no time to die movie named after tank force 1958

Johnson, a German spy who has infiltrated the committee by posing as a British soldier, sits in on the meeting then reports back to Ritter. As the Pole and Thatcher talk, Kendall convenes the official escape committee to organize a mass escape for later that evening. After Thatcher was captured by the Germans, they tried to force him into signing a document confessing that the Americans paid him to assassinate Goebbels, but he escaped first and has been hunted by the Germans ever since. Thatcher tells the Pole that, after the Nazis killed his Jewish wife, he threw a bomb at Joseph Goebbels, and the resulting explosion sent the Nazi Propaganda Minister to the hospital. As Kendall, a by-the-book British sergeant, tries to keep order in camp and organize a clandestine escape committee, Thatcher, who is desperate to escape before the Nazis discover that he is a wanted fugitive, and the Pole, a Polish prisoner with homicidal tendencies, plan their own escape.

When Ritter threatens to coerce the uncooperative Thatcher into talking, Thatcher thrusts out his hand, revealing that his fingernails had been ripped out during a previous attempt at coercion. There German Captain Ritter asks Thatcher why he was trying to conceal his identity and why he was fighting with a British squad. When the Germans catch up to him, Thatcher tries to hide his identity by burying his tags in the sand, but the Germans uncover the tags and take him back to camp.

David Thatcher, an American fighting with the British forces, seizes the opportunity to jump out of the truck and flee his captors. As the trucks carrying the prisoners rumble through the desert, one becomes mired in the sand. Toward the beginning of World War II, a British tank battalion is captured in the Libyan desert and taken to a prison camp run jointly by the Italians and Germans.

No time to die movie named after tank force 1958