Battle at Bloody Beach

A civilian working for the Navy who arms guerrillas while desperately seeking his wife Ruth. He pushes for coordination with Fontana's fighters and helps steer the evacuation toward a submarine escape. His resolve is tested as personal and mission-driven duties collide at every turn.

Believed dead by some, Ruth is revealed to be alive and entangled with Fontana. She chooses to stay and fight with the guerrillas rather than board the submarine with Craig. Her presence adds emotional complexity and reinforces the fighting spirit among the evacuees.

A guerrilla leader who forges an uneasy alliance with Benson to arm his band. He asserts authority within the group and clashes with Benson over how to handle Ruth and the weapons. Fontana’s pragmatism helps hold the resistance together under pressure.

An American boxer trapped in the Philippines who becomes part of the guerrilla effort. His fighting skill and street-smart resourcefulness contribute to defeating M'Keever's bandits. He embodies resilience and quick, practical courage in combat.

A military contact for Benson who aids in coordinating evacuation and arms deliveries. His loyalty to the mission is clear, even as the situation grows increasingly perilous. He meets a tragic end when he is attacked while attempting to escape by swimming to safety.

A civilian member of the evacuee group who is swept up in the effort to reach safety. She contributes to the group’s cohesion and endurance under threat, sharing in the collective struggle for survival.

A civilian ally within the evacuee circle. He stands with others during the tense wait for rescue, assisting in maintaining order and morale as danger approaches. His role underlines the civilian side of resistance against occupation.

A young civilian among the evacuees whose presence highlights the war’s impact on families. Timmy’s participation in the group’s journey underscores the urgency of getting vulnerable civilians to safety. He embodies the hope that the future remains worth fighting for.

A supporting civilian character within the refugee group. She is part of the community network that sustains morale and cooperation during the perilous voyage toward safety. Her presence helps illustrate the broader civilian experience in the conflict.