Lieutenant and a group of newly arrived teenage soldiers on a practice trip in the jungle. But the trip turns bloody serious when they are discovered by Russian scouts and have half a company follows hot on their heels.